Mason and Fullmer performe
creditably for' Tech while the Fen
State teatn appeared to be strong i
every positin judging from
c ith ,
playing in S turday's easy vict ry
The lineup and score
PENN STATE-26
Kelly .2 .
McCleary rn
Wo kman 1,
Eberlein T
Hirsaman
Haddow 3
Vorlus c
lalythei• is
Leidick p
holett p
Bubb *
Totals 1,
CARNEGIE TECH-1
Mason ri-c
Blanchard ;'
Coldren 3 T.
Moorehead 1
Kirk l , .
Fullmer ml
Wehr c-r i .
Gehr hart sa
Schad p
Belsgen p ~
•Batted for Leidick in fifth
Carnegie liech
Penn State
Three base hit—Blythe. Two base hits -Blythe,
i t
McCleary. Mason Innings pitched by Leidick 5,
Pmlett 3. Schad 2 1-3, Betsgen 4 1 2-3 Bases n
Balls —Off Fiolett 1, off Schad 5, off Betsgen 5.
Double Play—Leidick to Kay to Htrshmkn It
by pitched ball— McCleary Struck out By Be s
een 5, by Leidick 5. by Pmlette 5 Wild , Pltc
Betsgen Balk—Beisgen Sacrifice hit , - Wor -
man, Haddow, Bushman Stolen bikes -Kelley.
McCleary, Eberrein, Vorhis 2 Umpire--4Cheeve
man. Tune-I.to.
1 Good Baseball Games Comilig.
Tomorrow Bellefonte Academy
#lll belplayed on Sew Beaver field.
The prep school team downed Car
r egie Tech 17 to 1 with Cheer on
tie rubber and Vermont 4 to 2 with
±witmire in the box last Friday and
* , aturday respectively, so that they
-re a foe to be reckoned with. The
cademy boys were first beaten by
State, varsity nine in 1898 and
t• ey have been easily taken into
camp on half a dozen other occa
sions by Blue 4nd White teams, S, et
their strength' this year seems to
merit more attention than usual.
Next Wednesday Captain Mc
Cleary's team leaves far its first
eastern] trips Lehigh will' be en
countered at Bethlehem that day
Four times have our nines met Le
high inl the past and each Struggle
i i
has re ulted in a State victory al
thoug .all the contests took place at
Bethle em. The lait 'riumph was
in 'O7 hen Captain M. , son's team
won 3 to 2 frorn one of the strcMg
est nines the brown and white ever
possssed. Hirshman won that
game in the final in n i ng with a three
basejhit. I ,
The second gan - e of the journ ey
is at IVillanova on Thur6,day April
14. iLa6t l year the Main Lineri won
three games from us but Captain
"H+ony" ,Ray's team turned the
same' trick on the ViHanoi/a tossers
in 1905 The records show th.t we ,
have ',taken only six games out of a
total I fif fifteen from thiS nine and a
victory on the coming trip would be
exceedingly welcome.
Fordhan:i is the third opponent on
the trip and
1 1
noiabjy strong t
ers have had in t
won t five._af the,
"Irish" Mcnye
I
coach t .l
was ca
when i Fordha
ithe
rker
1... at
S ate Fe
a I D
d it l i l l
R H PO A Et
31 2 1
32 0 0
2 2 1 0 1.)
330 0 0
21 7 0
112 0 0
4 311 I'o
240 0 1
000 5 0
0 0 0 3 1 1
0 11 0 0 0
20 17 21 10 2
R H PO A E
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be re*
teenth.
has ha,
mond
the or 1
tielieve l
splend '
of the 1
U. S.
Gary,
W• i
elected
Chain t,
Dr.
'O7 h
John I
Sprec
tne Ph
E STATE COL
EGIAN r
otwithstandmg the
ams th 6 N ew York
e past,Old State has
nine games played.
n, the present head
.tain of our team
11 was beaten sto 3
r ggle with the ,New
MEM
year I ill fortune nosed ,Peun
t of a victory , over &own
- hoped that that defeat will
eyed on Saurday, the six-
The Provi ence Utiiversity
the betterpf us on the dia
the past
,f 4 they hive won
li two games Iplayed, but it is
• that Captain McCleary's
A nine will win the final game
ngs ; break at
oming t
rably.
rivri
is with the
,oal andOcyke Company at
rest Va. H
• , Laird, 'OB has 'een re-
Borough Engin.er of
ersburg, Pa.
P, Hi. Dale, '93, ti of P.
s taken the practice of Dr.
Robison, at State College,
. Cochran- and C.
r '9B were recent visitors at
Ka .pa Sig ma house.)
PAGE
The Alumni Association , of New
England will hold a banquet .at
Young's Hotel. Boston, Mass., on
Saturday evening, April • 16th. All
State College alumni with their
ives or husbandsiare extended- te a
ery cordial invitation to be present.
, The New Spellhlg.
rom the Smart' set.
"Spell "Innocence." the teacher
'I
-G-N
-0- I R-A-N-C-E," spelled
boy. ,7
"Correct", the teachetftnswered.
For we are told that sin , came into
h-_ world th rough knowledge."
F, '3 ovk I'ttt
C. A. Blaneha
_ Manager I
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Penn Avenue and Ten
Tltt,abragh;
. E lie centre
Sank
C. D. CASEBEE;ft
Javveler and Optician
All kinds of repair work prvrept`y done
Eyes examtled tree Private opticalvarlor
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COLLAR
1154.2 for2sc. Cluett. Petibody & Co.. Makin
ARROW CUFFS 25 earns a pair
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