Page Fora Ift a 1141 NESLLS 111 A. 3 , Atr PAT OFF GRAHAM & SONS CHOCO ATES on the corner BOXING TOURNAMENT RESULTS IN DRAW (Continuo] from (Ina Doge) Ix an experienced boxer and Nt Ma at NVissallielion Barracks made a name for himself M bootleg all contestants. Stein hosed remarkably moll during the bout, but only Ilenney's good sports- Inanship to et noted hint from endint, the bout In the first round, for lie had Stein at hin mercy from tile eel Wol d "go", and it knockout would has e been as els) thing for Min to put actoim The burnt max ended In the earl) mut of the Blind round due to the fact that llen iim's opponent Mils entirely morn out The lit is sot eight bout did not men loot the. M. round, Aiken '2l allotting Ills supotioi It) 0501 Emmy '2O, by ham mering him at mill and completely be miltlering hint Emory has had s cry little moult° milli the gloves and Aiken pursued him over tine ring mining blows at men angle, and calming the upper classman to Mt,' up the light The meet ma as a whole very grati fy log to those mho hate matched the isomers of the spot t and the contest leltit dui lug the past few months The not ices Irate shone(' that they Imo the right stun' lin them, and oni) practice and experience is needed to make first class boson of them The bouts mere refereed ht "Doc" Wheeling, and hart '1), acted ox timekeeper The judges for the meet mole Nell Fleming and Coach 1 lan loot FRESHMEN DOWN BELLEFONTE ACADEMY (Continued from first page) Whiteman un4 able to register but too one-puinters, oldie si xfroo throes mere tallied I* Matching, the Academy shoo. The summur) Fran mate fresh. F. G. FL G. I'ts I' Outllne IluNtun C .- J 0111: I C, 14 nti . 3 0 6 . I 0 8 0 0 0 4 0 8 IleHer onto Lieu elbow I , 1 I 8 but I , 0 0 0 310llonell C _ 0 1 1200 010 G 1 0 . - Duu,,710.8 0 0 0 0 Cuuun I , 0 U 0 Dun C 0 , 0 0 TUlla 4 S U 1. Itofekee. lluntet, Ponn State, Time o 11:0 , , es, .- 20 minutes PENN STATE GRAPPLERS LOSE TO LEHIGH TEAM . (Continued from first pogo) of er lioews , or Lehigh Time, nino lIIIIIIIt. 158-pound Moan—Captain Brown, of l'enn State, gained a decision on aggres olvencsu over Iteration, of Lehigh. Time nine minuteu 115-pound clam—Grimes of Penn State, a., Biro, a by Manley. of Lehigh, with at head chicanery undvtran hold. Time, One minute, lift) -nine seconds. Heavy ate tilat class—Black, of Penn State, tin ow findham, of Lehigh, with a I.l , lNorti and arm hold Time, seven minutes Will [lto reason ullo tool< a sultans° irons the co-op Corner about noon lout Monday Mad') return It to 131 Flnzler Street' Have You Tried Our Repair Department This is under new manage ment and new equipment has been installed to insure you better service Shuey'sJewelryStore Like Nature designs its beauties ---- so must your Tail or design for you. virm A e T asu d r o e es r m e a a de 7 l t y o mean It means --- your height, your weight, your stature is exclusively con sidered in the transaction. Not to fit any body—made only to fit your body. Smith The TAILOR State College, Pa. Exclusibe cilgency Try a Box When You. Want the Best 'VARSITY FIVE MAKES CLEAN SWEEP ON TRIP yContlnuod tom flrgt page) team ahead, with :be score 20 to 30. Wolfe tied the sco,e by a foul shot, but A Bremen again put the Panthers In the foreground by another foul shot Wolfe again tallied' one of the one pointers which made the too scores tie, 31 to SI. With but fifteen seconds .o play, .•tullan, the speedy Penn State foiware.. tallied one of the too pointers 'olllm. gate the contest to the Blue and White. It can be said that this game made the Blue and White lite UOlk holder than any contest thls sea son and the score indicates a contest nos similar to that In which the Panthers met Penn State last win ter. ollen tile Blue and White won by a 23 to 21 score The extraordinary feature of the game was the sensational foul shooting of A. Bremen. During the gam° en Washing ton's Birthday. the Pitt shooter was sadly off color but In Friday night's game he line the most potent factor In helping along Pitt's score. Ile managed to register 23 points out of 27 *trials, nhicit la much better than he was able to do a n colt ago last Saturday In the Armory. Wolfe .as out of form in this game and cos only able to register .17 points out of 34 trials Tice summary. Penn Stain F. G. Fl. G. 1.. 0 4 17 Replogle C. Killing. G 1 0 2 =Hon G 1 0 2 Total 4 PILL A Brornon I" 1 23 25 Levin° F. 1 0 2 Loughran C 2 0 4 Menlo G 0 0 0 13 Drumm G 0 0 0 I:=EMIIII Totals 4 23 31 Referee. Band. Umpire. Whiteler. Time of batten, 20 minutes. Dolma Fite Defeated The last game of tho trill vats plated at Beaver Falls u/th the Genota Col lege five. Ishere- the Blue and White thee defeated the Western State Chant plans far the second time -this season i by, a score of 32 to 27 This contest snail similar to the one wlth . Pltt In that the Geneva the lead by a,coro of 21 to 1G at the end of the first half. The Beaver Falls Ilse vats able to pierce the defense of the Blue and White team during the nest half but after the sec ond half started the Penn State corn blnatlon plated stellar ball and the only rThhe largest:ening k :E • qualify pencil in the woe/c1 , • ENUS II ILltia,t7.lecodpefLeges ..FREE Trial samples of VENUS pencils sent free on request. 1 4 S A m er cen Load Pencil Co. . 4 r 215 Fifth Ave Dept. WI9 Y Of all ttotiontrs and stung through., Mt tuvrld. The Nittany Theatre THURSDAY CONSTANCE TALMADGE In her newest picture by Cosmo Hamilton "I'Vbo Cares?" A role that befits this charming star. Af T fording her inimitable manner of acting the broadest scope DOROTHY DALTON in "Hard Boiled" She discards her former emotional acting and is in a comedy drama that is amusing and well done. SATURDAY—Matinee and Evening _ ENID BENIVETT in "Happy Though Married" This clever star in a comedy drama that is clever, clean entertainment. It will provoke much laughter. TUESDAY LINA CAVALIER! in "Tile Two Brides" Added Attraction Fatty Arbuckle in "Camping Out" way, the Genova (lye could tally was by means of the foul abet method. The garno on Saturday night was the second In which the Penn State team has mot Mat year's Western State Champions during this season, and the victory which the Blue and White non on Saturday night was by no means as 0 1.17 e A o r n m t o h r e y W il ' o m o; e.lll which le woo r thel playede s n n when the Beaver Palle the was swamp ed M a score of 54 to it Who 'varsity five woo able to register but three geld goals during the firot half on Saturday night. the root of the points being scored I* Wolfe from foul Idiots The Geneva team-tallied four of the two pointers for th - e thirteen points from the free shot method The score at the end of the Mot half woo 21 to 161 n Geneva's favor 'Tnrslty Comes Buck With the shirt of tho second half the ',aridly combination uncorked a brand of basketball which, completely bewil dered tho Geneva team. 15ive field goals were registered by Coach Bezdek's proteges in this period while the stellar gadding of KiMager and Wilson made It impossible for the Coma five to tally a single goal from the field Dur ing the end of the period Wolfe replaced Replogle at center and Rine filled In the - forward position while McMillin re placed Kiflinger at the guard position. Rlta managed to tally a goal front the Held during the end of the period \Volfo scored twonty-two points ,dur- Mg this contest and Mullen was noxt v.ith three field goals to his credit Acklin. for Gonmalmtnaged to net nine teen flee throns besides UtnyMg one goal from the floor Tho summary: Penn State F. G. FL G. Pts. Malian F 3 6 Wolfe F 3 1 22 Replogle C. 0 0 Kllllnger G. 1 2 Wilson G 0 0 Ritts F. 2 1 McMlllln G 0 0 I:3EMEI Acklln F. 1 19 21 Loot!ler F 1 0 2 Stolngor C 2 0 .. ... 4 45 1 Forbes 0 0 0 0 2 rO, Lttermon G 0 0 0 It,Nell G 0 0 0 I=tMill Exchange Your Ability For More Dollars Sell your ability as a teacher in the BEST MARKET The most progres sive Colleges and Schools In this country and abroad oillcially use tho ' Professional Service of the 'WES TERN REFERENCE & BOND AS SOCIATION when m need of teach er, This Assocfation.NEVEß REc- COMENDS , INLESS ASKED TO DO St lk BY EMPLOYERS g.perlonced and inexperienced teachers needed in all linos of school work Bettor urite for intelosting booklet "STEPPING UPWARD".,odaIy. -, Neenrollin'e , nr fee is necessary whein roghitmling %vlth this association. Address: 742 Scarritt Building Kansas City, , Missouri i111111111111111113111111111111121111111111114111111/1101111111111M1111111111111 31 1 DE - 0, RU i tt §I •- ' ' ,_ - ~ , ._f%1116 8 . . ;; are a ,, = ,t--;;; ..:: • E NECESSARY FORENGINEERINt.STODENTS iinimintininumumunamiummumitimmouniumnounni , K AN E SLI We Carry a Large,Stee'lr' Drawing Supplies of all Kinds Orders taken for Rubber Stamps of any design Prompt Delivery ATHLETIC GOODS 5 5 CIRCULATING LIBRARY 0 1 Penn State • Book Store g L. K. METZGER, Proprietor:•• (- OPPOSITE POST OFFICE a Q wnmm~nnnwannnunnwmm~nnannnnnnannnnnnonnnnwiaunnnnuaunnnunawwnummm~wxmnuwwiwnnnnmcii Fia.atirrle) Ti-zeatre FRIDAY Return engagement. One of the most thrilling Goldwyn Pictures made ,during the year. Much keen wit and humor interwoven with an interesting plot. SATURDAY This beautiful actress in a' role that - does well for her talents: The famous _Ziegfield Midnight Frolic Chorus is used as a background. Tho much talked of Amsterdam Roof is shown— story (from celebrated stage success) now run ning in Philadelphia North American. Have You Noticed? "Breed of Men" shown in Stato College on , February 25th is having its first showing in Philadelphia this week at The At:cadia? ' ' • PENN STATE COLLEGIAN STATE TO MEET . NAVY SATURDAY (Continued - from Mut poco) Ing from an alines. on Ills log. and Tecann, who competed against Penn, has im Injured rib. The remainder of the team w lll likely be the same as that which wrestled against Lehigh hint Saturday Lehigh on Mori 15th The Lehigh University wrestling team will be met on the Armory floor on March fifteenth In a return meet, In thin, houever, them In , little doubt but that the result will be 110 MON, hat differ ent than It was In Saturday's contest. The team that represents Penn State In thin meet will 110 considerably tint:lng er than that {WIWI M. defeated at South Bethlehem. Tickets for this meet nill he on.sale at the Co-op store, Monday, Wednes day, and,Thursday of next week. The price of adn)ktslon will oo anounecd Inter 1111111131111 11 1 01 1113 1111 111 1 1 1 11 0 1 11111=111111111111M11111111111011111111111111111111111111011111111M113111111111111C1W1111111110111111111111011111111111 I ONLY A FEW LEFT 1 EI gWe have only a few pairs I of Nettleton- Cordovans left 1 and will not have any more this season. " , g g If you are thinking of get- . 0 1 ting a pair of these elegant shoes N 2 g you must act quickly. g 1 COLLEGE BOOT SHOP - 1 H. D. Meek, Prop. imunonnuutsionnumniimmucnummitomoomminim uommumumumomitninunitutinuoultimminmumw WILL ROGERS in "Laughing Bill Hyde" MARION DAVIS ; in "The Belle of New York" FARMERS' WEEK PROVES SUCCESS (Continued from flrot pogo) treated by the faculty and students-of the college that they expressed a de sire to come back for another Farmers' Week In the mt . & future So Insistent was the desire for another Farmer's Week among the visiting friends of the college that a faculty meeting was held on Thursday night and a committee was anointed to prepare for another Far mers' Week to be held Juno seventeenth to nineteenth. According to present plans this will be different from any meeting of this kind over held hero before. The work will' be divided into sections un usual but Instead of mooting In the agricultural buildings all the lectures will be given - out of doors If weather conditions will permit. This will allow a larger number of visitors to be accomodated than ivas over here before The campus and the college farms will be covered with signs which will explain the work which is being ==:m= 'Manhattan SPRING \ PATTERNS JUST IN Madras, Crepe, Silk and Linen Mixtures and .All Silk. The New Patterns are Here. New Spring Neckwear In a L'arge Variety of Styles . ' NEW HATS., . - • _ Our Complete Line now Ready. ' Crofut & Knapp, Knapp Felt and Dobbs & Co - The Largest Showing you will find, tffording Largest Choice of Shapes, Colors and Finish • Suits from FASHION PARK The HOUSE. of KUPPENHEIMER yaw, gint,Eatearlotiiier , Ll l l OV/ Tarred Press; \ DELLEFONTE AND STATE COLLEGE -PA. dons on' the various experimental plots and uhloh nig 'make It easy for the stranger to find demonstration. and experiments dealing with tho porticular line of work in which ho interested. By this mothod tho farm% will bo able to see for himself tho cults of the 'various experiments Instead of having It_explained to him in tho lecture room. 4-,-,-:4444.4-:-:-:444+4444÷:4++4-:-:-:-:-TH-H4+++,1,1111,, ~, I I ~.. $c- A'IFERERS z t ...e. - , ..c Take Notice_ - We Lead, Others Follow 1. ::. Special Prices Weekly on All Staple Grocerlesb .:1 4 4 ' \ BEANS—Our Specialty this We J. H.-MUSSER . GENERAL MERCHANDISE ' ' , "The Quality Store" , 441 W. College Ave. , '-Y 1 r: t 1.4.. : e l , : : Ili ::: 3: - .1: -Both Phones 4. •::-:-:+r, , .-H-1-;-:•4-x-t-H-•+ ,,,, A- , -,:-:-:-:-:44-:-:-) e > u erpslat Cafe The place for that 10;30 -lunch - _ You'll like an oyster stew, , Or a juicy Hamburg tucked away in a bun. And don't forget a PIE When the Freshman goes for eats. III011111111111112111111M11110111111111111131111111111111:1111111111111121111111111111011111111111101111111111111311111P111101111111111101111111111110MWIMUM t H-:-;.:444:-:-:4-:-:-:.:-:-:-.”4:-:-;-:-.1,-..,,,,,....,-:-:-:-; ; ; 1 I ; I ; 1( 1 1 ; :E :t Victor and Colu mbia „s. .4. - ..., Records( ... .. _ We have just received the late Victor Records for :1. this month. Come in and hear them 'played. r DON'T FORGET 3 C The late Columbia records come out the 10th of t' each month. So be on hand to hear all the latest song and dance hits. Machines Sold on Easy Terms • :The Heffner Drug Company: "At Your Service" • r GRAFF S. STEWART, Ph. G.. Manager United Cigai Stores Agency S H I Wedfteadeiy, March 5,1919 First National,:Bani State College, Pa. - W. L. FOSTER, President • DAVID F. )(err, Cashier
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