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GRAHAM & SONS, on the corner, with 24 years
service extend a cordial invitation to all the Alumni
to visit their place of business, and if a convenience,
make it their headquarters for meeting old friends.
GRAHAM & SONS
DARTMOUTH GAME WILL
BE GREATEST IN EAST
(Cunllmicrt from nrtit i»iKo)
showed exceptional heudwork in trls
position Although «u*l consistent
u ground gainer us C.iundninn ho nov
cslhclcss is u gicnl livid general and
makes up fot his running l>> lids quai
ls. iordott, pluvlng at fullback mud
a immu Tor himself lust yuu h> Ids
i (insistent line plunglflg. 110 1» « nu l,c
the mulnstuvs of the teum In tho of
f, unite llulluook is a defensive man
although he tna> he counted upon to do
tils slmte of tho work in tho way
of line plunging. AHlmui.li Coacli
Spentu has had some trouble it Ith
ills wing positions lio never
theless seems to Imtu a formidable
pah "in the form of Woith and I'ostei
The latter lias been shifted from tho
baeklleld white the former was select
ed as tho best of the nine who were
tiding out for the position Sonnon
berg ami Neldllngor line up in the
tackle position white Crisp and Moore
will play at guard Cilsp was out of
the game for a short time with a bad
shouldei but ho Ims fully recovered
and Is better thin ever Cunningham
at center Is one of tho mainstays of
the line In fact, as a defensive plus or
it is haul to find Ids equal Tho line
averages but IbO pounds but Is very
fast white the batkfleld Is a combina
tion of speed and weight In all the
team ptesenls a very formldablo ap
pearance This Is probably tho most
Important game on tho Green schedule
and the student body nrc looking upon
It as tho deciding game of tho year
Tho team stayed at tho Spruco Creek
Country Club Inst night and will motor
to tho game.
Kino iinil While
The Penn State eleven Ims put in a
busy week making tho final prepara
tions for this contest. Tho Arst two
gnmes hav o Conch Bczdck opportun
ity for seeing what his men were cap
able of doing under flro and tho con
sequent >workouts have bettered their.
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X at !15 Frazier Street, over to A. B. and FREDREICK
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Ihe
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A SOFT, WONDERFUL STYLE OF COAT,
WHICH ADJUSTS ITSELF TO ANY MOVE
YOU MANE. EXTREME, BUT IN SPLEN
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THOUGH FLEXIBLY TAILORED .
work along mu lons Much. The Blue
tun) White nun realize tho potency of
this content and lime been working
haul to prepme themselves for it.
Tho> have been heart and soul In their
work and whatever the outcomo of the
Mime this Suturdu}, thJio will never
tie an.! doubt ns to whether the men
pi.ijed their best Bewick's "better
than jour best" will bo a major por
tion of thoh woik in this game. Thoy
have set themselves to tho task and
will pioduce everj effort to add to tho
kloij of Penn State.
inning the week tho men have been
Klvcn all tjpes of workouts Straight
foothill has been used consistently, but
several new plain have also boon work
til out Tho Bluo and White llno-up
this week will bp with out the services
of Itaj Duel, who was injuted over a
week ago, and DJok Rauch, who was
lomoved eailiei in the week. The Blue
and White team will bo several pounds
llghtei than the Big Green stonewall,
but sjihlt and lighting forte is oxpcct
■ d to make up for that deficiency. Tho
LMrtmouth line is much moro experi
enced thin the Penn Suite lino and a
great battle will lie fought out betw
een these opposing forces. Ever} Penn
btate man is In buck of tlint lino and
If mot ah suppoi t has os great an ef
fect as Nlltunjltes believe, then tho
line will hold The work of tho back
tlelds has been Improving steadily, but
the lack of sutltclont interference is
>il felt.
Duilng the week Klllitigor was shift
ed to quarter in place of Williams
wjio has not been well for some time
and the phi} of tho former has boon
a favorable pint of tho week’s work
Snell is at Ills old position at full,and
Is expected to bear a great portion of
the work of beating down tho oppon
ent's line At tho backs are "Charlie”
Waj and "Uinklu” Haines, both of
whom have been doing flno work all
week Wa} was ono of tho men on
the Blue and Whito cloven who was
so greatly feared by tho Dartmouth
team and Ills work this Saturilnj will
be watched gieatl} by the Hanover
ites In view of this fact. "Charlie’'
! inn> not be able to make many spoc-
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Dellefonte and State College - Pa.
tacular runs against them, but his
work will bo a great feature of the
Bluo and White offonso'ond it would
not be surprising If lie woru to uncork
one of those beautiful, dodging, squirm
ing runs of his over tho Grcon goal
line. Haines has also been doing work
of tho samo type us Way. ’'Hinkio”
is a wonder at dodging and his rips
through tho tackles mean many a yard
gained for tho Bluo and White. Brown
and McCollum continue at tho wing
positions Brown hns boon playing up
to old-time form and his tackling is
becoming a potent fnclor in tho team’s
defensive play McCollum hns improv
ed and has boon getting down tho .field
under punts and on forward passes
with a speed and suroncss that makes
him a desirable man for tho ond posi
tion. At center is "Deutsch” Bontz.
His work this season has boon of such
a.chuructur that in spile of tho short
time he lias been out for footbaal this
fall, he is tho man for tho center poet.
His passing, while not up to form In
the last game, has boon greatly im
proved and will be steady and accur
ate. On either side (if him will be
found Captain Harold Hess and ’'Red’’
OrllllUis. Hess has been doing lino
work on the line and bids fair io make
ns great a name for himself thoro as
he did In the backilold His punting
has bettered Itself and'the Bluo and
White captain may bo expected to put
up a great duel with Dartmouth's star
hooter. "Red” was substituted for
Rauch earl} in the week and has work
ed hard to be worth} of the post, and
his p!u> tomorrow will be indicative
of what lie will do for I’enn State. At
the tackles are Beck and Schustor.
Both of them uro mainstays on the
defense and when the Bluo and Whito
takes the ball, holes will be opened on
tho lino where theao mon play. Beck
Is an Ideal lineman, as great as ho
was In tho backfleld and 'his fight and
spirit are factors in keeping up tho
morale of tho men who play along
side him as woll us tho vvholo team.
Schustor is playing his first }ear on
tho vursity and bids fair to become a
permanent ilnumon ' under tho Blue
and White.
Tho teams will lineup on Saturday
as follows
COMPLETE
GOLF EQUIPMENT
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Beck
L E. Worth
L.T. Snncnbors
L. Q Criui>
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Mooro
Noldllnger
Foster
Boyer
□rundman
Holbrook
Jordan
PLANS STARTED FOR
PENNA. DAY PROGRAM
(Continued from first pago)
number of visitors ahva>s present at
this timo are looked upon to swell tho
crowd to'enormous proportions.
Thu ovonts of the duy will begin at
ten-thirty o’clock on Saturday morning
when the annual Pennsylvania Day 10-
v ievv of tho cadet regiment is to bo
held on Now Beaver Field .Although it
has been planned to Itavo somo promin
ent military ofUcer present at tills
affair, nothing definite along this lino
has been done by the commltteo In
charge, of- which Judge H. Walton
Mitchell is chairman. Tho review in
itself is always' one of tho best attend
ed events on the fmtiro program and
v Isitors nro usuallj so impressed with
It that thoy carry hack homo with them
reports of tho high piano on which
military instruction at Penn State
rests.
Saturday's Feutures.
The football gnmo 1 In tho afternoon,
however, between tho Bluo and White
otevon and tho University of Nebraska
wearers of tlio mole-skin will bo the
big fcaturo of the da} and tho one
that promises* to hold tho center of
Interest until tho very last play has
been made by tho opposing teams. The
contest will probably bo ono of tho best
over witnessed on Now Beaver Field in
asmuch os Nebraska lias the reputa
tion of putting out some of tho best
gridiron aggregations west of tho Mis
sissippi, a tact that Was forcibly shown
last year when thoy carried off
the championship of tho Missouri Val
le} Conference Much intorscctlonal
rivalry la also expected and will no
doubt ko a long wny In making the
game Intensely Intel eating.
Thu closing number to thu evcnla of
the day will come on Saturday even
ing when Mina Olive Kline will uppeur
with tho Perm State Glee Club uh guesl-
Mololat. Thu major part of thu pro
gram for thin nffnlr will bo rendered
by Mina Kline but thu Otco Club also
promises to como In for Its share, es
pecially In the closing iftimbur when
both the club and tho noted soprano
sing together
HAVEFORD FIRST
SOCCER OPPONENT
(Continued from first pngo)
tho Quaker collcgo by building up a
team. that, from present Indications,
will bo a strong contender for tho clinm
plonshlp again this year.
Coach Crowoll Ims had considornble
dllllculty In determining tho Unc-up
for llio opening game tomorrow. Spec
ial efforts will bo mudo to mako the
gnmo a success fiom a Pomr Stato
vlcwpoint, as the result will havo a big
Inlluoncu In Penn State's efforts to gain
membership' in the lntcrcolleglato as
sociation, which now Includus Yale,
Harvard, Prlncoton, Pennsylvania, Cor
nell, and Haverford. Daily scrimmages
havo revealed rcmarkablo possibili
ties In somo of tho candidates who aro
LOST
Saturday, a black watch fob with
gold bucktcand blue enamel Ma
sonic charm attached.
W G. HINTZ,
117 E. Beaver.
Copyright 1920 Hart SchaJTncr & Mont
Here’s some good advice that will save some money
for you; take care of your clothes; brush them often,
hang them up on'a good hanger at night; take
all heavy articles out of the pockets—keys, notebooks,
etc.; alternate your* suits—wear one a few days
an® change off. Good clothes deserve good care;
you’ll be well repaid if you “treat ’em” with care
Fall styles for young men
YOU ought to. see them; new
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seen. Simplicity is the main note
—but it’s interpreted in such a way
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out for tli Is snort and Coach Cl owp)I
liopcg, to put in tlio Hold tomoriow* a
■ smooth working combination built up
around a nucleus of hint year's varsity
team. The pi obalilo tlne-up of tho liluc
and Whilu team Is. goal keeper. Long
hurst, fullbacks, Jones and Gladding.
hAlfbacks, llarral, Mattner, and Milli
gan, outside right, lluzolwnod, Inside
light, Traphoner, center, Mcarklo, in
side left, Grubb; outsldo left, Halimon
llostcinmn. Blackmore, Keller, Miller,
and Kennedy will bo on tho sldo lines.
I • ALU
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212 E. COLL;
Don’t treat ’em rough
Friday, October 8,1920
After tho opening game'agalnst Hav
orford. Crowoll'a proteges will try to
comiuur tho strong Syracuse team horo
on November tho thirteenth. Follow
ing this tho team will tnko a north
ern trip which will Include games with
Shucuko, Cornell ami Toronto This
tilp ''HI ctoso tho day boforo Thanks
giving.
Tickets for tomoirow's gamo will ho
placed on snlo'ut tho Co-op tomorrow
morning.
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