I 1)
illg'S
F - I .
the fii ,i 1 basketball game of the
seas,o) v,,, , i pla\ eii with liiicknell at
Le,ki , 1 g ~i i liii_ , idaN riiiit
i
Itr , Hip ut • - •..lll,ida,'s .;.T.me here
iii , .-• I L ...,
E' • .
The Sop"omore-Frq~hma❑ Game at
Hamll h
!every yeAl orm
nous .1;1 1 . )"; braid au.und
the has ).() i piqt Nittany and
through ,:' C , ii , terttle
Re, then the annual sopho
more tte•ilm-r1 ba.,ketlitil games
takes n a -e ,nll. tlftlrs be 2.) n
l and sere e o , ,re tre Co tmrrovt, ,
t')l ! ,- n •e's 1)13 on th-
ory ;113. - ter w'n it the
histogy et the iiitetea,ss lenue this
winter , •11,,% , „ the freshmen will
knowthti , ha\ e Beer to more than a
when they
date
for Colle i ge
1
Tailor made
Pressing and,
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1 1 ,
Stuart. Block
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Colleg:e Avenue
I'' 111 1 rii I
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TOE STATE COILLEGI
Furnish=
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Clothing
Cleaning
leave the floor - victors or vanquish
ed on t'riday night.
1 hree times till's winter has cap
ti-ain Vossberg's Freshman .five taken
captainrmsby's secondiyear men
n
into ca
„ rp. The first time it was 27
to 5, then 27 to 117 and 29 to 21.
hat record may look bad for the
ophomp l ies but a closer glance at
the scores will show that 'l2 has
keen gradually etting closet to 'l3 l
in every garne. INo one
_in the upi .
per three classes will soon forget
how the prlesent sophomores rather
unexpec edly downed 'll last winter
iv I nis annual sophomore freshman
battle and it is tar top early yet to
predict who will win to mono*
i I
alight lit "Collegian" prefers_to
Wait unt 1 the smoke has cleared
aivt a , s n:e class ga Te) at Old State
tOo otten turn prediction tops's"-
turvy. The orie thing to be said is.
'. Play dean and hardi and 'fair
fir vi 'tory and let the true spirit of
Ven'n State be shown an all sides—by
Upperclassmen and underclassmen
alike 1-
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Wrestling Prospects.
The Wrestling Association
receipt at a letter from Prince on re
p,: riling '.State's application for ad
mis ion to the I. C. W A. and from
the g- ieral tone of the letter, it is
•very do. :tful if we will be taken
in this ye: r. The main objection
appears in t, e 'point that if State
were permitted to join . the associa
tion thiS year on the strength of
having algobd team, then at any time
time in the tuture, a college or uni
versity that 'has a l successful . team
may knock on the doors of the As
sociation and- likewise demand ad
mittance. ,We will, however, be
given a good, definite schedu e for
I next season and arrangerrien s for
these meets will tie made by I man
ager McNary in Philacielphiii on
March 19.
In any event, immaterial as td what
action the I. C. W. A. will to e, our
i zt
team will be ready to compete t 'the
interCoilegiates and if Dame Fortune
, does not, faYor us, we will have to
content our!selves to wait until next
year to show the athletic world what
prowess we possess in wr
science
The final trials to pick the
that will represent us to the in,
legiates next Satutday,if we a
mitred to' enter, were held last
and resnlted in the choicr of t
lowing men:
Neidig, 115 lb ; Diehl, 1/.5 lb ,
Brown. 135 lb.; Morrison, 145 lb.;
very, 158 lb.; Lesh, 175 lb.; I['albot
or Engle, Heav§
The, following Juniors have been
selected 'as Junior Orators . and will
speak ,at the contest on Monday of
Commencement week: Morrell
Smith, W. R. ,R oades,, W. P.iPelton,,
C. T. Stable, '.. H. Smith, E. F.
Palm; altetnat ' ~ J. A. Shaw and
P K Devers.,
The, list of
board in Mai
taken down thii
the printer to pl:
Be sure to 100
see if it needs a
;ames on the bulletin
Building is do be
1. weeks and sent to
!:ce in the cat4gue.
k at your name and
fly corrections',
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