Page Six The Great Triurnverate Samoset Chocolates PARK & TILFORD CANDIES Chocolate Products Specialties GRAHAM & SONS on the Corner SOLE AGENTS BUCICNELL HOLDS VARSITY TO LOW SCORE VICTORY (Continued from first MO watchful Iliggina teem ered the ball, when Mangan tumbled tile punt For tune turned twain on the folk/ming glut, when Robb fumbled and Alottell recovered fur the Halters Aftet one unsuccessful line buck, Dowser punted to /Villager on the ha term 15-)1114 line Eililinger returned tile twat to Bucknell's 'tO-toed mnik. Right tit the opening of tile BeCOllli quarter Am 1111-side penalty test ClllO loin Iligginee melt n touchdoun The State eleven had 1t red the ball en Its SS-)ard /Imo, following a punt by Bonner. On the nest play WM allot around right end like a 11110 bul let and aped over tile goal line for what looked like a sure touchtroun Um pire Taggart, honey.. deeteed that it Blue and White linemen had been over-anotouu during the Om, and the oval elect hmk to the Matting Point plum the additional INe yard.; t3teked on tin nn offelde poruilly The Blue and White oggiegatlon nen not to be denied, honmer A net les of end runs by Way and off-tackle punches by Ilea% Robb and I:lllinger, niter a fen temporal) tot ems. Mien) worked the mini to nithin lite )m1133 of the enemy goal line At 113133 point. 1130 pluck) team from Lenlalmor gate montlesful exhibition of iletemlbe piny ==l Backed up againot their 5-yard line, alth the State eleven In possession of the ball on the first (loan. the 13tmit nen lino held Ilke a concrete ball, and at the end of the fourth dean the ball still rested six 1nc1.., limn) hon. the ball line Unfortunately for the Lou isburg team, their game stand came for naught. On the Mat play after they had recovered the IA 01. limner punted out of bounds un Ills men 10-laid line. The Penn State offense again got under way and on the third play Way crashed over the goal line fel a touch down. Conover inbreed the goal by a narrow margin The half ended shorti> afternards pith the boll in Ducknell's 1.10e1.11011 on its 25-yord line Just prior to the ending of the half, 'Saner replaced Way flt quarterback. the lat ter havlng'sustained an Injured leg In the scrimmage preceding Ma touch down On the Ducknell Bide the nen ond quarter witnessed the aubstitution of Stiehl for Donaldson and Dent for Wargo. I=l With the opening of the second bolt, the contest took on all the character- Unice of a Ilrat-chow game of water polo In the sea of mud and water lvhich marked the playing acid, both teems flounelenca about In a rain en deavor to keep their footing, and gains from scrimmage became almost out of the question As a result the game developed into an almost continuous exchange of punts between liens and howeer Throughout the greater part of the half the Penn Stale wart bet kept the ball In their opponents• terrher) and - ,1111 _ L on novena occaalonn norlotialy threat coed the enemy goal lino During the third quarter Short won substituted for Itorenblum and Daligiff for Man gan In the BUcknoll lineup. All of the Penn Stew gobstltutionn In the nee . end half were made In the fourth wonder Sr hen Couch Borticit sent In 11,0000 for Robb, Snag for Killlnger, Beck for Mils, Cmory for Henry, and Baer fot Emery The Curious substl- Lothar, had no Influence on the final tooth, boheter, and the game finally ended with the MI in Bucknolfn pos. xe,sion on its 5-yard line, neither side bating been able to alter the flatiron set Up in the Prat half of the conflict Tho line up Peim State Badmen AleCullum La Wargo Comm er LT Homan Gem!. La ]Morrell Rauch C Donaldson Illlls RC Rosenblum Cobb.. RT refill II iggins (Copt )__ RC McDermott Robb QD Mangan lail Inger 1.1113 ...liendron (Cart ) W. RIM Kostos 11., MB 'Bowser 'Dminion .. Way. nest Cool. Courser. Subotitutiono• Penn Strtto—ltitner for My, Moines for Robb, Snell for 1:11110get, Beek for 111110, Emory for Heim, Eider for Emory Bucknell— Illeiti for Donaldson, Dent for Wargo. Short rot Rosenblum. Da) bort for Man min. Smith for Ilondron Bobo ee. Dennis, University of Penn * honk, Umpire. Totmort. Rochester. !bad 'Memnon, J C Holienback. Unl )erall) of Poninbletudit Tinto of goat loll• 15 minutes SUNDAY, CHAPEL SPEAICIIR. The chapel encatter for Sunday trill be Dr John /.7 Turtle. of Sl.rettmore Suarthmere, Pa Dr. Tuttle W. a Penn Stnto last tear. when Ito anti the main Invoker on Decoration Day at tint memorial enrolees held In commemoration of Penn State's dead M the Great War. FORESTRY SOCIETY "EATS" The annual feed of the Forestry So ciety lute held in the noodlot Tuesday night. October sixth The feed took on the nature of a reunion, represen tatives of classes from . 17 on being present The fifty men present com prised the largest over out to a For estry meettntj. Speeches wyre made by mymbern of the faculty of the School of Forestry, who explained the alms and !dents of the profession Doc tor IP D Kern sins the guest of the evening and entertained with a nifty speech. The eats also plated a great part In the entertninment. After sing ing the Alma Mater around tho camp fire, tile meeting nos adjourned. WAR lETERANS ATTENTION! All men nib 'tye returned from nersiee nitether overseas or not are urged to send their service record and photograph to the alumni Once no noon as possible This ex cludes the S A T. C men. You Well = Dressed Young Fellows know good style when you see it. You appreciate' 'clothes of style an refinement. That is why we believe these stylish, new, Fall are just the kind that will appeal to your tastes and desires. They were designed for you -.- all t goodness of quality and looks that a suit could have, are in them. embrace many exclusive and original designs very new. all-round belt models: high waist effects: very stylish double-breasters, showing many new advanced ideas in lapel, plaits, etc., a choice variety of new single-breasters. just as stylish and as scrupulously correct. STATE TO CLASH WITH DARTMOUTH (Continued from first Dodo) Min of the 1919 Freshman team and played on the varsity In 1916 Rob ertson, a 993-poUnder, is left half, and before nerving In the army Co.. captain of the 1920 Freshman team Eckberg is at right half, and Jordan, of the Artillery and 1920 Freshman team, Bite the position of fullback In the lint of Dartmouth oubethuten ore Moore, right guard, Weld, left gunrd. Buttmelor, left end; llenly, lett trickle. Sheperd, center, and Holbrook. loft halt bock. The weighte of the H..overlan players are an tobotre: NI) era. Lt 155 pounds Shelburne, sir 185 pounds Crisp, LG 173 pounds Cunningham, C 175 pounds YYoungstroln, RO 185 Pound. Murphy, 17. T "IC pounds Cogsuell, 174 pounds Copt Cannel!, Ql3 140 pounds Robertson 11813 193 pounds Rehberg. 81113 171 pounds Jordon. Fl 3 161 pounds Substitute. Moore, /10 Weld, 1.0 Suttmeler, Lli _ __l74 pounds _lB7 pounds _.IGO pounds Healy. LT 184 pounds Shepherd, C 180 pounds Holbrook. LUll 100 pounds .oST—Alrdalo dog. dloannearod from !gm CM House, Thuroday October ccond Tog on collar road,-B. E. U Moll U, Williamsport. Pa. Nano. Blllee Notify Sigma Chi House. o AST—Umbrellas behind btenclim at ,ame hint Saturday. Finder pleano °turn to Regintraea 01(100. • 111=121M11M1111=11111111311111111111101111MMIUM11111111111121111111111111311101111131111111111111:111 1 111 1 111101111 For QUICK SERVICE and the BEST FOOD i Penn State Cafe . E Open until 1:00 A. M. - _--. College Avenue and Pugh Street State College 11311:1111111M2111111111111121111111111=1111111=11111111=MM111111131111111111111111M1011111111311/1111=011111111111=1 aumummuminanoimumunimummomititumnutimmuutinumumuuumuutimultutunintutinii . anituninionuutummuil The Athletic Store, Inc. ilitnillillimpllllllllllllollllllllllMllllllMllMMlllllllll3littlinitUOUlnuinplMllllllllo4MllllllUMWll===l=llllUtlii Fashion Park and Kuppenheimer Clothes These Distinctive New Fashion Park and Kuppenheimer Clothes--- PENN STATE COLLEGIAN JATERAZY SOCIETY ORGANIZES A meeting of students enrolled In public speaking classes was held on Monday night, In the auditorium of the Liberal Arts building, for the pur pose of orgunizing a literary society. to be named later Recommendations of the organization committee were read and W.. 1 Bitchln 'la. And Miss M. 'IV Barnett wore elected president and secretary respectively. Tho preei dent appointed a committee to draw up a constitution and by-laws, con sisting of B W. Stipplee, Miss Julia Bostock, nod D. IC Eaton T 2. The purpose of the club Is to provide en tertainment and practice along literary lines, and all students Interested are Invited to attend the next meeting, to be held next Monday night In room 25. Liberal Arts Building CENTRE COUNTY CLUB A mooting of the Centre County Club will ho held Thursday night. at seven o'clock, 210 Old Main. All Cen tro County students out. I g On Co-op Corner Many Smart Patterns Rich Color-Tones--- and quality all-wool fabrics---cassimeres, unfin ished worsteds, serges, cheviots, tweeds an iridescent cloths in stripe effects, diagonals, bas ket weaves, herringbones and overplaids i] many elegant shades of brown, heather mixture green, gray and blue. $35 TO $6O Oothi tr uu correct dress ‘-',7- ,,-, ./- I ' I 6Ii..LEFONTE AND S_TATE COLLEGE -,PA. C Ale Real ging as sure cts you live Believe it or not—it's a fact. The reason for Fatima's popu- That simple, soft foil Fatima larity is "JUST ENOUGH package is tqday America's most TURKISH." fashionable package for cigarettes. Instead of containing too moth • Turkish as do the expensive straight Most fashionable because most Turkish cigarettes, Fatima contains widely used by those men who just mug /. T ur ki s h....,.mt, e .igh know "what's what" in smokes to taste right and just enough to At the big hotels and clubs, at leave a man feeling right,..even smart resorts such as Palm Beach when he smokes more than usual. and Atlantic City—even it New- You, too, wOl be proud of port itself—the Fatima package Fatima's package as soon as you now holds the prestige formerly test Fatima's quality. held board bybox. the fancy, expensive paste. 4, 16 s.e.t" FATIMA A &nsible Cgsarette ...... "—jurt enough Turkish" Wednesday, October 15, 1 , 20 for 23
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