Wedneiday, March 27,1915 SYSTEM - OF NUMERAL , :AWARDS IS CHANGED Interclass Sports Council Deems Changes Necessary Due To War Time Conditions Due to the shortening or the college Year and the resulting changes In the schedules of the Interclass athletic teams, the Interclass Sports Council has deemed It necessary to alter the provisions of the numeral awards for the various sports. The complete sec tion pertaining to this matter is given below. EMSEIMI Ileuulrements tar Numeral Awards 1 FOOTBALL—The major sports numerals shall be awarded to any mem ber of the Sophomore football squad who has played at least ono good half of tho class scrap game 2 The major sports numerals shall be awarded to any member of tho Freshmen football squad who has play ed two full quarters In each of four regularly scheduled games, or two full quartos In each of three regularly scheduled games and ono full quarter In either the Pittsburgh or Pennsylvania Freshman games, or ono full quarter in both the Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania games. 3. BASEBALL—The major sports numerals shall be awarded to any mem ber of the Senior or Junior baseball squads who hm played In two--thirds of the regularly scheduled gam.; and to each pitcher who has pitched at least dye Innings In each of three reit /arly scheduled gam. 4. Tho major sports numerals shall be awarded to any member of the Soph omore baseball squad who has played In two-thirds of the regularly scheduled gam.; or the whole of the class scrap game, and to each pitcher who has pitched at least live innings In each of throe regularly scheduled games, or five Innings of the CIU.S. .1 up game - S. The major sports numerals shall be awarded to an, member of the Freehmen baseball squad who has play ed In tutu-third of the regularly ached- Med games, or the whole of the clans scrap game; and to each pitcher who has pitched at least due Innings In each of four regularly scheduled games, m Ilvitnnings of the class scrap game 6 TRACK—”The major sports nu merals shall be awanled to any member of the Senior or Junior track squads who score at least the points In the annual Interclass meet. 7 The major sports numerals shall Le auurded to any member of the Sophomore truck squad who acmes at least a total of eight points In the inter chum meet together with the class scrap meet The major sports numerals shall be awarded to any member of the Freshmen track squad who scores at joust eight point. In any meet with an outside school, or scores a total of ten points In the Interclass meet together -with the class scrap meet, in Is a mem ber of the Freshmen relay team mhlch wins a first or second In- any Intercol ,leglate meet 9 Of the men rein esenting the win ning class In the annual crone country race, the five Ilret to finish !Mall. be awarded the Minor sports numerals, as FOREST L. STRUBLE Plumbing and Heating Both Phones Best Quality GROCERIES Wholesale and Retail Special rates to Clubs and Fraternities FYE'S 200-202 W. - College Ave. F 0 R M Miolomat Military Morn• Qua, Barrios, Cloth Schools, *Mo. A oomph lin of My laptop Prompt ♦lc• oan Own W N Andownwtm PENN GARMENT CO, Inc. shall also the five men drat to finish in the race, regardless of their class. 10. BASKETBALL—The minor sports numerals ehall he awarded to any mem ber of the Senior or Junior basketball squad, who hoe played a full half in two-thirds of the regularly scheduled games. . 11. The minor Aponte numerals shall ho awarded to any member of the Sophomore' _or —.Ft eeltmen baekothall squad, who lane played a full half in two thirds of the tegularly echeduled games. or the whole of the clans scrap game. 12 LACROSSE—The minor sports nu morals shall ho awarded to any member of the Sonlot_ or Junior lacrosse squad, %Ito has played four full halves of three regularly scheduled games. 13. The minor sore to nurraimln shall be awarded to any member of the Soph omore or Freshmen footman squad. who hoe played tour full halves of three regularly scheduled games; or the whole of the class scrap game. 14. ^ SOCCER—The minor sports nu merals shall be awarded to any member of the Sophomore or Freshmen soccer squad, who has played seven full halves of slx regularly scheduled games, or the whole of the clues scrap game 16. TENNIS—The minor sports nu merals shall be awarded to any member of the Senior or Junior Tennis squad, who compotes in the finals, either singles or doubles, of the Interclass Tournament 17 The mince sports numerals shell be awarded to any member of the Soph omore or Freshmen tennis squad, who compotes in two regularly schedules moots, or wins In. the finals, either singles or doubles of ono meet. • 18. BOXING—The minor epos to nu merals shall be awarded loony member of a. class boxing team v. ho competes In a bout, either preliminary or final of the Intel class Meet. 19. STUDENTS MANAGERS—The major aporta nummula that! bo awarded to all mangere of clam football, baseball and track tome. 20 Tho minor am to numerals shall be awardod to ull managers or class wrestling, basketball, lariats', soccer, tennis, hosing and cross country team. ARTICLE VI 3lottiol. of Numeral Awards 1 The Interclass Sports Council, which le composed of n. councilman from each clans, the president of the Athletic Association, and the graduate Manager of Athletics, shall constitute the Committee on Numeral Awards -- 2 Within two weeks after the close of the season, the Committee on Numer al Awards shall meet and award numer als according to Article V. 3. Special Awnrde—ln extraordinary canes the Committee on Numeral Awards shall by an unanimous vote have the newel to award the major or miner sports numerals to a member of any team who in the judgment of said committee merits such honor. ARTICLE TIT Forms of - Alldelle Numerals 1. Major Spurts Numerals—The major sports numerals shall be of plain block figures 3k Inches In height and shall be either blue numerals on ithlte or %Oita numerals on blue 2. 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Self-control prevents a sol dier from rashly going over the top before the command Is given, from in- Judiciousls showing the tip of his bay onet above the top of the trench and thereby giving the enemy warning -of tho coming attack, from making a noise while scouting In No blon's Land and thereby Jeopardising the lives Of himself and of his comrades on the ex pedition. Self-control In a. college man In them excited Smog Is manifest In -the student who dhwegards the fact that ho may be called away tomorrow in the draft and goon methodically about the work of toda In Uto classroom and laboratory. His opposite Is the man who excuses himself for failure to prepare for reci tatione on the ground of a. disturbed mind, and confesses that he cannot get down to work Ha demands some form of amusement or eomo kind of excite ment to hoop him going. Work Comes First Over on the other side of the water; thousands of his fellows are doing methodically the tasks sot before them, endming all the horrors the human mind has been able to invent to picture hell Itself, and yet this fellow must be amused and coddled along because-he cannot control his mind He weeks his recreation whether or not it Interferes with his work and sometimes in dis regard of whether or not hie college suffers in reputation through his notions. He demands his excitement oven if it verges off disorder. College spirit is as far from college rowdyism as a gentleman is from a ruffian. There Is precious little amusement provided for men In military camps. Evening programmes are arranged for the Y. M. C A. huts but that le a time when there is positively no work to be done. %Wei k comes first Above all I abominate that fellow who seeks his amusement at the en case of le fellow, who perhaps under the - disguise of a college custom, by force of numbers captures an under chessman and eubjects him to some form of personal indignity without the formality of a trial by It tribunal which Is provided by the cuetome of the col lege for that purpose Under what even name you may call it, interfering with the eighth of another without trial In no for from the military spirit which I am trying to define that it In positively prohibited at both Weet Point and Annapolis and would not be tolerated in a military camp fo ran in- Mont It le Prussian Kaleerlem In its cruelty, the policy of might againet sight: of numbers against the Indi vidual, of puniehment without trial. Clod give us courage at this time to look ourselves squarely In the face and to auk ouiselvee straight ques• tiored Aro We Doing Our Duty Have m• lost self-control? Are we mistaking nolee for potriotlam? Are STATE CENTRE ELECTRIC COMPANY Headquarters for Everything Electric Store Closes 6 p. m, PENN STATE COLLEGIAN we satisfying ourselves with the froth . on Um surface of the stream neg letting. the great depths of necesearY military preparation beneath? It see aro slighting the work in hand. which Is training ourselves mentally for the great tack berme us, if we are think ing only in terms of guns and noise and demonstration, while overlooking the technical training e‘Peeted of college men as leaders and direct,. of work, If we are pursuing such a course of thought and conduct, ere we MY. to ' the fellows over there who aro wait ing our coming to their relief—who need tut as engineers, a. minors, no food specialists, as forester, and food producer? Are we doing our full duty or are we not? Each man amongst us must answer the question for himself One more point of comparison I must make between military and col lege spirit and that is loyalty to the leaders. The battle le already lost for that leader who has lost the confi dence and support of their men by :Mowing qualities of leadership and un questioned integrity. A captain who shows personal cowardice gains the immediate contempt of hie troops; the college leader who shows moral cowardice In a time of crisis deserves the same fate. Leaders must he free from any suspicion of having pommel or selfish motives in view They must be brave and not rash, they must con older the good "of the whole and not personal advancement. Penn StIIIO had one leader who presided in the honor court and conv.cted eighteen men in ono year but graduated in as high esteem as any man in years The political trimmer looses through con tempt the very loyalty of his fellows which he is seeking to retain through trimming. "As Much" Will Not Satisfy Men of Penn State, to the extent of your numbers you are the hope of the world You cannot escape the re sponalbility. You cannot cloud the present hisue by saying that amidst national distraction and national anxiety, amidst all this noise and tumult, you aro doing your college Work as thoroughly and giving It as much time as you did, nay one year ago, or as other donee did heretofore In time of peace. Your country does not call for an much nork, es much devotion to duty—America demands more. Your country In in distress, in In peril. "as much" will not =WO her She noede and has a right to demand every moment of your waking hours to the task before you. Sho eon conscientiously and justly demand more of college men because they are the b.:medal:lHee of others, either of the elate or of sonorous individuals Not a college in America could begin to meet its expensea from tuition fees paid by Its students 1 ensonany I cannot think that mili tary spirit or college spirit admits of ani other Interpretation than rigid daily attention to military and college dudes each day as God gives on light to Interpret the duties of that day. In time of peril, the obligation le simply increased in proportion to the demand. Frazier Street FRENCH LESSON E. M. lkoorman and I. L. Feetor LESSON - XI PRESENT TENSE Pou,olr—to be able, eau Dovelr—to else, ought. mod nou. pouvon. Limon. voue pow.. desez Its pouvent dohent Note 1. ..Thin" or “that" berme mas culine nouns le co or cot (with sUn els) : before feminine nouns cello; In plural (those or . those”) with nouns of either gender co% Note 2. 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