I‘iidu.v, Februmj il, IIJJU COURTIEN BATTLE PANTHERS TONIGHT Lions Invade Pitt Stronghold For Annual Game—Play Tech Tomorrow A'levamped Nitlany quintet em barked this morning on its annual ill usion of Pittsbuigh to do battle with Chatley Ilyatt ami Ins Panthei mates tonight and to seek another victory over an ill-fated Carnegie Tech live tomonovv night. The new-Lion hnc-up, which has Mort Macomb and Sol Saltzman at forwards, Biand, centei, and Stahley and Lee, guaids, will taco the acid test when the opening whistle sends them against the Pitt machine. Mil lev, "Davis, Leyda, Moss, and Weber vveic also slated to make the tup Wally Leyda, who teamed with Rod Fiy at foivvmd dunng the lust half of the season, has been shifted to centei on the teseive quintet Coach Iloimann has changed the line-up al most completely' since the last flooi contest. Stalling oft eailv in Dcccmbci, the high-scoring Panthei s swept succes sively ovei Miishinguni, Indiana, Noithwestem, lowa, Giovc City, Ohio State, and Nebraska Montana State thicatcncd to stop the flying Caihor coachcd outfit but the icdoubtablc Hyatt leached the peak of his blight caicci to scoic twelve field goals against the Westein champions and give. Pitt a 3S-to-37 victoiy The Pantheis continued their stikle as Gcoigctown and Notie Dame were ovci whelmed and Carnegie Tech downed twice Then came the down fall of Pitt hopes foi a national title when Syiacuse succeeded in bieakiug the twelve game winning stieak by cmoiging with a 10-to-21) victoiy The Panthets came back the next night to defeat Foidham Notie Dame was easily beaten at South Cend last Sat uiduy night, 25-to-lb Cainegio Tech lost their eighth straight game when Pitt defeated them the second time to take the cily championship The Taitans have been nosed out all season by comparatively small seoies, howevei, and me point ing foi a decision ovet the Niltany Lions tomonovv night The line-ups' Carnegie Tub Technique First- then up iitiii ill ’’em! 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The coach claims that the new plnn develops both '•kill and a de fensive style It also tends to pie pale his men foi any surprise at tacks he behoves LIONS WILL MEET GREEN TERROR FOE (Cnnttuucd fiom font juujc) to even old scoies Bom lought Cio.» oy twice Ittit yeai, in the dual meet and m the Inloieollcgiates, but each lime lost by a \eiv nauou margin This year he feels that the decision will be level sod A 1 Lewis, fierv li.’-pound fightoi. u scheduled to mix things with Ed Borchei, Tenor hope, who has won three out of four starts this season CaptJm Klepac, with four victories to hib ciedit, will face the tnexpeii enced but clever Chaikowsky as the attraction in the ne t xetto Char- Vowsky, winnei ovei Captain Krebs of West Virginia, has unproved cor bideiubly since that meet mil is ex peclcd. to give a flashv exhibition against the Western Maiyland ace Appearing m a Niltanv nng for the fix-it time since last yoai, Bill Struble, heavy-hitting vctcirn piobably will oppose Noun Burnette, who won the decision in h.s first appearance ol the season against New York univeisrty Saturday As the climax of tne meet Captain Maity McAndieW", slugging Lion heavvweight will exchange blows v ith Lud PwTcUia, who has von two out of four bouts for the Tennis this year SAVING with a Bank Account is systematic thrift. 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London, Ena ‘'imtmtinrilnliai«-, sen ton hi pm let — print, r ink, nparin than mrmpr. ■i,.- for,ln ~i\on br.-alahtr IlnrirU .irJni.ttlle (iitorjol Prnnon.tr Pencils to mutch, $3.23 to $3 HON WRESTLERS MEET PRINCETON Coach Charlie Spcidel May Send Revamped Line-up Against Tigei s Tomorrow Leaving tlid” l.iii* in the Nittanv mountains foi the tost time tins sea son, Lion viostleis will journey to Piincelon, N. .1, whole they meet the pr.woiful Tiger mat team tomoirow Pnnccton has lost to only one cust om opponent so fai this season lo high by a scow of 10-to-l > ami Mich igan by a scoie of 21-10-15 have ovu \.helmed the Change and Black nirt men The Tigeis, howevei. have ilc feitcd Duke, Noith Caiohna, and Columbia Coach Chailto Speidcl and Ims ch.ufjes will lento State College at noon today. Although sevcoal 1 x-1 minute changes may be made, tue coach has selected the line-up that in all piobnbility will fate the Nov Joi sev team. Changes In lanc-up In the opening match cithci Jinum j Ilaikins oi Toni Parson will face Col-! imoie. the Pnnceton flash and conquei-; ;or of Lehigh’s national V A U , | champion Lauv Cowell will ne.t, !take tne mats against Ihng. a nc ■ icomev in the Tigei fold ' j Captain Hubku will tackle Kent,! an Oiangc and Black vcteian who! piomiscs to show up as championship! timbci this ve.u The 110-pouud bout will piobubly find Kail Kanei against Myeis, anothei i.ev. weaiei ol the Pnnceton colors Endoavoimg to bolstci the weak spots m Ins team, Coach Spcidel may place Campbell in the 155-pound bout In that event Paul will oppose Uov stei, while Paul Long nuy go in against Jlookei, \cteian Tigei l'»s - Peaice, if in condition, will see his lust actum of the season against eith ci Lmdnei oi Sliaw budge in the 173- pound setlo. The unlimited bu'llo will see Pishei and Bm field, Pnnce ton’s ace-m-tho-hole, m action —Guaranteed for Life! Thtqfold FLN CUAKANTLED I OH LIFE 7u£ piLNN STATE* UOLLiEtiiAN Rekers Wins Easily in Meadowbrook 2-Mile; To Enter N.Y. A.C. Contest His eisv, giound-devouimg stride[3ooo meteis tun. Coach Nate Ciut caming lun> across the finish line I nidi plans to entei Chick Meismger mme Ihuii one hundied yawls m the j and Dick Detwilei in the New York leal, Paul Uckcrs followed his bul- iaces hunt peifoimancc of the Milhose Distegauling the funous pace of a laeet wiih a spuikling victory m the competitor m the early stages of the Meadowbtook game 2-milo run at run> R c h ei ., un his own lace and I’hiludL'lplii.i ttodnosdny nicht Rck- swl!pt lllto tho | cnli lap |, a ir tht , "“J '' luTThn r.dd Dean of Penn an, -ecoml, far nugunng ill foi the longevity of the . pio-cnt Inteieollcgmte tecoid, fl nun- 10 llle ,car utc-, 30 1-5 second- McDowell qualified in tho 15-yaid The Nittanv mnnei’s peiformancc-s h»R>i hmdles, only to be eliminated have won foi'him j*n invitation to the !in hte semi-finals Both Maizucco in New Yoik A C meet Monday night I the 45-ynid dash and Robinson in the He .vill compete in cithei the mile or 2-nule wcie unplaced 1 MINER\L INDUSTRIES HEADS TO VTI END 'MINTS CONCLV Dear lidvaid Steullc, Di David McFai'and, Pi of Chcslcigh A. I mnc, Piol Claude A Barb, and Pi William R Chedsty, of the Mine Induituo' school, will attend i Amcncan Institute of Mining a Motalljigiea! cnginecis m New Y< city nc\t week. IO INSTILL R. O T. C. IN IND CompuPoiy nulitaiy and physic .lmntri. will be inaugurated at 1 uincipal univetsities of India by (wo’ution passed bv lepiesentativ n tficse institutions at a meeting Mew Delhi Tho question was dead mh aflci a bittei contest From sturdy Scotch Grain walking shoes to lightest dancing pumps, every pair of John Wards is built of finest leather. $7 and $9. t "/olvnVvkrtil V -'MENS SHOES Inspect these fine shoes at Montgomery and Co. Convertible .for l‘o< het. .for Desk 15 «7 HO Candidates for varsity baseball will I l eport in Rec,cation Hall fo, Mnik-j "• K nill ™ " f liner, outs as soon as possible. I “!™ “’rpoiatinn of Neaa.k. N . _q i will irise .in lilusti.iteil loctuic ill 100 Anjono desuinu mfoiniation con-l“ ,)0 kni'incoi in,ro at II odoik hi ccinmi. the Intelflutelmtv Conle.- ’’ lu> lt l a " 10 " 11 , <k ' once should eomnuinieato v ith Mal-I"' lh , ‘>= ol an conditio, coin. Kukpatmk ’.‘JO Phono numhei ! '"B l ? *!? m 0 ~n' ro !’ , " tt ' lu '' l Huil.linu „gl jj * | .Mi Hillen will inlmiew •senior nn 1 chiintcal enjfineei* altei the lecttu■ Fraternity booth chaw mps for thoj 0 Mihtniv hall must he handed to John The sale of tuKots and the di-Li: S. Hollar V*o at the Beta Theta IM I button ot the pioniam fawns foi th tiatemitj house hefoie noon tomoi-! Militaiv ball will he hold at the All Members and \w\es of the lcgulai fiom cadet olhceis will also lie n\ail aimy and navy coips stationed at able by iiu*sontin;r them at this time State College will hold the lust of The jmeo of the tickets is 01) The moat popular ready to-eat cereal* served in the dining-rooms of American colleges, eating clubs and fra ternities arc made by Kellogg in Battle Creek They include Corn Flakes, Pep Bran Flakes, Rice Krispica, Wheat Krum bles, and Kellogg’s Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit Also Kaffee Hag cof fee that lets you sleep j&iVegirS ALL-BRAN Cfglgy .Ui6< n'Xteyy RCitoeo^omwojv Business men, industrialists and engineers—6oo,ooo of them—regularly read the McGraw-Hill Publications More than 3,000,000 use McGrau-Iltll books and magazines in their business. 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