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EDWIN ERLE SPARKS, Ph.D., L.L. D., PRESIDENT
Established and maintained by the joint action of the United States Government and the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania
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thirty-six courses of four years each—Also courses in Home Economics, Industrial Art and Physical Edu
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THE REGISTRAR, State College, Pennsylvania
THE SOPHOMORES WIN
1916 Matmen Show Superiority in
Clash With Freshman. Score
7 to 0.
In the annual interclass wrest
ling meet held in the Armory on
Friday night, the Sophomores
made a clean sweep by taking
every bout. In the first two bouts
only did the first year men show to
advantage. In these bouts, Haf
fer 'l7, 115-pollnd contestant lost
on decision to Baird 'l6, after
fifteen minutes of hard wrestling
while Klingensmith 'l6 had to work
hard for a decisian over Davey 'l7
in the 125-pound class. Brown,
Pickett, Chambers, Grimes and
Taylor disposed of their men in the
remaining bouts by straight clean
cut falls, none of which went for 2
minutes of time. Chambers had
the record fall man with a chancery
in 43 seconds. Although one sided
the meet was interesting and satis
fied the usual large crowd that
turns out for wrestling at Penn
State. Several of the contestants
look like varsity material and will
be heard from later in the season.
Summary: 115 pound class—
Baird 'l6 won on decision from
Hoffer 'l7, in 15 minutes.
125 pound class—Klingensmith
'l6, won on decision; from Davey
'l7.
135 pound class—Brown 'l6
won on a fall from Newell 'l7 with
half Nelson and body hold com
bination in two minutes 28 seconds.
145 pound class—Pickett 'l6 won
on fall from ?ritz 'l7 with half nel
son and scissors combination in
2 minutes, 32 seconds.
158 pound class—Chambers 'l6
won on fall from Griffiths 'l7 with
chancery in 43 seconds.
175 pound class=Grimes 'l6 won
on fall from Learn 'l7 with half
nelson and body hold in 7 minutes,
34 seconds.
Heavyweight—Taylor 'l6 won
from Phillips 'l7 on a fall with half
nelson and bar lock in 2 minutes
31 seconds.
Referee—Lewis.
Judges—Park 'l2, Grumbling ,14.
Timers—Dr. Stecker, Prof.
Wright.
Schedule for Pitt Trip.
Since both the Senior and Junior
banquets have been scheduled to
be held in Pittsburgh during the
trip there this year we have a two
fold attraction. These banquets
which are being held in the Fort
Pitt Hotel on Thanksgiving at 11-30
p. m. promise to equal if not sur
pass those of previous years. The
class of 1914 are holding their
festivities in the English Room
while those of 1915 expect to oc
cupy the Main dining hall. Both
classes anticipate an exceptionally
large crowd and all preparations are
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be handled with satisfaction both
to themselves and the manage
ment.
The Fort Pitt Hotel situated on
the corner of 10th and Penn Ave.
has agreed to accomodate all "Penn
State Men" at special rates and will
be the headquarters for all. The
Pittsburgh Club has arranged a
series of trips about the city, visit
ing the various places of interest
and amusement thereby assuring
those not having friends in Pitts
burgh a good time.
As soon as the special arrives in
Pittsburgh at 6-30 Wednesbay
evening the activities commence.
The Mandolin and glee club to
gether with the musical clubs of
the University of Pittsburgh com
pete in a novel and interesting en
tertainment in the Carnegie Music
Hall on Wednesday evening. An
elaborate program has been prepar
ed and to those who have never at
tended these concerts we might say
that they are well worth the price
of admission. Immediately after
the close of the entertainment the
annual Pitt-State dance takes place
in the Rittenhouse. As usual
this promises to be the leading
social function of the trip and many
are looking forward to both affairs.
Basketball
Preparations for the coming sea
son have been started in good
earnest and the outlook for a suc
cessful season is fair. A squad of
about 60 men have reported and
the practice of the last week has
been fairly fast 'for so early in the
season, but still shows lots of room
for improvement. The captain still
feels sure that there are many good
men in school who have not come
out. Any such men should not let
this week pass without reporting,
for the squad will be picked in the
att er part of the week and any de
linquents will stand little chance
after that. A training table of
about 15 men will be run through
out the season.
As a result of the elections held
the latter part of last week the fol
lowing men were elected 'by the
squad to serve as assistant mana
gers: Cahall 'l5, Sharp 'l5, and L.
Thompson 'l5.
The first game will be played
immediately after the Christmas
holidays and the season will come
to a close in the second week of
March.
"No wine at the Senior banquet",
is the recent dictum of the Senior
class of Cornell University by a
vote of 295 to 213. By a second
of 276 to 232, the class has voted
to bar intoxicants from all the
class functions save two—the Sen
ior Night. This action comes
largely as the result of a persistent
campaign of the University Pro
hibition League to abate student
drinking customs.
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