Fage Four
'The Pipes
Big Pipes Little Pipes
Straight Pipes Crooked Pipes
Briar Pipes Cob Pipes
Case Pipes Class Pipes
GRAHAM & SONS, on the Corner
GOOD RECORD MADE
BY 'VARSITY FIVES
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ore i eeeided en having been plated be-
Mean the Pitt passers and tiro Blue
and White cage teams. Ten of these
fourteen games resulted In \ Ictorle% for
Penn State. the remaining four being
victories foi Pitt Pitt has not been
ablo to defeat the Blue and White quin
tet since the season of 1017 %hen one
victory sloe registered 1.01 a Blue and
Cold live
The clone of the 10ID season makes
It possible for some figures concerning
individual qi tiring to be mailable In
the thittaen games In which 1110 Penn
Stale she limited, 629 pointy mere regis
tered LIM against 290 scored by oppo
nents. The largest scores registered by
the Blue and White quintet were eighty -
six against Susquehanna, fifty-four
against Geneva, fifty...toren against Car
negie ToLil, and forty-eight against the
Great Lakes Naval team Penn and La
fayette were the only opponents 01110
ware able to gain victor!es O 1 er the
Penn Sutte combination and both of
01.0 customs V. ern played °ally In Um
tioastin on liontlio floors Pons was able
to score tint ty-three points against the
Penn State passers while Lafayette
was reignowilble for the other defeat
with tint ty•511100 points.
Wolfe pro Ned to be the the most con
mistent point getter for the Blue and
White 1150 for this season, seining 240
point% of Lilo total of 129. Ole registered
set enty-one goals from the field during
the season and was also able to not 101
Points by, fouls. Mullan scouted the
nes.t most points for Penn State In the
form of fifty !bald gads and Melte
fouls, for a total of 112 The number of
Points tooled by Klllingor 'cam unusual,
the 'Amity Penn State guard being able
to register thirty-three goals from the
deli during the thirten gain.
The summuy of the season's scoring.
F. O. Fl. O. Pls.
71 104 246
60 12 112
2G 14 . 64
33 0 66
3 1 7
7 0 14
8 0 16
1 0 2
1 0 2
IVol ft, p
Mulion I'
Ritto r
KIIIIngt r C
N%ll on 0
Ileplork C
AleNtlllan a
Milo a
NVIIIInma C
109 131 528
Wolfe to Captain 1910 Flee
a meeting of ..bob" men hold on
lost I"rlday evening. elections were
made for the 1920 season Wolfe. center
and forward on this year's five, wan
elected to captain the 1920 team Wolfe
is a Junior In college this year and next
year will be the last that ho will bo
%ennoble for tho Blue and Whites gain
ed. .1 9. Martin '2O, was elected to
manage next year's five, while M. W.
Moyers '2l, 1, 9. Detwiler '2l, and
Tester '2l, were elected drat madstent
manager.
SOPHOMORES NOTICE
411 Sophomores wishing to Cry out
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reception and dance In the Aim.)
On Wednesdit) morning the cont.
me:moment procession will form at the
anneal° Libtat y nt nine tulip-16v and
the ginduailon exercises will begin In
.the Auditorium at ten o'clock. to the
afteinoon there probably will be a in
ception to tin parents of graduates and
other commencement %Mums in the
Open Alt Thentet
On Wednesday etching the Junior
Pt out trill Le held ill the Al mury. The
Junior Pew. n% !deb 11l the ratchet! te
eeption tmleted the Seldom by the
members ot the Junlet Class, alit be
[toned Ode Jour as In pro-hur dots,
net:coding to the 00.081011 made at the
last meeting of the class of Me
MUSICAL CLUBS TO
SECURE NEW DIRECTOR
Piro:less has treen made during the
past meek In lege.' to the policy of
the Clem and Mandolin club for the
ten - minder nt the teal In that se‘eral
Important steps limo been taken
tonald4 scouring a director for the
Cleo Club to take chat go until Dean
Robinson retutns to Penn State Mr
C W Dorn. aloe has been In charge at
the club for the pdat tea months, has
found it Impovable for trim to continue
the v.olit of dhecting the Glee Club
In rehearsals and concerts, and, cense
quentl3, the Council of Administration
Is making no effort to secure a director
twin outside to take chatge of the af
fairs of the club for the remainder of
the college sear
Preparations ate hollig mode for the
commencement concert millet, will be
ghee on Saturday night. June ii. An
attempt Is being made to WU..
dress Iron sim rot' this et ent and it
plans mature, a concet t up to the
standards not by clubs beton the mat
Hill ho the result The Glen and Man
dolin Club has worked under consklet
able dialect* doting the wall° college
yew, but there Is no doubt that the
concert during commencement meek will
be well no; th heating.
All rieshmen desiring to to , out for
the position of 'Varsity football manager
should sign up at the Graduate Mana
ger's °Moo before April let.
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BOXING MEET IS
WON BY SOPHOMORES
:Conunuod Irom first me)
teend did I.ntHet cnbtain the dethilon,
Throughout the hoot - Minot got no mono
clean face punches, but he I eLeit ed
some of Moe nes• left Jabs and felt their
effect, shaking Maim the force of Nonni ,
of them. In the extra. tound, loot ever,
Laney moll) wont over the Freshman, and
he deserted the decision, for he Prot ed
himself tine better borer of the two
The 145-pound bout opined with cau
tion on the pant of tho pantielpants,
"flick" rriednoin '2l and 13>ron —, and
the) met el> sported for about It noisome,
and then Filed:non sudden]) let loose
hlo sitaight Jabs and night hooks and
had Ills opponent against the topes,
!Milting him right and left. 133 n on dls
pla)ed a goad grade of lighting on into
part ,and ' , hotted into ability to take
Punishment, but ho cotta In no may able
to cope ulth the quick punches of the
Sophomore and In the last round sins
SO oi.laniusted that the toren an stopped
the bout to WINO the neshman (tom a
knockout
The IGO-pound bout between Schiffer
'2l tuid S Ftledmen '22 Ilan a well
fought and aggressive contest. Against
an opponent mho "slugged - vety little,
Schiffer uould hese had better oppot-
Lenity for placing his shalt labs, but
niminst Fihdruttn, he had little chance
to break tin ough the Freshmen's guard
and place his Ideas Friedman fought
consistent') thtoughout the contest and
merited the decision which he obtained
Tile 175-pound bout betucen Aiken
'2l and Stein '22 began with much ag
otos/the:test on the lout Or both con
testants These men Mere fairly evenly
matched, of tile wane height, length of
atm, OLOli build, and a close bout Mots
looked for The litst Lound Mnn 1110 C.
a dot
.1011 sum lauding Hug
-0:i1 clean face Mous In the second
10000, Stein st.arted out IMO n VAIlt
and rallied blown tight and left
user Allten's head. but none pf them
Uttli 100111 t rtectise Aiken united, 111111
is hen the 551114,111 d mas nlniust spent,
Li:Wed Into Stein's blows and placed a
straight tight Jab on his klw Which
floored him instantb, Ho gut Up, and
Aiken struck him 000111. in the sumo
place. and Stein fell face doss nn and It
ens nut a clean knockout, but close to
it, and .1 ntattet of a foss more blows
could loose settled It, had the torero°
not stopped the bout, announcing Aiken
l as the victor
The heavy weight bout beta eon Cooper
. 21 and W 1.148 '22 decided the tourna
ment. Up until this bout, the mote was
tied, each team winning tine° bouts.
Weise, the Pre , dimen showed Ills grit
attic ho slatted aft. the Suphomote
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DAVID P. ICAPP. Cashier
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SM. I T I H. O
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PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
unit rallied blows on hint ft ont the tight
and left. In the second round, boa ever,
Cooper hod Ilttlo trouble, end rally In
the round. - Placed a r Ight hook on tho
cot ner of Weiss' jaw end the Freshman
fell backward to the floor. Ile nroso and
deter mined to keep on, but nnothel blot,
sent Mtn reeling and the referee 0100
stopped this bout, a lob the result that
Cooper tons the eletto and the Sopho
mores here tiro winners of the meet.
"Doe" Lewis refereed the meet. and
Neil Fleming, Graduate-Afanager of
.ttMeiks, and Ray Homey 'l9 mere
Judges, NOM° Chem . 10 acted no time
keopm.
PENN STATE WRESTLERS
DOWN LEHIGH IVIATAIEN
(Continued (coin (list page)
minutes got. n double arm lock hold
which resulted In the Lehigh man's
being three n Scone, Penn State it,
Lehigh S.
In the 175-pound class. Shanllx, of
Penn Mille, U 11.4 (Mown by Monte). of
Lehigh, calt'o melee minutes of hand
o moulting Neither man lett Me feet In
file firxt nine minutes, although board
the end Shaulis watt tushlng ills Op
ponent for an opening In the Slot ex-
Ha three minute pet 1011. Manly) 'win
on top and kept Itll4 adtanutge until
time MU; called In the NOCOIId extra
three minute pet fed, :Moults one able to
hold Afanley (loon tot but a too NOCOMIN,
and then lie fell Into 0 bad body bold,
Bunt 011Ich he could not extt kale him
self. Score Penn State It Lehigh 14.
The tirtult of the meet. Baneful% de
pended upon the outcome of the hem
otight clans, 11001.11 oho Is the tegulat
Lehigh heavy, eight man, was unable to
o f exile In the meet at South Bethlehem,
land no little wan l i nooe of his uti ength
0101 skill The men went to OM Mitt
I In tile but too minutts, with Black
on top, where lo t emained long enough
to umlaut Ms winning the decision.
Booth gut to 1110 feet but it OM not long
before both men uguln went to the nuts
afiZTilho
The masterdemingpaidl"
17 degrees
at all stationers
At times, Black Atns on top ntul nt ethot
times. Booth held the upset position.
Both men came neat ,Inning falls at
Various times, and In smeral canes it
looked as though Black wete almost
thrown. In each ease, houe‘er, Ile
Idged MIL and the iltst mine
minutes resulted in n Mau In the
list extta Once minute period, Melt
seemed the tippet position, nide!, he
maintnined, almost scenting a fall In
the second. extra Olive minute pet lad.
Black tetlggled out clam uncle, and al
though he ,11t1 neatly throne once, he
seemed the top position and kept it.
therein, winning the derision by net es 01
minutes' nutight Some. Penn Slate 10,
Lehigh 11
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The surnmorlev of the meet hem on
follows
115-Pound cla,44—Catbet, Penn State,
anon rtenolth , . Lehigh, olth a head
and aim hold Time, fourteen minutes,
one second Flint nine minutes le
xalted In a draw.
125-pound ctn.—Moine. Venn Slate
as tin dun 133 Captain get tat, Lehigh
Mlth 11 NON and chancel) hold- 'Cline
three minutes, Col tt secondx,
135-polind clan—ailirocit, Penn Mate
loivt on deelnion to Bert°lett, Lehigh
Time. nine ininutev
115-pountl clone—:\ Toni., Penn State,
'Paned a fall noel Loeeer. Lehigh, ally
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