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GRAHAM AND SONS On the Corner
FRESHMEN BREAK EVEN
IN FIRST TWO GAMES
Bellefonte Academy Defeated 4.0 Bat
Mansfield Proves Too Strong
For 1920 Team
The fig...amnia baseball nine opened
Its station suece.fully last Friday by
defeating go, Bellefonte Academy play
ers 4-0. hut they wore forced to retire
In defeat en Saturday when Mansfield
Nottnal outplmed and topped them 6-4
In an e•titing game which was leech'
played hd the Yearlings. Both games
were plmed away front home.
The ft eshinen extracted nine hits
hum Bulimic. the Bellefonte twirler, on
Friday while Parlltt, the collegian
pitch.. allowed only three of the Mal
colm men to land safely. As far as
ertots were concerned both team.
played rather tightly, the freshmen be
ing ttedited with ono and their °PP. , -
nevi %%Rh two The acorn:
AB R. H 0. A. E.
ef 4 0 0 2 0
400 1 4
I' 4 0 0 2 3
Josuplmun. lb 4 0 2 11 0
Manuel, 11 4 0 0 5 0
(lsllnm. 11. 3 0 1 1 0
Ilunulnl;ui, .b. 3 0 0 3 5
:f 2 0 0 1 0
Lolonz 2 - -
I:NZEMI
IMIM
Penn Mute Freshmen
IM!1!
MEM
Me14:44, r), lb G 2 14 0
Julln. cf 4 1 2 0
Dunbal, 41 , 4 1 2 3
Illnek. i 1 4 0 1 0
04borbe, IC 4 1 1 0
lb umbaub 11. e 4 0 2 2
3
Pm 1111 I, 0 0 1
lIMIILIM3
Penn St Lte-0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 1-4
li.•lletontc-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0
Stolen ti ~, n —Penn State: Markle, 2,
Juan, Dunbar, Osborne Double
Play Duabat , Mcrkle, Melfelvoy,Lorens
to Iluntzlngs:. Struck out—By Part%
11} POnOl it, 2, Time of Game 150
enn:lt s, 13 lit unner
The %la:milk Id game was n Waterloo
fot the 1920 team They led through
more 01411 half of the content. only to,
be noted out at the finish They start
ed hell to scoring two milieu In the
ilmt and headed the Normal School
tamers until the sixth when the score
um tied The smooth saw the visitors'
hanees shattered when Mansfield
~ zed en a sod pitch from Dunbar
to 2. li. .
Guetila. Nl.uniliold's star athlete, who
pitched against tho Freshmen, allowed
call tour ling and played an except
ional game, being credited with sovoral
WlWant rims
The Yearlinge were forced to use
too Mullets In the mime at Nonacid.
Pa: litt Nub...timed for Ellicott In the
ninth. The entire team was tired from
the trip I* automobile and played
loonely The at rote by Innings
51ansileld 1 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 —0
Frexlimen 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 —4
Summa* The base bits—Black;
tluee bate bit—Gazolla. struck out by
Ellicott, 2. lu Partltt, 7, by ClazoIla; 11.
bases on balls off Parfitt,l, Ott Ilkuolla.
1_ stolen bases, Penn State, McKelvey,
Jelin 2. Dunbar 2. Mansfield, Rockwell
2. Cozens G. Mclnroy 2.
Totni lilts for Freshmen—Morkle 2,
Nickel% e‘ I. for liforleflold. Crum°ll 2.
Gazella 2. Rockwell 1
FORD HALL DIRECTOR
TO SPEAR ON SUNDAY
George 0V Coleman, director of tho
Turd 1101 Inundation of Boston, will
he the college speaker next Sunday,
mm nine and evening. Ho has become
cell-known In the post few years by
his great woik at the Ford Hall in
Boston. 111,1 max the originator of the
Sunda' 13V1•11illg meetings hold there
since 1967 The work there is held
under the num - Aces of the Boston Han
na Sociological Union
MI Coleman him for many year.
been an necemnper correspondent and
Il IN broil NCINCiy connected with mag
azine publication, particularly with
the Chi Whin Endeavor World Ho
box been host and president of a aer
ies of sociological conference. meeting
at Siheinhe la Reach since June, 1907.
TO ~ PrAK TO DOT SCOUTS
President gparke hoe accepted an In
vitation to speak to 6,000 Boy Scouts in
1hi1at1..11,1,1.1 on neat Saturday after
noon. The occasion wilt be a patriotic
parade h 3 the scout., and will be a
great Gee/11.10n In that city.
Forest L. Struble
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Mrs.Evaß.Roan
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STATE COLLEGE, PENNA.
Eyes examined thoroughly. No
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the leading Oculists, Optometrists
and Manufacturing Opticians of
Philadelphia.
Rallies Fail to Win
musing Runetto and Giubb scored un
Ego's single A pass to Wheeling and
Johnson's single filled the bases, but
the bout Adams could du won a pup
11) to Withers for the final out The
score ,
Penn Stub
Al 3 R. II 0 A. E.
Blythe, 31 1 1 2 2
Mingle, 2b 3 1 1 2
Thot pe, 2b 1 0 0 1
Grubb, If 5 2 1 0
Ego, rf 4 1 2 0
Wheeling. BR 4 1 1 3
Ening% cf. 2 0 1 0
Johnson. of, 1 1 0 0
Adam, lb, 4 1 11 0
Hall. c, 4 I 9 2
Davis,l 0 0 1
Mann!. P. 3 1 0 1
Runette.x, 1 0 - 0 0
Coolidge. re 0 0 0 0
Totals
38 G 10 27 12 6
Carnegie Teh.
A.B R. II 0 A. E.
Doherty, es, 4 2 2 2 1 1
Miller, lb, 4 1 1 1 4
Keener, 3b, 5 0 0 0 3
Yonger, et, I 0 2 3 0
Zolauss,c, 5 1 1 6 0
Cosgrove, rf. 4 1 1 1 1
Withers, Ili, 2 1 1 11 0
Onno, It. 4 0 0 2 0
Osborne, ,p 3 1 0 0 4
Hurd, p, 1 0 0 0 0
Totals
36 7 8 27 13 2
s—Boiled for Minato In eighth
xx—Batted for Howard In ninth
-0 0 0 0 0 2 1 3 0-G
Carneg Tech-0 0 2 0 0 5 0 0 0-7
Sacrifice Fly—Miller. Double Play—
Thorpo to Wheeling to Adam Bases
on Bolls—By Davis, 1, by Honard. 3;
by Osborne, 7; by Hurd, 2, Struck
Out—By Davis. 1, by Hovud. 6. by
Osborne, 2, by Hurd, 2 Umpire—Don
ovan
Juniors Nominate
(Continued From Fired Page)
moan, 3[ A. Chaffee, L. 3f. Cresnaell
and W. N. Given.
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J. K. Johnxon, 8. K. Lowry, H. 11.
Rothrook, P. G. Hoffer, W. It. Young, R
8. Sim, .1 M. 'A nshburn, C. E. Bor.
row and S. K. Linn.
Votes left with, or rent to the com
mittee can ho cant for neeretary and
treasurer an well an for president Tho
clans election will be held within three
week's from last Friday'n meeting, and
the elections to Student Council mill
tako place at the stuns time Holding
the claim omen and Council elections at
different times had been arranged so
us to give tho men who lose out for the
close offices a chance to gain repre
sentation on the student graerning
board,
A number of additional matters of Im
portance wore taken up at this meet
ing. notably to change in plane for the
Junior Prom, which will be thrown
open to members of all classes, and the
final pottage of a motion whereby the
Junior class will combine with the Se
niors In the erection of the Pugh street
gateway to the campus as a memorial
'With this latter action note a reality,
work will proceed at once upon the
erection of the memorial, plane for
which bane already been chawn up.
Avery favorable report on the finan
, cial shuttling of Um 1918 LaVie was
given A total of 1100 copies are being
painted, 100 of which will be placed
on general sale The class expects to
make money on the book thin year
Ernest H Armsby 'O5 ,as In State
College last Sundt*. and 'Monday. vis
iting his paronts and recruiting men
as rodmen for the Pennsylvania Rail
road Mr. Armsby is nn assistant nu
perlisor of this rood and is now lo
cated on tho Philadelphia Terminal Di
vision. at Philadelphia.
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Over 800 Sign Up
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the lno lour niembeis of the wilt) at
the difte:ent hitter:thy :Ind boat: Hog
houses throughout the (oho .111 the af
ternoon one, )1.4 attended the Tug
'-Witi Nan een the F'reslinienand
Sophoiners, the fiance winning be-
MONO (. M: lii Olin Insisted) of his
.. ebee: hog" and 'Sat shouting" It
Mrs quite evident. at an) Illto. that
Alexandei made considenthle use
of his vocal apparatus for his ‘olee was
somealuit hearse tat on ening meet'.
More than an as enrage trued begun
to take the seats in the Auditorium Ite
for u the time for the opening of the
meeting on Saturda) evening Quite
rL number if tarts o people note mound
Alexander lagan n hilt' the people
nom still corning in. lit getting eter)-
body named up is lilt bin him. M.
NleAtittlis. then told something of tit.
League and telated a. few personal ex
pellent. Next. \lt Path,, assmiated
Stith a large otlental tug ttosaeln in
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Philadelphia, told of his OW iiioll4 and
experientes in getting business men in
the city to Join in Itading their Tes
taments user, tit* .
Sandal nos per Maps the Modest do
of them all The morning thapels Store
getmt MTV til Mr Unix is and to Mt and
Mrs Alexander and to tine mashie.
In the afternoon flit sound ham views
note given, and in the et ening the
nomen of the part) spoke to the gli Is
In Is inlet meeting, later taming with
the men in tile Auditorium at 1130 Later
L special meeting Sias held In tile nex
t* ten lan elan eh.
Op Monday afternoon n bile the en
the college regiment stab on dress pa
rade. Mr. Alexander asked all the men
'who had their testaments nith them to
step fornazd A grottl , Itlttadgml , l , wax
taken The pmt) left on Ittlicil* ct en
ing for Philadelphia
PRESIDENT SPARKS BIDS
FAREWELL TO SENIORS
President Spathe delheled n foteaoll
addless to the members of the solllot
Chute at their meeting In the Amphi
theatre on 'Maeda) tuning Ito
spoke stbuut tho Immesh) of good hlua
mtel tot suehess In life, and utged ell
to malto the nand of their liters
It bus decided ut the same meeting
to allow all the ocelot eo-edu to have
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conducted !mottle! tit 'rile Senior
Dance Committee 11110 Instt ucted to
held anothet Ocelot dance If the com
mittee devoid It udc Made, the ocst
11111110 11 111 ho held on 11113 12111 In
the Armin). Cops and 0011110 01 111
be 110111 once in pi incitation Ito
the commeneetnent esot else% instead
also decided to dispense 111th pro
grams and Int Rations tut the erairelues,
In milet no cut dub!! expenses A re
putt of Claus D.* atrangements bits
outdo ba W. la: Kroll
Tile Senior Alemet lot Committee is
still at 1101 k 011 1/111110 tel the memin -
Mb 11 01 kon the Pugh ma 1,01 gate
way 11111 be atm ted In a shot t time.
Tho 3110 "Froth"
The hlus Issue of "noth" 0111 he out
idwut the middle of thu month ;laid 0111
be _dedicated un theli "Annivetnaty"
number. 'The Foolish Gentlemen"
Itemise iwintthing unueutilly hood in
this issue ISO 1.1. total foi the - funny' .
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PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Boxing Tourney
(Continued From First Page)
the face Thu bout elltlii) belonged to
the Sophomore boner,
Best Bout of the }lienbig
Steele ond Keller Stele the most
1210X(.1) Mati`lloll boxers of the evening
Steele ...its! UCH and led in aggi
MIVOIII3qH uho pla)ed
uniting game, caught hi•t quicker op t
and stopped Ills bt illiont rush
es Duting the three minds both box
ers landcil heavily and the Judges called
for un estin round It Inns during thls
bound that Stele committed Ills purely
accidental foul and was awarded the
decision, when Keller non unable to
manna.
I=l
Sitineitzer uttered nu reolotance to
Nlel'oldem in the 145 puling class, tot
Nlegitchlen kept 11111 lean experienced
opponent nt a oafe instance ulth long
ilght hand deli,. led Thu 1920 man
mot unable to connect at al* thee.
Tho lima Chu bouts of the moiling
nolo betbeen Howley 'l9 and Tao.-
nor 'l9, la um exhibition performance,
and 9l Milian 'lB and Purthemal 'l9
Cm the 175 pound ohms Tho anal
host sins unaided to McMillan after
he had hopelessly outclassed his oppo
nent
WAY AND BARROW HEAD
THE NEW FROTH STAFF
The selection of the men Otto gill
have chit: ge of the publication of the
'Penn State Proth .. tot the nest year
took place t ecently and I wilted In the
choice of J L Way 'IS, as Editor-in
Chief, ,nut C llatrow 'lB us Dwa
ne. Ma:llam They succeeded Roy
Duoicie and It C. Gmeniand in them:
fespective positions J R Groff gas
elected MAIM:. P. D Shoilar, Art Ed
, R S Shultz, Circulation Manager;
J. Griffiths, Allve: Using Manager,
W It Young, ENchange Editot.
Thu folio:: Ing men sere elected to
positions on the Plot]: staff• C P.
Young, D E Denny, C NV Moyer, and
E II Dal 1,111.
:Meinhers of the "Penn State Froth"
staff held their annunl banquet at the
Pet Ituhl,a Club last night. Thet 0
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Tug-of-War
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thenMelven on their lacks and the rope
Sy log away from them tit IL fearful rate.
A Laundered Sophomore non heard
to mutter nu he I mottled his feet on the
other side Or 1110 I I, "Sap. who let 'em
hitch 11011. Mod 00 to the end of the
mper
Off In Good Order
And no the Fleishman won and the
Sophomores col respondingly lost. But
both skies struggled hard to gain the
vet dict and while tho Snubs lost, they
worn not dishonored However, credit
must be gi,"en where credit is duo and
that goat to the members of the win
ning class e
It was on Ideal day for the scrap, and
while the little chill In the air mole the
water feel somewhat uncomfow table, It
tone not told enough to be unbearable.
The student committee in charge were
ail pro% Ideal with badges and this was
a decided help In keeping order. Tito
tun nouts ft urn each class nano not as
huge no expected, although the Fresh
men hod quite a few men who didn't
get into any of the teen. The Sophs,
on the other hand, did nut have enough
to make up the third seventy-IWe and
were (metal to use some men over again
LACROSSE TEAM TO PLAY
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
The Penn State himosse team will
Purim to S)raeuss University tomor
loss ahem they will meet tho strong
mange siggiegation in a mane on Fri
day
The team has gone through several
_stiff drills during the beck In order to
perfect the team plat which has been
lacking In the games carnet in the
season S)racuso Is said to have a fast
team, but Penn State will put up a
fight and endeavor to sumo a comeback
The team will be tho same one which
bus pitted against Lehigh and Sbarth
more with the exception that Kline
will replace Rogers and Brenner's
place will be filled by a new man,
Inconel having left college
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The Policy of the Sim Store
GUN CLUB OFFERS PRIZES
The State Collage Gun Club will hold
a. contest on May 10 for all students
who have never abet "at more than
five hundred clay targets. Tho con
test will be hold under the super
vielon of the gun club. and Is backed
by a prominent munition manatee
toting company which offers a loving
cup every year to the gun club In
the state which can secure the wont
en number of enh les to a contest of
this kind
Two prizes will be offered to entrants
ono to mon and one to women
The former is a stetting silver watch
fob, while the latter is a silver spoon.
The contest will last from tun to
five o'clock in the aftemoon. and will
bo held at the State Cologo Gun Club
traps on the outshine of the borough
Further particulars may be obtained
nom C F Fisher, secretary of the
club, at the Nittany Inn.
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