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7! final result reading 5-2 in favor of
t : the Ithacans.
Notices 1 1 Ae Accordingto accounts written by
....-............4 I SyraellSe newspaper men, the I,io-3
• Diary Science Club will hold! twelve outplayed the strong Orange
,11 of ,•fli , er: Thursday evening; team which gained a 7-3 decision. Mir
ten ,Adeoli. Financial reports' ing parts of the first half and during!
Dairy Exposition will be given I most of the final seAsien. B u t, ac
e chairmen of :he various corn-1 cording to Coach Paul. the Lion's
es. !misfortune was tine:may. his men re
-0 1 ceiving thad threaks un nearly every
( crucial occasion.
'r Lost to The inexperience of the Nittany
!ornell and Syracuse twelve counted against tlwm. but was
i more than made up for. by their nev
; ersay die attitude throughout. while
the veteran Syracuse combination us-
Con:ir.l:e , l from first page)
st contests Coach Paul has ever cd their lacrosse knowledge gained by
sed. In spite of a slovenly at._ playing through long schedules of the
the Red team possessed power- past two and in many cases three
peed that prevgated the Lions years to take advantage of every
gaining the pill to their liking.! break. llehlehl. injured Liva star.
was close throughout. the firs: !played part of the Cornell fray and
ending in a scoreless tie and the! the entire Syracuse game.
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Scholastic Athletes
Establish New Marks
(Continued from first page)
The Summaries
100-yard Ikl.ll Wm. by Kliiititott. F. :toil
M.: Ryan. Lock Hoven. $1.011311: Story.
third Clarke. Skid. fourth. Time-10 14,
r.econd,
220-yarti ,Inch—Won Ir Hyatt. Look linvon:
Story. I ki. second: lileintalt. F. mot M.
third: 1:111 Nawark Prep. fourth. Tinto 22
1.3 tinctols.
.110.yttr.1 tim.h —Won Ito Itnrtollinualt,
Noose, Faiki. 141 . 01111: Watts. William Pen,
Litiolenuith, Dickinson Seminary. fourth.
'time—:::f seemulg.
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Half-milt—Woo be Miller. Newark Pr
ithrtukt. William Pena. momeiti: Simmer,,
mei M.. third: If iski. fourth
Time-2:06 2-5.
One.mile—Won by Detwiler. Stale Collette:
Purr. I'. and hi.. seeontlt Fornstingt. Diekin
son Sentinitry. thinl; Vanke. Townsville,
fourth. Time—lt:M.
Two .mile—Won by Detwiler. Stine Col
lette: Klass. F. and M.. :tenon': Lynch. East
Initherforil. thin!: Coble Stale College. fourth.
12o)-}:ml ImrtlleA—Won by Bro.. Lock Ha
ven: ltenrick. Imek Haven. s01.11111i: I;torl.
State College, third: .lultinnn, Kiiki, fourth.
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
220-yard hurdles—Woo by Re:trick, Lurk
Hoven: Ilruun, L'oek Haven. M. 031111: Day.
Kidd. third: Ilubetishclt. I)ieliitigott Sentionly.
fourth.
Junto—Woo hy Robins. Picture
IVe!lnky. Newark Prep. second; Ab
bott. Kiski. tlairdil Pineltak. Enid Rutherford.
fourth. Diutsinee-20 foot 5 inch,.
!limb Junto—Wait by Slittyll. P. nitil
Ileydriek. Rlski utid Troxill. P. tool N.. tied
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see 4.1111: A1111111:111, KUL third: Show.
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Shut Put—Won by l'inettru. Riski Martin.
Lock Haven, secuOil: lleydriek. Nikki. third:
Ilidfooto. luiek Haven. fourth. Distiitiet.—.l7
feet 2 inelkis. I
kinnitoer Throw,Wutt by Hoffman. Lurk
Coven: McCloskey. Lock Hoven, voeutul:
31110, idiek llnvelt. third: Martin. Luck
yen. fuorlb. nisbiere-163 feet
Uiseus Throw—Won by Men :
Fiski, second: Sh.xley, Stole Co I
live. third: Ifick iel. Diettineon Seminary,
fourth. Dig 19 :1et:4129 feet 9 inches. :New
Record.:
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Von by Masser. Slate
Wit, second: tilt:miry. SUMc
iry, fourth.• Dist:tore
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lege: Aultrmin.
Collvge.
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Won by KiFIl I, I Vichloy,
nrielboughl lock If °von,
Von, 'bird Dieki.con.
minut. 31 2-3 sccutills INow
One-mile relay
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Lion Baseball Team
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at first and Delp at second completed
the second frame.
Bases on dull, to Styborski and
Dohbelaar succeeded by a circuit of
bases accounted for two runs in the
third inning. Kent sacrificed to lil
y:ince Sty and Bill. Laniga] hit a
three bagger to right field but at
tempting to stretch it into a homer, he
was put out by Eisenmann near the
Plate. Upon Delp's strikeout the
game launched ino the fourth inning
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when three men in succession were:
retired.
Starting off the sixth frame with
the scores still tied at three, Lungren
lived out to right field. help Ser.lk
hit to right and gained third on a wild
pitch. Page's hit scored the left
fielder. Wolff was out on a roller to
second base. Single!: gained first on
balls hut Was put out in an attempt
to reach second, leaving Page strand
ed on third.
IL•arrington started the seventh for
the Lions by gaining first on a hit to
!eft field. A two base hit to ri,tht
field by Styborski advanced hint to
third. Dobbelaar made out , before
reaching, first, Kent was struck out
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hut Lungren walked. This left three
men on base. Delp sent a fly to ven
ter field and was out.
Page started the eighth with a
three base hit mid reached home
when Wolff was safe on an error.
Singley bunted, Wolff was put out !ty
third basemen on a throw front tiest
and Harrington struck out. The Or
angemen went out meekly in their
last at bat.
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