Up to date IA urnish= . ings, for College \len Tailor made Clothing Pressing and Cleaning H. W. ei 11 ' Stuart Block East College Avenue May 13 at Mverstown R H E 0 0 3 0 0 - 0 2 1 0-8 AU I 00k/00000U-0 S 3 Penn State Albnght Battenea—State. Lezdick and Vozhis. Albright Shoe and Berger. May 14 at Lewisburg; PENN STATE-2 Bubb r Carson r . • McCleary m , Workman I ~ . Eberleiti 1 • 1- 1-licliox. 3 Vorhis c . , Blythe 2 . then ss . . . Klepfer p . BU :KNELL Ividnning 3 Loleland ss . Darnels 1 C Pi-z I lEEE O'Leary c W Piez r O'Brien 2 .1 Northrup p: Penn State Bueknell Home runs--Blythe. Bien Three bise hit -W Pier Sacrifice hits- Manning 2, Loveland 2 L-ary. McClean , Stolen bases4Ci l ir k 2, O'Brien 2 Struck out--by Klepper 9, by; Northrup 11 Bases on balls- McCleary, V, rhis,l Manning. C, O'Brien. Left on bases- Slate • Bucknell 6. HA by pitched ball Eberlesn Passed ball--O'Leary Umpire--Goodheart, Read -. tog rime 1.40. R H RO A E 0' 0 U U 1 pO2 0 0 0 1 .5 0 0 001 U 0 0 111 , 1 1 001 0 0 0 U 10 1 0 111 3 0 111 3 0 010 4 0 The game is play -dil?n a field - of the same size as t e i one-used for rugby footbaa. In ; the -centre of the field, a dirCle of tilt ten yards radius is drawn, aroun, which the _ five forwards of the contesting I tean?s form. Besides the fiVe for wards, the team is Composed of three halfback„ two fuObacks and a goal ) keeper.' The object of the game is to dribble the ball along the 2 434 12 2 R H PO A E 104 1 0 0 0 -0 1 0 0 210 1 U 0 10 u 0 01 0 0 0 11 2 0 011 0 0 012 I I 0U 0 --.- - 1 530 6 1 ,0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 -: 01 0 1 0 0 0 u u 0-1 THE ST : ITE COLLEiGTAN Soccer Football._ S3'ecer Football is no doUbt tiapid ly gaining a toothold j;TI the Ameri can (Jllege. At mot 8t our eastern colleges it has rece4tlly been !taken up with great interest iby the stu nents and it is to be i hoped that it will 'arouse as much -nthusiasm here at State. ground with the use of thel feet and finally to kick it, sately, between ,the goal. posts and under th l e h4r, ,whidh feat , couLts one point. i i , One of the reasons for the great popularity soccer football has at tained, is that although the game waxes warm ; ,' there is little fear of, the onlookers -witnessing fatal or dangerous accidents This element is practically [ eliminated on account of the stringent rules regarding pushing, tripping, and the like . : It is a clean, fair gathe from' the be ginning of the forty-five minute period until the, end. The fellow - are reporting in the evenings to' "Bull" McCleary .and "Alex" Gray,. and although the number that have reported so far is not as' large as we would like to see, nevertheless more are -coming Out as the weather becomes a The 1 more pleasan for sports. The in tention here a State is to have - an annual soccer game, the seniors and sophomores pitted against the eahman, and the game I :ce of the :annual track juniors and f to take the p ornmencemerit time. meet at feast thirty men from r , L.t us have lie next practice, on each class at Saturday aft. ritoon Notice t Notice I Notice ! One day laSt week somebody walked out ofl the, Tfrack Housle with a shoe box containing a pair of brand new track shoes belonging' to Lee Talbot The person who took them undoubtedly did so by mistake but his mistake has caused considerable t inconvenience: Talbot needs these shoes foi' the meet against the Navy next Satur day,. and if the fellow who made the mistake will lie a man , and return the shoes immediately to Manager Summers, nothing - more will be - • said or done about it. Juniors Electricals Inspection Trip. The Junior Electriclls spent .Mon d ly aid partiof Tue.sdiy, gay 9 and 10, in the inspection of the Edison Electric Power Co. Plant at Will iamsport, Pa. The trip was taken under the ditection of instructors Gill and _Calderwood. PMIFI THREE
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