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VOL. XII
MOCK ELECTION
SET FOll THIS
COMING FRIDAY
Civic Club Announces Rules
Governing the
"Election."
Next Friday from eight o'clock in
the morning to five In . the evening the
students of Penn State will have op
portunity to show their presidential pre
ference in the most:elaborate mock elec
tion aver attempted in any college. There
will be six - polling booths each presided
over by the five regtflar election officers;
• a judge. two inspertors and Imo clerks.
The registration will be provided for
by the list of student enrollment from
the registrar's office and no "repeaters"
will be allowed. Each class must vote
at their own booth and they will not
be allowed to vote at any other.
The booths for the various @asses and
the two-year men aro ad follows: The
Seniors will Note ill the Ve er of the
Auditorium; the Juniors in the Corridor
of the Library; the Sophomores in the
hall-way of Old Main and the Ireshinen
Ain the entrance of the Armory. Booths
for all the m omen students of the col
lege will bo provided in the Woman's
Building and will be presided over by
women °Ulcers. The two year men will
Note in the Club Room of the Agrlclu
' tare Building. 'Regular election ballots
will be provided arid correct marking of
•the ballot will be required or the votes
will be contested
During the coming week the various
'political clubs will f - ake a more or
fens active campaign to secure Notes
or their favorites. •There may be a Re
publican Rally addressed by come speak
er sent by the Republican State Coin
mitten but nothing certain has been
arranged for.
President Sparks says that this cam
) paten instituted by the Curio Club has
been the most realistic mock campaign
and election ever attempted by any col
lege
The students may vote the entire
county election of nil officers as well as
the national candidates. Results will
be made known bf the result for all
officers to be elected this month by
Center County voters.
TOPIC CHOSEN
FOR DEBATES
Debating Management Hold
Early Try-Outs and Pre
pares for Active Season.
The subject of the inter-collegiate de
bates for the coining debating season
will ha. Resolved, That Congress Should
Enact Legislation Providing for Com
pulsory Arbitration of Disputes Be
ta cell Labor and Capital, Constitution
ality Waived.
All last week from Tuesday night to
$
aturday night and continuing to last
fonds y night debating try-outs were
held for old and new candidates by
Professor Itbushman. In all forty-lli o
candidates tried out, including six wo
men No definite announcement boa
yet been made of the personnel of the
debating squad but it will contain at
least thirty-11,0 candidates Professor
larshiniut is exceptionally well pleased
with the number and ability of thin
year's candidates, the number of fresh
, man trying out being exceptionally huge
Definite nnuouncement of the mike up
of the squad will be made the coming
week.
Following the plan of last 3.r there
will he a girls' debating team and the
management will make strenuous ef
forts to stage a home debate in which
the girls take poet.
DR. MARTIN TO SPEAK
AT SUNDAY CHAPEL
Dr R.H. Martin, president of Genova
college, wall be tho college speaker at
the canocs chapel services next Sun•
day. He pill speak at the freshman
chapel tiervaeo 111111 the regular oollego
service an the morning and In tho own
ing will deliver a short address at the
T. 3f C. A meeting In the auditorium
Mr. Martin Is to be the guest of the
college at the Penn State-Genera foot
ball game on Saturday afternoon, Nov
ember 4.
Freshman Team Tuned Up
For Fray With Quakers
Urfierclassinen Stack Up Against Penn Freshmen On Franklin
Field Next Saturday—Backfield Lineup
Still Uncertain
Coach Herniae and his band of fresh
man warriors will meet the first real
twit of the season next Saturday af to,
noon when the first year team linos to
for action against the freshman minion
from the University of Pennsylvania.
The game will he played to Philadelphia
.and according to all present indications
o c n o e nt o e r si t s l' on i lli ‘ r e f t re s srmirs t eli i :l:
tile. Thu Slue and White players In
their Invasion of Franklin Field are not
eaticipattif any ready made victory
over the uakar City organisation, but
throughou the entire team there le a
deop•seattd determination to wipe out
as far as possible the defeat ,ntileted
on the State trinity by Folweins men
two weeks ago. Tho team will leave
State Collage early Friday attenuant
anti arrive in Philadelphia the same
evening. 'The game Itself will ho played
early Saturday afternoon ns a prelim
inary to the Saturday
contest.
• The Pennsylvania freshmen hays
played three games no far during the
' drama The first game, played against
•ehg Willinmeon Trade Sallee' on October
C O s resulted In a 20.5 rtury for the
All-College Play
To Be Presented
Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A
Plan Presentation. of
• "The Piper"
Under the direction of Miss Dunham
and Mr. Marshman Penn State wilt pro
duce hers. sometime next Febru.try the
drama "Thu Piper," untten by Jose.
lihino Preston Peabody and made prom
inent in the theatrical world by Edith
W 3 nee Mattluson emend years ago
The need has long been felt here nor
some such production which would stand
out as distinctly a college play With
the coming thisyear of Miss Dunham
who has successfully coached Ben eml
plays such as the ono chosen here, the
time becomes opportune for the inaug
uration of thia project.
All students interested in taking part
in the production having had amnions
enpenence or not are requested to
reporb at, once to Mr. Marehman or Niles
Dunham. Preparations ha, already
been begun to glen two oedemata:es
sometime in February—one for the
townspeople and the other for the col
lege. The play still bi. g_ren ander the
auspices of the Y. W. C. _A. and the Y.
M. C. A of the college
TUG-OF-WAR
WILL BE HELD
ON SATURDAY
Rope Finally Secured From
U. of P. for First
Scrap.
HELD ON NEW BEAVER
Tim Freshman class will at last limo
a chance to gut on equal terms smith
the dictating Sophomores mind show
ulna they can do meth them, for' the
first class scrap of the year—the Tog-of-
War—Will lie held on .New Beaver field
next Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
After smeral necks of diligent morlc
on the part of the special scrap com
mittee composed of Student Councilmen,
spent in bemiring a imitable rope to be
used in the tug, one was finally scoured
from the Unitersity of Pennsyhanla
it is only horror ed for thin special oc
casion and the clashes participating in
tine scrap will of course be held reapon
table for Its safe return.
There have been a number of chanties
-toralt—irr•tirc - 1 ales-of- OW odeo
among which is the ahortening of the
length of the tune for each pull. Lost
tear 11 seven.minuto period man al
lowed, but at the time it tons seen that
it was too long and for this mrap the
p mil
eriods l be of five minutes' dura
tion, unless decision can be reached in
shorter time by one chiss polling the
other all the may over the central mark
There will also 'he a greater number of
pOrIOIIN 111 this romp. It mill be SO ar•
ranged that mery member of each class
mho reports, mill, eo tar as possible, be
uiten a. chance to pull. Opposing tennis
f 100 men en a sole mill be started,
pulling until enough beats aro run If
that will permit all underclassmen to
get into one of them. In the ease of a
tie being scortsi as a result of the final
tout. the salon 'stalemating in that pull
will be held in their film es, gnu en a short
rest and mill pull again for a period of
three ininutea to decide the minium of
thescrap As many extra periods of
this kind as are necessary mill be pro•
aided for.
Meetnige of the Freqhmen and Sopho
more daeses will ho held this week and
arrangements mule for the scrap
(lathering places for cash close Immo
diately before the scrap will be tin
trounced at their regular class meetings.
A feature of the scrap will ho tho
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SENIOR CHEMISTS AWAY ON
INDUSTRIAL INSPECTION TRIP
The'fieniors in the courses in chem
istry and industrial chemistry are at
present ailment on an mammon to chem
ical manufacturing plants in the neigh
borhood of New pork and Philadelphia.
Tho excursion in under the charge of
Professors G. C Chandlea anal T. W.
Mason. The students imsembled in Al
lentown, Pa, Monday morning, Oct 23,
.proceeded to New York Tuesday after
noon, and thence went to Philadelphia
the following Tuesday. Oct. 31 Tho
trip closes in Philadelphia Thursday
noon, No, 2
fighting Quakers The seoond conflict of
the gel 5011 nail waged with the hiercers
burg Academy y eleven a week later.
Handiped absents:, of Rouse,
their star cap fullbback. tho
the Freshmen were
finally forced to tides the count after
ono of the most stubbornly fought con
teats over witnessed on the Merearsburg
field. The final score stood Morcersburg
if, Freahnum U. Last week Conch
Jourdet's boys stacked up against the
sturdy freshman eleven from Yale Uni
pretty. The breaks of the gamo wont
in favor of the Now Haven team and
Penn repreeentativos worn forced to con
tent therasoltes with the abort end of a
10.0 score.
The Penn State lineup for the fracas
on Franklin Field next Saturday is at
the present time more or lees a matter
of doubt The line .with ono exception
will present the name appearance as that
whkh etarted the game against Blooms
burg Normal last week. - The exception
referred to is the placing of Brown at
guard in alarm of Bort und the installa
tion of Firaching in I.lTown'a place at
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BLOOMBURG
OUTCLASSED
BY FRESHMEN
Normal School Overwhelm
ed 37-0 by Herman's
Cohorts.
I-ELD GOAL.BY-MILLER
Conch Herman's proteges added an
other 1 ictory to their rapidly groning
list lost Saturday when they defeated
the Bloomberg Normal team J 7-0 The
game wee too one-Hided to be really ex
citing but for all that there woo plenty
of pep in etidenco both on the part of
the Freelnnen and the Normal exhool
Inds The visitors put up a gnome fight
and kept. at it to the roil, but enter in
the course of the game xn Ili there any
doubt nit to the ultimate outcome.
During the greater part of the trine the
Bloomsburg team arms decidedly hors to
combat Coach Weimer aim forced to
use a onemrtned guard throughout al
lured the entire game, and on ono
cordon the Normal school marchers cent
through four or Me plays M all only ton
men no ecriminage.
Thu Irentiman score nes largely the
moult of etendt line plunging, inter
spersed with' oft tackle piny.s All m
all the trot year men secured the touch
donne; and agent from the field The
latter waft produced by Miller, in one
of the prettiest efforts soon on Beater
field this year. Although there nem no
touchdon not made from luckolle, as nun
the case lust week. some good runs nem
made Beech mg the bull on the kick
off, Sinosinskie, ou one o,loi{oll, re
turned it to the 50 yard line before lie
ing donned. Miller at another time gut
the ball in the middle of the field and
made a ito yard run for a touchdown.
The latter also had another rim of 40
yards.
At the prim of tho n histle, Jones
kicked MT for Bloomsburg With the
preloninarms thus disposed of, the
Freshmen proceeded right back toward
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HARRISBURG CLUB RECEIVES
FRESHMEN AT A SMOKER
The annual "feed" and reception to
the grealimen from Dauphin county
tns held by the Harrisburg club lent
Saturday .ening in the club room of
the engineering building mid was a
marked PUCCCIIS Between fifty and
nmenty•tite Dauphin unintians ',ern out
and much important Lamont was trans
acted in the regular incoming that pre•
eroded the informal smoker. .
This club Is growing rapidly in active
membership and is gradually gaining
ground as one of the foremost organ's.
attain; of its Isind in the college At
Saturday's meeting a motion was pee..
ell setting the fret Saturday of every
month on a date of regular meetings
mLich 11111 start at 7 . 30 In the evening
Steps will also be taken by v. Welt noose
member of the faculty or club will ad
dress the club at each meeting Other
entertainments will also be arranged
for each gathering,
It was definitely decided that the
chits will supervise the showing of the
"college movies" In Harrisburg and
Steelton some time next spring; for the
rurposa of advertising the college in
Dauphin county. The question of the
mutual holiday dance hold each year in
Harrisburg under the auspices of the
Harrinburg club, Wan discussed at length
and the following committee appointed
to take charg e of at. G. W. Bowman,
17, chairmen: R. L Routs, 'l7, William
Helmer, 'IT; C R. Patterson, 'l7, Carson
McAllister, I'B. 11, R. Rinkenbaugli 'lB,
A P. Miller, 'lB, Lloyd Ebner 'lB, and
Edward lifocelein 'ID President Patter
eon was in charge of the meeting and
hoard a good diecusslon on the advieab.
(Ur of the elub's holding a dance here
In State College sometime dunng this
winter. He will appoint a committee
to consider the matter and it will be
taken up-later.
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WEDNESDAY. NOV. 1-
6.30 P. M —Y. M. C. A. Bible Class,
121 Main Building
7.30 P. M —Landscape Gardening So
ciety, Ag. Club Room.
THURSDAY, NOV. 2-
7.00. P. M.—Le Cercle Fralleals, 226
Mam Building.
3.00 P. M.—Ag. Society Meeting, Old
Chapel.
700 P. M Club.
FRIDAY, NOV. 3-
8.00 A. 111, to 600 P. M.—Mock Elec
tion.
SATURDAY. raY.
1-
100 P. - M.—Tug-Of-War, New Beaver
Field.
1 30 P. M.—Class Lacrosse, Juniors vs.
Seniors, Old Beaver Field.
SUNDAY. NOV. 6-
1000 A. NI —Freshman Chapel, Old
Chapel, Dr. R. H. Martin.
10.30 A. hi —Two Year Men's Chapel,
Liberal Arts Buildiug.
11 00 A M.—College Chapel, Audito
rium, Dr. R. H. Martin.
6.30 P. M —Y. M C A. Meeting,
Auditorium, Dr. Martin.
MONDAY, NOV. 6-
30 P. M.—l. P. A. Meeting, Room '
K, Library.
TUESDAY, NOV. 7-
6.30 P. M.—Y M. C. A. Prayer.meet
ing, Old Chapel
7.00 P. M u .—The Centro Cervantes, 226
Main Bdding.
GLEE CLUB TRIP
IS HANGING FIRE
Carnegie Tech and Pitt Not
Able to Participate in
Joint Concert.
Definite word hew been rereieed by
Dean Robinson that the musical elides
of Carnegie Teth and the Vole ersity of
Pittsburgh will be unable to participate
to the joint concert which wan to Lase
been peen on Pittsburgh at the time
of the Thankspeing suerstion The two
western institutions do not enter upon
their musical activities until rather late
in the year nail for thin reason are un
Al il I g to engage in the Thanksgaing
contort without sufficient preparation
'the matter of the Pitt trip_ itself is still
an
hging fire however Telltale° ar•
rangemente linen beat made for concerts
to Butler, Greensburg, and Now Ken
sington, while it Is poesiblo that en
gnomons can be secured in ascend
other in extern Pennsylvania towns
It in possible that Doan Robinson will
lei unable to mato the trip to the Peel.
fie Coast nett erring because of the
growing business of the department. If
this Mims out to bo the ease Profeneor
linrehman will go in his stead and will
take the dean's plum in the readings.
On account of the cupid growth of tbo
nmelcul department It is probable that a
new assistant will hi necessary in the
near future.
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Arrangements aro anti under way for
the Intercollegiate glee club contest en
:New York nest spring. Tim contest num-
(Oral:rn:Ion pap 3.
GENEVA HERE NEXT
Beaver Falls Co—ltror 7 4, e1. Harlow's
The clovenrep • At ( kneed,. col
lege will prOi AC lin el, Lit wock-end
entertainment nt 3011 , 0 r field next
Saturday aft ,f Wholl they tackle
Dick" llarlo Mao and White ma
chine •At tl t e4ervt. Ii o littlo in
known cofwel lug I4n f.ttual etrongth
of the Ilearet Ps f oa m , the ma j or i t y
of its potpiesmiler, teen confined to
colic et tn. 44 11 4 111 e Neat. Last
Saturday era :111.11 - 11ph0A over the
TJniverefty ,14 4f 1 . 1,4 of
to O.
Coach in not antlei-
UsT l ifi ' e Aniant
his men N 1 I en. e .I.‘ ii"44l tho Went
em Pomo hon.., ..f.mttga,.,m,
Tiatiroatt.
BASKETBALL MEN
WILL BE CALLED
OUT NEXT WEEK
Light Work Under Captain
Walton Will Be First
on the Schedule
PROSPECTS
BRIGHT
Candidates for the Varsity basket
ball team will be called out some time
next week by Coach Herman and light
prelumnory work will be taken up for
rteteral creeks prior to the opening of
daily primly. after Thanksgiving,
Coach Herman mill be unable to &tote
much Lane to Ono preliminary nork and
will Irate matters in the hands of Cup
tam Walton until the Freolimun foot
ball season is me,
Prooyeets for a outoestrtul season ars
very bright mid Peon State supporters
tnn look for one of the ,trongest twin.
tots that hits reprzortnited the college in
y ears. There renta re only smen
I ast 15
1,1'9 111111 d that a adble for
tarsity material ties 3 tar, lint there is
strong repart.entation front last year's
freshman team Ihnt toil make keen
competition for two or three positions.
'Material for Freshman tenni brio
not been altogether rounded up as yet,
nut from the known men on bend a 19
seen that good notions is present for
the formation of n fast team Prom
inent among the fleet year to.sers who
canto to State with reputations are
three football men, Wolfe, Miller and
Rauch Wolfe IR an all-nround athlete
(rain MoKeeoport Hugh and also her a
reputation as a trackman, specializing in
the hurdles. lie plays guard in the
cage game Miller and Rauch mere
prominent as members of the Bethlehem
Preparatory school team last year, the
femur playing a forward and the lat
ter 18 n center and guard
Walton will also hate charge of the
Freshman eandulaten for a ertiort time
after they era tolled out about the nod
dle of November. 'the Varsity men mill
pros tiro three or four days in the stork
at first and the Freshmen will lime the
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CALVIN M. RICE DISCUSSES
INDUSTRIAL PREPAREDNESS
Calvin M. Rice, secretary of the Amer
man Society of Mechanical Engineers,
and a. visitor at the student branch. In
schools ail over the country, woe 111
State College last liriday m Um inter
ests of the societs. No addressed the
local branch at 8•30 p.,m ha Mummer
ing 1). aunt later attended a banqutt
tendered him by the 30. B. Society at
the Unloerelty ChM.
Ills talk au the afternoon, attended
by about 200 of the engineering students
and faculty, line not on engineering
problems but ratherin regard to the
adiulnistratlon of the local
- brunch lie
also epoke on the relation of the dif
ferent engineering professions of to
day to each other and to the notional
preparedness movement and on the re
lation of the college m at the request o an to the laborer
Mr. Mee idattsl that f
the President of the United States, the
engineering societies led furnished the
government with the most inmpleto in
dust:lelcensus ever taken lie also
stated that Andrew Carnegie had Risen
$1,1UY),000 which made possible the ewe
thin of an engineering societies building
as Now York.
Following Ida address a banquet was
tendered 31r Thee by the aociety. The
banquet sent nerved et the Univeroity
Club, and was attended by members of
the (amity, the finance com,nitt7e ami
chairman of the other committees. In•
eluded In the list of the faculty members
present were Profeesors Fessenden, Die.
mor, Wood, Weber, Walker and
Prier Professor Diumer and F.
gProfessor
'l7, proo of the seeml net•
ed R•aociale ident
teast.manters, Mr. y, Ine.
mar calling on the faculty and Bright
calling-ma rho atudaate.
CRIPPLED STATE TEAM
CONQUERS OETTYSBURfi
Blue and White Eleven Comes Back
With a Punch---Gettysburg Fails
to Stop Penn State Attack.
CRUCIAL GAME OF SEASON
IS SUCCESSFULLY PASSED
MEE
State —a for a loss of 25 ' c ords
Ground Gained un Scrimmage
State-4101 sued.
Coals front Touclul.ns
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State.
Attempted-10
Successful—l for 30 yards. ,
interLepted-3.
Long Runs.
State—Robb, ono for 70 yard , ., one for 45 yards Bed, ono for 33
yards Conner, one for 30 3 anis
Gettysburg—Rote, one for 25 yards
The team came back! What was probably the crucial point of
the season for the State eleven was passed successfully when Get
tysburg went down to defeat last Saturday on Beater field by the
overwhelming score of .18-2. Following close upon the heels of
the Penn defeat, and with the team in a badly battered condition,
the game with "Punk" Berryman's proteges was looked upon as
the make or break point of the season by the coaches, for a second
defeat would discourage the players, while a victory meant renew
ed confidence. Tlfe result was very gratifying, for the Blue and
White team put up a strong game under the cm umstances.
With Captain Clark, Ewing, IDggin , , and Ege out of the gone,
with ends playing in the lute and vice tersa, and with a green
quarterback, it was a queer looking aggregation of players that
trotted out on the held. And in the first three minutes oi
looked as thought State were due for another beating. But after
presenting Gettysburg with two points on a safety, and handing
them several other opportunities to score a touchdown. the team
found itself, and from then on the game was never in doubt.
STATE'S LINE STRONG
As has born the ease in mere gitu
thra 305 r, not own esespting the
game, the State line cmpletele °taiga
ea their opponents 6(1134.1ea gal
through the line could he nutnnered
the lingers of both hands. O'Donnell 4.1
BECK
A Backbeld Mainstay.
vaeman portico both on the defense and
On offense Ito Ow scored ono of the
touchdom ni by cattchnnt a blocked punt
and falling mer the Imo With tho ball.
FIRST SENIOR DANCE
ON SATURDAY EVENING
'The first Senior dance of the Acollege
vier bo Lehi next Saturday own
ing, Nov 4, m the Armory It no the
plan of the ofmninten to malts thet nue
of the very hest dances of the season
'Ploy hone secured the serf iris of the
college orchestra to furnish tins 111U410
for the neenohni. and liana arranged all
the details well 111 nth ante 'I irkets for
the dance will lie on sale at thu Tog.
goryshop on Wednesday evemeg from
iii Inn 8 Admission taketa may also
he secured at thu dolts
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The pal.ronemo for Olio Iket doom of
In merles aro:
lllrx tiparks. Mrs. Mimes, Mrs
Shnenhorger, Mrs Vorse, 2!,,. Dunham
and Mho, Losejoy.
PENN STATE FORESTERS HOPE
TO JOIN NATIONAL SOCIETY
At Um annual enmention of the In
tereollegiato Aosneilittrat of Forestri
clubs, to be held in Seattle, \Noshing
ton, in Juno 11117, the Penn Slate club
x nil be represented by R. II Leman. 'l7
nod 11 It. %tiler, 'l7 The Stale elotietY
him begun it ten. artful ear nod more
esteneite plena arc being made than
ever before. At the present time, the
eorlety ho embowering to oddball itrelf
with the Society of American Foresters
—a BOCietV \Vidal lion 11,111111 g RA mem
bare nenrly it the lending inreitels of
the United States. It is belicied that
by joining with th e without] both, more
good will be accompliohed by the local
Cast Your Vote
On Friday
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C;etty,burg-0.
Gettysburg.
Attempted-13.
Successful-2 for It; 3,..r.1g.
Intoreepted—L
Rinishunk and Cearnedoo Steno right nu
thejump 111. all tune, and their Stark
stood out preihnuently throughout the
game
As far as the Mato olTeneo was 1011.
earned, "Cobb nits the brurla and pa i•
tiettlar star and ius run sr ere is
iresolution during thp eesond hall
vlng also pla3ml a good gum° titer
1111 hurl Wheal Jones' plan a and he pulled
air buseral chum hru6un tlehl runs.
Miss, mho ail 4 taking Capt tin (lark's
pia,. ores a "insistent, gait. though
she line
Dam; oho second lona bell, ti
opened up an aulal Mts. tutut tern'
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(ants Wang's passes me.e ado. eplo
Ism of them In mg run k for tondo,
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latask in the Met 1011, In, Ilte sled.
lone of the Mate hire more 1.11 or iinv.
hog Inn (mil entre!l them from bent.;
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: plassd a good game for Ilerrs 111.111 ' 1
14'11111 2 ]ln guitar! nearly all thi ti ground
Gam stranniage on it 2/ yul rl 11111
around Mate's right end
GETTYSBURG DRAWS FIRST BLOOD
Acting•Cuplatat Morris non Ile toes
2111,1 1 1 110411 to reseno Ilre lat 1.-oil lute It
dumped ad ha on, about to make thii
catch and fumbled the ball, lint he 111
tosered 11,1 the lire )aril Ime Ili the
nest. play, a had Nos tins 1 1, 100 4
Beek and he os for to ,0
111
ball batik of Lb line lor It valet). More,
Gettysburg 2, Mate 0
Stat., put, oho ball in pins nu the 2.1 i
)aril Imp, punted la mittyslitim's
is )ard line, where the bill
11 011 lino as and punt, Gel t eburg
fumbled, Jones pa ken up the ball and
meat. to their 15 yin il hoe below ho
(emanated on rage 1 )
ALUMNI SECURE SPECIAL
TRAIN FOR LEIIIOH GAME
AunounLrinent bai been raemeel
from Ilarra.barg through dm Mama
club theta that in maanal tralit viii 6i
run fu am Ifarrsburg to South llothle•
ham for the I.alugh gam°lM No, 11.
rhr (nun mill lease the Philadelphia
and Bending ntation 1 ITnrrashurg at
s a to. nu thin dap of this game 'l ha
taro mill be Ilia annul Its till, nalestgo
rate, g 2 to one 1,143,
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