Page Four ANOTHER PENN STATE VICTORY Score by Quarters Penn State 7 0 0 0-7 Georgia Tech 0 0 0 0-0 Yards Gained in Scrimmage Penn State, 287 Georgia Tech, 56 BE= Penn State 1-5-6-1-16 _ Foroard Passes Penn State, 11 Georgia Tech, 6 Successful, 7 for 65 yards Successful, I for 12 yards Unsuccessful, 3 Unsuccessful, 4 Intercepted, 1 Intercepted, I Penn State, 6 Average-40 yards Penalties Penn State Georgia Tech 2 for 20 ards None Yards Lost in &dunnage Penn Stgte, 1 Georgia Tech, 18 Penn State, 3 Touchdowns 6=Z!EI Goals After Touchdown Penn State, 1 Notices Throe ulll be a guests' meeting of the Pt eshmtn Claus In Old Chapel et W.,tinesd to night Of the sist)- 10 0 ...milltlctes for Cleo 9 President the follou lag eight remain A. Baltz. R Dandore 10 Four "ere, R Lukens, J sh, 0 Ne,quist, J 0 Connell, P lune front this list u 111 be selected the the trill 'accidents Ec erg member of the '2l elms Is urged to be Present It till meLting TickeM MI the Penn mane aaill be Is ued tod 01 and Wednesday. There Is short me of 1150 dollars seats and sonic of the freshmen alit be given one of 10 and a halt seats Them thhebt all be Issued on Thursday The 'Le Circle nanculo" will hold It 'wcond meeting of the fear tomor zoo owning ft eight o'clock in Old Chapel The mdn Ratlike of the pro gram nill he an illuAtrated lecture on ' Ll llow3lcut Althur Robin, In stluctor in french There IN 111 be ameeting of freshman t India ass tot the business and editor lit ,t ars of the Penn State Farmer, 11 7 ednestls moiling, NON ember 14, at 7 it olsioti., in Room 106 Horticulture building Candid lIC4 for the freshman basket ball to an are requested to sign up at the Armoti tonight Practice will be gin u 'thin the next few dove Mt/ Krlosalel s,*s of Pablo Cowl° I=l please near) Ifatu Rosb). Delta KFMKMMMEI3:6(O==M L. K. METZGER iOE larzowrzzatax. L. K. METZGER THIS WEEK IS CHILDREN'S BOOK WEEK o 10i A Order Your ENGRAVED XMAS CARDS 0 Now. We suggest ordering Calling Cards at the same time K{ i 0: 30E O O .)0£ O "We are always trying to make our store better for you." : 0 ; K t . L • K. K METZGER 111-115 Allen St. 32KWYAMCCR:IMMEAKZA=3223:VAKEIKIMMEIMAKVAK8:831 "THE FASTEST GROWING STORE IN STATE COLLEGE" When in need o Visit our store. It's full of serviceable articles for gifts. Beautiful Framed Parchment Mottoes Georgia Tech 0.0-0-2-2 Georgia Tech, 13 Average-43 yards Georgia Tech, 1 Georgia Tech, 0 Georgia Tech, 0 PENN STATE DEFEATS GEORGIA TECH TEAM (Continued from first Mtge) nursing a ihnd log. Mandela I% Good August Michalske Played a sparkling come at left guard The big lineman nee in every Play and made tome crashing tackles. On Penn State's march for a touchdown "Aug" was laid out when he hit the Tech end but his timely bit of interference enabl ed Wilson to reel off ten yards around left end on the play 'Wycoff and Stanton. fullback and left end respectively, starred for the visit ors The big fullback was the only man vho could penetrate the blittang defense for anything like a substantial gain In the last quarter he scored two first downs on long runs In rapid suc cession Stanton did good work on the defense Game Begins An exchange of Punts started the con test Then Johnston ran Wycoff's punt back for fifteen yards and Penn State began an advance from her thirty lard tine Lafferty made five yards on a re verse Johnston then fought hie way en a take reverse for fifteen yards through the Tech backfield until he ran square-, ly Into 'Wycoff. With the ball on the fifty yard line, a pass, Johnston to Frank, netted thir teen Lards Wilson was responsible for the long gale when he neatly took out a Tech back who threatened Frank Wilson reeled off ten yard° and on the next play carried the ball to the ten lard tine A fake reverse was the next play A Tech lineman loomed up in Wilson's path at the line of ecrim. maga but Harry eluded his clutches and romped over the goal line unmolested Schuster scored the extra point with a perfect placement kick Second Half Penn State opened the second half a ith a drive that looked as though it uould result In a second tally On a fake reverse 3711n0n tore oft ten yards and the ball was on the fifty yard line GIFTS by Edgar A. Guest and others Then began a steady advanced that ear -1 led the ball to the thirty 3 and line with Wilton and Johnston. alternating at Carrying the ball Tao cleter foruards, Light to ' , tank put the ball on the fifteen lard line Then Johnston three a long yaks to Frank •tho had cut In behind the goal posts but the ball bounced oft his chest Penn State had missed a splendid tkance to score An exchang o of punts gave Tech the ball on her forty yard line when John ston let W)coff's kick roll past him But the Southerners could not gain and diluted again lledenk and Palm A cheer 'tent up from the crated when Captain Bedenk and Mike Paint began »arming up on the aide-linen and a moment later the two Manny , stars tan out on the field Wilson pulled oft a long run and almost got free but Penn State was ort-aide and the ball A'an set back fly. yards Light punt s& Joe Bedenk celebrated his return by making tan bard tackles in succession hat did much to discourage the of fensive tactics of the Techites Penn State again got possession of .he ball when Artelt Intercepted a for card on Tech's thirty yard tine A for ward, Palm to Wilson, netted site yards Palm then dropped back to the thirty and line and attempted a drop kick Ills boot was bad, homner, the ball .oiling along the ground Wycoff Galas Georgia Tech in the person of her fullback, Wycoff, awoke to life and made tso first downs. On an attempted for ward Wycoff elected to run, with the result that he carried the ball to his forty-six yard line On the next play .he State forwards broke through and sank him for a loss but the flashy full back on his next attempt darted ,hrough the Penn State team to his for .y-eight yard line on a fake kick WY coif then punted and the game ended a ‘ew minutes later with the ball on Penn State's twenty-one yard line. RIFLE TEAM FACES PROMISING SEASON (Continued from first page) . tefore the match is to be tired marked argets are exchanged, as many targets being sent as there are men competing Results Closely Checked Witnesses are desgnated to see that .he specifications are carried out and to 'fatness the shooting of the matches Certificates attached to the targets are signed by the man °hooting, the wit nesses, and the match official Each team shoots on Its own range and at .t specified time it telegraphs the results to the opposing team otter which the targets are sent back If an error is found in the targets they are sent to the National Rifle Association at Wash ' Ington, D C, abase decision Is final The First National Bank STATE COLLEGE, PA. W. L. Foster, President David F. Kapp, Cashier THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN MASS MEETING TOMORROW NIGHT - 1304". the team and the band alit be out to the football mese meeting tomorrow night In Iho Auditorium at eeven4hirty o'clock to give the team a rous ing send-off to the Penn game BAND TO GIVE CONCERT AT BELLEVUE-STRATFORD impression Made by Nittany Play ers at New York Brings Re quest from Philadelphia The students of Penn State had their iirst opportunity last Saturday after noon of seeing the Penn State Band In their nen uniforms These uniforms were first wont in New York at the West Virginia game At that time the organization gene a' concert in Hotel Pennsylvania and they created a very fatorable impression Their Playing at the game later demonstrated that this Impression was fully Justified At the game last Saturday a novel feature nazi Introduced when Bandmast er NV 0 Thompson put two bands on the field The varsity band appeared fleet and was given a great ovation. The second band soon followed, dress ed In regular cadet uniforms After circling the field they took their places In the west stand. As an added teetimonial to the ability of the band, Bandmaster Thompson this 'neck received an invitation from the managers of the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel. Philadelphia, to give a concert at the hotel next Friday evening• The letter stated that the concert last year at the time of the Penn game was en excellently rendered that it was desir ed to continue it again this year The concert will be given at seven o'clock in the 'Clover Room Penn State now boasts of one of the largest student bands in the country That this is due to the efficient direc tion of Bandmaster W. 0. Thompson Is beyond question Invitations for the nppearance of the bend in various com munities are corning in daily to the office of the director and only lack of funds prevents them from being Varrenrath coeds $lOOO and you can hear him for hiat a dollar Art Tapestry Pictures "CRAIITREES" 0 • 0.•,0 VB;WEDXB t O ApexC h c• c co 1 sa t 0 THE STORE OF YOUR COMFORT ' You have tried all others candy, but have you tried our famous Apex Chocolates. They are exquisite---none are better. If you DO NOT believe us stop in and try them. WE CARRY A FINE LINE OF FANCY PACKAGES s WO e' S- • so - :et • test ,0.,e yo OUR CANDY IS GUARANTEED and we stand back of them. We carry a fresh supply at all times. Try Our Famous Chocolate Milk Shakes You will find Salted Almonds, Pecans, Mixed Nuts,Love Nuts, Peanuts, Pretzels; etc., in Our store. When you fail to find Your Brand of Cigars and Cigarettes VARSITY BILLIARD PARLOR Under Post Office ACTIVITIES CARDS • FOR LA VIE DUE Because of the number of ne tt% tiles taking pinee over the week-end, the time limit for the return of La Vie activities cards hoe been extended to Saturday, November seventeenth All La Vie cards must be returned to the La Yin box which has been plac ed in Old Bain for the conveni ence of the students 'Y" WILL PRESENT OPERA THIS MONTH (Continued from first MO member of the Metropolitan Opera House during last uinter's sensors 'An Hour Beare The Cock Crows" Is a fantastic fable and concerns the desire of uno Puck, an elfin fairy, to become a human, Included In the cast Ire Helen Hay., for two seasons pre mier &Inseam, for the Chicago Opera Annpany, Pauline Mitchell, Zara Much- art, Pamela Williams, Mona France ma Patricia McFarland, all membars of former Ziegfeld Follies casts, and Ida Sloe,le, a farmer member of the Belaeco company. Fellow Students "Y" COURSE TICKET AT A 10 PER CENT REDUCTION. Do not miss any of the entertainments. You can have over $6,000 worth of educa • cation, fun, hilarity, and entertainment . for only $3, $4, or $5 The price of two single admissions will pay for a ticket for the entire course and you get a better seat: ' STOP IN AT THE "Y" HUT AND GET YOUR TICKET TODAY itiKaia•M=MMMM:,F;KMM:>:if:M . AKEYMni3::CCIK , 7MM: , Ask your friends about them TRY US. WE HAVE THEM. PENN STATE SOCCER TEAM DEFEATS NAVY (Continued from First Page) combination took the offensive and be gan to Pound at the Nitlany goal. For a time the Blue and White players held the middles at try but suddenly launching a terrific attack, the Navy men carried the ball into the Nittany territory to be placed for a goal by Greshan, center forward Tightening up momentarily, the Penn State team kept the ball out of their danger ground and at times threatened the Navy goal, but the Blue and White players had noticeably slackened their speed and after a period, Able, Maids left on the middy team, kicked the leather sphere for the second tally for the Navy combination After this goal the Blue and Wh'te aggregation came to themselves again and taking the offensive, threatened the middies goal continually until the end of the game The final score of the contest stood 9-2 in favor of Penn State Both tenure played a fast game, show ing at all times during the contest splendid cooperation between the indi vidual players Penn State displayed a strong offensive mode of Play but was slightly weaker on the defense The Navy combination came to State College with a good record to its credit GET YOUR H. G. MORRELL, Manager Tuesday, November 13, 1923 but they could not hold the NittanY Lion In check With only two more games on this season's schedule,- the Blue and White team has trim/ chance to make this thole fifth season of un defeated Playing. The Line.]lD The line-up for the game woe eui fol llowe. 12=E=1 Johneon goal Wald McVaugh right fullback ltardo lbh Orman right halfback Ellis Warner center halfback HertenkW Hagenbuch left halfback Horno Kelley outside right Millar Russell Inside right Moore Swartz center forward Greahan Hibbs inside left Fradd Crooks outside left Beakicy Substitutions. Navy, Able for Fradd. Goals. Penn State, Crooke-1, Swartz —2; Navy, Greshan-1, Able-1. A change from movie Practicum— El= - KNOX CAFE BASEMENT OF HOTEL
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