STATE-PITT HISTORY Pitt took place and State's sons journeyed to Pittsburg undefeated under their beloved "Lary' Vorhis; while Pitt under Captain Homer Roe was in top-notch form. 'Ere the whistle's echo had long ceased, that eupeib backfield quintet , of the Blue and White-,---"Larry" Vorhis, "Bull" IvVbCleary, Lester Mauthe, "Heff" Hirshman and "Dutch" Hermann—had swung into uncon querable motion. It was their last game for alma mater and Pittsburg ers had never seen such a football machine in action—more courage ous, more powerful and more sports- I man-like. Pitt, too, played a mag nificent game and Forbes Field was dedicated to the annual State—Pitt struggle with a stubborn brilliantly fought victory for State by the score of 5 to 0. , Below is the list of the seven an nual State—Pitt games which have been played in Pittsburg since 1903 With the captain and ,coach of each team following in order: :.•1903, State 59, Pitt 0, "Ed" Whitworth and Golden, "Tex" Mosse;'l9o4, State 5, Pitt 22, Carl Forkum'and Reed, Thompson and Mosse; 1905, State' 6, Pitt 0, "Ed" 'Yeckley and Fennell, Schmidt and ThoMpson; 1906, State 6, Pitt 0, I !Mother" Dunn and Fennell, Marsh all- and Wingard; 1907, State 0, Pitt 6, "Bobby" Burns and Fennell, Marshall and Moorhead; 1908, State 12 Pitt 6, "Bull" McCleary and Mc- Baebury and Moorhead; 1909 State 5 Pitt 0, "Larry" Voorhis and Hollehback, Roe and Thomp son. ' ' Four of 'these. seven struggles have been 'won by a single touch doWn and, the question now on the this of every football fan in Western Pennsylvania is;--Who will win this 1 hanksgiving? ' Rules for Ticket Sale The State Alumni request that the following regulations for tickets for the State—Pitt game at Pittsburg on November 24, 1910 he strictly observed: 1. 'Tickets will be sold by mail .ortleFmtily. 2. 'Sale operis Tuesday, Nov. 15, Closes Tuesday, Nov. 22. '3. Use the attached order form, fill every blank,'and comply strictly with its tertns. 4. ' The rules of sale must be strictly adhered to or orders will not be filled. • 5. ' State whether you prefer bal cony or main floor, grand stand or,roof, balcony or main floor box es. 'Your preference will be con sidered while the seats last. 6. Prices: Box , seats, $2OO each ,(hoxes",seat 8 persons). All grand stand seats, $1.50 each. Call for Candidates for Wrestling. Coach Leivis will hold wrestling practice every Tuesday and Friday evenings at seven o'clock for new candidates. He will have last year's team' out on the mat tb get new material in shape and these old men will spend these nights in in structing the new men. The squad will not be cut down' for some time and all new men will be given time to get in condition before being tried out. , Every man who has wrestled, or thinks he can or would like to learn to wrestle is urged to ti y for this team for he will not only be doing some thing for his college but he will also be doing a great deal toward physically developing himself. Catholic services ate held in the foyer of the Auditotium every Sun day except the first Sunday of the month, at 10 a. m., and 7:30 p. m. Entollment of new members of the Holy Name Socicty will occur this Sunday, November 20. Are you going to Pittsburg? The Toggery Shop' Men's Furnishings *I; A, G. Spalding & Bro's Athletic Goods I' The Heidcap and Tailormade Clothing -4' N The Charles H, Elliott Company The largest college engraving house in the world COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS CLASS DAY PROGRAMS AND CLASS PINS Dance Programs Fraternity and and Invitations ' Class Inserts Menus a for Annuals Leather Dance Fraternity Cases and and Class Covers Stationery Wedding Invitations and Calling Cards Works-17th St. and Lehigh Ave., Philsd'a State College Represeritive, James Mulholland FULL WEIGHT FULL MEASURE FULL COUNT A triple of reasons why you should buy your DRY GOODS, NOTIONS' AND GROCERIES at .L. D. FYE'S STORE R. C. PEARCE Dry Goods,. Notions, „Shoes, Groce ries and Queensware , Hotel Block .W. College Ave I. C. H 0 I, IVI E S STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES. FRUITS Best Quality Best Service Your patronage solicited ALLEN ST. STATE COLLEGE New County List of Students The registrar's office has just compiled a new county list of stud ents. In this list the names are ar ranged alphabetically according to counties and classes, and the home address of each student is given. Students and members of the faculty may consult this list at any time by calling at the registrar's office. . Officers of the various county and city clubs will find the list especially valuable in helping them complete their membership. Comparative Growth. The following shows the com parative growth of the Pennsyl vania State college by classes, November 1909 compared with November, 1910. This table how ever, does not contain the short course students. 1909: seniors, 149; juniors, 267; sophomores,347; freshmen,43s; spe cials, 18; two-year agriculturists, 74. total, 1288. 1910 seniors, 201; jun iors, 274; sophomores,3s4; freshmen, 484; specials, 27; two-year agricul turists, 112; total, 1452. Nominations for Baseball Assistant Managers These will be a meeting of the Ath letic association on Monday evening, Nov 28, 1910, for the purpose of nominating candidates for assistant baseball manages s. At least six men are to be nominated, and three elected. Nominations to be from the Junior class. THE STATE COttrarAlT ,-", C. W. SMI T El South Allen Street i THE MALLORY STUDIO PH6TOGRAPHY BELLEFONTE' B. C Detchon 'l2 Student Agent PHILI D. FOSTER ALL KINDS OF C 0 A L ill lowest prices STATE' OOLLIIG E, PA "Mitt:+mvi aught, au& Verzvt Company A. G. SPALDIPtiG&• BROS The Spalding„,) Trade-Mark?: is known I! throughout tht world as a Guarantee of Cbality R. 9. 51 3 3‘..T.; %%to memo J. C. ,Smith & ,Son Succesors toll D. Meek Hardware Co General : Hardware Builders' Material Oils, paknts, glass, cement and stoves Roofing and spouting Fine assortment of Spoiting Goods HENRY GRIMM FINE TAILORING CLEANING BUSH HOUSE BELLIWONTE PUNNA Rate per , day ;)0 With batli 83 ner ,la -W. f, DAGG E VVe keep the quality up because the quality keeps us' up Try McAllister grub and be convinced Exti as at cost PEN NA Mate CoW.ege, Veam'a are the ILargest Manufacturers ' i n the World of OFFICIAL EQUIPMENT' FOR ALL ATHLETIC SPORTS AND PASTIMES IF YOU are interested in Athletic Sport ynu should have a copy of tho Spalding CaMlogue It's a complete eticlyclopedia of of WHAT'S NE W IN SPORT and is sent free on request 1511. S ' E) "MelS. t St., l'hlNalletihka PRCSSING REPAIRING iVLcAI I itr •&-tA-SOCI.I - 3. Il' ANL) CLASS HAMA ILi S A SPECIALTY The College Ilan Now on exhibition at our store a very large and handsome showing of overcoats and raincoats for fall and winter containing ten distinctive 'models including the very popular Presto collar coat. Prices $lO up to $3O. All expenses paid when purchases are made Montgomery Cc Co. 0 0 1 Style o.ltality Price 4; e I ; Are three things most es &initial In the selection of ' H 1 r i your punted stationary i i 4 t , ) b i filTOur printing: hos,a command- Isj i . , 0 iii mg style--one of its own—and to O A it satisfies the most exacting 4/ !:i1 customer Our prices, too, are just t T 1 right--and that's an important item t• t j mo 'kV Photographic Supplies Lfl to Sole agents for the Ansco ty9 ill l . Company's products Ittl frl, 4! I! c ( ) The Niltany Printing and t 6 I:,) u Publishing Company r• ( 'J tki Str.te College Basnarmazmna2thmvavaaam, The Blue Goose Toothsome morsels • to gratify the most exacting The Med Drug Store Ray D. Gilliland, P. D. Manager Drugs, Sundries Stationery Students' Supplies Prescriptions compounded 'Sat "P\AA, V..oka. C. A. Blanchard Manager —4 Penn Avenue and Tenth Street - 1 3 1. 1 ttaixor9tk, l'a. E. L. GRAIIAM & COMPANY 1 Dry Goods Groceries Sporting Goods E v,t College avenue 1 .).-i a.tilaN o - o. the „Campus Student' regular board per week Bellefonte HARVEY' Ell'OS. Bakers and Confectioners Full ine of lowney, Apollo and Fullor;Greeno. Chocolates Ice Cream In Seasonable Flavors OUR NEW FOUNTAIN 'any inn ihiNipg 46. B: Moat. co. % Zara. ViirkoT ,ISorgAlug 7ikkkzu Cigars and "JObatf.',OS ►Cote\ liSnWilng it\cs, Street J. P. HAGMAN Strictly : Firstclass : Tailoring High Grade Gents Furnishings 112 E. College Ave F. D. WEAVER UP=TO=DATE LIVERY J. 2. MARTIN SEALSI-JIPT OYSTERS CHOICE FRUIT South Allen Street, opposite the Postoffice State College Supply Co. General lVierchandise Agents for Spalding Athletic Goods Douglas and Walk Over Shoes Crawford Shoo Repair Co. Leaks your old shoes like new Shocs collected and delivered Student agents Phones Roop 'll, 131 ouch 'l3 MMMIIMI always on hand Excellent service at 331. McA Hall W T DUNN 'OR W u WOOD ex 'll
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