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FACE DIFFICULT MEETS
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one which Coitli Hallow hopea to ovc»-
Lome it it is puhhllilc. Cu|ilnin MuFuiN
den mill Filcthnun, thu men who nro
mbmlng this ycur were rated an-two of
the elevotc'Ht boxerx ever turned out
fioni thin Institution mid Mere largely
reuponslbic foi the wliming of every
meet non by the Penn Stuto team (lut
ing tliu Inst two ycatH. Cuptan Kahlcy
Mho hows in the 1 ir» iimind class mid
Aiken of the IbO pound class mu the
only consistent \\ innors upon which
Coich llailon can depend mid ns a
result thu Nittuny* mentor will build
his team around these two %etorans.
Tlnce is no demth of candidates for
the team, however One bundled mid
twenty-five men including Fieshmen
lia\e repoiteil fm the dally practices
which are being singed In tho Aunory.
In the 115 pound class, Captuln Kahlcy
has three contestants for his position.
Tho men who me trying, out for this
class me Iteesc. Tate mid Kaiser and
fiom present Indications all of these
candidates are ovcnly matched Chapin,
Filed and Jenkins are thu trio who nro
snuggling for a position in tho IJS
pound class with llic first two mentioned
exhibiting Improved form ovui that dis
played last vent. Cooper, of last sea
son's varsity Is showing up well in tho
13S pound class hut both Caffeity and
Vasllia are also making a strong bid
foi tho berth. Coopei's experience In
the boxing game will no doubt stand
him In good stead during tho coming
meets und will make his two opponents
step lively If they hope to represent
Penn State In this class.
Tho contenders for the 115 pound
weight uro Atnuiish, Butler and Grl
lllths. Atnmlsh was one of tho best
boxers on last vein's Freshman team
und at thu piesent time Is showing up
weli Aikcns, Boidner. Brown, Taylor
Rvcrett nnd Anders are the most likely
ones in the 180 pound class with Aiken
having a slight edgu over tho other
candidates Clark and Wclas seem to
have thu most ability among those who
are making a bid for a berth in thu 170
pound division.
In tho final oi heavyweight class.
Coach Hmlow has two men who will
considerably strengthen the team where
it was particularly weak last season.
Beck mid Schuster, both of them filling
tackle positions on the varsity footbull
team fur the season Just finished will
bo the contenders for this heavyweight
Iwrth. In practice last y ear Beck
showed himself to he a hard hittci nnd
a man that can f UlllUl|amt\vGV|(dV
n man that can fill this dllllcult place
on a boxing team
Three liura-collegiato meets have been
planned before the varsity schedule bo
gins A Novice Meet has also been
arranged for and will be for all men
who havo never participated In n boxing
meet befoie. In addition to these two
contests the Ftcshman and Sophomoic
scrip will no doubt be tho cause of
much Interest. Later on, a meet for thu
championship of tho college wilt be
1 staged
'WILSON CLOSED SERIES
1 WITH STIRRING APPEAL
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brought forth for tho piesent falluio of
this program Is merely because It Is
not undertaken. “The Call of tho pre
sent day is tor Christians with real
red virile blood nnd who nio not afraid
to shed this blood If necessary* for the
cuuso of Christ.
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"Ye cannot serve Ood and Mammon”
was thrown by Christ at thu Homan em
pire (ind It Is just.as tiue today with
icgurd to the tabor problem," This
statement will have to become the text
of the American people If the world
Ih to be saved. A number of other
fnmlllur bltH of Scripture were explained
b> Mr. Wilson and ns a closing state
ment Mr. Wllcon Quoted "Whosoever
that forsnkoth not all ho hath cannot
be my disciple.”
Sunday Evening Address.
The first appeal that Mr. Wilson
made In this address was that men
think the problems through for them
selves. "Thu world tonight Is suffering
fiom wounds,. shedding its blood Somo
one must como to tho wreckage and
aid,” To do this leQiilres an unselfish
sphlt, u lonunclatlon of self foi the
higher things of life. "The task Is here,
languago cannot possibly describe the
sulTeilng In the world tonight,” said
Mi. Wilson.
Tho real appeal of tho scries opened at
this point and the spenkcr put forth an
appeal to the will, decision and powers of
action of his hoareis, to their moral
HpUUua! and Intellectual nature to
somo action according to the ability and
world. "You cannot build thu man
world. "You cannot rbulld the man
bood needed without übsolutc founda
tions, neither can you build a diame
ter on sand without spiritual nutrition.”
was Mr. Wilson’s next startling state
ment. Ho stated that tho noxt ten
years should he put In preparation and
the next forty in servlco.
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PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
MAJOR JOHNSON ADDED
TO MILITARY PERSONNEL
Majoi Harold R. Johnson, Gill Cavalry
U. S Army, hut* reported for dut\ hero
In the Depailmoni of Military Science
and Tactics. Tlilh latest addition to
the personnel of the department brings
the number of thu stud to seven, in*
eluding tlueo sergeants, onn captain,
two majors and one colonel.
Major Johnson cnteicd thu urmv la
190 J and since that lime has seen nc
tlve service In the Philippines and on
the Mexican bordu, besides command
ing overseas Ills last assignment bo
foie coming to State College was with
the Texas houlet patrol. In which he
was malting adjutant of the Rh* B ml
district. In Prance he was Ltcutcumt
Colonel of the SOth field Aitlltcry
In army circles, Major Johnson Ims
gained wide distinction because of his
expel t horsmunship and skill ns a polo
plnjoi. He ranks among the leaders
In both of these sports
Ills duties us Assistant' Professoi of
Milltnij Science and Tactics here at the
college begun at the fh st of the month
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FREE CIIKISmMS DANCE tho owning or December thirtieth. The ln * sent to all perspective collojro mi
At Riii(*oilnc‘’of till* \ 111 ki’nmitvrinh dance will bo a no-admUslon affair and York. Among the speakers of th
held lust Wednesday ovenl nr ui mnuu- lH boin, >’ llcld for tho oxpress purposo ovcnlng: will bo/'Dlck" Harlow and Hoi
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sylvanla House of Representatives.
Tuesday, December. 14,1920