1 , , . . ...,_ i t 1 It Was a Muddy i 74i-.t4lA Sr . • /I k_ . : ,, I Game But a Worse Tug ,tatr.,,,...„,_ \5„._,,,, 4 '185 5 ' .- '6,.5T,A7 Vol. XIL REPUBLICANS WIN ON MOCK ELECTION DAY Hughes and His Entire Ticket Given Good Majority MANY GIRLS VOTE Regardless of thu result of the na tional election yehterday, Pont( State showed lien preference last Inday when the nholu Republican ticket eon elect ed by n molority of 210 Notes. Tho total number of Notes east was 1710, nnd of these, 1100110 i nod his party ro oohed 010 So election on such a largo seals lots never been uttemped nn ito renege before, and it is a point nor thy of note that 008 per rent of the student body turned out to show their preference The election was run off in is strictly up-to-dote manner, nod the polls moie open from 8 o'clock In the morning an vilat night. Each class had Its (inn voting plate, miler° ballots were eb taMed, lilted out and deposited. The 0001008 electOn boards counted the Notes and tlw ehafilnan of tho election thoo . . . , .. I ... computed the results F 4 A feature of the election sons the ' 'I ictore of "uoman's outrage," for the girls mere all permitted to vote And right royally did thei accept their privi lege, for no less than 159 tui iced out, a percentap,o of 84.5 Illd tontrary to expectations ,they gave Might% a mu- Democratic to the surprise of the "campaign leaders." For judge of the onpreme court, Pal mer sins given an rneralielming major ity of 35.1. Knox. the Republaan candi date, utui glvia a plurality of 303 nier Orsio, for United States senator, uhile the Republican nominees for representa. We 10 congress.at-large--Crago, Gar land, McLoughlin and T R. K Scott. all 4 ) "o b n ny o gr, l l : orau d dL a s jo 4: i.t n i c7 1, r . nhh -v of his part)• and poited e nun a cot a e ' s l , ',nu d e Kephart for treasurer had a lead of 2.50 on Cralner, his Democratic opponent Rom land was elected representative m congress, and Scott in the general rts eembly, each one getting the Mime mum. bier of votes The Socialist and Prohibi tion candidates each polled IL few Sole,, HA did also the Single Tat and Ke.lstotto representatives. Site results of tho bal loting follow, For President E=SaiM=l 116 Dowel atae—Wilson and Marshall, 700 Probibitaon—llanly and Landratb, 32. Sottelaßenson and Kirkpatrack, 15 For Judge of Supreme Court Palmer-8811 Wallang-288. ll6itgd.•StMe eotO __ - - itopublausta—knor, 98 - 9 Democratic—On as, 516 Prohibition—Ames, 00. Socialist—Er, an. 2.2 Representative in Congress-at-Large Republican—Scott, 863, Cra', 811, ;arland, 800, McLaughlin 779 Democratic—Moore, 1195:' 'Musky, 586; toss, 573. Waidelacb, 055. Probibition—;roll. 78; Morton, 0:i; lenren 58; Rummel, 03 Waslai . ngton and Bull Moore—Rear, 61; reborn, 40 Socialist—Baer. 31. Prosser, 22, Sla) on, 21, Wlattesole, 10 PLAYER'S ANKLE BROKEN Thera nra at the preflent tuna only oW mon conllned to the college infirm. ry. A. 11. Da3,re, 'IS, for tonaditis, nd Il I. Louden, TO. who broko hii nklo In football practice. In n masmal ash, Louden 'line doubled up and Ida aLle man broken in a ecry had may CO-EDS PRESENT VARIETY SHOW 4,if Entertain - Large Feminine Audience With Vaudevil Before a highly appreciatite and whol ly (almost) feminine audience a band of amateur players composed' of members of Penn State's noman student body mite a versatile awl enterteining t audotille entertainment in the old chapel last bridals etening The show, which bore the enlightening title, 'Thu blanamajmka," nun Interpreted in nix nets, as Tedious: I—The Flighty Four of Flimsy Fame. it—Romeo and Juliet 3—Tho Cochlea (i. 0,1 1 r. and Vernon). 4—When IVitelles Reigned s—The Penn State Tot. 13--It Happened In The Harem. • The miteitelijnietW t;;; too oeeond of a mysterious series intended for strict ly lomolo coneumption. At the affair of last Friday night, the breslimen girls wore the guests of honor in an audi ence made up en.blrely of V.UIIIOII, with the exception of half-a-damn bold moire 4 ) - r C r" cn ge ' 3l:. lntru d ed ,r l " :l' ttiO\l r Onitat needed3l " nu t• ens us was elate he spotlight unit he made sip for info presents by very gnllunt r barn.• terising the'perforinance no . delightful." About the character nod nature of the performance there Is but meagre in formation to be had. Boomer, it lons been admitted dint the audience "Ilt,ed" over each and mory member, so much In fact, Gott there was' no may of tell ing wh ich pleased the most Miss Veto Trembath, 'l7, cons the general chair '•man of the "show" and to her must go "Atset of tins credit for the success of e eo.ealled "Co-eds Grant 'Voodoo ills bhow." The project of the series of entertain-, manta, designed and produced entirely , for nail by the Co-cds, was begun in the hope of refuting thearguments of cor tabs opponents of the co-educationnl system. A recent visitor cot the C o t. toga maintained that co-education robs the women of the college of their ini tiative In matters of collegeentertain moot and • makes them depend entirely on the Inv,p of lino college for their entertainment nod amusement. It is . . . . aoped to prove by this series of en tertainments ant Penn Statn girls have not lost their initiatile .d that ,o-ed motion, does not rob women of inter est 4 c ti their college affairs. SOME TONNAGE! A rough estimate of the amount, of MOM m eight. that xas carried by the thirty-one Penn State play ers N‘lio participated in Saturday's game on Beasor field can easily be placed at almost half a ton As an example, Hess, the big halfback, tip ped the scales nt 170 pounds before the game After lolling about in the mod and water during the hest port of the game, he stepped on the scales at the Track House and the the beam registered 200 pounds And he lost lire pounds of flesh In the game, too. For the fun of it, Casey Jones neighed his uniform and found that it had ahsorbed twenty-four pounds of mud and water. Assuming that each State man's clothing ab• sorbed twenty pounds in Saturday's mune, is there any mender that Gen ma eduldn't bold 'em! CROSS COUNTRY RUN SATURDAY Interclass Runners Will All Start From Scratch Penn State's cross country season mill be inaugurated on Saturday after noon, immediately after the football re liar., n hen a good sired delegation mull start from scratch un Neu Cm or in the Annual inter-clews race. Num ends mill be awarded the limners no• cording to the rulings of each class Coach Martin is looking for a big turn out, and the usual lie mile 'cross coun try course trill be tenoned. The race is open to all track men The next few weeks will see some big developments in other lines of 'cross country running, for on Isiosember 25, the day of the Yale-Itartard game at New Ilae en, a 'sarsity train made tip of lime num trill compete in the Inter collegiate runs at that place. State trill enter a gond train in this event and Lan he expected to make a good placing. To date the men olio base been sluming on best, are Shields, Politer, linhley, Hunter rind L .0 Whiting, and if they continue in their improvement, trail probably compose the train.. The team that takes the trip mill be the guests of the We Athletic Association at the Namara Mime. The annual handicap 'cross country rim, for which ,alimble wires ho warded the winners, will be the next tuent on the program It wail prob ably be bold on the second Saturday after Thanksgiving. December 0 In his -race—the hatter entrants will be handicapped in their start by the judges 'Diem is nothing definite in the Imo of a track eiliedule for the epring menuexcept the Intercollegiates on Franklin field The minter indoor schedule will probably include a meet with S 3 racwe ut I-Ireense, though the date is still pending A team will probably be en teredd again in the indoor championships' at 3tailison Suitor° Garden, Now York' City, and possibly one at tho Meadow Brook CN cots in Philadelphia. IMPORTANT DRAWING EXHIBIT An unusual exhibit of engineering draningo from the easel of Birch Bur dette Long will be e•hilided on Penn. , \o lenone in the corridors of tha bnn Engineering Building The series Ni consist of six drawings, in color, of architectural engineering subjects from RoMe, Pompeii, Fiance, and this coun try COLLEGE PRESIDENTS PLAN NEW RULES FOR ATHLETICS An eient of particular interest to all colltwe students in Penns) !yenta is to ho found in it recent meeting of the committee on athletics of the Pennsyl tam College President's association The committee met at the Spruce Creek Rod and Gun chth, on Fralay owning, Not 3, on the guests of Or Sparks, who is chairman of the committee, During the Course of tho meeting set oral resolutions regarding the adminis tration of college athletics were decided upon 'Those, resolutions is ill ho pre sented to the nssotiation nt some later date. The mein resolutions damn up by the committee are as fulfous I—That no monetary imbuements should be offered school boy athletes by any college in the Issocirition 2—Tinat no college in the Association should offer monetary assistance to ally student for participation in athletics. 3—That mery college 10 the Amami, tion should °Mime the one-year 1111gT0. tory rule no regards studezits coming from other colleges The committee which formulated the resolutions sunsmposed of Dr E. D. Smirks, Penn State, chairman; Dr (sane Sharpie., Ilmerford College, Dr .1 A W. Mos, Muldenburg College, Dr., W A. Grills.'lle, Gettysburg College: and Professor S B. Masa, Unheruity of Pittsburgh. "AG" SOCIETY DISCUSSES ESTABLISHING GRANGE HERE At a meeting held last Thursday night by the Agrtcultural tlociety of Gm col. lege, Chaplain Peagarten of the State Grangers Association, addressed Lho members upon the establishment of n. College Grange here Sir Peng/wt.-It told of the Granny somettes of other colleges and of the benefits cleric ed from them. At a recent banquet at Ohio State tither/14y °ter Sea faculty and student members of the college grange took part .14r Peagarten impressed the members a itit the value of the so ciety as a treating of leaders for rural grange work. Ito told of tho 05.000 Grangers In the state of Pennsyhania alone and tho need of better leadership among thorn FOUR SENIORS ELECTED TO SCABBARD AND BLADE At their meeting Inst Thursday even ing, Si -bbaril and Blade, the military fraternity hold or ideation and pick ed four men front the senior elites for memberthip in the society.. Those .urn nil hold the rank of enptain in the mil. ment and are as follows• Q B. Patel' son,'ll. DI. Bray, J. Deader, 1. Dough erty'. 1 STATE COLLEGE, PA.; WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, 1916 TUG-OF-WAR WINDS UP IN MUDDY DRAW Underclassmen Battle to 1-1 Tie In Semi-Submarine Contest . FRESH SHOW FIGHT On a field rained ankle deep milli the atieldent kind of n sticky owe the cal mot gladiators of the Freshman and Sophomore classes lost Saturdny offer noon battled to it fflorionn draw in the trot scrap of the 3ear SaturdWit con. technically‘tcrined a to of•war, 1,41 P caged on Neu Beater roll not far from the site of the old resemoir, and at son beolely said that for deadly combat under gnu mm 11110.14 the famous Battle of the 'Affirm had aline. lately nothing on the Battle of the Re sersmr, the lilrc of ulooll lion closer net licen ultnessened on one of the historic battlefield% in and around the *clings of State College Slipping, sliding, and struggling through a sea of clay and *niter, the underclass uarriors engaged in a scan nubmarine combat that brought them into the closest kind of cominunien uith Ilother Larfli and lin• 111 1 y moulted in a 1-1 tie. From. the foregoing statements it must riot be inferred, lion cent, that, the conflict of the lost nook-end definitely concluded the first dons scrap of the 3rar Snell mos .t the cone A num ber of complicate., chief among them the u areay font boll grime, canned a MN. !Madan of liontilitien after each stile had experienced the mil stirring pleasure of dragging their holed throogh the strip of mucilaginoun mull that 'narked the center of the ore.. It in probable, therefore. that an afterninfli f the battle wlll be singed at a more opportune time. As in the tag-of-aar held last spring the fire hose of the student Ilse depart meat ph”,ed no small part in the pro ceedings of Saturdity'n contest In its gentle tank of drenching unfortunate combatants and titer anxious spectators the aforementioned Ilene unit farther aided and abetted by one :hauler Phi,- ms cite forgetting all about union bourn told a half holiday, worked sescral hours mediate to do lire bit for the inane The bophit led by class president Co. ger 'nem the first to lease their head• quarters for the scene of battle With a full end !denten. nbundanee nf con fidence the second sear men started MT under a full head of steam and proceed ed to the bottle field in a emulation sunk° dame formation The Freshmen folloned almost immediately behind the title warriors hilt wended their may to tile mein , of r, olio' in a -mire sulslard and modest procemon The preen dunk aggregation hod lots of confidence, how min. RCN vrol of them being attired in elate collars and neckties Upon art is log at the New Brasov plateau the too ( - dimsca formed their battle arrn3s nt the ton ends of the rope, the Treshmen no the ttorthern end and the Sorbs oti the southern extrent rip. The S odau preliminaries were next In order oda lion bottles filled mith iodine acre produced front some ms stet , tons source nod melt of the contestants Co the first heat aim the cheek in the most nppresed manner of criminal identification In the opening conflict a Inindreil mar from omit side expressed their dlingness to he drag ged through the mod and this number acre permitted to attach theinselses to the rope SOPHS GET JUMP At the boom of the opening gun both teams worn i.mlsanmed into notion The ropo stretched tight as in boo-string let forth a long and dismal groan. but for all that still noted in accordance with the laws of ineleculer eoliesion. For the first too minuteu the opening sides pulled each ether to in standstill. Gradually, horn:ter, the greater weight and experience of the 10111 men began to tell 'rho Spoils got their eld.tune pendulum nit ng into six or finder run ning order and Inch he inch the wearers of the duds were dragged toward the try stream that provider itself from the porde of the fire company's pet hose At the edge of the polar shower the Freshmen held for it brief half minute, but all to nO MOH The Inexorable Soplis were not to be hinted of their pow and amid wild Jubilation on the part of the second veer contingent the first Freshman slowly elid onto the area twommed by the hose dream. Tito 1020 roliorts were still gmno to the core, boomer. and the non stork to their posts like sax. 'lhe Sophs gamed ground by slow degrees, there N 1 Rs no sign of breaking in the Freshman ranks, the first year men fighting liter- (Crnottoned on pogo 3 .i - I i CALENDAR irj WEDNESDAY, NOV. a -6.30 P. M.—Y NI C. A. Bible Class, 1 . 21 irtaM Building. THURSDAY, NOV. 9- 7.20 P. Al.—Varsity Football team leaves Bellefonte Central Station for South Bethlehem. FR.DAY, NOV. 10- 4.30 P. 7d.-1918 ye. 3920, Interclass . . Soccer„New Beaver. 7.00 a m.—Deutseber Veroin, Assem bly Room, Liberal Arts Building. 6.45 P. si.—"Froth" Candidates, room 526 Main Building. SATURDAY, NOV. 11-1.00 1.00 P. RI —Freshmen vs. 2dardleld .• • . Normal, New Beaver. 1.30 P. M-1917 vs. 1019, Interclass Soccer, New Beaver. 2.30 P. M.—Returns of Lehigh Game, Auditorium. 4.30 P. M.—lnterclass Crosa-Country Race, Co-op. Corner. 6.45 P. M.—Stud Lib ent Volunteer igR IC, rary. Meet- SUNDAY. NOV. 12— - 10.00 AI hi.- - Preehman Chaptl, Old Chapel, Dr. Crandall. 10 30 A. M.—Two Year n Menbi Chapel, Liberal Arta Buildin, Dr. Crandall. 11.00 A. M.—College Chapel, Audito rium, Dr. Crandall. 6.30 P. M.—u. M. C. A. Meeting, Auditorium. MONDAY, NOV. 13- 6.30 P. M.—l. P. A. Meeting, Room Y. Libtary. STATE SWAMPS GENEVA ON FLOODED GRIDIRON Nittany. Lion Becomes Sea Lion and Transforms Football into "Water Polo" ALL SCRUBS GET INTO SWIM AND HELP PILE 79-0 SCORE Ploughing through tao inches of mud and water, and covered with a generous mixture of the two, Penn State', football machine registered a most decisive victory over the light but plucky Geneva College eleven cn New Beaver Field last Saturday The final score was 79 to 0, and brings State's total for the season up to 298 points, as against 24 by opponents. This is the highest total among east ern colleges. The game resembled a clash of the German and English squad rons m a North Sea tussle rather than an ordinary college football battle. Fancy diving and the apparent need of "non-skids" fea tured the afternoon's play, for after two hours of a steady downpour of Jupe Pluvius' earthly donation, the gridiron was more like a sponge than a battle field Although Geneva was outclassed front the very start, their train must be given all kinds of ciecht for standing up under the gruelling fire of the Blue and White contin gent Time after time then• line was torn to shreds by the State backs, but tinder the most strenuous of football conditions, the visiting ele‘en tools their beating like men At. no period of the ploy I% Rs there any donlit an to the thief outcome, far State sins our the agrei, , ,or and from the first few munites of play titled up the o,oe 111 regular additions In fact, Corona scored only one first demo dur nig the game and this was due to a pen ally inflicted on State The ground she gained In scrimmage could he tounted on the flingers if one hand. Straight football sins used throughout hy both teams mini the exception of a few for. nerds attempted be State, only ono of ninth Man weceßaful Subs Get a Chance Captvn Clark and quarterback twin were not worked at all durum tl game, and after the beginning of tl second half the majority of the fir: string men were relierid. The pr. CZARNECFCI Who Is Playlog Good Game at Tackle MEMBER OF '73 CLASS TO SPEAK ON SUNDAY The Re, L A Crandall, milder of the Trinity Baptist church, 'Minneapolis, and a former student at Penn State in the elm. of '7.1, will be the allege speaker next Sunday Ile „dl address all chapel exercises during the day and the Y. M C. A meeting in the men mg. The Rm. Mr Crandall did not graduate from Penn ;Mae, but went I from hero to Billed:do College where he I received his degree in '73 President Sparks met the coming powerfultb and being struck with hisor speidng, nulled him to come hock to Penn State to speak to the student, Ile will no doubt lime sonic interesting remarks on the changes that hale taken place in thecollege since he was a student hero Ifc Is a member of a number of prominent sock,. ties nail is one of the board of man agers of the Baptist Foreum Maslen ary society. ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY HOLDS RECEPTION The Penn State Architectural ff.;:igl neering Society held a reception for the Freshmen Architects and members of Ito Landscape Gardening course on Tuesday of last .I.lllk A play—"A Greek Iret,"—ans presented nil a mcnna of en tertainment The plot centered around nn episode to no architect's office. The follouing is the cast of the clutracters• An architect, 7. It lio‘er, 'l7, a so. clay lade, C J. A. Schiff)°, 'l7, the of fice bor. It C Muth n, 'l7, head drafts. man, S Palm, 'lB, stenographer, P. 11. 'lO The society then mei. comed the freshman and asked for their oo operation ht the society's future. lie. treatments, in the shape of architectu ral designs, nor° thou sersed. TAU BETA P 1 ELECTIONS Honorary Engineering Fraternity Elects Ten Seniors and Ono Junior Announcemet mac outdo Inst mock of the dealon of ten seniors and ono Jon tor to tho Tim Beta Ps honorary Engi neering Society. Membership .4 based on scholarship, and in order to ho eligi ble, 0 MILII must stand in tho tipper 0,111 , fourth of his chalk 'rho men chosen in this 'loll election"; aro as follows 117 i 1111 It. C. Grqc 9 oland W. 0 Mi l ° n S. 10. 14,g ' 0 L &mons L 0. Bnchnum It Y. Colele.ser 11. S. Ouinniptt,.l A Sella,' J. 11. Icelly It. W. Smith 1018 G. Al Nickle Totirgiatt. cession of übtitntes toe - ard he close of tho conte s st s had the referee t es orr.l. especially the rapist fire °mining° of captains. for the team hail emend dd ferent leaders m Ohm a fuse minutes The line played nett rind held at all points. On the foe occasions silica st ens necessars, the linemen broke through and spoiled Comma's offence before it hail gotten under slaw Ken shank pushed through et ono dime and sins presented with the ball 111 Irma stomach. direct from the printer's toe 'I Ins dal nut drscourage him nod he at ones proceeded to run for n 1011C.1111.11, mile to lie milled bask In the back field, Hens gained sterulaly on tackle plays and Roth tore MT it fee- more long runs around the ends until lie one injured during the second period. In the littler part of Ilia game Edgerton and Cross proved to he consistent ground gainers. 10=ITEM! Gonna teemed at, the beginning of the game,and after failing to gain, kirk - NI to State,_ Berk ntlmnred tl l n ball Si) Narita on tno taps around right end, and Jones on the folloaing play tirtled the opposite extrerults for a tonilaloan I.'ho kak-out failed and the score stood State 6, Genoa ft Genes°. ehoso to deliser to State this time and Junes recessed on thu 23 s and lino and returned 15 sardw State foiled nu difficulty to gaining MIN plate along the opponents lota and after set - trail steads adoinces again crossed the line, such Hess carrying the ball Cab 'haus Isit . ted the goal Scorn 1141 Tiro next tally folloool in elm° suc cession On the firstphis folios, ing the L R Ick•olf, OM silos ed his heels to the Bruit it and White for 115 lards and an other score Cabbage found no diffi culty in raising the slippery mgskin ON or tho posts :or another point. Stain agnin recened from Genoa (Contained on rags 1) NO SPECIAL TRAIN TO BE RUN TO THE LEHIGH GAME There la to beno sperm] tram to South Bethlehem on lirida3 so that those mho expect to tate the trip to see Coolant Clark's team play Lehagla mill bare to take the regular trams Thai through train for Casino. tritium Bellefonte 140 1' 31 on trade) mall probably be the best train to take Liming to the hooted lumber of tones that tl Auditorium eon he used for student ions, ineetangs, it mos thought nth isolate to omit the proposed gather ing before this game The Lehigh returns mill be recanted the .klitiltolllllll on Saturday as metal, the prollinunary details canning an about 2. o'clock, m bile the genre proper mall began at 2.10 The Freshman game mill be at 1 o'clock to aallow • spectators to get dome to hear the returns STUDENTS FROM MERCER COUNTY ORGANIZE CLUB The students from Mercer County met recently in the Engineering build ing and ormunred It 001111t1 clnL The,' started milli fifteen members, about one hell of the tofu] number of stu dents from tlint minnty 'Eliec n lub, il far rei the aethiLies of the students In and about college ore concerned, is purely mein! Ilnumer, n inmement Inta been shifted to got resident, of the Carrot, nnil Ihrne oho ore hablo to be. come students, interestoil in Penn State Through the nts' agricultural agent and State einem it 19 eypeeted that mart am be done towards interesting young men and women to wine to State. ALL ONE-SIDED First Downs State-29 Coimm-1 Ground Gained in Scrimmage Statc-30.1 Yds Coruna-3 Ydi. Porward Passe, Stale— Attemptril-3 InterLepted-2 Succensful-1 Genevn— Attempted—O. Penalties Statts-3 for '2O yards Coosa-3 for 15 yards. Punts Beek-2 a‘eraging 55 yards Humor-3 Aseraging 2.5 ynrda. HERMAN'S MEN VICTOR OVER PENN FRESH Fumbles Prove Undoing Of Red and Blue First, Year Team PENN SCORE IN DOUBT Some of the stung of tho Penn defeat alas taken 11.113 cot Saturday %then Cumin Hermann s husky Freshman sr gregatnon nllll is lean-cut xtor) niter the lnint °nett of Peas) haunt flout year men 'An final score was 1111, I ut if the officials had been ugnimn., Penn would hate been gine. a amt of it lute, ash. Fumbling pro, ed nu partial factor it the talon, and at ea due to cle folloeng nit he ll that Slate tuts u enabled to violet the majority of rho fumbles—ono of them result:llg 111 the first score Captain Pennell, 'Miller and \Wolfe acre the 111111,111110 stars of the game Itatteln put up no flue game at end. am! tune after tune Sc stmt.-lied the Penn nterference, leatlng the runnier defence-1 less lie also neared the first touch clout] Silica he recount! a Pain fumble on their 15 'yard line and went the re nuuning distance for the en ore display ed ev.ellent judgment Int the handlung of Iho team and also nimbi emeriti nive runs milli the ball Wolfe ded the bulk of the at on k 111 the In ttk• field, puntlng, ((truant ictsslng 111111 nut lung Stith the hall Ills long end runs were the feature of State's satatk Rouse, the Penn fullback, ph, ell nell also, but contrary to reports he dill not ruin IN dd nround State's Pads Ills for ward passung Ind the 'bineend ,late earllngs baffled nor a tune, Wit when the hall find been othaneed to Amnon scoring thstante. tire Stele tletenem tightened and Penn could not gam Tho ball tins In Penn territory nearly the it hole game. How Penn Scored. glin Penn score no 11111110 in a ques tionable manner Due to the fact that the °Mends Si era not pro. idea 1, tin whistles or horns, they mere forced to use their Nein! apparatus At hell time. the ball 005 an Penn's poscescion on Slate', J❑O and line lho red and blue team lined tip and faded to beer the timer call time Slate, on tho other hand, did hear the mil and were about to lease the liold, when Penn Lompleted the play—o form and page over the goal line which enc caught try Wallie e Desna(' (110 protect of the State coach, the score tins attuned. although no op pinta:llly one ghee Penn to kick the goal Penn reretsed tho kick-of and re. i• mind it 12 yrrls. Thonuor. Listed t Wolfe at mid field, sr Itoname bark 10 anis .felCelsc;. Wolfe and \ldler triads a brat down A long foruard unto front Wolfe uns pulled anon hr Itaueli for a gum of 25 Natal,. potting the ball a Perini ten yard line, but here the home team held and State an, fon et! In giro up the ball on doonn Penn mulll not gain sn they panted The hall nits partly deflected and Wolfe fell on it on the Penn In snrcl line Stnto nos penalised 15 yards tor bold ing Wolfe punted and on the first lineup, Penn fumbled and Mills re• PON erml for Stnte Penn utts pennlired 15 Innis for liohlino just OS thn quarter ended State Scores on Fumbles Shortly after the play was resumed Miler attempted a field goal, but failed (Coulanued on l'ogn I ) SOCCER TEAM TO PLAY THE CRACK PULLMAN CREW Interclass Schedule Arrang ed—First Game On Friday FINE FRESH MATERIAL R. C Coombs, Varsity Soccer, man ager, has completed a tentatis u schedule I for the firmer train this fall There trill In, an eastern trip starting on Ihmember 20th and estemling user a period of smelt dims On this trip Lifit3ette and bmarthlooro 11111 be met, mid games nith Penn and the Gerimintona llo3'a Llob, t 'iough pending, ore inattmally assured. :Iliumker Coombs also is fair ly certain of seturuig IL game midi the Chicago Pullman main 'flits isone of the crud]. teams of the nest and IL it certain that Owl mill put up a floe game It is tompused otempiu3os the Pullman lootimii. sato oo of their ability Is to nil In the feet that they ',ill tour the eastern sm.tion and play in toy prominent tennis during De cember If State sutures n }noun alth this teani, it mill in all probablllty he pla)eil at Philadelphia mink, both tennis ilre them on their respeeth trips The first game of thu }eat and the brat home game mill he played milk Lura y eau on the Saturday after reflood- ' moda. Oat. Little is kriona about tills team other that that the) defeated i.e. high tho score 3 to 0 Hoff ts or. op pearames India to a good, mOll4/flight game. Tho manager is trying to get a lonuo game unit 01110 \heblyilll ill thu nevOnd meek of December. Thu team is being uliipped into good shape by Conch Crunch and lan nesist nuts. There in much line pining being Ana II la praetko and Arne, SIIIIOIIII, Holmberg awl Wilkinsnn uru shorting up particularly null Captain WI son is shoe mg up In thin form ppm this I car and promises to be one of tine star players. The probible lineup of tho Lenin for the Left" etto game in no folloan• Artier. Goalkeeper, Kelley and Holmberg. Fullbacks, Simons, geed and Greenland, Halfbacks; Balderstein, I=l , Well, Did YOUR Candidate Win Out? ' COACHES EXPECT HARD GAME WITH LEHIGH ELEVEN Former Stars Make Up Team That Is Just Hit ting Its Stride STATE IN FAIR SHAPE Lr antaspalcon nt one of the hard est games La the NO 1 , 011 b high neo so turday, (loath 11 trines 11111 W i lla 111 4 Inv ntrongeot Blue nad \\lulu lighting tnneltunt puonible Contour d, gcnerat belief that the tntett n all the South nitlleudetemleo niert.lt afford an other chance tor Slate to run up a large Slone, both coaches and players are looking lonian! to a close and hard fought pane ' 1 he tram trill le tte the Bellefonte Leith al elation ILE 7.20 on ' llitirmlity et Leung Un limier, and trout areounto of all gun e. r I lit I ehigh lino seaman, another moot gloo ought be espect. Ll to be won be loon State But 1 thigh ot minter than generally m supponed. and her clone mores in to nuber of the games so far duo 50111011 „ern due :other to the unexpetteil strength shun n be their opponents, than be' tin print, plat ing of the Montt and White team Both Lebanon Valley, uhuh 101 l I ehigh to a .1 tie. and .sluhlenlierg. 1011111 defcal rid lit lint a ILO sem it loot It . .. Murcia I Let lay ler field, have the strongest tennis 111 many It ore :Memories of the 20 , 7 del eat hooded the Slate Met en ou stn tort trip to South Deihl. heel Urn eari ago hate not beenLollard, 11 1111 11 nut, I, en by the 70 to ton here fill loot ens, IL a -11111. Ml\ . and .11111110,.14 rn tu storm Lehigh in the old lighting mood lint both plat ern and Loathe,. 110 count leg, on a still loath. for I °high has totems of good material to than Ira,, hat tag used the e games art IL Illel.llb of stubliud. 1g lire I=MME! In one Lchigh play or alone, the Zhu ro.mhea 'into rea.on to fell Brunner, I reilloonn halt bimk, taint touted as hang superun to ti en the fatuous tulmll lunis.ll 'I pis 1.0 Tumuli lino plunger, m hom a. retioon.o.l as on of tho ery heat In prep irator, sahoot cm), laq liar, a, lalugit's t n,t Lon ' nistent grofinil onnd in the g ante m 1 ale gained It total of almost yards for his Mani A great tut tiro Itt I LSO 'Mt lit 1.1.4 Plat 'llO a ton. I eingli has Chelan, ell], A 111.1.0 ball hug forma.] pilaus neru di redly re.ponsiblo for the fiitto unit 11 lute's ilum !nail at I elligh Imo years ago Olt% 1111111110 t 0 hero 111'4, meor, m , tu 00l so i _ luot before the game. or the FM. that game may hay e 111.,. Ile hot been playing in lit ilitatit t3lll, far this year nt 7 am he es pri mil to tin proininnt faLtor m 15.ituril ty 's game Ile yi eiglis about lis pounds, but tO y y fa.t Another idar tthu 11 .f It high 10.1 sear. lint Ishii ,l4 plated it roo• ?obtain game againid. till, si its ago. Is (101 l (food, the ILu pan al right tackle lemil has nlonan lain a ton( r of strength to the Ilrmia lute lien and ta commirreil arra fast man Prim Slate stionorters 11 tall 11414 terrific line pluming and rind running ability of Ihrtglaties on Bras, firld last scar Ills cork this sear Is of ilia samo caillare, and lie t in lie esprefeil to ho heard from as the ref urns room over the Wires /le tips the males at. 11,11 (Contnnoctl on pogo a DEBATING SQUAD READY FOR WORK Thirty - One Chosen in Trials to Represent College. _..... 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A I: spent.. r er If 31 Spengler 'lO, and C SuD Ay n lir slated before tin subject of tho inter rolitigiati debalt liar r o be •Month ed, 'flat Congresr Shonlii Diner I .eginin Don lint piing for Conitinisni y Arlint nun at Disputer Ite• to nen I abor nod Copilot, Constitution nlits 11• an VII " 'lllO , 11111111 \\III begin to prepare on thin rpiention shortly in order to hn sharply tuned up Si hen Iho ilebat rn ore brill An deli tier o 0 definitely sidled idea for tins • ear, I though Professor orro• sponiting lilt tin in noire, Dielonnbil, Drttrobitrg and Pit tslintrg regard In debates for thin n niter It PI Mt err. lain as art n bother or not Cornell till be nn the seheiltile Ilns N ear A great drill of int erect in bring 0,11,01 t lin niendiern of tin egund nisi there op• pears to lin filo CIIIIIICO4 don 3 ear for another 1111efeflaIll 6011.11. NEW MINING BUILDING OPENED TO TtlE PUBLIC Ileginning on Monday, , Nov 13, tlio non mining building on tire vast (Amply open to tb, nubile vim 1\ oil nerniny and Saturday from 1 until II o'clock in do afternoon 'I lin !molding contains tho majority of dm eNlithitit flint nra entmeeted nitl, the Penn Stain mining ntioinin, nldch in Raid to be the fluent of itn kind in the country.
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