November 16, 1955
BOWLING OPENER 41 SUCCESS
The opening of the:Penn State Center
Bowiing League this past Sunday, was a
remarkable succesS'asall ten teams
opened 'up on the Playtiouae t~lleys' in
Hazleton.
In opening'tatcheS, the , Engineering.;
Zoology; and Speedhteats won all three
points on some fine teat strengeh,H - On'
the average, most teams are fairly i*ell
balancedand.all,indicatl.6hs'point—
wards a finellighly competitive sec.s6n
Ray Bittner of the Engineering teat took
all the honora, aa'he wet total points
and high individUal game.' Peter A.
Digiondomenico and Bob Miller rounded
out the top thtee daces on individtal
averages. ' • '
Schedules and .ccmPlete averages will
be posted oh the bulletin boards,
MORE AND MORE - MOORE
This was the story this past Saturday,
as the Nittany Lions roared to a 34-14
win over mediocre Rutgers at University
Park. The lad frbm Reading, gave the
fans thrill after thrill, offenSively
and defensively all afternoon. After
reeling off a record-tying 80 , -yard run
in the:firit perioa,AgOore was content
to be the'decoy on the outside for a --
while. Opportunity'caMe several dines
later in the game, and Moore sped to
several substantial gains, his best
running efforts of the season.
THE PENN STATE SOCCER TEAM...
led by All-American Dick Packer, tied
the Penh State a11.41m6 record of 17
straight wins this past Saturday, de
feating the 'Temple Owls 5-0, and almost
assured them Selves of their second
straight National . Soccer Chabpionship.
The win over the Owls puts the LionS
two short of the national record set by
the same Temple Owls, and ironically,
HA ZLE TON COLLEGIAN
it was the Lions who snapped. Temple Is
19-game streak. '
Dick Packer, who scored threp goals
Saturday, and all three in State's 3-1`
victory
victory over Navy last Tuesday, is one
- ual short of the mark set by,All -American
Jack anczich (Penn State) in 1952. Ulth
but one game remaining (Pitt Pantheri at
bome), it is quite possible that Packer
may become the new scoring champion of
Penn State.
Student Council's action last week to
return after only a weak trial to the old
. twenty—fcur hour time period to pay traffic
fines has every charaCteristic of an
:improper action. rn'the first place, all
the discussion hear' on the qUestion was
definitely against the action taken by the
doundli. Despite the fact that two Council
representatives bostitrely claimed they
could not, on Certain dates, pay a fine.
within
Within twenty ! ..four hours, the motion
unanipTualy . passed. In the second
'the motion was passed because the TraffiC
Committee demanded it and for no other
reason. ' '
The action of the Traffic `Committee in
demand.ing themotionbe passed was based
on two reasons. FirSti the Committee .
objected to having their recommendations
of the' previous week ignored. Second,
the Committee pointed out that the policy
in the' past had been to give only a
twenty-four hour graCe period to pay.a
fine.
The important fact here ts'that the
Traffic Committee helr absolutely no
outside investigation on the question.
They completely ignored the facts and
judged the subject by their oWn'personal
prejudices. No investigation into the
students' Schedules were held to see if
it is possible to pay fines in all cases
with in the'twenty - four hour period.
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