PAGE TWO eady to play- the game of their lives _, And They did. Hardly three' 'man utes had passed when Old State had doubled her score of the first half .and Allegheny was left ten points in the rear. Perhaps "Andy " Lytle's, great performance of shoot ing goals between the halves had something to do with the spirit, but anyway pretty goals by Reed, Shore, Hermann, Haddow and Blythe came so fast that our oppon- ents were taken back in amazeniert and their teamwork went to piec , '§ for a time. The great work in the first par ,the second half told the tale, for Meadville collegians regained t former stride toward the 'end of game and herd things even. I :Dut IV' Hermann, after gamely sticking in the struggle after his knee had been badly hurt, finally went to the side lines with a few minutes yet to play. Then McEntire tooli his place and performed creditably. Score."— PENN STATE 34. Hermann. McEntire Shore Haddow , Reed Blythe Field ,goa.ls- Hermann 4 Reed 5 Haddow 2. Shore J. Blythe 1, Baker 1 Wezdler 2. Hawk 1 Maxwell 1. Leffel 1. Phillips 1. Ftrestone I. Pc1.,1 goals—Baker 4 Ttme of hal , , es —t 4 , 0 twenty m• n - tar halves Referee - Scheta - , , Interclass Basketball. . , The undefeated junior team .i,dded another victory to its spring by be feating the freshmen last Thurs-1 day evening 33 to 23 At no time were the youngsters , dangerous tp upperclassmen.: The teanat work oh the -junior five was the feature. _ With - a new line up, the soi Ito more team again went down to debiat at the hands of the 1910 five. Tine ,playing was fast and exciting, the first half ending with the score 1.3!t0 9in the senior's favor The sen ior team was rather lticky in ' F its shooting while the playing of 4he sophomores was ragged at tim: . With a little more practice the 191 72 team will give a better account !df themselves than they nave ' in the past. , 1 ALLEGHLN i 2" f laK•r c • , Ma.exeli , Leftel Fuesare FIZZ , • °liege I MiCoy c t , aog of t at's ameisla ,1 I 1 on Lost I 0 1, IS min , . 0, - 4 • State " 7!etl Fcepres Ik the Ijoi coiventi ' pairy l. ;.fnioh aid tiion at p , iinci , 4t4,,' ,.. oat t ILEEI lot IMI Corre ti 4.ntat i iitain h , r •ss foi 111 Or! I 1 ...i. • .... 411110. AI. AMP 1 AO • aniF• ....4 0 , .....a a . ..9 .1 1 'ow • aff , • ../1 • . I , 1 , , ft. r , represented. Papers_ were read by I ,i Dean Hunt and Professors Code Pt Mairs, ,Doty; Laponi and Gardner 10 0 Besidesithese men there were sever -750 , al former State Students in ottel -25' dance an many Of them had some co 9 i, pail in t prograpa. Prof. Van No nan, wh isSecifetary of they Pail ''Union, w s tciastmaster at the WI? 1 nted. n of the duet. ive Catholic services will be held: hi p , ,he foyerlof the Auditorium at ICI wel I clock Sunday morning. • .412 1 1, • • !I! ' !!! fl! alk .. z . 4a ,... = atolak • op, Z all' - W AO • ao ■ _443
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