HARD LUCK
That we lost that game. But watch Penn State come
back. - Don't let that frazzle you. If you don't have
the price, come in anyway. Just as glad to see you.
Like our Sodas, Sundaes, Sandwiches, Pies, Confec
tionery, etc.? Penn State gets better every day.
Tell us where we can improve. Another Twenty
five Bucks at Thanksgiving time. A five-cent cou
pon for every five-cent purchase at our fountain.
GRAHAM & SONS
ON THE CORNER
dnesdai, Nov. 1, 1916.
SENIORS PICK
. COMMITTEES
Representatives Elected to
Debating and Class
• 4 Sports Councils
The business transacted at the sen
ior class meeting last Wednesday night
Was devoted entirely to the appoint
ment of tcmmittees and the election of
ropersentatives to the debating and in-
Ordain sports councils. Robinson, pre
sident of the Athletic Association, ap
pealede' to the seniors for better spirit
the football games and asked that
heyge behind the mass meetings and
other activities. Although the seniors
Were not accused of laxity in this re.
spect, Robinson felt that if they boost
ed the matter tho other classes trould
follow.
. . .
The senior dance committee reported
in regard to the first dance on Notem•
- ben fourth -fl stated their plans for
the coming minter A report nine else
beard from the Pennsylvania Day dance
committee who asked that names be sub
cy,
I ted for the entering at this dance
following men mere appointed to
e membershin committee; Kelly,
lawman, Ball and Clarks. The com
mittee for the monthly dance was also
•announced. 'me committee JR as fol
lams: Fair, Chairman, Gray, Bradbury,
Fetter and 3fullen. The other committee
selected man the Pennsyhania Day dance
committee with Mason as chairman and
Tester, 3feDonahr. J. P. McCulloch and
Melly as associates.
At the meeting DeFerie and Kroll
mere elected to the debating council
and Merle was decided upon no the non-
for representatne on the interclass
sports council. Tito class elected Bead
ils the manager of the basketball team.
AIRE MEN WANTED IN THE
BEGINNERS' BOXING CLASS
Tho class in elementary boxing that
will be conducted through the fall end
winter by Assistnut Phystenl Director
Kennedy to the gym, got off to it fair.
ly good start last meek and a number of
beginners dmring instruction in that
"muniv art ofself defense" mere on
hand for the first degree. llommer, Dr.
Kennedy was disappointed in the fact
report The list is still open, and ill
at any time for those wino wish to
take ndsantage of tho instruction.
The class opened on Wednesday night
at 7 o'clock, and in addition to this
night, Friday at the some hour Inns boon
eneflt—of the- coda..
Dr. Kennedy in personally in charge o!
tho work, and is being ably assisted
by L. A. Steele, 'l7, prominent in In
terclass boxing The work of the cliiso
is of special salvo to all students who
ow absolutely nothing about the first
ciples of boxing, for the stork 19
. 1 rely elementary at the mart .111
mock,
mill be given the prelhninary
mock, but it is requested that the
ohms bo filled up ns soon HS possible an
order that all might proceed on nn equal
basis. The mork hist meek consisted
only in demonstrating the chief blows,
how to denser and block them. '
Frshman Team
Tuned Up For Fray
, With Quakers
(Continued from Page 11
tneklo The backfield hemmer presents a
different problem Several of the men
era not in proper condition to play as yet,
with the result that the half bark pool
lions flay he changed nt a moment's
notice Miller will in all nrobabilitv
start the game at quarter, while \Volf
in expected to held dean the fullback
position. The hal:backe will be selected
from among Emery.. Anderson, Schoen
reiter and McKelsey, the ultimate
oleo resting largely on the condition
el
men at the time of the game. e following hot eines the probable
lineup of the tan teams
State Freshmen Penn Freshmen
Wright Play er Poe Pim er. Weight
Ida Bauch 1 e, r. e Hoiden 155
170 Hills 1 t., r. t. Maynard BM
172 Brown 1. g, r. g. Onen 170
170 Osborne c Fs:amour 1110
189 Block r. g., 1. g. Dieter 185
214 Firsehing r. t, 1. t. Graves 185
170 Smozinski r r, L e. Wallace 180
147 Miller rl. b. Rosenan 110
175 Emery 1 ,r. L Themes 172
150 Oselienreiter r. h, 1. L, Tredelt 105
1,)g,9 Wolf f. b Rouse 102
Arm:we weight of State Freshmen
o 1711; of Penn Frealunen Itle, 171.
Avernge weight of State Freshmen
backfield, 159, of Penn Freshmen back
field, 102 •
Average weight or State Treslnnen
tea.t, 172; of .Penn Freshmen team 108
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NEW MEMBERS CAUSE I. P. A.
TO SEEK LARGER QUARTERS
The Prohibition League has been
very active of late in its membership
ram co ign and other phases of endm“or
To date 41 now members have been se
cured and before the close of the emn
paign the number is expected to total
over 100. This great increase in mon
herein!, necessitates the finding of larger
quarters, so Room 211 of the Liberal
Arts Building has been secured to take
the place of - Room K in the Library.
Teems are being sent out every week
to different places in the country and
thoy bring back very encouraging re
ports from all places. It is the inten
tion of the league to send out these
teams until election day at least on
account of the influence which can be
exerted on the election. The study class
will be formed very soie, in fort, as
soon as the books, which have been or
dered, arrive. The book to he moil
this year is Richanlson's Liquor Pro
blems. The dean will be led agnin by
Dean Bauchi and Professor Foster. As
usual the main phases of the liquor gyra
tion will he discussed. This study
training is especially intended for the
beneilt of those yho compose the var
ious teams which aro sent out
BAND TO GIVE BENEFIT
CONCERT NEXT MONTH
On Thursday evening November the
sixteenth, the band 'Will give a benefit
concert to increase the funds in their
treasury. Last y car the financial depart
ment of the band sins in suds bad con
dition that if Mr Thompson had not
stepped into the breach the Inca who
had played for four veers would lint
have received the medals uhich it has
been customary to pits them. This con
cert is intended to raise funds so that
the blind may have enough in its treas.
ury to meet any immediate demands
which may arise As the college takes
great pride in the band and it is hoped
that the concert will be well attended
so that its end may be accomplmlied
The orchestra licks been practicing
since the hemming of the year but as
yet the personel has not been definitely
selected Up to the present One the
men have not come Old to practice
enough to have their abilities definitely
judged. It In PrOilltbil , lamas or that the
complete orchestra still he selected be
fore l'enns‘haniii Day
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The largent Freshman class in the
hinter,. of ITaserford college numbers
fifty-eight The total enrollment is
100
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INSTRUCTORS RESIGN
Two Instructora in the echool of
engineering recently tendered their
resignatione to the [ward of trustees.
They are F. A. Burr, Instructor in steam
engineering, and IL J. liartranft. In
structor to mechannal engineering They
will both take un outside unit.
COLLEGAN ELECTS REPORTERS.
At a recent meanie of the Collegian
Board, A. B. Letnbach, 'ID was elected
as a reporter. The other Sophomore re
porters on the staff who were elected
last June, ore S. S. Fut at, 0. P. .Imlll,
A. J. Porter. G. W Sulilt an and R. F
Whltmg. Three of these moo 14 Ite
elected r- associate cbtons IR a few
months.
BLOOMSEURG
OUTCLASSED
BY FRESHMEN
(Continued from Page 1)
the visitors' goal, the first touchdown
coming less than fire =flutes after the
beginning of the mime Miller carried
the boll over but failed to lock the
float Score, Ireshmen, 0; Bloomsburg,
Jones Imam kicked for Bloomsburg
to the Freshman 10 yard line but it A, MI
Immediately returned to their 35 yard
line - After adraneing for one and al
most two find don ne, Wolfe punted
from the 50 to the 5 3ard. line Blooms
burg secured the ball but fumbled it on
the first lineup McKeirey got posses
sion of tho ball and went over for a
touchdown Ile also kicked the goal.
Score, Freshmen 13, Bloomsburg 0.
Bloomsburg kicked off again to the
5 yard line but this time the Fresh
men succeeded in returning it only 10
verde. Ott being penslired lire )arda
for offside playing, the Freshmen punt
ed to Bloomsburg's 45 . tard line At
this Juncture the quarter ended. On
the next play Bloomsburg again fum
bled and the Freshmen got the ball on
the Normal school's 45 yard line. Wolfe
went through the line for 4 tards and
Miller followed up with a brilliant run
from the 40 yard line for the third
touchdown .MeKelvev kicked the goal.
Score, Freshmen 20, 'Bloomsburg 0.
MILLER BOOTS FIELD GOAL
"• On the kickoff Smozinskle caught the
ball on th• 5 Yard line and with line
interference and excellent dodging, re.
turned It to the middle of the field.
Melialvey nthaneed the ball 15 lardy
for the 11rst down but on the next play
the Freshmen lost it b.) a fumble.
Bloomsburg then punted to State's 15
yard line, Meliehey returning the punt
the Yards After gaming eight lards,
Wolfe vale a successful forward -.111,s
to Sinozbiskie winch netted 20 yards.
FIRST NATIONAL BANE
*sate College, Pa.
jtvw• roesnpa, Prrsident
DAVID F. *APP, Cashier
Every person in State College having grocery
needs a supply slioßd take idiantage of the whole
sale rates at the Co-Operative Grocery Store. You
can easily make your savings run into dollars.
State College Co-Operative Association
Groceries k
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Miller lost three yards on an and mm,
but than dropped back and added three
points to the Freshman score m Ith a
perfect placement kirk from the 23
ward line. The half ended u ith the
score 23 0 m fa% or of the 1 reshmen
At the opening of the second half
Jones kicked off for Bloomsburg to the
Freshmen's 15 yard line Four plays
adnanneed the ball to Bloomsbures 411
yard line from which point Rolle punt
ed on or the goal line Play uas re.
smned ennlr the ball in lilomsbure's
nossessaun on their 20 yard lane The
NOrlllill to3lll again pointed Mid the
FrCl,lll/IPII s ere preparing a march donna
the field to the nmitors' goal in ben
Jones intercepted no fOT.niard pass on
the 25 yard hire. The Freshman team
started to tear things up in earnest and
after three plays. lnmerr sent caner for
tunchiloun The goal kirk Inns sue
cessful, making the score, Freshmen 30,
Bloomsburg 0
On reserving the ball front the kick
off, the Freshmen succeeded in forcing
it back to their 40 yard Bins before the
quarter ended After 18 yards bad been
grind by a series of line plays, the ball
Inas lost by an intercepted. foruard pass
on Bloomsburg's fine yard lane The
Normal men punted out of bounds on
the 30 s urd line. The Freshinen secured
the ball and had gamed four yards
Inhen another forward paw. M. inter
rupted. than limo to Shearer, alio was
tackled on the seven yard line Blooms
burg kicked, after being penalized the
yards for offside playing, but the kick
was blocked and ploy Inns resumed on
the 15 yard line. They again attempt
ed a punt, uhaela thin final aim success
ful, tine hall going out of bounds on the
40 yard lane. On a seraea of end runs
and line plunges the Freshmen now pro.
needed to add another tally to their
score, Thlbisla finally going user the line
for a toucladou an. \Voile kicked the
goal Score, Freshmen 37, Bloomsburg
0. Tine Sl s the final score for short.
ly after the ncyt kickoff, the game end
ed
no lineup and mummary
Shearer T.r
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Tow:11,10u ns—llliller 2, McKel, cy I,
I:mon 1, II ill, nth 1 lion!+ frinn tone',
100 nx, 34.1:e1, ey 2, .11111er, Wolfe
Field gnu', :11111er
Substituttonx—Freslimen, 1111111 fill for
111.11er, Slippy for Bronn, Millar for
11111,1411, Dunbar fur Wolfe, Way for
fork for 111114, Emery fur An
derson, L 111111,41 for Way, 111114 for
Wolfe for Emery, Smith for Much,
Dart for Meliehey Bloomsburg, Dor
mar for Moas, Fought for 110,114, Leon
ard for Brank. Wolfe for Dornate, Smith
for Fought, Getty for Delenef.
OfflemlB—Bower. I'. & M. referee;
Bibby, South Dakota, umpire, Gill,
State, head lineeman; Pershing. State,
and Brill. Bloomberg, naidatant linen
men: Oehsenreiter, timekeeper. Time
of periods-10 minutes
GLEE CLUB TRIP
IS HANGING FIRE
(Continued from rage 1)
Ler s ill soon be in the bands of Dean Rob.
anion and practice on ill be elected on
It itlinost immediately. The commit-
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Lave asked that the three extra numbers
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to them in order that stork on the pro.
grains may be started
With regard to other musical matters
It hen been announced that the annual
convert with Makin,ll will be held thin
year at lw•a isburg, as it ens held in
State College hint sear •line Sophomore
Qiilirtettc sang in Wilkes. Burro last
Friday evening and it Inns several morn
engagements in Lock Hits en and other
sun minding tom ns. An junior ation
ohich has been started thi+ year along
misdeal lines is a tun's' chorus
chums sill not make any outside trine
but still render several canes & in tile
college during the year.
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