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FRESHMAN TRACK 1
STARS OUTCLASS
PITT YEARLINGS
Penn State Cubs Show Strength
in Every Event—Win by
94 to 41 Margin
TEN FIRST PLACES GO TO
NITTANY SPEED ARTISTS
Atkinson, Wieand and Alwine
Show up Well—Johnson Stars
For Pitt Freshmen
Shutting unewected strength in the
field events and dashes andsooping
the [tack events, the Penn State n Fresh
men asily defeated the Pitt yearlings
in a dust track and field meet on Ness
Calves Field last Saturday afternoon
by ascore of 9i to 41 The Nittant
Cubs shone,' up nett in every °tent
and ende a clean sneer, In the 220-
yard dish, 220-yard hurdles and broad
jump.
Conch 'Martin's proteges took first
pines In ten cents nod tied for flint
In one other no oat, while Pitt won foul
first places Atkinson, Wieand and ,t 1
wino contributed hugely towattl the
Penn State }carting tours sletory by
scoring eighteen, fifteen and thirteen
points respectly ell Johnson kept the
Pitt Freshmen In tho running with an
Individual scout of sixteen points
Wieand and Alpine Star
- Mound, a product of Lansdale High
School, shorted exceptional form in the
dashes, %sinning both the 100 and 220
eNants with little difficulty Aln Me,
anothet Nittans first year man, hurl
ed the discus 125 feet six inches, com
ing close to Om Penn State tecotd fot
this event
rolloo hot 11 • summery of the -ea
100-laud d I.4ll—Won by Wleund. Pet
Stale, 4w - eta, Atkinson, Penn Stet
thlt d. 13t mkt, Pitt Tlme--10 3-5 4e
nods
220-3-trd dash—Won by Wicand,
Penn St ite, second, Pioudfont, Penn
State, third. I:cnnecit, Penn State
z tine-2a 1.-5 seconds
120-3 atd hutdies- - Won by Atkinson.
Penn State. second, Sever. Pitt, third.
Bell, Penn State Time-17 1-5 seconds
220-yard hurdles—Won by Atkinson
Penn State, second, Anderson, Pen
State, third, Bell, Penn State Tim
27 2-4 seconds.
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Milo - won
b 3 Relll3, Pitt, seeond,
:31cCluie. Penn State, third. Mundrum.
Penn State Time---1 minutes 37 3.5
eeonds
Tito-mile—Won bt Corbitt, Pitt; sec
ond, Dorton. Penn State. third, Vin
cent Penn State Time-10 minutes 24
440-5 ard dash—Won by Wieand, Pe
State, second, Moseleft, Penn Stat.
[bad, Stikine% Pitt Time-51. 4-5 so
ond%
SSO-yard ton—Won by Kisseleff, Penn
State, second, Kratz, Penn State, third
NVlitiiins, Pitt Time-2 minutes 5 4
seconds
Broad Jump—Won by Atkins•
Penn State. second, Kenney. Pe
State. third. Gifford. Penn State Di
t once-21 feet 1 inch
11105 rump— Won 13) .Tobnson, rel
State, , econd, tio between AV tgner .1 ,
Edgar, Penn State It - eight-5 feet
lecher
Pole 'Vault—Tie betv,een Montgom
ery, Penn State, Durborrow, Penn
State, and Maier, Pitt Height-10
feet G inches
Shot Put—Won by Alpine, Penn
State. second, Johnson, Pitt, third,
Covet, Pitt Distance-11-8 feet
Discus—Won by Alwine, Penn State.
second, Johnson. Pitt. third, Ocksrider,
Pitt Distance-124 4 feet
Hsmmer Throw—Won by Johnson,
Pitt, second, Alulne, Penn State,
thhd, Strickler, Penn State. Distsnee
—93 3 feet
Jayelin—Won by Artelt, Penn Stet
second, Sorer, Pitt, third, Bruil ,
Pitt Dletance-1.40 9 feet
SUCCESS OF SENIOR
MEMORIAL ASSURED
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hive charge of all notes and ho wit
send out premium notices and retur
the notes themselves when they hay.
been paid in full The members of the
Solidi class in direct charge of th e
campaign are C L Mellinger, chairman
E C ON erdot I secretary, W H Welt)
E Hallman, C T Coopm, L D. Chapin
11 R Burtiair and A. C Platt
Collor.] by College Official%
esident Thom is 01111 many othet
college officials have congt‘tulated the
snernbet4 of Idle Senior cl gm for [belt
method of taking the memorial fond
Coming at v time directly before the
too million Holler eympaign of the
college tot health and velftn e build
ing, it v 111 fill ninh a 800 d talking
point Tot the raising of the large)
nmount The svimming pool, for which
the Sordoni Ire musing their money,
SPORTING GOODS
"A Complete Line"
We are adding the best line
of golf clubs obtainable, in
cluding A. Kirkalady Selects,
Burkes, Abe Mitchell's, etc.,
and to lower our present stock
of Lee clubs we are running
a 20 per ct. reduction on
them for this week only.
Silver King Golf Balls.
The Music Room
comes under the title of a stolid built .
tug and Ills In directly ulth the college
campaign for buildings
The note Issue idea also meets pith
the heat t 9 applo, rl of the menthe's
of the 1922 class•slnce It Is a distinct,
clans affair and Is 0 distinct class fund
Seniors or ho subscilbe to the class fund
are placticaill ',mitt Item the alumni
campaign for funds since the Seniors
mill use their money for the same put
pose no the alumni 11111 In the con
sttucticat of health and ,clfare build
ings
PENN STATE RELAY TEAM
SMASHES WORLD'S RECORD
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lotting t handicap of about setenly -
(ler(ads Both men ran splendid rams
but idnek gradualle gained on Cooper
and finally passed him on the second
lisp, finishing in 3 minutes 11 3.-s—see
onds uith mans arils to spare
Shields Loss°, Ott Record
To ",trim" Shields, inteicolleglate
mile champion, goes the gteatest
Indl
tWual honor, as he covered the mile
In the remarkably fast time of 4 min
utes 19 4-5 seconds, which is consider
ably totter than the former college ree
old for this es ent "Bloody" Romig
ran against Shields otet the mile course
and was given about one hundred ;fatal
handicap at the start of the run Romig
ran a splendid lace but could not pie
sent Shields Pont gaining on him At
the end of the run both men were mi
ning shoulder-to-shoulder ',hen Romig
sudden burst of speed crossed
the finish line n few yards in adsance
of Shields
Intercollegiate - Next Saturday
Penn State track and field athletes
mill be in action against next Saturday
mhen they ttay el to Pittsburgh to take
part in the annual ttestern Penns>ita
eta intercollegiate meet The Nitta.,
team took first place last year with a
total of one knotted and tell point,
and prospects look brightet nom than
they did a rem . ago
Penn Stan's chief contendett tot
non. tt In the meet next Satordtu tt 111
io,,,,,ntn gn.\Cent vn g n, n. W ent
Vlt glnla Neale} an Watthlngton and
Jefell ton. Geneva College Ind 01110
State Ohio State has a stt onget tetra
than an) of the other Inatltutlonq Ind
Mould
. 11001011 the Nlttnn> tams lth
tome thong onlloaltion
NINE FEATURES ON
FATHER'S DAY PROGRAM
ment A thrumr nt the Women's Build
ing and special numbers after the mass
meeting on Saturday night are out
standing
Man) Smokers to be Held
Friday and Saturday nights promise
to be a continual round of smokers and
get-to-gethra meetings for the fathers
and sons. The committee has made no
ntrangemente for entertainment on Fri
day night as It sras thought desitable
to lease this to the student himself
Honever some of the fratetnitles and
boatding houses In the ton° at
plan
ning to start early and are holding
smokers on Friday night
Saturday morning and afternoon still
be well occupied pith sightseeing, visi
tation to recitation and classes, ath
letic esenLs, and business meetings, the
main feature of the evening still be the
mass meeting Immediately after the
mass meeting, the Penn State Club is
holding an all-college smoker in the
story to which all the fathers are In
sited. The unitmen have also arranged
an attractive entertainment ce for
the smoker, Including speeches byoulePres
ident Thomas and Judge Orvia of Belle
fonte, basing and ntestling events
The Deans of the serious schools and
the faculty members will be at the
smoker to meet the fathers personally
The fraternities are asked to start
then smokets at nine-thirty on Sat
urday e‘ening and not earlier so that
the Dads oili be given an opportunity
of meeting the college authorities and
the members of the faculty
I=l
Classes will be held as usual on Sat
urday morning This decision of the
committee and the college autholities
tuts made In tie. of the fact that it is
especially deshable to have the visiting
fathers visit the tat ous classes with
then sons so that tries will get a true
Q. ThillitigTffeafre
411% , vhdopt ,,, A clady
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TUESDAY—
PEARL WHITE
In "The Broadway Peacock"
Tong Sarg Almanac
WEDNESDAY—
MARIAN DAVIES
In "The Bride's Play"
SUNSHINE COMEDY
"Say It With Flowers"
THURS. and FRIDAY—
BETTY COMPSON
In "The Green Temptation"
BEN TURPIN
In "Step Forward"
FRI. and SATURDAY—
GLORIA SWANSON
In Elinor Glyn's "Beyond
The Rocks" with
RODOLF'H VALENTINO
A romantic drama of pas
against convention. Of gay
sionate young love struggling
Paris nights, dizzy adventure
on Alpine cliffs, and the glit
tering world of English high
society. With Glorious Glor
ia wearing the 50 latest and
most gorgeous Paris gowns
Adults 30, Children 15 & tax
Insight Into the mannet the Imitations
ate LonthaLted Tilly Is at palt of the
inotaata that in being stressed especial-
IN Pt the committee
Chum! Yel,C(.l on Sunday nill be
I conducted l't esldent Thomas ',Rh a
music at pi ngtatu latent...l eiMeelally
fot the neek-end
MEMORIAL DAY PLANS
ARE NOW UNDER WAY
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The C idet lent:nem mill compose the
second section, 011110 the serious chic
olganlealons of the town, such as the
School Mould, school children, Dm ough
Council, and others, will follow the col
lege leglment as the Mild section The
foul th and loot section mill Maude Inc
callous flatelnal organlmtions of the
tomn
The usual line of march will be fool-
lowed West for set eral bloclat on
Beaten as cane then pant oil College,
past the Levi°, tang stand which toil
ptobabß be located In the same place
no for tine Innugutal parade last fall
- .rivet College avenue the column tt 11l
go past the nee Mining building to the
Auditmlum where a salute a ill be flied,
Ind taps will be sounded ON el the grave
of On _lthet ton
The inixesslon will then proceed to
the front campus [there, folloalng mu
ale be the hind, the Reserend
Fre.tr, pastor of the Episcopal °hutch
het e. sill dellyer the opening pillyel
This 1,111 he followed by the singing of
.Amer let by the school children and an
pitiless by E C Shannon. Commander
of the Filet Bilged% Pennsylvania Na
tional Guard
The Memorial Tablet bill be pre
sented 13 a student, and DI D C
Sparks u 11l teeeire It
The Benediction sill be inonounced
Iteoetend Peters of the Methodist
Church, and, fathoming the singing of
"The St it Spangled Bsnnel," the flu;
all be raised uni tile National Solute
of taent3-alto guns still be filed
A detotlocl it °glom Of events gill
litlient in tr
titer Issue of the COLLEG
IAN
SEAMAN FANTASY IS
A DRAMATIC CLIMAX
(Continued from that Flee)
hisneals tcriulted tt lends that his
heat "Is slmays open to old England"
The menic effect is [tethered be the
gorgeous costumes of the Court, uhich
blend harmoniously Into one magnifi
cent blare of 00101. The features of the
scene are The Dream Song by Miss
Betty Cioll, The Dance of the Slates
ns Intetpleted by the six male attend
ants of Ptestet John, and The Phoenix
Dance fastmlng Miss Semi., The ac
tion ends ashen Prester John Invites the
sesmen to mulatto of the "elastic m
ers mbete the 'online meets the shy"
that they. too, might Ilve it thousand
>ears
The [laid scene in in a finest near
Prestcr John's Palace where the sea
men have gone to find this Fountain of
Eternal Youth The scene is colorful
and a unique conception of a forest Is
inesented lime the aeamen MiStalte
the fountain . ' ton a little sliver alum
that Limas the other Asa)" and the)
tun Into animals The scene is height
ened he a closer animal dance, uhleit
Visit II
1 Cash and Carry
Fye Store
it: The College Man's Shop
Brigham-Hopkins Straw Hats
White Flannel Trousers
HOT WEATHER CLOTHES
Palm Beach Cloth---Breeze Cloth---Cool Cloth
Just received a shipment of Gabardines that
we are able to sell at a very attractive price.
HARRY W. SAUERS
Robison Block
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
shorts nhat a "drop of grog" ttlll do
The Diner of the Fotest Sofdot and
the Donee of the Tier Hearts are also
features or the scene.
Toe Ditßogue takes since hack on
the &KA. of II S Here-to•rote again
to the croft slowly slips oat Into the
scs, anti is noon lost In the shadows
AM the gathering fogs alike one sees
wain the Dance of the SitiWs Bells—
and of tot that—the tint kness And so
the fantasy finds its end
•rho executhe vt.lff for the peifoim
vure iy
Dcnellig—Mks D.thel Spat
Dramatic •mcticc—Arthur Deeming
otiginnl musle—Hummel Fishhumn
Critumes--George Hoinel and J.
Got don Amend
• • •
Singe and Lighting -1i Schacklet.
Scenery—Henry Po tealeld
Proper ties—George Rustily and Rol
and Robinson
Publicity—J Omdon Amend
Advance ticket sale all be held on
Wednesday and Thersd tl et enlngs or
this stock, Mays eventeenth and eigh
teenth, at the Co-op between setan and
nine o'clock
FROSH DIAMOND MEN
DEFEAT SHADY SIDE
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first on balls oft O'Neil The visitors
tied the tally in the first inlf of 'the
second frame n hen Archibald and
Denies %tete permitted to cross the plate
on Lewiun's single
The nest tally for the yearling bats
men was made In their half of the third
schen Woods gothome on a passed hall
The third and fourth Innings were on
et entful for the visitors as they radio
toted but one hit in each Inning, then
going out in order The Freshmcn add
ed the ee more markers to their score
let the fourth when Parshall, McMillen,
and Hartman were given unearned runs
on errors
O'Neil scot ed a home run In the op
ening half of the fifth Inning, admitting
Lihell to the plate and raising the
Side score I* two tuns The
f oeatling nine alto tted In their halt
the fifth when Wise e wee than od to
Intake the circuit on a series of erros
The >earling third Ittseman had m idea
clean drite to center field which DIU
' enhatk uat unable to handle The
Shad) Side outfieldw recoseted, Ism -
ever, in time - to peg a nlid heti, to
tiro. which ) permittedWite'to reach the
second brig Atehlirtid nn; , fitst then
tit etc %mild to Conenr on thitd and Wise
tame home on a similar error for the
[hid basenwin
The only other tally registered by the
rieshmen has made in the seyenth with
gain featuring The visitors
here held to Shell four tuns until the
eighth flame nicest they scored three
FOR THE _ i
Hair kScalp
Quinine . and Sage
Hair Tonic
promotes a strong,
healthy :growth of
the hair and eradi
cates Dandruff,
Liquid Tar
Shampoo
cleanses - the scalp
and makes the hair
soft and glossy.
RAY D. GIWLAND
Druggist
State College, Pa
=take. on Yost, who replamed Hall
man at the beginning of the Inning 0-
Neil again stetted rot the visitors by
admitting Caner and White an at nest
little [no-bagger The Shat) Side,
tablet seated the seventh ten when
he Was taken In on Arehlbsld's single
The Fa eshmen nem bellied In sue
score in the filet of the Moth Levaian
and Dlffenbach singled Pates nss
then sentin as a pinch hitter lot Sol
omon nod got to first on balls -Label],
nest In line, filled the bags nith a sin
gle Yost then settled done and ratio
ned Cannel The Inning ended when
White popped a fly to Wise on first
Tile final swore was 8 to 7
DR. SEASHORE EXPLAINS
PSYCHOLOGY OF MUSIC
(Continued from first page)
the axe of tuning forks having yar
lons degrees of vibration There Is a
difference of two hundred times In the
musical sense of the most delicate ear
and that of the ear lacking this sense
of pitch To discover latent talent is
the walk to be aomplished hy the
psychology of music cc
Dr Seashore then explained the use
of the phonograph in transmitting the
tone, of costly delicate instruments to
the classroom for practical work In
these tests, some Interesting disco, er
ten concerning the musical car were
made There is no connection between
the sense of pitch and intelligence and
this sense does not improve with ago
or with training
BUCKNELL RACKETEERS
TROUNCE PENN STATE
(Hantlnued from first Paged
team meets Cornell at Ithaca, a bile
Colgate will provide a stiff battle at
Hamilton on Friday. All these colleges
are reported to have strong teams, and
the representatives of the Nlttany Lion
will have to keep on their toes If rite)
me to make a goad shout:lg against
their opponents
Inter-Chi, Games Begin Sods
The fin rt. Inlet-clans games ate sched
uled fon balm day, May twentieth, and
Manager Shoeliror requests that all
tn•tnngcte have their teams chosen by
bridal the nineteenth A chart will
be boated In a prominent location, giv
ing the order of games
An Innovation this year will be the
TIP once of the co-eds into the inter
, i ten games Several mined doubles
o 11l be plqved din lag the coots of the
n Ines tournament
This Is the first time In several yews
hat the classes hate entered competl
lon, and considerable Intel est is being
BREAD PIES CAKES
Ice Cream a Specialty
STATE COLLEGE BAKERY & ICE CREAM PARLOR
ARE YOU READY
For the Commencement House Party?
We are, with a full line of canned goods
in all the various sizes. Come in and let
us help you with your menu.
W. R. GENTZEL
200-2 E. College Ave
Tuesday, May 16, 1922
manifested In the sport among -tht
classes. The addition of several nee
tennis courts has helped materially it
continuing interest in the game at Peer
State, and indications at present poini
to the fact that Intel-class tennis soil
become more populat Item near to year
7 E. W. - Gernerd
Merchant Tailor
Next to Post Office .
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