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Vol. VI, No. 17.
H CAPTAIN GRAY
"Alec" Gray, the Big Guard, Se
cures the Coveted Ho ( nor of Foot
ball Captain.
1
Last,Saturday afternoon the foot
ball "S" men finally got together
after numerous and various unavoid
able delays and elected Alexander
Gray 'll to be the football captain
next fall. No nominations were
made and each player oast his vote
for the desired candidate. All the
ballots were cast for "Dick': Smith
and "Alec" Gray, the latter being
elected. Either man would have
made an excellent leader and' l the
wort of both iri"three year of !var
sity play has been •unswervingly
consistent and praiseworthy.
The new captain played center in I
the Altoona, Geneva, Indian, Grove
City, Lebanon Valley, 'Dickinson,
Pennsylvania, Navy and Pitt games
in his freshman year; daring the fol
lowing football season he worked at
the same position in the Bellefonte
Academy, Grove City, Indian,
Penn, Geneva, West Virgihia, Cor
nell, Buctknell, Navy and 'Pitt
i
con
tests; while during the pas football'
Season e play,d right gu rd in all
seven o the games plave . Thus
in three years on the Blue and White
varsity eleven "Alec" missed only
one struggle--that with Cornell hi
1907 '
A most consistent player,la stronlg,
likeable' character and' a universally
popular fellow, Gray will surely
make a fine captain Long and
tangy, he is six feet two inches tall;
weighs ' about 195 poundS and, is a
strong player wherever placed in the
STATE COLLEGE, PA , FEBRUARY IU, 1910
line ' E% ry yea
has seen a marke
Gra 's playing an
ful easdn ,§hould
cap aincy of such
star as "Alec ' G
I
Application for A
"Pop" Golden will be out •rePre- 1
sentative at the meeting of thellnter-
Collegiate Associ l atidn of Amateur
Athletes to be ii.ld in New York
City on February II 2b. The student
body signified itsimtention of join-,
ing the A. A. A. lin a recent 'mass
meeting in theii_litorium. This
r
organization is pr marily one for Col
lege track men aa tts members in
clude most of t 1 ' bagger institutions
in the east as wel as some west oft
the Alleghehies. TI - e Move on odr
part is a - ,:>od op and it is hoped
• k
that Penn State Vill Ibe awarded a
,
membership in he Aociation as
this will mean auch 4iidelt Tecog
;9.
nition for our t: ck meh. We.:6Ae
bound to have cYbder path aggteg -
tions here of as big i caliber as o r ,
football and ba-eball ,teamo and f
the Blue, and W •te is made a hiem-
I . _ber qt the! A A
doubt Ithat c.
1 celleut traLlt ea
Ben Gr.
Annouricemen
Ben Greet Corn•
be here on Ap
and an evening
is welcome new
cellcnt performa'
still remembers.l
The Univer
has alumni a
Japan and Svd
on Beaver, field
advancemeyt in
' a most succes
surely follow the
a capable gridiron
ay.
Mission to A. A. A
A. thete is no
n maintain an ex-
et Players.
is. made that the
any of players. will
I'l 9 fdr a matinee
pretormance: Thils
to all, for their ex
, ces of last year are
ty of Pennsy!vania
Ociattons i f n Tokyo,
y, Austr4lia
Pr l ice Fiv Cents
E GAME
LEE
Stile Defeats'
Allegheny in the
'of the Season With
Finest qtme
Score of ,34 tol
Our five Has 1
the basketball
i were larda ,to lo •
victaii , it Won o
legebn Monday
everything—it
'to atone for. b
featihg the 1:s1
Wes tjern''enns
giving, Old St
honor of .3)innate
the fOreintlst:co
sectiOlin when A
linto amp early
IThe fist ha
I
game; ea
own I Das
backwar
wheh l th
the as
hard an
be take
players
1
Weidler
Baker a I
Ito he
kierinant
batt e wa
of t e fit
10. Sel
thued a
over the,
contest;
secu.l4d
fouls.
Our f
start th
half op
it a few garals op
oor this year tha t
e but the splendid 1
er Alleglrny Col-
P night made up for
here was - anything
of satisfied with de
football eleven in
lvania last Thanks-
I
=te also gained the
~.1 in basketball from
d lege five from that
llegheny was taken
this- week.
f was a defensive
guarded well its
rid seemed a little
taxing shots except
s were directly under
e pace set was so
ng that Mime had ,to
several -times to allow
heir "second wind."
(1 a field goal and
More our men got in-
tea
atidu
Plate i
t. T i
!gruel!
'out -1
9 get '
kequr;
1
oul b;
eame.
f [score,
`Then Shore and
from field and *he
nd tuck untir the end
which ended 10 to
ave the students en
, game: - as they did
lalf of the Allegheny
1, 1 nip -1
Ise hal;
Iscim
vQ an!
fikst
d4ring
iiye ,
ca at
! g4 L me
t
I I
, ref
the initial period-we
eld goals and, two
e on the fk ot. late to
but vtihen4he second
es , werel, there a' little
ree Schel•'s whistle
ahead