' Page Four HAVE YOU SEEN OUR BIG 79 Cents SPECIAL Full Pound Boxes Come In—We Will Surprise You Sole Agents for the Big SAMOSET Line of Chocolates GRAHAM & SONS, on the Corner 'VARSITY MAKES CLEAN SWEEP ON EASTERN TRIP (Continued hum lirst page) on Glum'es's thlee-bagbm mer the eenter Ileldm'g head Cranky came 10000 011 1111 m tor by the Al 111 men. Thu l'enn Sl:lto—Wolfe. lb. I:eib, as, 71.1/nllp, If. Mull In. of, 11:111Inkel. db. Ilsublllt, db. Cltamlet If, Craig e. Mon te/ p If est 1'010—M=1110) 31,, Lloleal, ef, Tate ss. Ilulinen, 131110, lb, Johnson, If. MeCat 13, c, Punt, I', 11uns, IVolfe, If:Enb, Knapp, Mull 01, 1:111I00er. Grunlet , Iltubllty. Mohnen, 131110. Tine° base 1,110. 111111..1, (1,5.0- ley TI,O b vie lilts, Mullin, K ,, . , 00. Dunnne) . Molts/ b.,sco, Wolfe, Johnson Su tick out. by 100, bt Polk. ten ILlse un b Ills. off Ifunlel, ono, off Polk 11,0 Stole bt 10011,00. Min/ :1011-1 0 1 0 0 0 5 0-7 7ata3 0110 11efeated The LettiNette contestv. in a much mote Int, i eetlnct canto Penn State red all Ile tuns la the (Will Inning, e, hen Unto bunelnal hits and et !ors Id. the Lebo. ette melt pet tinned tin ee Dine and 'White runners to close the plate Mullen ',aced the urine hoot ninon Into tAtra Innings Illicit he 111 tdc IL- Lion it cite-Ii traded eatenot Intechne sett r's long lit In the eetentlt Inning . 'The ntll :wet high. net Mullen vent Into LIQOP rioter tin It, and on en thee etas (uncoil to rat rite .t spurt and it le 111 to spear the h ill A t nutter n. 1,1 on second Lace at tine time and the lICI/10 %SOUK] hate been tied, hail Alullan not made Ole [hinting catch and toned 1.1111 elite Penn Sta.'s coring nt It nal AN 11.11 .I. NI:111( for Wolfe and t double. 131 IC.UII, M111(.11 0,.010,1 Ow Mot bi.ein to Knapp follon ed o, WI is vlngl, uml MIAMI, mingled to 11,111 ahndit huntedi ttely ALD EAGLE FLYING CLUB Lock Haven, Pa• Deft e‘-in tn) iton.l uottn s, 15 to 20 tninutev lit log el4_ll tin), tn.* of uLtiunOn inotorv, gun et ninents. coin -I..ien, limp 1 e ullnu, t etc lie tvttlon, Nn lnunlnß. t moot., st cst ling, I,o,ing, etc Tuition 1300, whit.ll e% co) 0111110 Begins Jul> 5 tilt! Inst 4 tno montiol Fdt - the Best Bread, Pies and Cakes State College Bakery Our Ice Cream Has No Equal Groceries and Meats And the Best Quality Dry Goods No matter what you need in the above line, we have it and at the right price. McEachren's Frazier St. State-Center Electric Co. Everything Electric often, sewing both Kolb and Knapp. Atte. these had clotted the plate Mal ian tat caught on the base tine and put out The tine-up• Penn Stule—Wulfe, lb; Korb, es, Knapp, if. Mutton, of, Ki!linger, 2b; Laublitv, eh, Lightnet. If, Craig 0, Chamiel, D Lebo ette—Wolbach, et ' Re sting If, Anderson, ib; Chilson, if, Ttunbotel. lb, Welles, 2b; Reber, es; e; Tierney, p Runs, Wolfe Iron b, Kropp, Anderson, Tamoret Tao base lilt, Korb. SO unit out, by Cramlts. tent , hl Tietney, amen. Rases on balls, off Grandes% three; oft Tierney, four. Settle Is Innings Penn State-0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0-3 Lot/state-0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0-2 PENN BOXERS WIN FIRST DUAL MEET (Continued from first page) he surmised the boxing enthusiasts hole by whining the all-eelege chum ntomillp In the 123-1/011M1 ChM. The 125-pound bout was am nugres e emolument between Slornan of Penn and "lllchs•' Ft minors of Penn Slum These two moo em boxers of ta nned. the "lune pc and the bout woo Intense 4 Intmestlng The Judges do ehdon was Imy close, and the Penn SUITS Made-to-Order Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Unique Tailoring Co. 141 Allen Street i WRIGHT & DITSON I Championship Tennis Balls Full Line of Rackets and Champion "REDS" Tennis Shoes 1 • RadKets Restrung The Athletic Store Inc. On the , Co-op Corner : - :-:-:-:-:-:-x-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:÷:-:-:-:-:-:-x-:-:-K-x-:-:-:•+•:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-xio- , :-:-:-:-:-:-:-: The largest showing---the most diversified col lection---the new braids, the new weaves in all the new variations of width in brim and height of crown. Crofut & Knapp Straw Hats $3.00 and $3.50 Panamas $6,, $6.50 and 8.00 .....___2 • ' - -'' -1 • , '1 4 ‘..pq :I: . *f SIM, the Clothier tfl, ~ t 4 I X IEtWIEIIIOII, State College and Bellefonte RAMINIV, t IPAIMIS ! IT-Wl2§: •E -- --<s , - , :e.. -- ----- 4'- ' ti 1•4444+:-:444444+4 man non by a very slight margin. The big surprise of the meet came Mien McFadden of Penn State scored an nsy victory ever Penn's star baser, Don Lew, in the 135-pound class The Penn man spent the most of Ills time in the ring in attempting to solve Mc- Fadden% atylo of attack and dellnage, but meginminio the Penn State man struck him continually In effecthe places and moil the decision easily. In the 145-pound bout, Crant of Penn non a decision user Cooper of Penn State. Cooper lual his bout son until the last thia ty seconds, m hen he weak ened and the Penn man landed him foul or the tolling bloms shish gained him the decision. 'rho ICD-pound bout between Aiken, of Penn State, and Atinstrong, of Penn, was the only conteit to go ONCT three bounds, Aiken finally winning the de cision in the e‘tla lound. This bout 004 much different from the others, both men being ver!, much exhausted nt the end of the third tound, and considerably bruised Iloneter, Aiken came back strong In the extra session and pummeled his opponent net erely, tel clog hint to gi‘o may and putting 0 gloat deal of [oleo behind each blow, . . The heimuelght bout was n surm his to Penn State enthusiasts no fat as its outcome %vas concerned It was e, pouted that Hence; would easily Ulll mer his rival, but Bourne, the Penn man, resorted his strength, with tile result that his lighting In the second Smith i The TAILOR Cleaning i Pressing and Repairing 1 1 State College, Pa. , I Knapp Felt Dobbs & Co. :4++ , ol4•l+l4++Pef PENN STATE COLLEGIAN anti thha I . olllldBlll so much superior to the Penn State man's that ho won the decision The bout opened with a rush on the part of the Penn State rem csentathe Heaney struck his man time and ngnin. twice forting him over tile lopes and into tiler wd with telling Wens. However, as the close of the Hist round drew non, lienneY 11110 not very obserlant of his guald and while molting a Wilde lush, le ceived a blow on the Jaw which tem' poem Ily floored him. Better boxing in the othet bounds 11011 the decision for Dom ne INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET ON SATURDAY (Coninued from Ilra pos0) umn. thoeux thlom There mat be caseu liouever, where the mem. A,lll be run a little ahead of the lit.lietluled time. and It will be neceesary fun each team to Nittany Theatre ris 0.11 „,,%”' Lig• _::-- 0,1,,,, i l ls', Al•-• • • b\. ," / j,..5•4-2-,...; -- ..- OHYOU worturr Lgictiva MONDAY, MAY 19th—Matinee at two, and evening Oh! You Women! John Emerson - Anita Loos PRODUCTION With ERNEST TRUEX and LOUISE HUFF A Riot of Laughter—A Rebuke to the Unpatriotic who wont give back jobs to soldiers. ADDED ATTRACTION—Repeat Showing FATTY ARBUCKLE in "The Bell Boy" COMING FRIDAY, MAY 23rd _.A.NITA STEWART IN HER NEWEST SUPER PRODUCTION "Mary Regan " SATURDAY, MAY 24th CECIL B. DeMILLE Presents ARTCRAFT Special "For Better For Worse" Starring Gloria Swanson and All Star cast—which appear ed in "Don'e Change Your Husbands". Even more elaborately done that this wonderful photoplay. COMING—"THE RED LANTERN" The Picture of the Year• keep posted regarding the order of events. In each case the events In 'Class A Seth be tun off first, and then those in class 13. As the last thing In the afternoon, the annual interfraternity relay will be held The neck management has de cided to allow 'varsity men to compete In this. to matte competition more Iceen Adminsion for poisons outer then students till he Ilfty cents. students must show their student tickets befote they can gain admittance Promarns giving full details concerning tile meet till he on sale timing the day at ten cents each. Because of the tidily weather luta Sutural*, both the Tug-or-Woe and the Interclass track men[ were postponed. The hitter still be hold on May twenty fourth, and announcement of the for mer he posted on the college bul letin boards /b. N,,,,, .. ~•4,k, ~..„-,,,,.: :......,. •, . t ...,..,. .., z ,-..i., , ,,,„-: ,,, ,T..4.0r,-,... , ‹C."`: - .;,', \ P-:',4 , J - . ..,.', :•,, • 1 , • •,, ~';:4- . - !,.,, -... ..,<.• . "it ~, .,..I" ;;',''', 'iSMW Old Hampshire Bond and Vellum Stationery The Stationery of Distinction and Quality For Both Ladies and Gentlemen Wright & Ditson Championship Tennis Balls The Official Ball for 33 Years Penn State Varsity Shop Harry Swimmer Save Your Junk from Spring Cleaning Paper, Books and Rags . Bell phone 28 \V 700 E. Beaver Avenue. For a Good Square Meal GO TO THE PENN STATE CAFE Phone Orders Delivered Prompltly .:..:-:•4—:—:—:..x..:-:..:—:—:..:÷:÷:—:—:..:-:÷:..x..:—:—:..:..:—:÷:—:—:—:÷x÷:—:—:—:-.:..:..:..x..:—;. .:. i• THE LEE SLOTTED THROAT RACKET •e• ii . : , fe s• :: The "Dreadnaught Driver" * * + is STANDS AT THE HEAD OF OUR COMPLETE LINE; if. TENNIS RACKETS .., ~.: + A COMPLETE LINE OF SPORTING GOODS 1 :C. 4. t. . and EVERYTHING MUSICAL ..1 ) •? THE MUSIC ROOM + e 4. 4. Sporting Goods and Everything Musical 1: ___ IT WILL MAKE Your Mouth To Lift the Cover Prim a Box of Meade Sweets Belle and see how daintily they arc assorted and packed. We guarantee every ounce to be absolutely pure. Make your next order for candy, Belle Meade Sweets, Bon Bons,,Mixed Chocolates,,Etc. SPECIAL THIS WEEK Loose Candy, 90c Value 69c a Lb. The Heffner Drug Company "At Your Service" The Leading Druggisti--Graduate Prescription Service -:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:»x»:-:-:-:÷:÷: A Real Varsity Shop L. K. METZGER ' Wednesday, May 14, 1919 ti A, lAtk 9 1 COLLAR I CUIETTPEABODY &Co INc OY NY 1 Water SOLD AT
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