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RESULT OF NITTANY DRIVE
Score by Quarters
Lebanon Valley _
Penn State ____
Yards Gained in Scrimmage
Lebanon Valley 156
Penn State 594
Penn State, 9-3-2-5-19
Forward Passes
Penn State 0
Penalties
Penn State-8 for 85 yards Lebanon Valley-3 foi 25 yards
Penn State I
Penn State 8
Goals After Touchdowns
Penn State 7
Bulletin
Tuesday, October .2
00 p m.—Student Tribunal Meeting.
Room 14. Old Main.
00 p. m.—Grange Meeting. Room 100
IVedneNday, October 3
7:00 p. m.—Penn State Farmer Manag
ing Board meets in office.
7:00 p. in.—Junior Class Meeting—Bull
Pen.
Notices
There will be a Joint meeting Of the
Class of 1925 in the Bull Pen tomorrow
right at seven o'clock. The Purpose
of tide meeting will be to select twenty
five members of the class as candidates
for the Louise Carnegie and John W.
White scholarships; the selection to be
'made from the upper fourth of the
class. A list of members to be selected
will be placed in Old Alain previous to
the meeting.
The Penn State Farmer staff will
hold a meeting in Its office at eight
o'clock on Wednesday evening. Men
who were out for any department of
the paper last year are requested to be
present.
Busses will leave the Hort building
front four-thirty to five-thirty on
Thursday afternoon for the Hort picnic
to be held at the Hiester Farm.
There will be a meeting of the Poultry
Husbandry Club In Room 200 Hort
building, at seven o'clock Thursday
evening.
OPENING GAME IS WON
BY NITTANY - GRID TEAM
(Continued from first page)
team, was one of the sensations of the
game. The giant tackle was in every
play and broke through the opposing
line and spoiled the Annville offense a
number of times. His outstanding feats,
however, were two drop kicks, both
from the fifty yard line. They were
remarkably accurate boots and barely
missed adding to the Nittany score. His
last kick from the fifty yard line struck
the cross bar and had It been an Inch
higher, it would have counted. Just
what that kick would have meant to
Onyx can be realized on referring to
the records which show that last year
only one drop kick was successful over
a longer distance. That one was made
by Charles 01learn, playing on the
Yale team against Carnegie Tech, who
drop kicked from the fifty-two yard
line.
The second team played well on the
defense but had trouble in starting Its
offense. Helbig and Wentz proved to
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First Downs
Lebanon Valley, 2-0-2-2-6
Lebanon Valley
Successful ____ 3
Unsuccessful __ 5
Intercepted ____ 7
Field Goals
Lebanon Valley 0
Touchdowns
Lebanon Valley 0
Lebanon Valley 0
be the most efficient men In - the see
end team backfield In carrying dhe
Lebanon Valley attempted three line
bucks at the start of the game and
soon dlecovered that it was impossible
to gain through the Nittany line. The
visitors then resorted to a kick forma
tion that kept their backfield scattered
out in marked contrast to the compact
formation of the Penn State backfield.
Human repeated his brilliant work of
last year In carrying the ball. The
quarterback had lots of speed and was
the only man on the visiting eleven
that could make substantial gains. On
one occasion Homan nearly eluded the
Nittany defense in running back a
kick-off. but Palm brought him to, the
ground with a clean tackle. Incidentally
It was the longest run of the game, the
fleet halfback carrying the ball for tif-
ty yards.
On the defense (Clarkin, the left end,
played a good game, breaking through
several times to throw the Nltiany run
ner for a loss. He also nabbed several
of Homan's forward passes for sub
stantial gains.
ORCE OF BROTHERLY
LOVE IS CHAPEL THEME
Taking as his theme the two :undo:
mental teachings of The Christ, Dr.
Harry Burton Boyd, nester of the-Park
Presbyterian Churdh of Erie, gave a
valuable and straightforward talk to
the students In chapel last Sunday
morning.
"All men are brothers, and God is
the supreme Father of all, are the two
ideals that Jesus establiShed perman
ently In his few years of teaching on
this earth," said Dr. Boyd. He further
stated that the greatest force for good
in the world today was brotherly love.
Dr. Boyd served from September.
X 1917, through June, 1919, as senior
chaplain of the 188th Division overseas,
and he made plain his statements by
citing several of his own vivid experi
ences.
MAMMOTH AUTOMOBILE SALE
OCTOBER 5 AND 6, 1923
Beginning at 10:00 A. M. each day
FORDS.AND BUGS'
PENN STATE AUTO CO.
E. Beaver Ave.—Beaver Lawn State College, Pa.
This entitles the holder hereof
of - to the credit of Ten ($10.00) Dol
lars on the purchase of a car if presented by 4:30 P. M. on October
sth and 6th, 1923, as advertised.
Date - Time
PENN STATE AUTO COMPANY
By•
(MUST BE PRESENTED IN PERSON)
P. S. SERFAS '23 W. H. SEARFOSS '25
To the Student Body
We take this means to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation for your kind con
sideration on the night of September twen
ty-seventh.
SERFAS & SEARFOSS
THE HANOVER SHOE
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Friday and Satuiday, Oct. 5 and 6
It will pay you to wait for our Representative
NUTRITION EXPERT VISITS
EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS
Penn State Faculty Man Inspects
Leading Universities of
England and Sweden
Professor J. A. Fries of the depart
ment of Animal Nutrition recently re
turned from Sweden where he spent
the summer and has some very import
ant and interesting reports concerning
his investigation of the several insti
tutions he visited and the experiments
that were under way while ho was
there.
While on his trip Professor Pries
took the Opportunity to visit Cam
',ridge University, England, where he
was most cordially entertained by Pro
fessor T. 13. Wood, head of the Agri
cultural .School. 'Professor Wood Is par
ticularly interested in animal nutrition
Investigations and he has had a new
type of respiration calorimeter con
structed. With the assistance of his
colleague, Professor J. W. Capsbick, he
is carrying on calorimetric experiments
with swine to determine the net energy
value of the various feeds, influence of
age and type on the production. The
kind of work that these Englishmen
are experimenting with is In a large
and almost new field of work. Many
nutrition problems of common inter
est were discussed with these scien
tists.
In Copenhagen a stop was made to
see and to have a talk with Professor
Holger Moligard, a prominent physio
logical chemist who is the director of
the physiological department of the
Royal Agriculture Experiment Station
at Copenhagen, Denmark. Professor
Mollgard Is carrying on nutrition in
vestigations with milk cows, using a :
respiration chamber. This enables him
to make complete balance experiments
and indirect calorimetric investigations,
thus determining the net energy value
of various feeds for milk production.
tie has obtained some very Interesting
and valuable results.
In Stockholm, Sweden, at the Royal
Agriculture Experiment Station, Pro-
State College
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fessor Nils Hannon, head of the An
imal Husbandry Division. gave a day,
or more to the visitor and discussed
with him the nutrition Investigation
problems which were of common inter
est.
This Swedish authority is a great ad
mirer of the late Dr. H. P. Armeby
and his work, so he extended an added
degree of hospitality to Professor Fries,
who had been associated with Dr. Arms
by in his work. Professor }Musson is!
the originator of the Feed .Unit system
which has been used as a feeding stand
ard In Sweden. He began with Drab-
Ural feeding experiments many years
ago, but soon realized the Importance
and need of more refined methods, and
hence he has been gradually employing
more exact scientific methods to sup-
element the purely practical experi
ments.
The interesting fact was found that,
although the animal nutrition problems
have been attacked from several angles,
by different methods, and by investiga
tors in different countries, yet the main
results have been convergent and are
practically identical. The problem
Which in occupying the minds of these
prominent Europeans at present is the
net energy of feed for milk production
es compared with . fattening, and It was
a source of pleasure to Professor Fries
to find that the results obtained
through the first year's experiments
with milking cows at the Institute of
Animal Nutrition were practically
Identical with those worked out by
Professor Hausson from his experi
ments covering many years, and with
over 100,000 cows,
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Dear Departed," "Quarter Pound of 1 (Continued from page three)
Green Tea," "The Maker of Dreams," trip.by Mr. Gilbert Parker, who is eon
"A School for Mothers-In-Law" an d . netted with the Department of Agri
"The Faithful." culture, and who is at present dalry
•Illiss Lena Gassel Is being Introduced
specialist at Washington, D. C.
n , . hn l
In this performance to Penn State stu- Three of t hes e men are ' man .' — 1
dents. Miss Helen Thompson appeared lar g est d ai ry farmers In Arge nt i ne. °a el
in 'Op '0 My Thumb." Miss Miriam man alone Is the possessor of 83,000 1
Boy took part In "Thursday Evening," acres of land, on - which are found 7.-1
"Allce-Sit-by-the-Fire," "Riders to the 000 dairy cattle. The fourth man mak-
Sea" and "Lima Beans." Miss Mar- log the trip is professor of Dairy Hus
garet Jones played the lead very k uc _;l4ltdry at the University of Buenos
ceosfully In "Op '0 My Thumb." 'Air i. and he is also Secretary to the!
T. C. McCollum played in "Andros
les and the Lion," "A Noble prd,"-
"The Glittering Gate," "The MadWhO
Married a Dumb Wife" and "A Thous
and Years Ago." Miss Mary Ferguson
formerly took part in "The Dear De
parted," "A School for Mothers-in-
Law," "Alice-Sit-By-the-Fire," "Night,"
"Mr. Pim Passes By' and "Riders to
the Sea."
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DAIRY CONGRESS TO
CONVENE THIS WEEK
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On Tuesday and Wednesday,
October 2nd and 3rd
We will have Mr. White, of the
Cambridge Tailoring Co., with us
showing a line of Woolens for Fall
and Winter, and taking measures
for
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SUITS AND OVERCOATS
Overcoats Ready to Put On
' Suits Made to Measure
Harry W. Sauers
Allen Street State College
Tuesday, October 2, 1923
Minister of Agriculture
This delegation will visit only two
Colleges in the .United States, Masse.
chusetts and Penn State being the !mi..
ored once. All four of .the men Were .
attracted especially by the work bein g
done by the Dairy Husbandry and Ani
mal Nutrition departments They ex
pressed their opinion that Penn State
was making marvelous strides in
perimental work, and they also stated
that it was their hope to induce More
Argentine students to select Penn State
as their college.
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