r's single Both I made In attecenalon The game m ended \ eves. 4 4 ere e-1 a nth the final score standing 3to 2. Is lfilers'n mull PENN STATE to and Lighten - I r. h. o a. c The ft nue end- \ I'llerv. 11, 1 1 14 0 0 111 at the 2to 0 I Tl•Whonnr , It , 4 00 5 0\ I Lightner, If 1 2 2 0 0' 1 Noehlet. No " 3 1 2 0 =EMI °Betlenk. rt 0 0 1 0 0 Slnk, 11, 1 1 0 1 0 Mir, of. 0 0 1 1 1 liuic, c, 0 0 8 0 0 Nletllngel , P 1 2 0 1 0 o tided Inning St OS peg to home item Allen Mallet had d was advanced to . 9 hit Hoehlet came uses full and con that lsought !HIM Cot the two tallies hat frame Bedenk effort to advance a single off Melling advanced to second ed Wise Hersh tried 'age tunnels In with sc an Intercepted by Hersh could 1.01, 111111 .h 0 a e (el4ll, of. 0 2 0 Gingetici., 2b 0 0 1 Mot dom. 3b 0 2 1 1411tIvor. of 4 1 0 Kole, lb 2 10 0 20. cm If. 0 0 0 Dream, se 0 0 2 Emmanuel. ps 0 0 1 rishcc c 2 4 2 IV/so. 0 0 0 1 Plowman P 0 0 1 man on deck, sins the sale score of his ye a high Sly to nen- Hare (Ares e a hot ..burg shin [slop and n a clean num% to ended with the Get nbroken and an ad- Tot.ils a 24 10 0 10th for Mellinger in second Penn State ^ 0 1 1 0 0 4 0 0 Cat% shut g 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 TIIIOO- 1 / I ,e Kriolider, Cy Knisei Horne run—Kaiser 13:ublo pi INS—Palm to Hare. 8000 hits —Made off Mellinger 0, Wise 9, Plow man 0 Struck out—by Mellinger 7, Wise 0, Plowman 1 Base on bolls—off Mellinger 3, Wise 4, Plonanan 0 Bit Ip pitcber—Traplioner. Umplre—Goch anew. of Altoona hen e te.um reg First Rim 1.7q150 , the 01 Inge !der, to leo' lee the :bug tt.ol 1% Rh .otboll 91. 1.1 d tme to Laudoe, and de ad de mar. e1111,c3 ected Is Ith ,iclotte 1 the inn uncle. the and netted the %lei lelr first 'cute of the den of the frame en I, anuel, another foot- Bream at the altos t he, too, scan un unto • e and White pin h- Lost—Bro%n pocketbook containing Ite dollar bill and small change be ‘seen Sigma Chl House and Postornce l'lnder please call 129 !' Tfiiilbig %tire Co. 4[ the NW undet the lesehets on his time cst ankle ptetenteil ether than the third 1 Nought in M lil t° the Clemsbutg Inning ended ,Ith TUESDAY— THOMAS MERMAN In ...I PRINCE THERE WAS^ CHRISTIE COMEDY "HOICUh POKES" M.. one, entful the I hot one hit Off the' t o , nod the home nine ut, In rei meat 111.1 gtounded to Koehlet toe c tiled out on (Ist men on deck came telling hie foutth in drit e to the farthest Id, but Bodoni. ..I quick 1 item getting futhet lite out ln Kyle tnd et Kitt ented the Ket t raising the tisitm e rwts Ito, The Lion 11- In this frame /10 Wise 11101 nem unable to wr.nxnsDA.a : .,— .„ t 4,Gi3V.!" "TILE itED PEACOCK^ CAMPBELL COMEDY Maw 801 l Boman. TFIERSDAY and FRIDAY-- . NORMA TALMADGE In "SMILING THROUGH" TORCIIY COMEDY "IN ORANGE BLOSSOMS" Adults 30c, Children 16c & Tax hut ler tt ent to nieces ter %talking Ti anhon- In succession and al• d Sam its n tie ee-Ing teplaced In the mkt by Plowman, but It vent a thltd tun Cot Sparks The lan e score 3 to 1 FRIDAY— Returning Showing of °CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT^ At Popular Prices Adults 30c, Children tic & Tax %Is'tom, S ted the o Getty Shut R tall% In after getting to [list singled, as did ICt le, ordan KS le o lly to muffed. to) Pdm and rot b iseman rent hed lan got home on the der of the game WaS e .other outs here comtho —-„ ' ALIcE. TERRI "TURN ~0 TWE - 111011T" I ClZilki M.& your (&I cokes rho= W 4 licZY. SnA , keg net of anic. Pencil Do r mspaid 651 ~0, i do~s.:i in The munch ago. nuke thin on.rhr r marl of No nob lobo nor nEcord. Mono r inds if no onfed Send check. root, mini fwd criSs &void and on moo to to THE UNITED PENCIL CO. Die. MO M 0.., VFW lOU utcb Ilb-zijop ethodist Church - 12 to 1:30 RATE PRICES - ~:; 5 to 7 ALTER SHOWS RELATION OF STATE TO COLLEGE (Continued from the drat MEM the ,arioult activities of the Ante in the trained men and women it has pro- Sided," declared Mr Alter. "The eel- Aege depends on the state and Ste are now realizing more and morn how much Pointing out the mutual connection the , state depends upon the college for the training and inspiration which sends out so many to help In the ad vincement of every walk of life" Being greatly interested end indirect ly connected with the college for otm twelve years, the Attorney General ex pressed himeolf as being heartily 'fav orable for anything for the advance j ment of the Institution In conclusion, j he stated, "Anythingl can honestly, j properly and legitimately du for the j Yt nnsylvania State College In its pool ; non as the Wench, of the state edema : tional system, It shall be done" DIAMOND MEN LOSE TWO GAMES IN SOUTH (Continued front' fleet pore) :my and Mahoney were the only Pen S . .tte players who were able to nlak the circuit for rune throughout the en the first meet with the Naval Train ing Station on Easter Monday was Correct Service • Who can resist the delights of Fresh Vegetables, Borneo, Fru3ts, Salads, Iced Drlnks and Dehalms Sherbets? • • • - The hostess of today has long since found that the ordinary spoons and forks are inadequate for the proper service of these delicacies She appreciates the convenience and distinction which the use of Com munity Piste Correct Service Pisces. As for instance, the Community Pierced Server, the Berry Spoon, the Individual Salad Forks, the Iced Teaspoons and many others specially designed for her daily use THE CRAIEtTREIE C.Co t Hallmark Store" State College, Penna , -Harvey ' s Ice Cream 1: THE BETTER KIND 4. i ..., I/ We - a7e Plage - d& - aribbufiee — a - reduc= tine of five cents a quart, in the price -of I^t ice cream..:..4. A - ~,:. - , i I We maintain the same' high quality 4.X which you appreciate so much. _. gl Yo u r continued patrona g e is solicited. • . We especially ask-that you place your , ordeina, early, 'that ,we may serve you better. ..t, A '- 4 1 • , HA_IRVEV'S Phone 211,, - 220 E. College Ave. . ~ ~...: .., . L K; 'METZG ER L. ,: - .-_ L. K.. METZGER ~., ....,.,,E. .. ... q- ,0. u ..„. -, ..: : "The Fastest Growing Store in State College." ‘ ' - • , i' - - The weather' will soon be such as to ' make good fishing. Some small catches are being made. Be prepared for the first . - good fishing weather by getting your tackle early. It's been too cold for Baseball, but cer- _ tainly we can expect some real Spring weather now. A good selection of Balls, Bats, Gloves, etc., at prices considerably ' =' - lower than last year. _ . . Cigars, Tobacco, Cigarettes Golf, Fiction Magazines . • Typewriters for rent Schrafft's Blue Banner Chocolates ALWAYS FRESH "Always Trying to Better Our Service to You." L.. K . • IVI ETZG ER 111 t - a l te ls Co All lle e g n e,P tr a e . et i ailed . amount of ruin and the Blue and White T.ieo uric compelled to Inv Me fol two Mit s 'the second ' gime of the series with the sailms was belied - Med for Tuesday and loose field ing, coupled with the hold hitting of the Naval Training Club, proved the undoing of the second gat. Tillery opened the game rot Penn State with .t home tun °tithe filet ball pitched, and was Conested by nnothel Traphoner in the same Inning 'When the Nasal Training Crew came. to bat the tide was turned and the Middles scot ed rite runs off Kelley In their half of the first flame The Nittany hurler AV. replaced In the sixth inning be' Hunter hut the sailors had tasted blood and the last year's flinger was retired In the middle of the same inning in fav or of Miller, Mho pitched the remainder of the sixth and the whole of the sev enth inning. As a last resort, I'morlieski nrts put in tel the eighth and ninth antes, and was tile unit one of the Nit tatty hurlers who seemed to be able to hold the hard hitting maims The final more ant nine to five NOVEL FEATURES AND DECORATIONS FOR PROM (Continued tram first nage) lose and the dame for Juniors per couple - Attention him been brought before thecommittee that some nelsons 0 ho had levolved complimentary tickets, note selling these to outsiders As these tic items ate not Usnsfetable the holders of them will nut be admittal, for the names of the parties who gr im al theme are known ROOMS FOR GIRLS 8 airlH—tat 'West Beaver Ave 2 Glle—G3o East College Ace 2 Girls—W. Foster Ave., Mrs Smith. 2 Girls-234 South Gill St SENATOR PEPPER TO VISIT PENN STATE United States Senator George Pop pet may pay a abort visit to Penn State on Met tenth, stopping at State Col lege on his tour of Pennsylvania. The faculty and townspeople are making at tangements for an elaborate 'welcome tot &mato,. - Popper if be decides to stop This still he the first time tint the Senatot has ever slotted the col lege campus Henry Grimm TAILOR 206 E. College--Ave (Y raiamiu Collegian Shoes On Display - NITTANY INN - -----' -- Monday and ,Tuesday_ April 24th and 25th Featuring Sport Oxfords Tuesday, April 25, 1922 Sporting Goods A complete line at the lowest prices Picture Fimming All Work Guaranteed Sheet Music The Latest Just Received The Music Room
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