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THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1911
The Wrestling Another champion
, Team ship has been won
by a Penn State team. On last Fri-
AtOy 'evening by defeating ciriiell
our wrestling team gained the covet
ed title of "Intercollegiate Cham
pions," and the prowess of Penn
State men in another branch of
athletic activities was most pf-,
cellently demonstrated. This branch
of college athletics, wrestling, was
not inaugurated here Limn the 'win
ter of 1908-09 when only a single
meet was held. However, since
that time rapid advancement has
been made, and last year application
was made for entrance ' into the In-
tercollegiate Association. But after
considerable discussion ow appli-
Cation was turned down. As a re
sult of this slight ,chedk to our am
bitions in 4 this line, our men, in
stead of becoming dejected and giv
ing up hope, redoubled their ef
forts, and by long and
,consistent
practice, an exceptionally strong
team was developed with four clean
cut vidtories , to its credit. It is no
trivial third,► for any kind of a team
to defeat teams representing such
institutions as Yale and Cornell and
we have special reason to be proud
of our wrestling team when we con
sider the fact that the trick was
turned in our opponents' territory.
In all probability anothcr application
will soon be made to enter the In
tercollegiate Association and it
seems very probable that our appli
cation will be acted upon favorably.
Wrestling has been established up
'on'a solid basis and has obtained a
strong. hold at Penn State. We
honor every man on the team and
rejoice together over the very suc
cessful season.
Appropriation Two weeks from to-
Committee day, March 30, the
Appropriation Committee of the
Legislature will visit ,the college,
and the appropriation which
the college will receive will be
largely determined by the impres
sion made at this time. There will
be no change in the regular college
exercises on this date, foi it
is the intention to take he commit
tee around to the different schools
and give them an idea of what the
students here are doing, and at the
same time demonstrate to them the
congested conditions in the different
departments as they actually exist
However if any student is pei son
ally acquainted with any membel of
the committee he should if possible
avail himself of the opportunity of
entertaining such a member. Let
eves y yellow do his best at this
Death of Dr. Hitchcock
On February 15, in Amherst, 1 ,
Mass., these passed away, at the
ipe age of eighty-two, the man who
made possible American athletics,
Dr. Edwai d. Hitchcock. '
He devised the system of
anthropological measurements which
is used today in all colleges in
America and in many foreign insti
tutions, and which has been known
as the "Amherst Idea." In 1885
he h•?.lped found the American as- /
sociation for the advancement of
physical education. For the first
three years he was its president and
for ten more years he served on its
national counsel
In 1901 this organization gave a
dinner in his honor and passed the
following resolution: "We express
our judgment that ,the long contin
ued and high place that has' been
given to physical training at Am-'
herst has been one of the strongest
factors' in. .securing for physical
training its present status, in educa
tional circles."
In 1905 the same association
voted him' an honorary member, to
gether with Dr. Sargent of Har
vard, the Crown Prince of Sweden,
Prof. Angelo Mosso of Turin, Italy,
and Prof. F. S. Schmidt of Bonn,
Germany.
In this connection it may not be
amiss to recall that the first. inter
collegiate baseball game was played
as far back as 1859, between Am
herst and Williams with a score 73
to 32 in favor of 'Amherst.
The Psychology of the Crowd.
Dr. George E, Vincent, president - -
elect of the University of Minne
sota in his witty, rapid-fire, and
brilliant lecture on the "Physcology
of the Crowd," captivated the large
audience last Saturday night in the
Auditorium to the, extent that few
will foiget this entertaining speaker.
In dealing with this subject which
appeared to be a serious one, Dr.
Vincent approached it in such a
manner that he made , cleat to the
most stupid the principles of
psychology. The
,reason an elo
quent speaker with a marvelous
control of language can keep the
attention of a crowd of people was
readily explained in a manner most
satisfactory and yet humorous.
Hypnotism or the concentration
of thought was dealt with at length,
but not practiced, Dr. Vincent tell
ing how the mind can be controlled
by one still stronger, providing the
subject concentrates his mind on
one thing, to the exclusion Of every
thing else,
The substance of the lecture while
deep and instructive, was not in the
least tiring to the audience. Inter
spersed throughout the lecture were
such ingenious remarks that the
crowd burst forth in numerous
sounds of laughter. The rapidity
of Dr. Vincent's speech and his
command of suitable words for ex
pressing himself, combined with his
remarkable flow of wit, stamp him
as one of the best lecturers heard in
• the free lecture course.
Wireless Telegraph Investigations.
The experiment station attached
to the college has entered upon in
vestigations in cooperation with the
Elecuical Engineers of the Pennsyl
vania Railioad in order to perfect a
a system of wireless telegraphy to
be used between stations. By
means of other wireless stations, the
idea of carrying out a practical line
of ie - eatch is excellent.
George 0. Weddell 'lO, has
changed his address from 11 West
King Stieet, York, Pa , to General
Delivery, Atlanta, Ga.
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