edn`esilay, ` Nov. 8,":19i6 IESHIOIEET MANSFIELD NEXT flight but Fast Normal School Teani Coming Saturday' The next opponents for Dutch Her man's Freshman clown will be the Mansfield Normal $l.llOOl team, width. lull come down from the northern bor. der with the reputation of being a light , big and speedy aggregation the knutie will ho played on Non 11e.tyer field and will start at 1 o'clock, allowing the Z spectators time enough to get, dean to the auditorium in time for the returns ' of the Varsity game at Lehigh The Blanstleld tuns has been rather up against it for games of any Import-1 ante this fall Their biggest game has, been with Indiana Normal, which they , lost by the score 20 to 0 They had not had muck ~notice and had played - one game prier to this contest,l and ere further weakened by the loss, , of ono of thek star players which made, k a big I Aft in the Imo-up.r, The :Mansfield team is much lighter than the Freshmen, but they are ex pected to niaLo up this difference In! ann anus The visiting team I will average about 155 pounds, while I the Freshmen's strongest line-up will mammy 172 p uds. Their first _game was with the Corning, N. Y., North Side high school team, and they won this by a score of 07-0. Mansfield has but two letter mon on Q its team this yes and the balance of 1, the to-m is made up of last year's scrubs and a good bit of new material The line-up for Saturda , s game will be chosen from the fello.mg men. Ends, Save, Gerona, Pon scr and Joyce, tackles, Chamberlain, Kane, Dean and 'Matteson; guards, Boos, Wal bridge, Pc and Johnson, center, 0. Decker, Monahan, or It. Decker; quar terback, Cressm ell, or Vedder, halfbacks, Everet, Francis, Arnold or Kecklin; fullback, Pekes, Woodron , or Rocks, ell MERE AND THERE IN THE COLLEGE WORLD rilitary drill iII start about No ',ember 15 at the UM% °reify of Penn syhania It will bo an optional course for students in any claim and 500 will be enrolled at tho at rt Tho mei a nima for such a coarse was begun last spring and nearly 1,000 Noliniteers en rolled, the preparedness agitation being Tarticularly high at that tune. TWO ours a neck are required at drill and ono boor in lecture theory. It Is a four ♦ear course, but members of all class. Aesiring to enter it will be started on ho Freshman c first rear nark. Credit for gym drill mull be al, en. The students of Lehigh Um, realty are at present, seeking a course in military training. "Tho Brick-top Club" of the 'Hamlin College, St Paul. has petitioned Lamb da Tau Rho, the national Beadheml Fraterint,, to admit their chili, cam posed entirely of auburn haired stns dents, as a thapter of the fraternity , : Chapters lime been established at many collages and unive . rs!tiv. It islinteresting to note the results ••of Presidential "straw Notes" cast in various colleges Hughes won in a big landslide at Yale, attributed to tins recent address by ex-President Taft; Princeton gave Minims a slight major- STlViblarrlias — won Aire "straws"—at Unhersitv of Ponnsvhania, Columbia College, College of the City of 4ew York, and Muldeubvg. After many years of legislative work, the managers -f the canoes athletic !rams at Rutgers are to be granted the ter or insignia o:th e e team managed. • . , More than one thousand students of the I.lnhersity of Pittsburgh recently soot on strike against the suspension of se% ernl fellow students ulio had taken part in a fight pith the thin er sity Freshinen a feu days before. They 4na..beil down ton and interferred it h traffic, though there nos no Ber es disorder. A soma, the mite of the head roach of the JouCaber°, Ark., agricultural r.hool, football team, to coaching the second team nt that place A • oritofrien has Loco erected for the Imo of the studentß 0 the owletss swt the nth crest} , o . f DU:Larch. Jim Thorpe, the Carlisle Mama, mlioni Chu.lie Brickley refers to as the great. eat of all pigskin m timers, will head the Canton, Ohio, professional football team this season. There are a number of ~'her college stars on the team Sant year Thorpe was assistant conch tit Unk crafts., but, was not ,every successful in that line, it is said. GREAT ACTIVITY BEING SHOWN BY NOVICE BOXERS Assistant Pins meal Director Kennedy fn •vorl,lnv diligently en tin his begin. nets' class in boxing end Is being ably assisted by f. A Steele, 'l7. Up to the present time. about thirty men base reported and they are reens log instruction two nights a week, Wednes. day end Friday, in the Armory. The resent tines to only for those men who eye had no experience m boxing, Um regulae.boters not haying been celled out as yet '"ho' interclass boxing tournament wiil be held as in former years, but no date bas been set as yet, nor will there be until tine preliminary class n a little morn enhanced HARDWARE The Right Piece For the Right Goeds At the Right Price DOCKASII Stoves & Ranges Olewine's Store Bellefonte, Pa. MANY BIG THANKSGIVING FOOTBALL GAMES SCHEDULED Anexceptional situation will eon front football fans of the oast on Sat urday, November 25, for the Einnard- Yale game will Le played nt Now Union while the Lumina Army-Navy mime win w e st taged at New York In the middleet, Chicago moats Minne sota and Wiacon playa Illinois. Penn sylvania Cfil depart from her usual con tort previous to the Thankagn, lug Day game with Cornell and hall meet West Yirginia Wesleyan. The Cotnell•Pennsolvania contest u 111 be the feature of Thanksgiving Day, m all the Brou n-Colgate and the Mtn burgh-Pennohania State games a close second in the east. In the mouth, Van derbilt vs Umsersity of the South; Kentucky In. Tennessee, Alabama so. Georgia and Virginia so. North Cnro. tine alit nil be Max contests. In the Nest, Nebresl.a so, Icotre Dame; Colo fornia on Washington, South Califor• ma on Oregon Agates and nmeral other contests between state universities nod agricultural schools will be among the more prominent games. Themention will end on Saturday, December 9, with two intersectional games in VI Inch Georgetown will play Tulane at New Orleans and Smith.. Califorma uill face Arizona at Tucson. LANDSCAPE ,GARDENING SOCIETY TO HOLD DANCE At the regular electing of the 1.4 d. neap° Gardening Society, held loot Red. !Imlay in the Horticulture Building, plans were discussed for a dance. The twenty:the members present more mina , imaus in fmor of the project and it n ill in nil probability be pulled off at the Nittany Inn early in December. The aociety perfected their organisation by adopting a conotitution recently drawn up. In pursuance of the custom started loot year, the &column are mire admitted Into full standing in the society Dr Hill, of the Botany Denartment. and Mr. Con ell, of the Lendscane Gardening Department, each goon short talks. Dr. Bill spoke on the , Presemation' of Wild Flea ern around State College. Among his remarks, he mentioned the wonderful preaemation of v. ild Honer. in Europe compared to their ruthless destruction in America. TUG-OF-WAR WENDS UP IN BLOODY DRAW (Cootinocil from Thigo I) ally tooth and nail for on cry inch of ground When the Sophs hod armored nbout twenty feet of rope that once rested on the freshman mile of the Imo the lowl iest of the mulerelossmen took no sudden brae° and were bettor them hofilme their own when the gun Innonneeil the ,erol of the trot fine minute period Score, Sophomore.; 1, Freshmen O. FRESHMEN COME BACK With the result of the first heat de fmittiv established the Ire•lnnen in tnre began to take on nn overcast and threatening• aspect But according to the poet "things are not always what they seem", and in this instance the L.C. •BULLOCK jusiree of Peace Legal'BUsiness promptly attended to. Money to Loan $l,OOO up. • GILBERT & BACON OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS For 1918'14 Vie H. H. BURRELL, 'lB, Student Representative, Nittany Publishing Co. Building. SEE HARVEY BROS. For Baked Goods and Ice Cream Special Rates to Clubs and Fraternities Fresh Lake and Salt Water Fish, Shell Clams and Sea Foods of all kinds received daily Special Rates to Clubs and Fraternities Philadelphia Fish & Oyster Market 119 Frazer Street Both Phonon W. P. ALLEN, Manager. truth of the saying became only too "gie r f n i t second heat, out of regard for the feelinge of the rope, only sixty men were permitted on a aide The lint car men, matting by their hard earnr ell experience, adopted somewhat differ. ant tactics in the second contest anti succeeded in getting the poop on their second :sear ponents. Slooly bat surely the humb op le Fresh edged the head of the Sophomore lane into the chili re. ception of the fire here, aline their fellows on the side lines sane paeans or victory and praise Thu Sardis put up a dogged and determined resistance but the rope slid faster and faster Into the freshman territory. Thu end of the per. rod was droning near, lionmer, nod tills fact held out some faint hope to the emend year eggregntion. Under the etc. eumetances it lens poseible that the Iv Fresh would not be able to bring Klima their litter humiliation! (G k into the elipping Sophomore line broke into a wend slide, and their end of the rope was bending for Freshmen terri• tory at in two forty clip, when the boom of the gun brol:e upon damp air of the Nittanv Valley pod in time to preserve Ste feet of rope within the 1010 nine of the line Score Sophomores 1, Freshmen 1 With the conclusion of the remind heat a brief council of mar lons held among the potters thnt be. It was found that each heat required a period of from twenty to tuentv.five minutes to mm off, and a ith nearly three hundred Freshimni surf one hundred Sophomores still unspotted by the mod of conflict, the taig.of-mar began to"tal.o on extend. cal and long drown oat proportions. The time for thefootball game vats also drawing near. After deliberating pro and con 'mon the matter - for some little time the eommittee on arrange. mants finally decided to disperse the dims of war mho had paraded to another part of he field for the piP pose of removing tire superfluous mud from the rope. • The decision of the committee ens acted upon at once and through there efforts the Battle of the liesertoir nee adjourned until further notice. To date no official action hnn been taken in the matter of continuing the conflict. but it is likely Oink tine qtmlent Council null arrange some definite settlement unthin the next few dm s. SOCCOR TEAM TO PLAY THE CRACK PULLMAN CREW (Continued from Page 1) Wilkinson. Nicholson, Cupit and Brad. bury on tho line Freshmen Show Up Well. The manager has also completed the FIRST NATIONAL BANE State College, Pa. ; stilL. /VOTER, Pre exit. 1 %;47- •-•—• • DAVID F. KAPP, Cali= FOREST L. STRUBLE PLUMBING AND HEATING Both Phones Oysters PENN STATE COLLEGIAN interclass schedule, uhich will be run off tram Notember 10 to December 0 The first game will he pineed on Fri day nt 4 30 on New Demer 'beta een the Juniors and Freshmen. The class scrap pains nill not he pulled off till the close of the.. mums Coach Crone!! is par tictilarlr sell pleased salt the Fresh 111011 motorist this pear. Ile predicts a recordbreaking sorsit3 team for next tear with this pears' Freshmen to pick from. There is no unusual nbund• once of line matelot] and tile chances of the Freshmen unsling the Interclass championship and 0, ell 010 scrap game engenr exceptionally bright Mearkle, Nicholson, Manger and Lama° of the Frftionen are showing ip espeeintly well A teutathe lineup for the Fresh men team Includes Largew, ConlLeep er, Manger, Nteholson, Ilearkle, Star -I.ev and Chapman on the fore ard line, Lamode, St taller and 11,ans, Halfbacks. James and Matthews. Fullhoekv All soccer men are to be eccoced from *limns: um drag from l'enns3lionia Dap on The toteretnss schedule. Not ember 10. ...... ..'l4 no '2O Nor ember 11 'l7 en 10 Notember 21 . 'l9 to 'PO Notentber 22 1 17 is 'l2 Notember 21 'lO no 'lg. number 'l7 ns. '2O. Not ember 27 nN. '2O Detembor 0 ...... . 'l7 tv 'l9 Sotonlay guinea ii ill be plated at 1:0 p m, 11 hide the o eek day games wlll Ire played at 130 p on. on New Ile, er Veld COACHES EXPECT HARD GAME WITH LEHIGH ELEVEN (Continued,front Page 1) pounds, and ban it MI pia) rug half and fullback With Chenon all,, Brunner, Nittany STATE COLLEGE, PA. DANCES AND BANQUETS IMEEMEI J. P. Amrm's, Proprietor. M. B. sauttonr,n, Manager. Does your headache? Are you suffering from eye-strain? If so, see Dr. Eva B. Roan 522 East College Avenue _ Have just installed a new Covelle Cabinet—the most modern instrument for refracting. Mairvinnmi and Halntend, or Purcell as the remaining halfback, Lehigh han light but speedy backfield that will re quire natching An All-Western End. Lehigh is militant the sersiees Sawtell and Green, tile eellelltiellei ends Whose performances al ere the best seen here last year. The former line grad uate' and the latter is plat mg v Ith Georgetoun But in this department Lehigh has at least one star that is considered as good as either of the too former. lie Is Quist, 180 pounds, Who last sear mas a star on the Unisereits of Minnesota Ehnen, champions of the most, and who man picked as an All- Western end Ile is fast and a sure tackler. The other end Is McCarty. a Presliman, and a former Consists , Ball still Ile weighs 100 pounds, and plan on the left ming. Richards, 1010 elllVell tt tattle In• t year, Ix also play tag either end and metiers about 170 Lehigh has another star player in Tate, who one captain of last year's team and tips the scales nt 205 pounds He was considered one of the best tackles that State had to play against all of last rear, and pill pins' left trickle, opposite to Good The balance of Le high's line is made up of Johnson, right guard, v hose stork has featured all y ear. Pons, the 2115 pound right guard; MacCarthy nt left guard, and Macdon ald at center Coach Harlot', in planning to send Inv strongest line nu agatunt Luling!, it null be• Ege. left end, Krinehank, left tackle, Parrnsh or Cubbage ' left guard, Conon... center, O'Donnell, right ard, C7arneeki, right tackle, Higgins, right end, tinning, quarterback, 'Bubb, EUREKA The Breed that satisfies. Try our delicious Pastry and Ice Cream. THE STATE COLLEGE BAKERY Both Phones Best Quality GROCERIES Wholesale and Retail Special Rates to • Clubs and Fraternities L. D. FYE 200-202 West College Avenue left halfback; Beck, right halfback; Clark, fullback. Subatitutca who will be taken along arc: Morns for Ego; South for Kra shank; Oberle for Collator, Kraft for O'Donnell, Tawnier for Czarnecki, koala for Eigglns, Jones for Ewing, Hess for Robb, Cross for Bed:, Unger or port, for Clark. Mrs R. I. Sackett. 1%01 entertain the Indies of the School of Engineering at her home on the north eamnos on the af ternoon of Thurmla), I,ot. .) For Quality and Service in Fruit and Groceries Go To MARTIN'S Opposite Post Office >33 gAscaigualei c>73 ira c caikaaicat dcaes Buy Your Shoes Now To be sure of your proper fit, buy your shoes now. You will need a new pair for Pennsyl vania Day or that Pitt trip and the stock is now full of the Classy kind. We will lay aside a pair for you and hold until you need same. Come in and inspect our line. We will save you money. COLLEGE BOOT SHOP eilicangervigscottecvorYsa i rcangscowrgwca 3 rage Tnree 'MARLEY 2.1 IN. DEVON 2.14 IN.. ARROW COLLARS 16 chi. cock 0 for 110 010. CLUETT. PEABODY A CO.. INC. MAKERS A. DEAL 1 SANITARY PLUMBING, STEAM, HOT WATER VAPOR AND VACUUM BEATING Otato college, Pennsylvania !Waken of the t Turkish and flint mita In the World.
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