JEuesday, October 5, 1920.
YEARLING BOOTERS DRILL
FOR VARSITY SCRIMMAGE
Valuable Material Evidenced in
Freshman Squad—Eisenhulh
- Coaches New Men
More than thirty aspirants for the
freshman soccer squad have been
practicing daily on the Armoiy dril 1
held for the past two weeks. Al
though no regular games have been
scheduled for the plebos during the
full, J. L Eisenhuth '27, has been
running ’-them through booting and
passing practices m preparation for
scrimmages with the Varsity.
During the practice games between
two freshman teams several of tin'
new men displayed unusuul speed and
accuracy in kicking and heading. The
real quality of the yearling combi
nation was not tested, however, until
i met the Varsity in scrimmage.
Freshmen Score
In the first contest the freshmen
held the regulars to four goals, scor
ing one themselves. The second meet
ing of the plobes and Varsity last
Saturday found conditions the same,
the former netting one goal against
four for the lattei
Although the Varsity fonvnid line
is weak m its pre-season form, the
plcbe backficld showed unusual de
fensive powei in scrimmage
Among the freshmen displaying the
most experience on the field are Al
lan and Haivcy, fullbacks, Edgcrton,
center-half, and Jones, center for
ward. All these booters weie pre
pared at Westtovvn Friend’s school,
where they staned for the soccer
team of that institution.
According to Coach Jeffries, who
has seen the freshmen in action a-
gninst the Varsity, much good ma
terial will be furnished for next
ycai’s team
BAND CALLS CANDIDATES
Because of'Stunt Night freshmen
candidates for the band were unable
to appear for trials Wednesday An
ather meeting is scheduled for tomor
row night in Room 437 Old Main at
which all candidates arc to be pres
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OFFICIAL REVIEW HINGES
ON FRESHMAN ABILITIES
Whether the fust official review of
the R. 0. T C. will be held next Mon
day evening depends upon the ability
of the freshmen in executing the dif
ferent formations is the opinion of
Lieutenant Colonel Clennrd McLaugh
lin.
Corporals and sergeants will be se
lected this week from the tanks of
the sophomores. The men will he
picked occoiding to their ability in
dnllng a squad.
Prof. Knandel Aitends
Convention This Week
Prof II C Knandel who has charge
of the Poultry depuitnient at Penn
State will leave Monday to attend the
Second National Poultry Council .it
Edgowatci Beach hotel, Chicago. This
is a distinct honor for Piofessor
Knandel for he was selected as one of
two delegates to rcpicscnt tile Amci
ican Poultry Science association The
purpose of the'convention is to create:
a bettefr understanding about the
poultry jndustiy
Score by Quarters
PENN STATE
LEBANON VALLEY
Yards Gained from Scrimmage
Penn State, 392 Lebanon Valley, 5
Touchdowns
Penn State 5
Goals After Touchdown
Penn State 5
Punts
Penn State, 2 for 53 yards Lebanon Valley, 6 for 303 yards
Returning' Kickoff
Penn State, 4 for 93 yards Lebanon Valley, 3 for 49 yards
Penalties
Penn State, 11 for 65 yards
Forward Passes
Penn State ' Lebanon Valley
Complete, 9 for 68 yards Complete, 1 for 14 yards
Incomplete, 3 Incomplete, 1
Intercepted, 3 Intercepted, *4
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How Nitlany Grid I
Opponents Fared
Susquehanna 7, Swarthmore 13
. Leb. Valley 0, PENN STATE 33
Mancttn 0 Obcrlm 27
Notre Dame 77 Beloit O'
Syracuse 02 Vermont 0
Geo Wash 11), C. C. N. Y. 7
Pennsylvania 40, J Hopkins 7
Buckncll 2 W. & .T 17
Pittsburgh G Gooigetown G
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That Penn State mining graduates
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fact tiiat on October tvveny-thnd the
genoial manager of a laigc coni cor
poration will visit the School of Mines
to obsoivcjthe senior mining engineers.
Coompany offuals usually wait un
til spring to look for new men and it
speaks well for Penn State’s mining
school that their men are shown pref
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Lebanon Valley 0
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Crockett Flies Over
Eiirope in Aeroplane
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1 ett’s disposal one afternoon and he
flew to a height of nemiv two miles
He flew seveial times o/ci Sophia and
then to the foothills of the Balk m
Mountains, before again ending the
city and ictuimng to tho Airdome.
On leaving the Continent he flew
in one day irom Berlin to London, in
a new Albntioss, the second time that
one of these machines has flown fiom
tho one capital to the othei. There
were stops at Hanover and An"-tei
d.mi The Professm breakfasted m
Berlin, lunched in Amsterdam, and
dined that evening in London
As a losult of this tup lie ecpects
to publish a book entitled “Flying
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AGRICULTURALISTS WILL
MEET AT CENTRE HILLS
The faculty of the Penn State School
of Agriculture, the E\penmont sta
tion and the Institute of Animal Nu
trition, will hold .1 banquet at the
Centie llills Country Club Wednesday
night, October sixth at si\ o’clock
Dean It L Watts will speak on
‘‘Looking forward to the next bien
nium;” Miles Hor-t will talk on mak
ing the agncultui.il rcseaich piogi im
more effective and Pi of. F. I) Gard
ner will describe “Some impressions of
a recent out tup to the Pacific eo is>t "
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NOTIONS
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To Visiting Dads Friday ith their puients and icqiiest thi
presence at the exeicises. Tin* st
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