• Penn State
* VOLUME 11 NUMBER 16
PENN WRESTLERS
EXPECT TO WIN
Opponent Finished Second in Inter-
collegiates Last Year—Lamb-
Dorizas Battle Attracts Wide In-
terest m East—Dorigas Much
Heavier.
The wrestling meet m the Arm
ory next Satmday night will be the
only contest between State and
Penn this yeai. Manager Miller
was very desirous of scheduling a
baseball game but found it impos
sible. The wide publicity given
the contest between Lamb and
Dorizas has subordinated the meet
as a whole, however, the strength
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of the Eenn.tfi3.rn pram if, strong-
er fight in eveiy weight.
The sport at Pennsylvania has
recieved a greatly increased interest
due possibly to the coaching of
Joh Craig who has had gieat suc
cess since taking charge. This
over ISO men responded to the
call for candidates and six of last
years team weie in school fora
nucleus.
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The strenghth of the team is
shown by the fact thaf every man
finished third or be ter than that in
the intercollegiates last year.
Manager Horner has made'every
•effort to accommodate all who wish
to see the contest. The usual res
ervations have been made for ladies
and different classes in college in
order that the best seats may be
given to the upper classes. The
sale of seats will be held on Thurs
day and Friday night at the Tog
geiy Shop at 6:30.
The Penn team, which won every
bout with Lafayette will line up as
follows: 115 pound class, Sherman,
125 pound class, Wooley; 135
pound class, Mitchell; 145 pound
class, Captain Lazwell; 158 pound
class, Milligan; 175 pound class,
Statler, heavyweight, Dorizas.
INDOOR TRACK
Coach Martin Developmg New
High Jumpei
By introducing the California
system ot high jumping, Coach
Martin has taken a freshman, Jef
fries, and in two weeks time has
made a first class man out of a
mediocre one. On both Friday and
Saturday or last week Jeffries
cleared six feet. This gives prom
ise of a big scorer in high jumps in
coming meets.
The entries for the first indoor
meet at Baltimore aie still unde
cided. Hammift will run in the 50
yard hurdles The relay team will
be picked from Dolbin, White,
Mason, Cottom and Entwistle.
Each man will also enter some
handicap event. Dolbin will run
the 440 yard dash; White the 50
yard dash. Mason the 600 yard
dash, Cottom the halt mile and
Entwistle the mile.
Student Fire Company Benefit
A benefit for the Student Volun
teer-Fire-company -will be given on
Monday, February 15, both after
noon and evening, at the Nittany
theatre. The price of admission
will be 10 cents and a good show
well worth the price will be given.
Everything helps. All out and
help boost a good cause.
The Student Volunteer Fire
company has raised to date $lOO.
Since the college has promised to
duplicate the amount of money
raised by the members, the com
pany will be able to order a two
wheel twin tank chemical engine
almost immediately.
A Correction
The college dispensary in charge
of Dr. Warren E. Forsythe is well
prepared for work and its purpose
is rapidly being realized by the stu
dents.
There is a correction to be made
as to the hours previously announc
ed. Btol2 a. m. week days for
men; 1:30 to 2 30 p. m. week days,
except Saturday, for women; 6:30
to 730 p. m., Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday for men only.
The college physician may be
summoned to the student’s room
at any time.
Phi Gams to Convene.
Section V of the Phi Gamma
Delta fraternity, comprising chap
ters located at Gettysburg, Buck
nell and State, will hold its annual
convention at State College on
February 26, 27 and 28. Promi
nent speakers from the national fra
ternity will be present at this time.
Lehigh Wrestling.
State’s opponents after the Penn
meet will be Lehigh university at
South Bethlehem. This team out
classed Columbia in their meet on
Saturday by winning two falls and
four decisions. Pons, the heavy
weight, weighs over 260 pounds.
STATE COLLEGE, PA„ FEBRUARY 10, 1915
A MODEL CAMPAIGN,
SAYS DR. MOTT
Great Christian Leader Expressed
Himself as Well Satisfied With
Work at Penn State,
SOCIAL SERVICE EMPHASIZED
The religious campaign conduct
ed during the past week by the
Y. M. C. A., has come to a close
and, in the opinion of the leaders,
it was one of the most successful
affairs of its kind ever held in the
eastern colleges. Dr. Mott, when
interviewed by a Collegian reporter,
commented most favorably on the
spirit manifested by the students
toward the campaign.
“In my opinion” he said, “the
State College student body has
shown a heart interest in the work
that is truly remarkable. It is a
tremendous thing to have the stu
dent body of a big college cooper
ate so zealously in Christian work”.
Among other impressions that
the distinguished leader of the
Y. M. C. A. had of Penn State was
the open-mindedness of the stu
dents as regards religious affairs.
There was no cynical indifference
and everyone seemed imbued with
the idea of learning as much as
possible from the leaders here.
Dr. Mott’s last point was that the
campaign brought out the idea of
social service. There w,as manifest
ed no selfishness, and individualism
was lost in ihe general idea of
social service.
Varsity Baseball -Piacticc,
Baseball practice was started in
earnest in the Armory last Thurs
day afternoon. So far about 70
men have reported including most
of last year’s varsity team. The
“Gym" has been reserved for base
ball practice the following hours
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CAPTAIN VOGT
One uf Fenn State's Best Catchers
in a Decade
and candidates may report there at
these hours:
Monday, 9:20 to 11:20 a. m.;
1:20 to 3:20 p. m.
Tuesday, 9:20 to 11:20 a. m,;
1:20 to 3-20 p. m.
Wednesday, 9-20 to 11:20 a. m.
Thursday, 9:20 to 11:20 a. m.;
1 20 to 3:20 p. m.
Friday, 9-20 to 11:20 a. m.; 1:20
to 3:20 p. m.
Saturday, 9:20 to 11:20 a. m , and
all afternoon.
Boston Tech Game,
The next basketball game will be
played on the armory floor Friday
afternoon at 2:30 with Massachu
setts Tech. This college has one
of the strongest teams in New
England. Their record last year
was nearly as fine as the record of
their wrestling team.
Tickets will be on sale Wednes
day morning at 8-30 at the Toggery
Shop.
Collegian.
CALENDAR
Wednesday, Feuiiuaiiy 10
8:30 a. m. Sale of Boston Tech
basketball tickets at Toggery
Shop.
7:00 p. m. Basketball, 1916 vs.
1917. No admission,
8:30 p. m. Basketball, 1915 vs.
1918. No admission.
Thursday, Ferri'aio 11
6:30 p. m. Sale of Penn Wrestling
Meet tickets at Toggery Shop.
Friday, February 12
12:10 p. m. Classes close to ob
serve Lincoln’s Birthday.
2:30 p. m. Boston Tech Basket
ba’l Game in Armory.
8-30 p. m. Military Hop, Armory.
6:30 p. m. Penn Wrestling meet,
ticket sale resumed.
Saturday, Feuruahy 1:1
7:30 p. m. Penn Wrestling Meet.
Sunday, February M
10.00 a. m. Freshman Chapel, Old
Chapel.
11:00 a. m. College Chapel, Audi-
torium.
6:30 p. m. Y. M. C. A. Meeting,
Auditorium.
W. AND J. TEAM
DEFEATED AGAIN
Close Guarding and Fast Floor
Work Enable Varsity to Take
Commanding Lead in First Half.
Score 32-19.
Last Monday night before a slim
audience in the Armory Captain
Park’s team demonstrated them
selves to be of championship cali
ber when they easily defeated the
W. and J. team. Just why so few
support basketball is .difficult to
discover. The team this year has
lost but one game and at the pres
ent stage appear to be sure of win
ning the balance of games sched
uled. Thus far it is the one State
team which is fighting for a cham
pionship. It is one of State’s best
earns. However, unless the stu
dent body support the team the
balance of the season it will be im
possible to arrange such a schedule
next year. The next game will be
played Friday afternoon with Bos
ton Tech.
The game was closely played
after the first half but not until
then. Peelor scored the first points
with a field goal but the score was
soon tied when Park shot two foul
goals. Another field goal gave the
lead to W. and J. A State field
goal took the lead away from W.
and J. for the rest of the game. In
rapid succession Walton, Wilson,
Jester, and Blaklees added field
goals by eluding the W. and J.
guards until the comfortable lead
of 12 to 5 had been reached. Four
more field goals and a foul were
Continued on t>ace6
FAMOUS PENN STATE QUARTET
PRICE FIVE CENTS
FIRST MUSICAL CLUB
CONCERT OF YEAR
Combined Musical Clubs in an En.
tirely New Program Next Week.
Recent Trip a Big Success. New
Trips Planned. Band to Give
Concert. Charitable Work,
The first concert by the combin
ed Glee and Mandolin clubs will be
given in the Auditorium on Friday
evening, February 19. The great
success of the club on its recent
trip, which included concerts at
Erie, Carry and Jamestown, shows
that it has lost none of its ability to
provide the best of glee club music.
At every concert of the trip the
press comments were highly com
plimentary. In view of these facts,
together with the fact that the pro
gram is to be made up of new num
bers, the student body should give
its undivided support to an organ
ization which is bringing Penn State
a very large amount of free ad-
vertising.
At present a concert has been ar
ranged to be given in Danville,
March 5. This week a c ncert will
be given in Bellefonte, th. proceeds
of which will be devoted to the
Bellefonte hospital fund. A trip to
Chicago is also under consideration
which will include concerts at Lock
Haven, Scottdale and Chicago.
During the first week in May, the
club will sing in the Wanamaker
store and on the same trip dates
may be arranged at York, Harris
burg and Lower Merion.
The band is fast taking a con
spicuous nlpoe _biggpr-
Penn State organizations and the
concert of February 21 in the Audi
torium should be better than any
previous one.
Mr. Crandell will take the
Panama Canal trip in place of Mr.
Robinson. The glee club program
for next week follows:
Twilight, Buck, Glee Club.
Specialty songs, G. J. Sauer
hoff, 17.
Valse Slav, Boehm, Madolin
club.
Seein Things, Parks, College
Male quartet.
Minnehaha, Loring, Glee club.
Selected readings, G. J. Sauer
hoff, 17.
I Hear a Thrush at Eve, Cadman,
Prof. Robinson.
Dialogue De Luxe, A, L. Gilles
pie 17 and G. J. Sauerhoff 17-
The Clover Blossoms, Hawley,
Glee club,
Medley of Popular Airs, Mando
lin club.
Shoggy-Shoo, Ambrose, College
Male quartet.
Two Grenadiers, Schumann-Rob
inson, Gle’ club.