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normal calendar is much changed 'w ">urv.« quarantine compels school sessions until last of june with the infantile paralysis quarantine keeping: bioomsburg state i normal school from opening for tall term until late in september revised calendar, which is as follows, shows that commencement this year comse later than ever before 1 history of school: fall closes dec. 9, 1916: 'winter opens 11, 1916. k winter -closes march 17, 1917. spring 19, recital, music department, saturday, 8:15 p. m., june 23, 1917- baccalaureate sermon, sunday, 3:30 24, 'entertainment by junior class 'lb, monday m„ 25, reunions, tuesday, 2:00 to 5:00 26, day exercises, 'l7, commencement, wednesday, 10:30 a. 27, news notes of normal school i ' * 3 normal is looking forward to hard game with dickinson seminary the management of 'wyoming seminary team has submitted to normal a list ten officials from which two men who will refere-e and umpire normal-wyoming game in ■weeks be selected. expressed their willingness have any mentioned officiate except an alumnus ursinus college gettysburg college, it being opinion here that no official connected with institution either coach quayle wyoming or weimer is graduate ought officiate. normal notes. after tonight's practice everything will be in shape on mt. olympus, for the game with dickinson seminary. stiff scrimmages have been held throughout week between varsity and reserves, it is eagerness that looks forward to dickinson. morgan johns who were hurt buckneu, report duty as well moss had his shoulders bruised penn. state game. tomorrow's game, one more separates from final clash wyoming, lock haven gridiron- wyoming played at kingston. mr. -mac donald, of sydney, australia, a member royal art society, spoke classes wednesday. he 4ea.lt chiefly appreciation aft we find nature. mac donald now con- |• ducting studio washington, d. c. last saturday evening prof. hartline accompanied by son keffer two biological assistants, ouster beishline dr. arment, | town, went harvey's lake via d., l. & w., sunday they hiked red rock club house where spent evening- monday morning, walked jamison city, there came home b. s. all about 25 miles. hllla.rd, contortionist, gave an i hibition ability science hall yesterday afternoon. benefit medical students hluard goes college college. hie next stop ifonkins university, in sea of mod and water, normal downed dickinson s y^\*?*—_ [ *?uv» 6 bad field kept the score from mounting to high' point normal aggressor only for a few minute® could visitors gain con* sistently ifioudering in a veritable sea of water and mud. normal for another year demonstrated to dickinson seminary on mt. olympus saturday that the latter had something' learn about foot ball, again won, with score 19-0. visitors, who outweighed normal, were powerless against offensive while normal's defense was practically stone-wall best .that offer. weather conditions been better footing more certain would have even impressive. visitors fought every minute game, but from start it apparent they outclassed department game. spectacular plunges by delaney, jones iand brink clever forward pass work hodgson shearer featured. incidentally, game roughest played field this year, first last three years, did not man leg broken— luck two straight years meeting dickinson. uame periods. • elected receive. kicked, bratton catching downed twenty yard line. held vi&itors forced kick. ball dickinson's nonmal made steady gains going around right end five yards. delaney fumbled, recovered hut i kick at once. received centre field. figured ten pas«, shearer, netted touchdown, fai'led goal. receiving kicked back goal, put play twenty-five quarter ended soon after possession their ! line- line like stone kick, punt running fifteen skirted eight yards, broke through tackle an additional five. center plunge four successive iby good 23 yards more. down, nine yet go, went second toiuchdoiwn. kick-off h. hess small gains. fiveyard penalty off-.sidel.-t compelled them kink, fumbling recovering nf here jonea oae- j sict; sensational plays garrivwiien lie uncorked thirtyyard run. forwarded boyle badl over third la«£ : l&achdown k* ;ne. although offensi\ * all quart' er penalizing illegal' t«cftli(bg passes failed, kept 1 seriously endangering visitor's' vis-' itors showed form the oairlphpftatre .pf th* v jw ir i hodgson to shearer, but' seminary interaiptjb "on then kic-kea but off dtocßea kick and ziegler recovered ball' they went through line for a five ten yard gain davis f»r«tj9n yawjs.' it was here thru normal held took ball on downs. jones delaney figured ip some pretty gains, as did getty, who substituted jjelahey. with earring around ■ righr en.d hie .was downed by semiafh'/ man had his leg hodgson's head. treatment «gave him resulted in expulsion from game slug- king jysnalty of 15 yards normal. for-the remaining minutes quarter failed make much hta.tfway. soon ovfir. lijie-up: dickinson bern. bloomsburg luinnell .... left end sherer m. hesse ... tackle hobbs ashman guard .. sotolongo digger ...... centre morgan <"'ress right foster orr ~, . derr zelgler ..... boyle, h. hess quarter-back hodgson) rratton half-back scott full-back brink, substitutions—- dickinson: woods' davis; rlr>oin«hurg: wolfe kotoloag, smith richard-, t-'on sfntfh, hodgson. time quarters—lo minutes. referee— /mccrea. uimpire— brown, read iffte'snyan—arbuckle, princeton. special train wyoming game 1, <?>+— normal cohorts already getting songs and cheers in readiness for contest i plans are already being made for a. special train to take the normal cohorts kingston a week from next i-saturday when goes against wyoming seminary in big game ot year both teams. songs and cheers paroticed on hill, there is every indication that one of largest delegations has ever gone out ibloomsburg will go train. likewise making preparations game, have band all thai sort thing. normal fumbles held down score fa) cracker jack contest tliat which went to. a tie with lock haven normal in a game that was ntting climax to the home season normal and i/ock haven battled deadlock at 13 on mt. olympus saturday. notwithstanding tact outplayed outgamed their rivals they were fortunate emerge without defeat being charged against them. wearers of maroon lemon gained two yard« from scrimmage opponents' one made more than twice as many first downs but when came within ten yard line play lacked necessary cohesion four times lost ball with goal only few yards away. had coach weimer allowed captain hodgson open up full power maroon's attack score would have mounted considerably presence quay, bible, three other members wyoming's varsity this course folly nothing shown
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Title | Scrapbook Page 0280 |
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NORMAL CALENDAR IS MUCH CHANGED NEWS NOTES OF NORMAL SCHOOL IN SEA OF MOD AND WATER, NORMAL DOWNED DICKINSON SPECIAL TRAIN WYOMING GAME NORMAL FUMBLES HELD DOWN SCORE |
Description | Page from scrapbooks, consisting primarily of local newspaper articles, compiled by library staff at the Bloomsburg State Normal School |
Publisher | Morning Press |
Date | 1916-11-02; 1916-11-03; 1916-11-06; 1916-11-07; 1916-11-13 |
Type | Newspaper |
Identifier | ScrapbookPage0280 |
Source | Microfilm |
Language | eng |
Rights | Public Domain |
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Title | Scrapbook Page 0280 |
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NORMAL CALENDAR IS MUCH CHANGED NEWS NOTES OF NORMAL SCHOOL IN SEA OF MOD AND WATER, NORMAL DOWNED DICKINSON SPECIAL TRAIN WYOMING GAME NORMAL FUMBLES HELD DOWN SCORE |
Description | Page from scrapbooks, consisting primarily of local newspaper articles, compiled by library staff at the Bloomsburg State Normal School |
Publisher | Morning Press |
Date | 1916-11-02; 1916-11-03; 1916-11-06; 1916-11-07; 1916-11-13 |
Type | Newspaper |
Format | image\jpeg2000 |
Identifier | ScrapbookPage0280_0001.jp2 |
Source | Microfilm |
Language | eng |
Rights | Public Domain |
Transcript | normal calendar is much changed 'w ">urv.« quarantine compels school sessions until last of june with the infantile paralysis quarantine keeping: bioomsburg state i normal school from opening for tall term until late in september revised calendar, which is as follows, shows that commencement this year comse later than ever before 1 history of school: fall closes dec. 9, 1916: 'winter opens 11, 1916. k winter -closes march 17, 1917. spring 19, recital, music department, saturday, 8:15 p. m., june 23, 1917- baccalaureate sermon, sunday, 3:30 24, 'entertainment by junior class 'lb, monday m„ 25, reunions, tuesday, 2:00 to 5:00 26, day exercises, 'l7, commencement, wednesday, 10:30 a. 27, news notes of normal school i ' * 3 normal is looking forward to hard game with dickinson seminary the management of 'wyoming seminary team has submitted to normal a list ten officials from which two men who will refere-e and umpire normal-wyoming game in ■weeks be selected. expressed their willingness have any mentioned officiate except an alumnus ursinus college gettysburg college, it being opinion here that no official connected with institution either coach quayle wyoming or weimer is graduate ought officiate. normal notes. after tonight's practice everything will be in shape on mt. olympus, for the game with dickinson seminary. stiff scrimmages have been held throughout week between varsity and reserves, it is eagerness that looks forward to dickinson. morgan johns who were hurt buckneu, report duty as well moss had his shoulders bruised penn. state game. tomorrow's game, one more separates from final clash wyoming, lock haven gridiron- wyoming played at kingston. mr. -mac donald, of sydney, australia, a member royal art society, spoke classes wednesday. he 4ea.lt chiefly appreciation aft we find nature. mac donald now con- |• ducting studio washington, d. c. last saturday evening prof. hartline accompanied by son keffer two biological assistants, ouster beishline dr. arment, | town, went harvey's lake via d., l. & w., sunday they hiked red rock club house where spent evening- monday morning, walked jamison city, there came home b. s. all about 25 miles. hllla.rd, contortionist, gave an i hibition ability science hall yesterday afternoon. benefit medical students hluard goes college college. hie next stop ifonkins university, in sea of mod and water, normal downed dickinson s y^\*?*—_ [ *?uv» 6 bad field kept the score from mounting to high' point normal aggressor only for a few minute® could visitors gain con* sistently ifioudering in a veritable sea of water and mud. normal for another year demonstrated to dickinson seminary on mt. olympus saturday that the latter had something' learn about foot ball, again won, with score 19-0. visitors, who outweighed normal, were powerless against offensive while normal's defense was practically stone-wall best .that offer. weather conditions been better footing more certain would have even impressive. visitors fought every minute game, but from start it apparent they outclassed department game. spectacular plunges by delaney, jones iand brink clever forward pass work hodgson shearer featured. incidentally, game roughest played field this year, first last three years, did not man leg broken— luck two straight years meeting dickinson. uame periods. • elected receive. kicked, bratton catching downed twenty yard line. held vi&itors forced kick. ball dickinson's nonmal made steady gains going around right end five yards. delaney fumbled, recovered hut i kick at once. received centre field. figured ten pas«, shearer, netted touchdown, fai'led goal. receiving kicked back goal, put play twenty-five quarter ended soon after possession their ! line- line like stone kick, punt running fifteen skirted eight yards, broke through tackle an additional five. center plunge four successive iby good 23 yards more. down, nine yet go, went second toiuchdoiwn. kick-off h. hess small gains. fiveyard penalty off-.sidel.-t compelled them kink, fumbling recovering nf here jonea oae- j sict; sensational plays garrivwiien lie uncorked thirtyyard run. forwarded boyle badl over third la«£ : l&achdown k* ;ne. although offensi\ * all quart' er penalizing illegal' t«cftli(bg passes failed, kept 1 seriously endangering visitor's' vis-' itors showed form the oairlphpftatre .pf th* v jw ir i hodgson to shearer, but' seminary interaiptjb "on then kic-kea but off dtocßea kick and ziegler recovered ball' they went through line for a five ten yard gain davis f»r«tj9n yawjs.' it was here thru normal held took ball on downs. jones delaney figured ip some pretty gains, as did getty, who substituted jjelahey. with earring around ■ righr en.d hie .was downed by semiafh'/ man had his leg hodgson's head. treatment «gave him resulted in expulsion from game slug- king jysnalty of 15 yards normal. for-the remaining minutes quarter failed make much hta.tfway. soon ovfir. lijie-up: dickinson bern. bloomsburg luinnell .... left end sherer m. hesse ... tackle hobbs ashman guard .. sotolongo digger ...... centre morgan <"'ress right foster orr ~, . derr zelgler ..... boyle, h. hess quarter-back hodgson) rratton half-back scott full-back brink, substitutions—- dickinson: woods' davis; rlr>oin«hurg: wolfe kotoloag, smith richard-, t-'on sfntfh, hodgson. time quarters—lo minutes. referee— /mccrea. uimpire— brown, read iffte'snyan—arbuckle, princeton. special train wyoming game 1, >+— normal cohorts already getting songs and cheers in readiness for contest i plans are already being made for a. special train to take the normal cohorts kingston a week from next i-saturday when goes against wyoming seminary in big game ot year both teams. songs and cheers paroticed on hill, there is every indication that one of largest delegations has ever gone out ibloomsburg will go train. likewise making preparations game, have band all thai sort thing. normal fumbles held down score fa) cracker jack contest tliat which went to. a tie with lock haven normal in a game that was ntting climax to the home season normal and i/ock haven battled deadlock at 13 on mt. olympus saturday. notwithstanding tact outplayed outgamed their rivals they were fortunate emerge without defeat being charged against them. wearers of maroon lemon gained two yard« from scrimmage opponents' one made more than twice as many first downs but when came within ten yard line play lacked necessary cohesion four times lost ball with goal only few yards away. had coach weimer allowed captain hodgson open up full power maroon's attack score would have mounted considerably presence quay, bible, three other members wyoming's varsity this course folly nothing shown |