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runs to the good at the end of
fifth. so that the result vas never in
doubt. McCleary hurt his leg in
seventh inning and Carson went
to his position in center field. The
injury kept - Bull — out of the Navy
contest.
Canon started in middle in the
victory at Annapolis but his bad
foot only lasted one inning; then
Leidick went in and played a strong
game. Piolett found the Navy bat
ters weak and let them down with
five hits and one run,while our play
ers hit opportunely and thas clinched
the argument. Pretty
. plays by
Eberlein, Vorhis and Haddow were
roundly applauded by a fine crowd
( of fair minded spectators,- who
'cheered for any.good play by favor
ite or opponent. The good feeling
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betwee the Navy and Penn State
athlete was displayed,when a base
ball ga p e for next year was ar
rabged for by Coach Meilveen.
The th e recent scares follow :
May 4 at Princeton :
PENN STATE —1
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McCleary m ,
Workman 1
Eberlein 1
orhts c
Had tow 3
Blythe 2.
Bien is
Lynch p
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PRINCETON-3
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Bowman m
Sterrett I
Cunningham r
Warwtck 2
Reed as .
Warner c .
White 3 .
Greenbaum p
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