Wednesday, JuneB 1917
PITT IS BLANKED BY
STATE TENNIS TEAM
Blue and Gold Players Fail
To Win Single
Set
With the defeat of the University of
Pittsburgh racquetters on Saturday the
Penn State tennis taunt virtually won
the not championship of western Penn
sylvania. The Pitt net mon failed to
win a single match, four singles and
two doubles going to the 13Iue and
White team. This second victory over
Pitt and a tie match with the Carnegie
Tech players, who were later defeated
by the Pittsburgh men, leaves Penn
State a clear claim to the first honors In
western Pennsylvania tennis
^ Each Penn Mute man had the honor
of triumphing over his opponent In
straight sets for Dodds won 0-2, 0-3 ov
er Mahn, of Pitt, Connell led Isherwood
8-0, 0-2 Bayles defeated Spindler 6-2,
6-3 end Erskine won out 6-4, 0-4 over
Willison. This made a clean sweep for
the Blue and White men In the singles
and the result of the doubles proved
equally as successful for the home
team, Dodds and Bayles defeating
Moho and Spindler 6-4, 6-2 and Con
nell and Erskine donning Isherwood
and \Mixon 6-2 0-4.
The match wns held up and the court?
were made heavy by the rain In the af
ton noon which necessitated the playing
of most of the match. In tine evening.
NEW the time the doubles wet° under
way the light was very bad and the
PlaYlng was not as flashy no It might
have been. The Penn State men clearly
outclassed their opponents, however,
and were snootier at all points
'Both Dodds and Mobil played N,4311
and at times the play was flashy tak
inn Into consideration the heavy con
dition of the courts Both men played
the alleys carefully and cut the lines.
Dodds drove the harder of the two and
was much more accurate with Ills shots
The match between Connell and Ish
erwood was not no fast as the pi med.
Ing engagement but was interesting
since the men were more evenly
matched Neither of the men played
to driving game, both chopping the ball
continually Isherwood lost out mainly
because of his weak backhand piny
which netted the ball ft equently.
Bayles had his nerve working well
and in the main played a more steady
game than Spindler, whose shots were
Inaccurate. ➢nylon also drove harder
than his opponent, and, like Connell,
continually played Splndlees backhand
which was weak. Bayles' lobs also
caused Spindler much trouble
Erskine naps First Ounic
The match on Satan day wax the trot
"vanity appearance for Elrekine. He
drove the ball much harder than lila
opponent and won the match mainly
an his follow-up shots ills cannon ball
service was working In good ardor anal
several of his games were won almost
entirely on his service,
Ten Dark for Donldcxl
By the limo that the doubles were
announced It wits becoming dark and
the matches were not an !lanky no they
might have been Dodds and Bayles
lined up drat against Maim and Spind
ler who held the Penn State men down
somewhat In the first net But In the
second net the Penn State men found
the weak spot of the Blue and Gold
men, who both played a delving game,
and were helpless when offered a lob
.ball, driving to the net continually
Connell and Erskine completed the
victorious march by leading Isheruond
and WlSimon 6-2, 0-4 The combination
of Connell. who played a cutting game,
and Erskine, who drives heavily, proved
too much for the Pitt men who were
a trilby off color throughout the match
and netted frequently.
SOYHOMORES WIN SCRAP
GAME FROM FRESHMEN
The :''tashmen-Sopliernore baseball
Corer g“.O Which was played on Me
morial Day ,^eslilted In an 8-4 victory
for the Sopheinonm. In the second In
ning, the w i nn img team bunched three
hits, which conoled with two errors
resulted In the e.tering of four rune,
and gave them an early lead In the
seventh Inning, Uwe° clean singles
drove In three more mewl, and practic
ally clinched the game 13oWeveri in
their half of the eighth, Alm Fretihmen
staged a rally and gathered two runs
as the result of three long tam Purbig
the entire game the Freshmen seemed
to lack the necessary punch and, al
though Periltt managed to fop seven
smelt he was hit rather freely
This game was the Mal performance
of the 'interclass teams, since the series
which was scheduled between the two
lower classes had to be cancelled be
cause of the absence of a number of
the players from college Each team
had won one game in the series The
score
Sophomores-0 4 0 0 1 • 1 0- •8 7 2
Freshmen— 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2-4 8 5
Batelle. Partßl and Brumbaugh;
Robinson and Young.
The execollent pitching of gamey
omabled the Chemists to defeat tho In
olustrial Chemists In baseball last Sat
urday The linnl score was 6to 1.
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Penn State Aids
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in France." A unit, consisting of 96
men was asked for by the government,
but more than enough men registered
with the result that two units were of
fered, the second one not yet complete.
Excused for Service
The Agricultural 0011001 has been
nearly depleted Ps some time because
of the number of men who wero ex
cused to go oo farms. Over 300
mon wont Into that kind of work. The
various military training camps for
,ollleers have taken a full quota of
Penn State students. Fort Niagara In
Pal ticulitt, has over two hundred State
men in camp must of them students,
while the 0001 camps have their mo
nol tionate number. Many of these
men will undoubunlly win commissions
an 01110010 in the new army because of
their too years of dull at college
The Quartermaster's Class
Penn State was selected by the War
Dom Mont as one of the live colleges
In the cuuntly to undertake the ingunl-
Lotion and instruction of a class In
stoles-keeping and other mutters pet
Mining to the gentle:master's corps
About seventy-live students have been
enrolled hi thls doss and many of them
will without doubt be enlisted Into
that brunch of the sett ice during the
HU 1111 l 10H
Ili iglitiOil nod /Motion
Fitly mote students hove been en
rolled in a chum in navigation to 1110
pure fur duty on submatine chasers in
tile“inosquito fleet.” This class wan
under the poltroon' super vision and di
ection of Dean Sackett of the Engi
-11001 illfr 0011001. and took up tile study
of antuine signalling, chart tending, boat
consttuction, the handling of marine
engines orVatious types and the theery
of seamanship.
The aviation class under the direc
tion of Professor Dates, la to prepare
men for acth,e service when the time
shag come. During the course of in
struction. the melt were taught the
theory of plane stability and the bund
ling of aetoplane engines. Minature
models 100113 studied with a view to giv
ing the men a clearer conception of
the wet k
I=l
The %%omen students of the college
lime dune [hell shot c In the 'wonted
ness monument also Nearly all of
them me enrolled In the Red Cross
aoak and have been busy In those as
avid., In addition to that, about
sun ratty of them have been taking a
SPOCilli course In ulteless telegraphy to
enable them to form a. teserve corps of
halved operators fon use should the
necessity over arise.
Special 311111ar) Class
Towel(' tile close of the semester, a
class In military science was ormtnlrittl
by Captain Altrends for all xtudenta
who wished to prepare themselvea for
application to the second °Ulcers' train
ing camp should ouch n camp mater
ialize Tills work was purely voluntary
and too hours a day were devoted to
the drill, Captain Altrends taking per
sonal charge of the wbrk Mom than
150 men have taken thin training
Just recently, enrollment was begun
for men desiring to obtain adminsion
Into the Signal Enlisted Reserve Corps
It is probable that these men will be
admitted to the Signal Reserve Corps
camp during the summer for a fifteen
day instruction period.
Men Already In Bernice
Penn State men have already gone
into the mosquito fleet, into the [volation
corps, into the National Donut and In
to many other branches of service al
ready making active preparations for
the um. Over Ilve hundred more were
enrolled under the provisions of the
selective conscription law last week.
and there have been man) more who
e only uniting until the close of col
lege to volunteer their services to the
government
CAPTAIN BOAL TELLS
OF WORK AT THE FRONT
Last Tuesday melting Captain /Imre
Beal of the French Aviation Corps, de
livered an address In the open air the
alto and gallo Penn State students an
idea of what Is being done on the
French front. Captain Mal was just
ready to enter Harvard University at
the outbreak of the war, but gave up
his idea of going to college and went to
France Instead. Ho is probably the
first American to receive a commission
In the French army.
He vividly told how the trenches are
constructed, organized, and held, and
how the artillery of a largo army Is
handled, He finished his talk with n
description of the aviation work, and
went into detail concerning the three
types of neroplnnes, the pursuit, bomb
ing and spy pitmen . A large crowd
was present to hear this Ilrst hand des
cription of the meat war and the band
furnished the necessary music.
BANG TO GET MEDALS
Before college closes, gold medals will
be presented to the Senior members of
the bond as a recognition of the work
they have done for Penn State and sil
ver medals of the same character will
also be given to the Junior members
of the otganisatiml. The band Intends
to present Director W 0 Thompson
with a gold modhl as a token of nanrec
lotion of his efforts during the year
VALEDICTORIAN HAS.
NOTEWORTHY RECORD
1. B. Kelly Ranks High Scholastically
And In Other Lines Of College
Activities
Joseph Bernaid Nay, of Broolcl3 0.
Now York, who will deliver the Naledlc
tory address of the genial class next
week, has maintained a very medltable
record doling Ills tom yenta at I•enn
State, In scholarship as nell as hi tali
lotto 0101 other college activities.
Kelly monied himself for college at
the lit ooltisn Manual Training . School
Sum which illinitUtloll 110 .10 gptilint
ted In 1012 Allen the torte of a yen,.
lie came,' Penn Suite In the kill of
J. R. ICELLY
Valedletolino, Clnnn of 1917
191:1, and Ikt once became imminent
In athletic circles 0) canning position
on the ',laxity tmecer loam. the ono
year_rule not being In effect at that
time Ile has played 'Out sit,' and class
soccer for foul years Dining his
Sophomme and Junior yams he %%
IN
a membet of the Student Tlll,lllllll.
Althom,ll 311 Kelly IN 2,11010 ship lm',
00201 given him the meaner position
In einem /Mauling. It hoe alway been
ymy high, end Mat year Ile 0111.1 11, al
Cd a 14,0100 negle Scholia ahlp Ile
ham pureued the 010011k/11 enslneei
course In the School of !Manley:log
He In a member of the Phi Hanna Phl
y neholarehlp fraelnltv, Tau
130111 I'l, !mantle 3 enalmel lag 111 ate: nl
ty, Eta ICapna Nu, lemon.) 01011, cal
englneellng fiatel any, and the Phl
Kappa aatlunnl Irate, nity. ,
All Moth checks must be handed In
and tedeemed beWeen 1',1133. lune 8
at noon, pima the nest Issue 1011 be on
sale, and Tuesday, June 12, at 3 p m
after uhleh time no mote copies tt 111
be handed out
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PENN J ,3TATE COLLEGIAN
WORK OF THE Y. M. C. A.
HAS BEEN EQUAL TO
THAT OF PAST YEARS
Although the n e 111 k of the local Y. M
C A euntlinient thaoughout the yean .
Mete to made at the eloHe of each
/ICIIOIIIIII.III Near ttonnaltlng of 11 genet al
tentume of the not k done by the
amsuelatlon Inn olden that compar
ison.. and °adman°nx may be made
of the pmt themeek playm In the
mat:lllnm of the college The part
yea, although under the banditti.) of
He manly ttttt than on indent leaden ship
.41111,14 tut hint 17 (' A has Intent
equallt an at the Ln It 4 11111111 her 4,f Het -
e ant In ton men 7uu x
13titing the 411111111. t110,1(101 I.( ea,
as In other 3ents, pelsonal lotto. wet P
II I ittCll 1111
oomberx of the humming
uppettiassea to the Men xllO nett, to
come to loon St tte fin the neat time
These lettein offeted sonnething of the
natio e of the Student Anti Iser St stern,
110 Idea expanded elexernl 0111 ono but
notel Winked out
Aloot of the mocha l Oik for the tons
ISIS boon olth the 1100. 111011, front the
Unto the eohnron retention 0 re Itlloll
hest toll On the Perrot Compri.; and the
distribution of 1111)11' 1.111111 2000 "tor troll
men Ilibleo... to the plating In non
tremor of enrplotrnent of ntro* of thooo
sturtoribt.
Pei Mimi the namt aignill, int tangle
mete k MI the lit rt someater
MII4 theeiidtgaing of it emnimign
among the ntutlent4 rot the puijanie or
:airing name) for teller uot k among
the pi Pionem In the t\nt Colima of
I:m one ' dime than $lllOO mix ralvea
fin thiv ylllllO4O „Melt placed Penn
Mote Mt alms e molt of the Eastern
aollege , e in the campaign
Chin tel Al Alesanclet anti not t, made
o hilts to the college for the poi lame
of in °sooting the 5,01 M-famed "Pock
et Tirgatment. League " The cantlialkit
iltod In the attention of ante than tt
thousand new ntentiocts. emit malting
the plrilge to cols Y tetttatnent alwnts
tutu to tend fit Isttst It chaplet n day
'rlllo troth( huts Oh 00 tncuts stooped
and It has non sin end out OS et the on
-Ilto county.
Platut hate othently been put Into ac
tion to get Into touch ulth the Penn
',tato men o lin ale In the °lncome
CIIIIIPS. 11111 i IOU) Mill/101 let-'
101 1 1 .111 lIC neat out to the 111011 MAIO 1110
to come to, the college Po the Not 111,10
most full
Dadnite laraitgeniento for the lead. '
he for the cooling collegiate )eig
h
i‘e not tot been male It in espeet
al that .. .hick" thane, hill again lie
found at the head of the 110111, if the
ine.ent 1 olltaithai doe , ' till,
all, cli time the plena of the college
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The Penn State Collegian
SOPHOMORES WIN IN
THE INTERCLASS MEET
Freshmen Are Second With Juniors Hold
ing Third Place—Some Good
Records
The Saphemolo track team hulked
ma) rural the funned Interelaux track
meet m! Nell Deaver Held on Memorial
Day, reeling a total of 68 points against
the II 11111 111, b) their Ile:neat eotn
petitoru. the Meulanen The JUniorts
nninnlion walla hlth 30 manta. 01111 the
ado.n rota th 111111 7 In! Mental!) , the
I In fill. n oleo Irnorlem In It Min-
Wu event len ay t
)em
Plntllitt Men Inolol 1 event except
the 220 and tho nate, the Sonlis had
!little 1111111 an) In sec ming highest !am
ities Dtil Ina the Will( etelith, the
t °Alon and Sophunan es hel 0 ;weft)
101(.111) nettehol, nab 1A1,14 In Niel of
the lanllllgn 111111 nith the Janke It close
In thela halte, but, 11 hen the Held esentn
began to a eine In, the xeeond I ea! men
prneticall3 et/Haled et erynlinF 111 Night
ITile Sophonua ea seemed liftaen phteen
In the held etents, netting them a total
of II point!,
No rollego ((tondo mete Molten, al
though mom° 1e0.11.1 of loot ee..1 . 8 In
tel 010 meet stele belleil.ll and Shield
'in ouceeeded in equalling the college
I ecord of 4 011(111103 and it ye( onsio fro
the mile This moo It Ul.ll fought race
31111 111 . JO, putting up all eopmially
good light fol (hot place, only to be
he Mil out In the on etch by 5111011124
itunyan non the pole exult at the
mme height that Moll (01 him 1081 year,
11 feet 1100 k . 111 again took 1100. place
A Student's
Need
In Toilet Articles
Stationary and Soda Water
are wisely supplied
- atthe
Rexall Drug Store
In the "hot put and discus create, bet
tering Ida last scar's distancon by LI
and 9.1 reepactlvely. Cub , /Plal qa ,
throw tho hammer 111 feat further than
last year. Way '2O, did 22 2 feet In the
broad Jump ahlle tho boat Jump last
your, mode by Palmer 'l6, was 21 feet,
9 1-2 Inchon
Beck Leading Scorer •
Joh 'it, Runyan 'lB and Oodfrey,l9
tied tat Brat Waco In the high jump at
6 feet, 3 inches Beck proved to ho the
leading scoter, with 16 points to his
credit Damn 'lB, ban second with 13
points, followed I* RIII*IIII with 12 1-3
hunter scored all of the Seniors' points
'rho twelvo pound shot and hammer
had to ho used as the regulation IC
pounders had unaccountably disappear-'
ed The officials handled the moot with
out a hitch and tan off all tiro events
in good limo and the track manago
ment desires to thank them for their
genorous cooperation.
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lug to fll6, A. feature of the dance Wag
the covering of the Winds court neer
tho President's house with a wooden
flooring, thus giving ample room tot
tho dancing Tho lawn wan prettily
decorated unit Japanese lanterns, mak
ing the scene ',err attractive.
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