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MATMEN STRIVING
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
loginte \VI cutting asuctelation out be
Oa Penn State neat nitists NOIO ate In
the birut of condition. In filet In better
tondition than the) It been before
letlaF this season After ft meek of
nutrition) hand suet koutli hike.. and
shot t nob. the) ote toad) to enter the
lids again, the beat that the east can
In educe
On Irttetttla3 and Wednesdat night,
Coach Detat piaLed e tth man on the
un traits t rnntitumus flle of Wen
-11-to, Lit t.o.t.outts 01 uncoiling, only in
tettuptlng each runts. mt. to ...end M
10nm now opponent to foot tile entilll
ot the t 1 SRN 111 111 111 mmy of
the Ll Isse , ee and four men u ere
tool by the t oat h In Au-act...lon to give
the tat sit, candidate 0 full pellod of
intenolte mappllng And each man
gate a good aerount of himself
Capt tin Vi'dmon tt ho .111 appear at
Lehigh lot the last time In the garb of
earthy ulostlel can be e‘peeted to
unsert himself to the utmost In an
ef
toll uphold the championship title
that he no. hotelsWeinsehenk Is
feeling in mmellent condition escept for
a
minet Inlet% that is In the form of a
brained en Cians in the 135 pound
class is afflicted .ith a bur. on his hlp
which has given him trouble through
out the last three weeks of the semi.
This 'Wu* neuter has Improved con
siderabl, during the last few days and
he may spring a surPrise on his grap
pling opponent-, Paulus has never been
In better condition and he also man. be
lookout upon as a contender to be con
sidered tot high rating The work of
the 145 pounder during the last week
has nhosin the wisdom of the choke of
the coach on this division
Wilson sill folios in the 17h pound
tlays iml he sill no doubt atone for
the unfoi fungit reset ses he suffered
earlier In the season A change has
been Inade In the heaggweight division
Buolon tt
s selectsd to substitute for
Runnel in this class and an
predic
tion no to his pm form lance sould be
usoand On the pigsties mats Burdan
his shown no little ability in the strug
gling sit and It Is thought that the
nes heart ggeight sill duplicate the
soli, of his teammates. egen though
he ling not ,g et appealed In a trash}''
meet
The matches are being held today
and tomorrow forenoon In these con
tests. teams front Columbia, Yale, Cor
nell, Lehigh, Penn. Princeton and Penn
State pill contend for the eastern in
tel,olleglate championship. which Penn
St lte has hold tot the last toot years
It 111, Ile espeeted that the Blue and
m amen .111 bring into play nll
the leatoul.etuineav stlength. skill and
endue Inca en
. le uned. acquit td,
pn.se.sell in net lining this champion
ship for one tame yeti
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(Continued (torn first nage)
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piottram with each visit.
Chattel, Cadman occupies a distinc
tive place in the American music World
lie is the compose, of tuo operas,
"Shanewis" and "A Witch of Salem"
The latter has Just been finished and
will be presented by the Metropolitan
Opel. Company in the ,ery near fu
ture. Cadman in the composer of "From
the Land of the Sky-Blue Water" and
"At Dawning" He has created a great
amount of propaganda fot American
Indian Folk song, and as a co-sLar in
his performance, he has the beautiful
Princes!! T•tianina. (translated "Wild
Flow et"), a Cherokee-Creek Indian mai
den who is a charming memo-soprano
Tslanina hes appeared n soloist for
moot of the large musical lestitals
Itsding symphony orchestras and clubs
among the lighter numbers which are
to tomplete the program are Strickland
Gillilan, Francis Joyner. Alton Pack
et& and Laurent, the great magician
antes is a supreme humorist, a gred
utte of Ohio Unitemity, and he le re
ported to keep his audience in a co
lined uproar of laughter
Francis Joyner is a noted character
-Ist His long training on the American
!nage has eminently fitted him for the
work 'which he to pursuing For twen
ty years he has been a player of note
on the dramatic stage and the motion
picture picture screen, playing with
Mary Pickier& Ethel Clayton, William
Farnum and many others "Moments
with Greet'Actors" is a feature of Mr
Joyner's program, showing Impersona
tions of many of the greatest actorein
some of their leading roles Among
these might be mentioned impersona
-1 tinny of Sit Henry Irving, Leo Dietrich
stein, Richard Mansfield and Lionel
Barry more
Alan Packard is an entertaining, fun
ny and instructive cartoonist He has
a unique tray of bringing out the char
acteristics of the human race Phila
delphia papers hate recently declared
him to be . one of the moat ',featlle and
entertaining humorists on the stage
The final number on the program
sill be an
entertainment by the Great
Laurant, - Che man of many myster
ies He is held in high esteem by the
American Society of Magicians and was
recently given a gold srdal . liy. thit
organization He does `not depend ziP
on his magic entirely to please his
audience He improtes his entertain
ment mill proper musical settings, dm
to Miss Gretna Baynes, who adds mace
and charm to the mngie performance,
by her accomplishments at the Clans
TRACKINEN AFTER
HANDICAP HONORS
(Continued from first nagO)
be granted according to ability
Among the Yarvity men appearing In
tomorrow's races sre Captain Barron
Rile tad Eauffmsn in the 50 ysrd low
end high hurdles, - Grubb, Taylor.
Moore end Edgerton In the 50 and 220
yard dashes; Elnek, Noble, Snyder and
Cooper In the distance events; and
theta in a possibility that Shield, and
lielftrich, ,ho have been nursing in
juries, may take pert in the mile and
half mile race, respectively
Coach Martin Is on the lookout for
good material in all of the field events
He needs good men fot the weights,
broad and high jumps, and the Pete
Home Made Pies
vault, and Is hoping that some of the 1
Freshmen and Sophomm es reporting
for these es eats ma, shoe possibilities
of development.
As has been the Lase at the fennel
handlcap meets held so tar thLs Homan,
all the regulm inteicolleglate track and
fluid ments will be en_heduled In to
games The great number of
participants will In all prolialdllt nee
essitate the holding of preliminaries
and semi-finals In all of the events
Strenuous training for members of
the varsity team. In preparation for
the outdoor season which oiii open V. 11.11
a southern nip at Easter time. wall be
gin newt Week Conch Martin Is fac
ing too of the strongest track teams
of the East on his nip and will loose
no thno in getting his men In the bent
of condition fot the G.rgetren and V
P. I. meets
SCHOOL FIVES FIGHTING
FOR SECTIONAL HONORS
(Continued from the ((ret pone)
Braddock High teas a runner-up for
the othision ehamplonehlp lout lost to
IteKeeeport Tueeday - by the scree of
28 to 27 Waynesburg High is Latched
by Prank Wolfe, '2l, oho captained
Penn State's floor team two seasons
ago, and is tattooed to coin out to the
nestern ditislon
Six tennis are In the running for the
crown in the southeastern section Ha,
asburg Tech, winner of the first floor
tournament mer held heir, most en
counter Reading High to determine
which aggregation will plat Lititz High
and 'Waynesboro High in preliminary
rounds before facing the vietor of a
meeting between Allentown High and
Catasauqua High The ',sinner of the
final game will represent the south
eastern division at Penn State ,next
week
The leadership of the northeastern Pi
t ision Iles betneen Nanticoke High,
Mahano3 City High, Jenkins Township
High. and Nest port Township High.
Nanticoke and Mahanoy City will prob
ably mix it up in the first round, the
winner of this contest to meet the tin
ter of a match between Jenkins Town
ship and Nest port Township From
the third battle will be picked the team
to enter the meet here
In the central portion of the state
Altoona, Mt. Union, Renovo. Wlndbur
tnd Williamsport High Schools remain
In the race for the championship 'Wil
liamsport High mill be remembered as
a strong contender In last year's tour
nament. losing out to McKeesport In
the final round by the score of 24 tel It
stands a strong chance of fighting Ito
eat to the tournament again this
year
BEZDEK COMMENTS
ON FOOTBALL EVILS
(Continued from first nage)
the same as the average person con
siders a Greek or Latin Prof,' com
mented the popular Penn State mentor
as he wa n ed, leaned baelt'in lets chair
and gazed out of the window—
Bezdelt then strongly emphasized the
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and Milton Sellt Never anything as remarkable
in MISS LULU BETT Elsie Ferguson in "Foothghts" shown
ei on a thvem ig j c o o u ill
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"THE SILENT CALL"
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MACK. SENNETT'S
I/I 0 LLY 0"
COMING--April 3rd and 4th—" The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse"
T"V. ern•: %,-
fact that the football coach should not
ho a picifessional man merely Interest
ed in this sport and remaining at the
dlege only during the grld season
Such a twin is not interested in the
college He only wants to turn out a
sinning team by any method uhlch he
can put across 'lle should be abolish
said Hezdek.
"Bee" then est,' deed the t cal duties
of a coach He should be e ...siding
whole the college the hole m
year mound,
In maim to feel tile ;rinse of student
sentiment, and to re tits lsmome it part
of the Institution The coach should
knon the college traditions, be I:det
ested in the problems of the campus
and realls becomes put of tile College
Football Is more than n sport It in a
Ott sLallication of college tell It and the
Loath is largely repronsible fat that
sph It
"The conch is nem,ss us during the
game." asserted Itectlek tt kb decision.
Ile then explained hem instances are
bound to arise It here the older exact
ence of the coach is mammas to main
tain fair play at a time when those
onager than he would "lose their
bends" In a case tthere a decision goes
spinet. them The conch also presents
tinting and preserses order on the plal
ing bench during the Progress of a
game. At that time, ho can teach
trportsmonship and Impart a lose of
fair play to those near him who ethos
wise might become unfair criticizers
and knockers
lia•tern Conierence Impossible
"Regarding on Eastern Football Con
ference similar to the Western Confer
tnce. I do not iipproto of the Idea.. said
the hattany coach - Conditions are
different in the tao elections of coun
try Bezdek then continued by show
ing hots the traditions of the older
eastern colleges play a large part In
their athletics The older inatitutions
Inherently feel superior to the younger
ones, and it mould be a most difficult
matter to bring them together. Whom
to include and nliom to exclude mould
be a problem and intercollegiate rela
tions nould hot be bettered between
those colleges nho were in and those
mhonot In the conference
Conditions mere different in the,
west The .yllegos mere all young and
founded at about the same time They
hate grown up together and it was an
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EL NORMAND
ens!. matter to form a conference
"I teas brought up In the Western
Conference. but I do not favor their
sullen, It destroys the inithtly eof
the ("di, !dual colleges," he said All
of the colleges are bound to a set of
ules and there is nothing left to do
but to fallow them. In the east, each
college Is benefitted because it hos Its
n pt oblems to solve This a great
old in aerating a fine spirit A gen
tleman's agreement exists beta ten the
colltsres concerning eligibility and other
questions and tlds is better than the
It on-clod rule method
Bezdelc rilsnitn that there should be
some method of bringing the colleges
together to make decisions on common
quentions However, a conference, sim
ilar to the Western Football Confer
enee is not necessary for thin Purpose
Only Minor Problems
That all of these me minor prob
lems. 13 Hordeles opinion They trill
he Hotted in time and should cause no
huge amount of worry. The main
inoblem of football in that of using the
sport as a moans to dmelop under
graduate sentiment. college spirit.
into of fair play and clean sportsman
ship
WINTER SEASON ENDS
WITH MASS MEETING
(Continued from first undo)
Penn State man can do and ought to
do fm Ms Alma Mater
It Is a tradition with us that we al
nays seek with pleasure to honor those
nho have achieved success. But ore
gather here this conning with mixed
feelings of regret and praise We are
norry to lose his ',disable services, yet
we can not refrain from praising the
man Wo know that new laurels await
him In that commendable university
in Nee York State In recognition of
the worth and services of Harlow, the
student body would like to snake Its
expression felt In some tangible man
ner. We thought that no more appro
priate remembrance could be secured
than a loving cup"
To Richard Cresson Harley, from the
students of Penn State in sincere nit
predation of the ten yearsof loyal ser-
vice Football Coach 1912-1922
ROMANCE
ADVENTURE
As a reply to tht, presentation of the
..11 , ,er loving cop form. Coach Harlow
',id, 'all that I can sat to 'By George,
I loin yon all . ' "DILL" alit 1,...‘e In
the neat tonne for Colgate Linlverdlty
miler° he mill offlelalh oceans the po
vltlon of Head Co wh.
The attention of the students 1,11.9
then dit acted to the wrestling team and
the mospects of again Pinning the
eastern championship title in this sport.
espt tin Wxtson. oho wrestles his last
Cot Penn State this meek, Coach De
ter, and Ditectm of Athletics Beldek
explained the condition of the team and
expressed their expectations as to the
In &add° outcome of the matches The
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keynote of the speeches may be statec
In the cords of one of the speakers.
"they hill put up thc ,Clllll noteristle
Venn State fight"
do the last speaker of the night, Dl
leetre Bezdek gate IL surnmely of Mutt
has preceded and he omitted the linual
baseball nt o ty He paid high tribute
to Coach }balmy and What he had done
for the college and mentioned the fact
that the II ersity of Missouri, the
lowa State College, and - Colgate hall in
turn attempted to seem° Ills makes
lie closed Ids 1,1111 by talking of the NUC-
L.,. Of both “Ifinkch'l Haines and Kil
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