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Vol. VI, No. 16
CALENDAR.
In order that khe Calendar rmayi be made as
complete as possible, ; all college organiza
Om are urged to hand in ;notices of meet-
THURSDAt. FEI3 3
7:00 p. m. Room 20 Engineering
Building. Regular meeting of
' Civic Club i
7:00 p. m. ArMary
basketball, 1911 v•
7:15 p. m. Glee Club
SATURDAY. F
9:30-11:30 a. m. In;
Dr. Willson. 273
6:30 p. m. Old Cha'
1 mass meeting led
'34 son. 1 1
7:00 p. m Armory!, Int
etball, 1910 v.l l 19
8:00 p. m. Auditorium
-, trated lecture on
. nople" by Col Ge•
4 Cain.
SUNDAY. FEB
10:00 a. m. , Old Chape
Bible class
! I :t.O :a. m. Auditor
thapel Services.
KrauskopT, of the
ple, Philadelphia,
4:30 p. m. Foyer o
Episcopal Service
Prayer, I
6.30 p. m. l Old Chapel.
.A. Meeting. Rev.
vatt Jr., secretar
work of the Episc
will speak.
MONDAY, FEB.
7:30 p. m. Armory. Va
ball, State vs All;
TUESDAY. FEB.
6:30 p. m. Old Chapel
Prayer Meeting.
WEDNESDAY. E
71:39 p. m. Arm r
' basiletball. 1913_
, •
STATE COLLEGES PA., FEBRiLIARY I 3, '7910
Cornell evened up some o d scores
at Ithaca last Saturday nitht when
4ie Ithacans !took over our five in
iii One of the most bitterly-fought
ames ever i dulged in by a Perm
tate basketb
a ll, five. ' In '9B Cipt.
Sprecher's five won from Old Ezra
tl6 to 5 and two years later Ruble's
am repeated the trick, this time
8 to 8. Bath i those games were
ayed at State, College and they are.
e only basketball contests that are
h
clown to have been played with the
thacans in our athletic history, so
t at it was up to Cornell tc4regain
lost laurels in last week's game.
The Carnelian-and-White triumph
ed finally,but only after a'most stub
born battle had been I Put up by the
s t ns of Old State. i dornell was nev
et. more than five points ahead and
during most of the game the score ,
was tied, yet our players never suc
ceeded in going past tie hbrne team.
The first half ended 13 to 9; then In
thel.i second period the score was tied
at 15, when Captain- rosby secured
al field goal, only t,lave the score
y;_ i
evened up by
,B 1 h on a
of
shot. In the fin 1 inu eof play
rosby threw a foil goal and Ben
n tt made a bask t rom the 'field
hich completed th Scoring and
g ve Cornell a hard-earned victory.
..IThe play was reiugh but fast
t rouro N it, The
3 tramwork on both
s des wa good et the forwards
ere o ell covered Mat tic , one
s of more than two fiild goals during
t e strenuous halvel. Our five Showed,
"Oass'; against about the strongest
o ponent he has met this Year and
It ere'shonld be a Id' erent Itale in'
terclass
3.
ws ! with
ern
Mai
p i
el
by
General
, r. V/ill-
s Bask-
ee dlus-
MIMI
rgei Noi,Mc-
eshman
Sunday
Joseph
h Tem-
Au. itorlum.
of .venrtig
1
Y. t. 14 C
ohn l J. Gra
for college
, pal Icinirch,
rsity tiaket
-ghery.
4 1
8 . 1 1
Y.;hh. .A.
[.. 9 Interclass
1912.,
Cornell Evens Up
~ the
-
ihe remaining games with Allegheny,
Bucknell, Dickinson, PrinCeton etc.
The Cornell score:-
STATE 'l7 CORNELL 20
liorle. Shore , ~, [ f . WhinnerY
Hermann, (,Capt 1 , f Blurnenauer. Elton
Haddow
. Crosby. (Cant )
Reed '. g -
Heath
„
,
Blythe , ,
Bennett
'
Goals from feld Hermann 2.
,Shore 2. Haddow
1. Reed 1. Bly tji 1, Bennett 7, lA , hlnnery 2. Blum
enauer 2 Crosby 1. Heath 1. Goals , from fouls—
Crosby 4 Hermann 3 Tune of halves, -20 =a
ntes Tin,ekeeper—Moakly.. Umpire — Gtlbert- of
Ithaca. i ,
The l Sei
The foiestr
turned to resu '
lege duties , afte
and profitable
woods. I. T.
Brubakelr hay
work,of the G
company, or t
Maine. C. F
for Foresters.
seniors have re-I
e their regular; col.-‘
a /very interesting
'
.tx weeks' stay in the
Yarnali and J. R.
been studying the,
f eat . Northern Paper
e Kennebec River in
Bliss has' been in
ana, studying the
•ging cypress and
Herman Work and
-11 visited many of
.rtant lumber corn-
West Virginia;_ 'and
and 5. T. Pollock
in the same way is
he former , in Forest
atter inn - Potter coun
n report not only a
land beceficial trip,
.rtaining one at the
southern Loui
r methods' of lo
longleaf pine._
W. W. ftwaild
the more imp,
panics through
C. D. S'aunce
spent their t
our own stat
county and
ty. All,the
11:
very Interest
but also an
same time.
rrection:
The article in
January 2(Y con
of John W., Fie
Oklahoma conta• l
we desire to c l
was not gradu.l
Agriculture in
Chemistry sch•
hoped th'at no
caused by this e
information.
the - "Collegian" of
erning the naming
ds for governor of
ned an error : which
irrect. Mr. FieldS
ted from State in
hut in the '
of in 1891. lt' is
trouble . haS been
ror in our source of
Price Five Cents