• ;3 • 41). . 0. " :91d Bucknell Here rt i tti t a i r • After Six Years 4> ;. • VOL. XII FIRST BIG MASS FETING FRIDAY NIGHT COMMITTEES AT WORK ON FUTURE ATHLETIC PLANS Members of Board of Trus tees to Help Towards the Possible Erection of New . Track House, Grand ,- stands, Swimming Pool and a College "Play ground." At a recent meeting of the eseentit e committee of the board of trustees of the college, n comtioWe of the beatify.. appointed to cci-opsirato with the Alum ni Adrisom Committee on Atllletas the develooment of plans for a cum prehemils e plant for athlete, nod ph3s. fail education to meet the offload° needs of the college in thole depart ments. This action env taken follow mg a report submitted to the trustees by the alumni committeewhichwhichtailgate problems that lire now pressing for solo• lon mere outlined Last June the Alumni Committee re ported un these problems to the alumni assoeintion In part as folloo s "Before the committee at this tone there are three clatters winch are ton• staidly growing in unporance and need of development. First, the constantly increasing crowd of spectators and the larger squad en. rolled fur %aridly teams emphasis eer tact physical needs on Bearer Field. Greater seatingcapacity and mere per• looniest and safe tlpe of etands, and ma rotten aye, ilninan>e and walks should he ern fled. The poor condition and facilities of the present troek house together with the fortlumning deselnp menu otcollege Null no on the pres• nn. site of that budding, prompt a eon. ' slderation of wuuys and moths for pro viding a nee 'varsity club house on the resonation for that purpose en the southeast corner of Beaver Field Second, a ammonites pool in probebh Penn State's greatest athletic need mul the committee is considering this an hn• portant Item. Third, the prom stair of fextlities for igtrnmunllitthletica—for those not of rtils.r.alUej-4$ ematEel behtt-ttP:, pealed for by Che general atiaretm•MV A plot of ground eighty nears or lent n the West commix has been set aside for the purpose end the conunittee lots already drawn tentative plans for the dexelopment of the metessai I 'play. ground." An it will ho possible %Olin a few , Tears for the Athletic Association to build some part of the nee pertunnent structure soggested tor Beaver Field, It le tho desire of the Counn'ttee that a thorough study of the future needs in eidetic and plivtical etineallon Ito nettle 'first so Oaf all deselopment work from now on utll fit Into the ultimato The treasure of the Athletic Asso eelationof the college lion loot ti stir plus fund of about slo,llooads to be put into the first Beaver Fie re ld linprose• molt that it is (stool absolutely liee• rosary to hate 3fueli tone 1011 hate to be 00114111110 d In gettiv. any sake results, but ugh the mid et the hoard of trustees non a certainty, these Ideas that have been under consideration for years nill gradually be worked out. TUG-'O-WAR TO BE HELD SOON At the 'meeting hint Thurstiny nig)(t of the Student Council. a committee ti , composed of Greenland, Coughlm, l'illl, theand Gill sins appointed to co duct. the annual tug of war between t e too lower classes on the first Saturd , pos Bible The committee line tel plied to Columbia muserstly for he rope which was axed loot May to 1 It the lON RlTiteß Olt tune the SCr 1 will he field newt &thirties ofterooo on New Beaver Field before tile Bur toil genic 'As Columbia tinisersits tilt not open until last 'Aionday. it in pr liable that there trill be a delay in ending. the rope anti therefore no defin e mforma• tion ran be giton at Ms nue Iloo• eser. If the rime tomes in time the cont. mittee In elinrge will Immediate's . in form the student body itb‘ it the time and place of the scrap Last Spring. by sole n the Studs. Body. the Lin. nutting 1110 •It hod 111.eu in segue at Penn State is e nholislied, and in place of the Flag . Tap it Tiag• of•Wne ons sobstltuted v olnning the Tug of.Wor the elms of rip won their colors. The scrap p set highly antisfactery to both the ortieinants mid speetators and it sins mmeiliatolv decided to make the now nor n n perinn• sent feature of the loner lass activ ities. The rules of the scrap . ti simple. There 51111 than PCl'lOlll4 and the clans whirl' first wins two periods Is declar ed the whiner. The number et 111011 par. tieiontitia in the scrap sit on time in limited by the length of the r pe used, bet oder? lenlv win hate an ii.portuti tity to get in the contest on tit chnotes ore ills Hied into equal sortie . , one -section for each inTioil. ME BETWEENN PENN AND PITT CAUSES WIDE INTEREST Widespread interest la already emu. lest in tie glens beta... Pitt and Penn, All candidAes for positions on • - meet mai allied the largest ems, d that the editorial staff of the Collegian 1e 4 7, c , rAtt i v ., ,d r rlm:t t I 1 . 16tI: = n t h & IV ; I Clubs mill meet in Pittsburgh at purr report in Room 528, Main Building tllllO 111111 It 14 illlllollllolll that 11,1 t i gTl% gllnrllt of 1 ; 1 11 11' : 1 1; 1 11 1' . ' .1 101111.10DM reservation hauo ken 11111,11 on Thursday, October 5, at 7P. M. h in the peed stand for eight hundrell , students mho mill ace.tguiany tho teen, FOUR VETERANS ELIGIBLE FOR BASKETBALL Capt. Walton Will Again Lead Team—Plenty of Good Material in Last Year's Freshman Team— Schedule Partly Complet ed Penn State, from all accounts, in lino to luny n Nery highly successful season in Basketball this year. In fact, if the prethitions of the .idonosters" hold true, It Iran surpass all other years in the hinter, of the sport _t brief restrospection of last year's basketball histon, and die stills shows that of the elmen gamesiihracid only Oleo mere loot and Stale iiniiihed sec Deli wi the IbinasYlrataiit Intertollegiate Basketball league. Among the schools which mere de (rafted be our team are lutes tie by the score at to 26, Michael" 12 to 1, Carnegie Tech, 35 to 1, %Vesting. house ar, to 26, Lehigh 29 to ID, Lafay• ette 22 to 14, and Lehigh IS to IL'. A feet worthy of note is the small margin La mhlrh the shimmies teams defeat.' nu, fur instance, l'itt 41 to 76 and 31 to 27 and Swarthmore 28 to 21 Most of these teams are to he met dor ng the repine $4,18011. A kehedule of the games so far as it has been arranged Ia to he found at the end of tins artltle Four of last s varsity squad Iwo been lost lis graduation but the four re maining millacme as nucleus on which to mould this se is team Cal Walton is back and mill undoubted ly resume hm position at guard.at mhich position Ire ;dosed so brilliantly last sear. Ile ma, a too defense man and was also sort successful shooting field goals. lie MIN member of the varlets squad for the hint trio sears Blakeslee, alma max the star of last sear's train at ins positron of forums!, had the distinction of scoring the high est number et 110/10. If the murk done I's Wagner and Fast last year Is airs es:denim of ulna their performanee sill be thin scar, they mill also bp filmed among the stars nt the rod of the sea• son. Another source of material us to be found in last year's Freshman tenni Willis moil Vic luteceians •setth no defeats Some of the names found nn that sound include Limbach, Moore, Burns. and Dec Lit at froward; Adams and Sutherland at center; and Rm., Wilson and tilehelberger at guard Ilteast al these men ltru back and expect to compete for positions nu the arots squad to till the places left secant Iss the graduation of Bomos. liner, Bishop and Roberts As was said before strong tram Is n %imam] to ho formed Crum this matte sal end a strong bid still be made for thu championship of She Penn/aria:Ms Intercollegiate Basketball league, 1 allowing is the sehedole no coot plated to dote by Monogoe :Mas o n. Homo Game. • • • . 13reenthet 4--Junkt.a. December 10-I.lemn Valley (Peed 111;.! ) imam- ft—Syracuse, Januar% I,l—'Vest Vlrgwia Wesley nb January 20--Open, February 10—Colgate February 17—Open b abruars 24—Pdt Games Played Away From Home. Februart I—Pitt Febroat 2-IVentbighouge (Pending.) I ebrunri 3—Carnegie Tea. February 2s—Georgetou n or Dela• are. 'Mardi I—George Wash urgtou Uui eni JrIlll•=-"Su ariltienre Mareb 2—Su rthmore Ail,Minna! home gimes m Sinnitielinniiii, Lehigh, and Liettrit , her; ere pending NOTED WRITER LECTURES HERE Mrs. Lucia Ames Meade Makes Plea for an Ameri can Contribution Toward World Peace "Tire Present World. Crieisand Amer. ten's Ibity" unit the subject of the in structive lecture al, rn by Mrs Luria Amos Mende in the auditorium last ont Imlay &gilt. Mrs. Meade ulio is afilliat• ea Ith peace nun entente both bore and almond, treated her subject in a Nees sshieb bronchi the 111111111111t111.41111 side of the question to th e fore. In her lee trite she 0111111111 M her non varied es perienees het Luon ledge enlneit lis e<tensito reining con internittinnul soh. j loots. en in, her nuthenee 1111111)' a ord *tures to illustritte her thernries Mre. Mende !menu her address Its &- Oat ing that at present 'rare thirds million 1,1011 and idsteen Cillintrll4 as engaged in the present world emits Ity ,A ay .0! shoo inn holy thin niteeta us chic (Continued on Pogo 1.) STATE COLLEGE, PA., TUESDAY, OCT. 3, 1916 t, tn iegl/11 .; ‘ll- 4 (., 4 SUS9uEHNWP L&lll4o'.*, ~,E s r, .mitislcß, TOPIC POSTED FOR DEBATERS Professor Marshman Calls For 100 Men—Preliminary Debates for Positions on Squad Soon. The pooling of a topn t ihri th o pielniiinar, inntheil e op ening of nib • N ears debating ...two at Penn State. All men deoring 0 phew on one of the turnout inuot poi pare loinself upon the: 1111,i11111 nholt udt ftani4ll a method nho It Prole , - :non 1:111 be able to pal. Ina The delniting tennis hail n iris good record bust enrending the all nit cietorlea and • thri tlefcatin to their credit— Rut man, eviellent men bar, been:Foil, including "Bob" (teary. ' , Lill. notnrStrogert, Tenn, Porto. Cohrie, nod Hunter These men dui gond out!, hint, )enr and their lion soli he ben,sl, felt 'l lie lot of "item,. nitll remain ing in 10111141 1 10111.111111 , 111'111) .. 1 1 0011 111111 onth 111, mule., Profeisior llnralintan lion great hope of en tittning .11.11,1 ter— Ihico Locke, gpeneer. Dietn, Delierie. Ibun mood and Rosen,' °them sire the copet 011C1 . 11 men null eligible for the tennis It is the premint pistil not to how no ninny debates thin tour n. last btiL to moire cum,. &that, moot by molting it conch...it 013 Son that the Peon tittle debating teams 1111,1 1 41,14111 % /1 11r ,ietories In their credit, are Pal nt In.( !moolog eligtble for nthitinston into Delta ' , 12,11111. Rho, the national lionotrat,, debating, POCII4I his •111 1 11 1 11 the wont, prinn• merit honor fratiirnit, fob cirai tore anti deluders m the innuitr, end it only opens Ito mulct to oilligen oho loose 11111111 1 11 1 1 1/1, 1 111.111' 1.11 11.1(Irlin 111111,X lhenc Imes. Plitns are Imo under on, to tuitanto tho on boil, foi ihniitet Mire nt Slate and, in moor the granlnitt of It 1 Inn tot 11f 1 1/1 1 1111 upon the I,IIIIIO I V or failore of (Ito debate. lion t..nr Tilt. ortitloning both in the Repo bmrnon fraternit, • But in order to make good the , , Professor 3farshouin deckles Clint ha mint hose otantah oleo to nee..ooloto onspetstlon of plaecA no the digeront em on and he nishen to lampa a tall for t least Inn zarn at the tr‘out4 Ifo totes that there ore mauls ineo In eel -07,0 sslio hose sufht tent alolits in theta umake the 1.0.111 It they still omit tome t and to DEAN WATTS AT CHICAGO neck from nob,. to Friday, . Watts, dean of the agrmul ool, attended the eighth annual 1 of the Vegetable Grua era' m. of nbleh he ads at ono • cleat The romentunt pro. e ided from Tuesday to Frulay r of nliteli tone Dr \Valls led t round table tonferente4 In a of "Greenhouse Problems" ,ention opened nu Tll,dilY noon of adenine front °lntuits and immediatels afteiaardx t lectures nod confer...a on I agneultural nitetesta eon. men of high mamma stand- Among the speakers nf thu tiers I. li 41011,, pi \Vise. Expertmental station, Donn. f the National Podfleet ax ial Arnold II (ion, ',Potion ennslinied on Frulnv a big banquet at the /lota its °with, time Pm oat i 1 . 1 groin might, dor one of tit di en sion a,ithicas clue d It g Lv et aolnolt l 111 Stn I. Bell soelithe flNational Vegetable (troNtert.' ;ta ut ells urgent/on( as 1110t3 for the .dlof etbanelog the interwits and thug the knowledge 1 , 1 the tege grumere Oi the trnry. Among newborn of the toteetelatton ere 1101. he leading teachers of autleulture state exnerheentere of the count* i co „cou DLD 7 PEoE&R,tAti•S. NOW WE'VE STARTED! I"COLLEGIAN" COMPETITION STARTS SOON Freshman Candidates for Editorial Staff to Be Call ed Out on Thursday Eve ning, Oct. 5 . lit nteardance oith it citation Chink -1.11(4 iteceral NM.tile Collegian 1111. tear toll told to tbi corps of aork era some nix Jr elght toonfbert, of the fle,lan nnt class At. au initial ttlen tine threetcon a tall null Lc rent OILS on Thormlat, Cht 1, for 1111. hoot oar men olio desue to vitt, Into totnite• titian, on tine eattortal atoll of the ratter. l'andulatee 1,11 teitorl in room ,2 "lt \hull Imid.w. a 7 tAloth to the et etong. Heretofore it has been rnstni,nrt to utako the call for Larithilatest Norlll l l.llere nroond the tithe of air. hanksgis hat ).-sorsitton _ Yltls r. lonsw.er.,o.ol..tt torn mill be startnil earlier lard the anal selection of freshman ieportersreal lio mink soon niter the 0111 1 11111 g of the sec ond semester, rather than at the end of the school .sear as ha, liven 1111111) or former 3 em i rs. It 14 111 1 111 1 40 a that tills. ehange nor!, a great benefit both to therandhlateo awl to the Collo) Ity getting uhf 10 1111 end, start the teen ratolitlates should benefit not I), the 1,111,111 e oloels the, 1,111 he ahh) to norms but also la their' pportritiat for getting into the Xs. nig st orient ar tis it 1)))) •at the ler., outset of theh rollege turners I ortnei 1 eats babe aim al k ',POI Arena I.lllllllllliloll for the I are,. eili• tonal positions open I freshmen Nor the he for tins 0 1 111110 hard to hind 'I he ails outage. der. ell mei eh lit comrt for in posit ions aire too sell p hient s he modulate e 110 stoats uut 11th the unalterable inten• inn of 10 poring nem sport Anna ledge Ito P. liineielf almost. at oiler Oil terms of P.m fmnlhnntt elth the most ill nortant tutii it us 01 the a °liege, he ames in close personal con hut 11th mien n Ito nil reengntseil as leaders among their folio, s, lie becomes more intimate a ill no 000 classmates, he /earns to see things in them proper light oand to regard them et their prop er s ohm, and hest of all, perhaps, he clearer understanding of that Intangible something m hick nice term college spirit Inennatilering thr mutter of eoinpril I ion fill "hires on the paper, the Cols legion amid impress upon the candi dates the fact that in the bosunning no 111101 Is too small to grog lota the pro poi thins necessars for no ein lug a too. notch position Tile old files of the Cellegnin bear mute slithers to the feet that I line and tn. again 1110:1, II hose early hteutry experiences hate lawn knitted to occasional letters 1101110, hale In their senior years been clotted to the highest posittons . the paper, ills 1 ear, with the largest freshman close in the history of the college, the "cope of the nespaper work in the hi (emit hood ml Page 4.1 SOPHOMORE NOTICE All Sophomores, who wish to try out for the 'Varsity Soccer manager slop, sign up nt the unduate man agar's office betoro Oct. O. CALENDAR WEDNESDAY, OCT 4- 30—Oreheetra Practise, Band Room. THURSDAY, OCT 5- 630—Meeting of Civw Club, 202 En gineering Building. 630—Band Practice, Band Room. 7.oo—Meeting Harrisburg Club, Engi neering Club Room. FRIDAY, OCT. 6 6.3e—Chapel Choir Rehearsal, Audi torium. SATURDAY, OCT. 7- 2io—Penn State versus Bucknell, Now Beaser. SUNDAY. OCT e— ta 00—Freqhman Chapel, Old Chapel. 10.10—Freshman Biblo Claes, Old Chapel. It 00—College Chapel, Auditorium. u3O—Y. M. C. A. Auditorium. MONDAY, OCT 9- 6.3o—Drum and Bugle Corps Practice, Band Room TUESDAY, OCT. 10— b..3O—Y M. C. A. Prayer Meeting, Old Chapel. 6.3o—Band Rehearsal, Band Room. Ttlittgia There,ill Soon Be 11T-nIE I-71 , ( A 1 Fr Andiher Ifr it , STA Fr , k 'AI 'Tug 0' War Z, MR. BUCHHN NOT TO RETURN 'Former General Secretary Severs Connection With Penn State Y. M. C. A.— New Secretary Not Yet Appointed During the last mirk definite mord lots been receited that 111 Frank N !Wellman, general secretary of the Penn Slate Y :%11 C A, mull not re. tutu t. tuilrue this tear to take up 1111. duties of Ns oilier Sr !Nebula', Min has been not, on a ;tears lonic of alownee, loin MIL returned to this moan• try from a mission tour through Europe and Soot Inst not he is talong a short slll Mont at his home 01 Allentown, Pa A.. fat RV us knomn at the pre..ent tone, ha.. not definitely IIu'• tided upon his illann ins the taming tear, but it is understood that he mill outer ambit that, he -.4ith/a Ina-lord est field of work. /11119 fu r 110 00L.Le2e01. to Mr MO 11 hna 111,01 nplmutlod and It in prob. nide that 110 appointment mill be made store anothermonth, sane no definite cello,,mull he taken upon the matter until the iiignlar October meetnig to the Board of ruideer In the mean bine mem effort in being mule to 10- tire.t the fatitltt and tit,. silinnin in the monk and to neetire their aid in the seleetain ol IL nett general iMerelatre. the A I, Hormart, MOMc nite secret in hita taken titer all the thitim• of the 1 * 11 U t office temporarliN and mill re• 11111111 I it - imolai. tharge of the mink until the appointment of IL 11011 scree tare \lt I)ormart loot ohm!, ottrodoted manbte ot :lo Idea. Into the \tork um the 1 II 1 A !Ilk tell, 11101 the re sult that an unusual amount of tatte e•l has 1114,1 1111/1141.11 In the it ork of the two:lowa/ma Lost and Found Department Planned. Aecording to presentplaits It is more than probable that IL Mutt soil Riles! Deparonent a ill be estobitsbed ot the N NI C 1 office, 273 Old llant, some tone during the coming month smej, all (dive, If established, mould nit long felt nets! en the port at the stud ent body A nen idea nloch Ifr Dornort in tends to try out this Per 11101 to 110 itll fonnatton of Bible studs Inobeil throughoutdifferent MeetiOng of the ton n. Heretofore these classes hate been nuttle tip of members from each of the four °lames in college This cite,lloll ONer, is planned to hold col lectise for senior, Juntors nod sophomores and special elassen for Ireshman students These sartrots closes stye to be orsontred sometime tothin the nest month The ftesinnatt Bible class uhieh is etottlueted under the anspites of the Y 31. C A mill be taught this Year by Dean filturstlell, of the :school of Littoral Arts Thu (dims mill be held no former Iv at the close of the regular freshman tlin !lel 'woke on Sandal mornang. The association (Ilk vent reports n lot gt.r number of appheanta lot 111011 e, Pill OM positions than ever before A larger number of positions ant men than 10 (tumor yearn Ito, ever, nod then far situations have been secured for the stutionts of the applicants. HONOR SYSTEM SHOWS BIG GAIN IN POPULALRITY The folios, lug roan, dealing u Ith thn grim tls of the honor tit dant In nteri ea it collegem, t tonna It been oro• .4)1.1 by Bird r, fluid.. In, professor ot 1,4,1101000 at Swarthmore College, bl 11 1110/10g111.01 of thin% 0111. pap, on the • anent hiatus of the honor tent 311 Colleges and Intl entitles " the inonogropli i. hitorpointed in Bulletin 632, published by the 1 lilted Stales Bottom of Cilueation in 11115 According to Professor Bahl% in, in 1013 there nero in the United ...totes 12.1 oloottionol licstrtutions II here the honor 03 stein o iu actual operation. Of these ',lstituto,. 13, or 37 per cent are Winded east of the Molds ippi • and 01/11111 of Mason and bicron's Inletr 4 per cent , ore in Non laigland, IS. 'Jr 24 per cent, nre fill men °oh S, or 1,5 perc cut . are for nillnchl. 111111 So, ua In 5 pal tent., lire cocceducas /coos!. 11l the Inatitotiona is n link the Itun• or (14tont bus born Installed, 101 lour It Itt aII depaltnivnl+, and 22 ha,. It .anun dipattinentn only 111 odd). Ilan to Lim 12:1 inatitlltlons itlrenth 11101• t)))oed. 14 °thin a claim to Wl4, the system in spirit but not 11l form, o Idle 31 are 14 , 114de:dim Its adoption m tho near f tit tire STATE TEAM SHOWS MUCH IMPROVEMENT IN DECISIVE DEFEAT OF WESTMINSTER Brilliant End Runs Behind Fine Interference Feature The Game—Forward Pass Proves To Be Westmin ster's Only Ground Gainer—State Plays Straight Football Throughout—Clark Scores Three Touch downs—Second String Men Play Fine Game BECK, ROBB, EWING, CLARK AND JONES MAKE BRILLIANT OPEN FIELD RUNS Comparisons Are Interesting First Downs State-20 We , tmingter-3 Ground Gained In Scrimmage State-493 Yard, Westmm,ter-116 Yard, Penalties Inflicted State-5 for Loss of 55 Yard Westninf.ter-0 Touchdowns State—S We , tminster-0 Goals From Touchdowns Statc-7 Westminster-0 Forward Passes Statc— Attemptcd—O te; hosecond milestone ton aril a Rt. - ectoitol (emboli season (or Venn State 1.4 Ins.ed last saturila!, hen the big Blue and %%biteaggregation roll) solothenal the light 1% eotlninster 01,11 under a 55 to 0 store, To sat that thin game sou one mast mould In patting It for the state goal tt w niter danger. The most effectlte nee of thu fagnard pass rnoblol Weslanster- to mlike all her mums, I'm neither fine plunges no, runs ainded lot anetlnne. 'he shoaling ot the 'state team Ml , l 01011( unpratetnent of er the hork or last neck The 1110.1. notfceoble /1111.1 . 0 , Potent about Harlon's tenninos he triale r ninth lis3 handled the ball Holt oneur flonliles et • timed and thiiht el e le reed mint+ nos (pole IL tont non 10 the play ni the .suscitieliannit gale the ttrek be fore '1 he tune', trouble 1111 lilt short Finer; from the quorterbital., .e%Ollll the..., truant .111eN, lett 11.11 \ Intim 11114 0814 Inc to pool pitieting ill to of er tet on ilie hilt 01 the !mil, to get started is no open fille , tloll Penaltuia for 'stoleer e eattrelt too plentiful It nottlil seem. it total of tour Silt Nlll6, tor holding, tripping and off titlenos registered against. 'state '1 los is cont nutted ter, dear!, loth ilia work of 111,.1 moister, for nut a Angle Isaiah A, iln 1111110Sed oil them Penalties robbed Captain Clitra's trans of at It toit tilt, more touelubin to, tthdn tine of than unit partirularlt bard on "'Cit.tit." done., bringing bun back lifter Ile had noble n brdlnitit SO lard Cllll for a tour/1(101in. 'lite state onet lined straight football Ihroogliont, not, raw foroard !taro) he ron ward ot the enter I.3ne busks anti end rolls portaalarl, ilo hat, constituted the offensire lit the backfield ‘N cotainicaarr, on t Ito other hand donor:ldod moot oholy 011 the foroard pIION 01111 1110110 nil her first dor, n on (bit plat. the olitiorit, of the passes oar. short for lice or ton eards, hint too of thorn trotted gain. 111 011110,1 tlmtr }arils lon tho rnrvdr by k. oirrir rho game, the, appokred to be abbo lu brenk tiro tlici 'flit,. but agonart 1111 1 %Pi 11101 Arong half bark., it ‘01141,1 011010..• NUN 1.11110 1001 ant.. The Wiroannstirt game mos loolord upon no semen hat in a bog a boo be ra of till. shooing 11110 1111011 , 111.4 pun% use obeli the final .coro ono onl, 20 0 in foaor of State. The %Neat:m.l - er tl.lllll thin far silt. reputed 10b0 a Veteran aggregation.co...lard 1), a former Penn State rarer, I • lion" 11f/rater. Tim team prrood ,ery light, linoroor, hllo their tat kling ono to/thing to boast abort( 'Nos 11111111111111 , 111, Won pat LI, reoponsiblo for lb., brilliant end runs made lo Eo tag. Veil, Hob] and Julien, Mt/lough It In 101 Vlll'lolloll 1111 the 11110 1111.0111.00111,0 rendered by thin oliolo State team, A re. ullar feat are of the pone HS. the fact that it State man m tortottsle Sort for Ilya.st Wait ti ot nt o tho \Vett • minster pm,' twin ago, %Oen "Poo" 1,111 inul hit eollar•bono broken, Thw 1 lino, tho unfortunate lethil man I.lncl ruisi, Viol had taort ken Higgins plan e al right V A rep alto hits It that MORE FRESHMEN IN 'AG' SCHOOL THIS YEAR THAN EVER 9 ' 1114 N ear's enrollment of from..n n, the school oi extrloulture exeveds the en. lollment of 01l presnonk entering ch.s. es. Lest seer three uere t,n hundred owl turn freshmen compared with O. reaes enrollment of ton hundred 111111 thin\ . There ere four girls mooned In the eourse of Med/wane gardeni= SOPHOMORES NOTICE! Ali 501410,1101, hn ae.ire to ts 011 L lot the pull wit rsit bu.lsth a ll mummer ttlittilltl agn tip lit I lie illicit itt the trutltitt te Manage, beim o °Hot. 151 L. Number 3 We,tnnn , ter— Attempted-15 Succcs,ful— S Intercepted— I 31onin kit 1111111)nd: 1111 tl. N‘l , t. 11111.IP1 t , AIII 1110 k. in, 1 OM" bon. II tt nerd bt hart! lo 1111 I, I,llt .111 r partu alai atala for Mate although 01)ottitell lout PI tout game ut the line Ilia latter bloke through awl Molehill Sao foto tot pa(attt., thee, a matt for a an (.n I loss. and Isielsetl its gonla flout tuna dour llama:lt 1100111.1 trill. halo 11111. plated a hut' game m hilt It. oats on the geld. ahlle roma . anti ( I tLI, put up then tumid bland of football, (Omitla all that need Int and A 11011.- s, 01 i foal ure tt th. lit .1 tt gam ~ ra that Clark. oho clot. Ike 1°111(111Z 010 tltillll, brit 1101 tl till it. tit 'Milt , it stuni ilnil litttli 11111441 tt Mitt. af It r Clark had hal it talsto In. 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"I oil% 7 11 loloup on2ont l o tilio 11 toff to . t Ito fl,t. ,Ittcl lino Atter !oolong to no Ingrate ante's defoonooe IN Iloilo punted tout n o 1011111114 011 OW In turd hue '1 n 6 ..1010 Aittrtool loon the 11,1,1 1001oril 0 lotto lo done. Clark and 11,1, ff.ioll (1 111,0 111.. t dem to through the loom %thole I - Ines tont] flouted 0 20 %wool , ud tno On Iltio nt''t lola,. t l irk 11,1,1 1001 till. Imo Ile punted noff and 020 on hooted the goal yore. 11-0 I=l ' Ho nano, i laird alter C tilolitt2e hld tgam kmh.d oil I ailing to goal, ),) - heck1111,11) . 1i 'llly hall tilt. goittntl: Beck awl Cho I. Int malerod the In,, fin 11.00 .Ile, a. 1,.• fl.st tbm n I. detected [whim): huultl r, nor.) nenalloal 1l taut.. tn,t, hIJ lid oolopoorto noteolooloolloo. Itelot ovooloooti Jo ft end tool oo tont, lalom it Cul hoge 01111) :1 au e‘tra point s)011., 21-0 Volk:n.l2 Ilse kitholl N ' e-tininQt) r nnt:l» her first dot, it of 'he 00100 on IL tankard pt.., it het 1, to Ilan.) - 01111 lint urn nut Itlneholl I), t l tthltano, and a third Min :210111111141 1110 0111 foroal to punt Oink lot hell llto lino :orit (hall: marl), nltila flu um_ and Rohl) trill two don na at cond toil lto k got Intao fnr tt , alit nil, heron, he na): brint2ltt. &ma Irian N.lllllll In trio aunt ) ) )))a, ph , Cli otonk earl 1».1 th, 101 l mot fa' (Ito worth I on, hilon Cllio/1,1 still kept In- revonl 4111111,1 U 110. 61111 .opulrels helm ion 11104.. _h-0 - 11111 1,/,. 0n...10 nn 11144 1,141,4 no. ettl'lmge nos 1441( 441 to kid, 11(.11111 11011 1130 3n Ms in I Itvr 14 116 n fon tin ALL OUT FOR MASS MEETIND ON FRIDAY The first mass meeting of the year will be held in the auditorium on next Friday night, at an hour to be posted about the campus Coming on the eve of the thicknell game, the I mass meeting is enough reason to bring out a capacity attendance The ' band will be present, and horgs and cheers will be nmaieed The foot ball coaches and players will be out AR usual Manager Holtman expect , to be able en mat e an announcement concerning special ra hued rates to the Penn gems on October 21st. All out!
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