and McCleary were on bases, did
our triumph over Susquehanna re
sult. Although 'Kauffman pitched
a strong
, game the visitors could
not overcome the lead gained by
"Eddie's" timely hit. In the eight
and ninth innings Susquehanna
scored a pair of tallies, but "Pat"
Lynch really had the Selinsgrove
nine under his thumb all the time
In 1906 Susquehanna h 0 Mc-
Ilveen's team to a 3 to 0 score and
twb years ago they were only beat
en 2 to 0 with the reliable Skemp in
the bog.
"Bud" Kelly played the final
three innings of the recent game at
secand base; it was his first ap
pearance is a varsity struggle since
hit" injury at Fordham on April 14
and the popular second-sacker was
roundly applauded when he trotted
onto the field. .In his absence
Blythe and Bien hove been covering
the territory on both sides of second
base in excellent style.
A great game was expected with
Bucknell on iSaturday, especially
after the ten inning battle at Lewis
burg one month ago Tomnrrow
the annual game with the Alumni is
played and on Wednesday theivar
sity closes a successful season
against the All Class Nine. ,_
The Suiquehanna score follows:
PENN STATE7:4 11 H PO A E
Bubliir 4 .. ... .. . ... 3 2 1 0 0
McCleary in . .. 3 1 , 0 1 1
Wo.kman 1 ... 4 11 2 1 0
Eberlein 1 :
Haddow 3 .
Vorhis e .
Blythe 2
Lynch p
SUSQUEHANNA-2,
Crawford m. ... .
Sunday ss.. •
Spangler %.
Rhoades 1 .
Ktchltne 3. . ..
S•tath 2 ... ....
Harster 1..
C Kauffman r . . ..
R. Kauffman p ... ..
Totals .
Penn State
Susquehanna
Errors—Plan 1, Kichlute 1. Home run—Work
man. ii Two base hit—Eberletn. Struck out —By
Kauffman 13. by Lynch 5. Bases on balls —Off
Lynch 3. Hit by ;niched ball—Ktchhne. Harster.
Passed ball—Vorlus. Stolen bases -Bubb 2, Elm
letn, Beddow, Vorlus, Harster. Umpire—Chess
man, Lake Forest Unriersity.
Musical Organizations at tiaeir Best.
The most successful entertain
ment of the season marked the close
of the year for the Concert Orches
tra and Combined Musical Musical
Clubs Last 'Sa!urday nignt a
crowded house ',witnessed a most
delightful concert' when the College
Orchestra. s:ee and Mapdolin clubs
combined t ` :, give the 'visitors the
pest kind of music offered by any
college musicians If 'ever the peo
ple enjoyed the various numbers on
a program it was on this occasion
when each individual player was at
his beSt and when encores were fre
quently 'called for The; soloists,
Mr. Harry P Armstrong, baritone,
and Mir Arnold Lohmann, violinist,
gave selections that were enjoyed
by all las was [evidenced by the ap
preciative audience. As usual, the
orchestra I,vel up to its standard of
producing the', best music possible
Parts taken by th'e Mandolin, Gle'
Club and 'Quartet , were Well came
and helped toi make the co mence r
i ,
ment concert a suc ess.
. After the c3nce t, those who so
desired adjourned to the rmory
and spent the remainder of the even
'itg at the dance! given by the Musi
cal clubs. All agreed on having one
of the most enjoyable times of the
week
4 01215 0
3 013 3 2
3 qll,. o ''
9.30 a m —rAnnuat 4 oncert by the
Cadet End—Front Campus.
40 1 i
400 0 9
101 0 2
10 00 a
-- - - - -
30 4 8 27 16
R HPO A E
502 0 0
411 3 1
2 0 OLS, 1
4 0 0 4 ,0
3 0 1 2 , 0
400 0 1
301 0 0
311 0 0
400 0 1
1.30 p. m. lass Day Exercises of
Class of 1910 -- Front Campus.
3 00 p p --Soccer ' Football, 1910
and 1912 vs 191.1 and 1913
32 2 6 24 4
0 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 x:-4
Gymna,sum Field
8.00 p m.— Junior Oratorical Con
te; t—Auditortiim I I
9:30 . m.--,E'qulochore,
tion—McAllister Ha
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1-2
THE sTATI: «)1.1.1:
' CALEII
MONDAY. ' JUL
Review :)f the Regit
College Cadets—East
TUESDAY, JUNE 14
i 8.30 a. m.—Class Resunions—Old
10'30-12 m.—Alumni Business
Meeting—Old Chapel.
1 1.00 a. in •—Annual Public Address
before the Phi Kappa Phi,
"The Function of the American
High School in a System of
Public Education"— Samuel E.
Weber, Ph. - D , Baton 'Rouge,
La --Auditorium.
3.a) p. m —Alumni Parade—Old
Mari to Beaver Field. .
330 p. m.-- Alumni vs Varsity
Baseball—,Beaver Field.
8 Oe- p. m --The Gay Soubrette" by
the Thespians—Auditorium.
9 00 p m 7 —Alunipi Reception-- Mc-
Allister Hall..
WEDNESDAY, JUNE
9 . 45 a m —ComMence ent Pro
cession Carnegie \ Li b rary:
10 45 a m —Comthencement Exer-
, ctses— Auditonuni.
Actclres. -Know your Position"
John H. Jones, Pittsburg, Pa.
2.00 p m —Centenary Memorial for
the Hon Justin S Morrill—Au :
ditoiium.
330 p. in. --All , star" Class Team
vs. Varsity Baseball—Beaver
Field.
-5 - 00 p m.- 2 -Reception to
Commencement Gtiests— Presi
dent's Lawn, West Campus':
8.00 p. m:—Junior Farewell Recep
tion to Seniors— N Armory.
•
. i
At thecclosirtg meeting of the Or
chestra, !the following men were
elected for the year of 1910-1911:
P. M. Bn4vely 'l2, leader; E. F.
Davis 'll, manager; H. P. Ohleen
'l2, assiStan manageri W. S. Dye,
Jr., treasure
S's ' i 3 OOL ROOM
and
BAR BE R SHOP
, 123 Allen Street
n Recep-
PAGF. THREE
Orche i str Election.