Page Fouf LANGROCK FINE CLOTHES NOW REDUCED $55.00 Suits, now - - $45.00 $50.00 Suits, now - $40.00 i » ions AL’S SHOP Bulletin 'I ui'Mliiy. .hliif g 7 UO—Pi i simian lI i**> nuitiiiA Hull Pen 7 13—Motive Pmui Club met Unit —JU. , d M rdui-Mliij, June 3 > 7 30—'ivvo lomedlca bv lnm.li Uu'i Old Chi pel Notices The doinilnunt of home toinoinks v ill ho'd tu .mnuil exhibit of die«sis in.uk In the dumus.lie lit ilism»h on Thuisdiv o\ Juno foiuth it •uvut-lhiitv otlmlv 111 Old CnuiKl >eniots wim ex|nu to m ulti.ue thin month .uui who no scheduled in jun k i oi “ophomiut. •'titlons should le fuent tlu.ii InstiuctuM to nun in theh htniestu pilule to the Iteetlstrii it the t.ulkst possible time Hxjtnples of b!oik*piintni,c bulk ■ml luichment shule «ki<n itlon woik In the students in inpHeil ,ut will lit exhib'ted In JM Old M■ in tomoiiou fi"in tinee to live oiloik in the if tnnoon iml htivvim the hums uf sev en iml nine In ilu evening 11 o T C Lnlfoims must be tinned ir the iln follow injr the two* 1 i tu dilll polled iluiliu' the hout s of nine to twelve In the unu nut two to live in the ifteinomi Ainono hiv ins thisses ill thimigh the div nuv liin in the suits with tin Loitiiiun tin inxt il.iv NITTANY NINE DEFEATED BY BISON’S ON SATURDAY (Continued from llrst page) list -t«tk toioi.ti uh mud to tin lot iuuu‘l on in mill In bln>its uni win home mi i liolili'i •» dime Tin *!nu in»l AVhiu nlnt* lounud foi in thei mil In tins m'\i ihijiui Milt* oucil Sdmnit? tonlv sLioml on 1 1\ IScmhuths md v ( ,iit*d when Vilson lipped out i tuu-h ihrfet <.ood iln issisnd his twin luothei on Hist then ho t mdU McWikvt foi tin. list ut ’c.aln-' two loon mu .mini on Ui> I Its V,;iin In Hit eighth tlu* Nit •in batsmen thitilUHil ulun Mm- In showed sitrns of letting »)> Mu ns hit In i i)it< iitd bill ami idv ttn ul > tile kuWonu 'Hk on a wild ht.iie l l\ tin m’lumUm.ut llmls diou < ho<tititnl « lullin' lt\ to tm Held uni »i mi’ll Uu* iinmoi Todd Kti->tultu it [•'mined <o hH iihu Infix with i lU but tin* itiilkddtt’i iln-k went to i isltf r lhi imiimt undid when tin urn* I h. mllci! Hutu on *>ih\\ ut/ Tutlv wis without doubt tin it u n A urrr T TRIANGLE and midway UANltj I Th Nite ay P? s;? yht Drive-It-Yourself I.lllH of the game Wini; uulllol with fum ■‘arctic* out of lIIc Dip* to the pi. ilo while Call Goudwlti ulxo paved a gic.it ginw In the field The plui of the IVnn btnti nine was u li sle idi thioughout. miking '•uwational puiis at' times ami then ugiin u>stlv eiiois MNplns In bihw in a Kei* stettu MiNlikei ami Huuelson help* *d the JDui ami Gold um up theh 'I hi score Penn Mali K 11 C Mali'- .1 1 2 U Eixt’iihuih 2 0 I U M il«on, m 0 1 0 MuVkku r 1 (i 1 Hauls. 1 1 2 II P.ge 1 II 1 u lieiHtelUi i li U I mhwait/ s li t 2 Hun olson p ....... li » 1 Sliboiski p (J 2 li Totals .1 11) 5 Hm.km.ll n n j: Tuik s 1 4 0 Muikm/ie. m 1 1 U C fioodwon 3 li li 0 Ouskill 1 I .1 0 Aluiphi p 1 2 0 Quinn i 1 li ll M Goodwill, 1 ll n Cl Miklmy, 2 ll 1 1 I’enn St ite „. Oil out) 111 11 —J 20 3 UOl) 30 0— 1 S Cuiknill ..... Two-h iso hits—<M iikiii2ie Mills. Tmk Thiee-hisi hit —Muipln stolen hises—llmis shm is (nsklll Quinn His.s on lulls—Off Stibmski 3 oIT Muipln I Mtuik out—l!\ Huitlson 1. In Mmphi It bi SiVbiirski ,i Wild pltxh—Muipln Hit with pitched halls --blioits McVicku LION COURTMEN HAND SETBACK TO BUCKNELL (Continued (torn first page) sioie when (>OlllllOl llmih soiled tin’ ih.uin'c .ind Clue pluici s style o* (•oof bigun to lob to ill coinois of the couit Iml pulled the seoio UP to "•! in his own fnoi Once in the loud. Reductions Heavy cuts made on PLUS FOUR KNICKERS, of im ported fabrics. Attractive A ssortment of HANDKERCHIEFS and TIE SETS just received. White Linen Knickers are very reasonably priced State Shirt Shop PARK R. HOMAN Lumber Yard and Planing Mill Where Quality is Higher than Price We have purchased the Cresson Lum ber Co. plant on North Sparks St., where we are now located We are now in position to give you prompt service on all your needs in Lumber and Mill Work Bell 40-M the Lion li.ulm wu* nciei headed and }.< tupltucd the i.ecuiid w;t with 1 scuie of S-i. Conslutetil placing and “eveial well-judged placements gu\c Guilhci the thiul set, li-3, and the m itih Eggleston had llllk Double in de flating lloitii In the foutlli singles the Lion plain* uc-cmutu ihep-stiokcs canting him to a l>-4 G-2 win Mrl'iiHnnil Mins Iroiu Malpuss In Ihi cloKcst nmteh of the nftu noon, Malpa-s lost to MiFailuml of I tukm 11 ill thin sutK The sets worn om-nll and MiFulund was |e tdlng bi 1 *-2 count in the thlid Milpiss pull «• up to mi e% m scon by inking tlu mxt tin ee games but iflu losing his own seilice he again lost with the Hucknclllan at the sen Ice line and McFatl md copped, T*'i Mebstei of I’enn St etc donned Jfoit li-an in 1 slow in itch -I*o b-l and 0-1 \flei the lint set, Mibblc hid no liuuolc in fithomlng his opponents r.a'inc is is 01 ideneed by the (Inal I,lons \N In Moth Doubles Mulpuss and Eggleston pi u tluilly i.m awn" fium Jioitmuu and lloitei In the Hist doubles encounte! Th. fmimi com dn itlon lupluicd the lln*. ct with the loss of but one game and stalled along In w.lining the lln il sc. In a 7-3 count Gcuthut and Wibstei howeiei, lnd >1 uphill dilie in defeiting the two best bets of the \Mttns, MiCuskey mil Mil'ailand Wobstci'x itdoubl ible I.olk at tlu* baseline iml Cieuthcr s unoithodox liui tlmeli "kiUs" pioied to be the mat gins of lietoti The scoie was 3-7. 7-3 and Summailcs singles licutlui won t.om M< Ca«kei Ui> 8-b (>-2, .Malpiss lost to Mi T-uland -1-6 b-l. 3-7 Weti stei defeated Hoitmun 4-h, 0-1, 6-1. Eggleston non fium lloitei b-l 0-2 Huubles (iiuthei Iml Websiei defeit -1 d McCaskei nnd Mel' ll land 3-7, 7-3 i-2. Malpa“s and E B glesiitn won fium and Huitu b-l. 7-3. jPLEBE BATSMEN LOSE ! TILT TO SHIPPENSBURG (Continued from first page) Luse followed with the *tuggtng tic tics, aftet Millet hid f.lnned, and teached the Initlii tbinei to be scoted 1 nionieni 1 ttet with lliket when Line tiipled deep into the outfield lily mi singled uul Line dinted the itibbei fu tile thlid ttlli The next two bats men finned In the sen nth c into the >c tiling d'lunondmen stain d an ittack to top the scoie tin Sluppeiisbui g “luggers hid g-tlncd Hewitt idi mud to the plattei and clouted the spheic fut i one-sick Ic-td Iluiihigtoii followed up with a dtlie tliu put him on the Hist comet, but ills team-nntc w is icliied a the Keystone tuck Slitc swung llic N. SPARKS ST. i THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN willow for tile thlid plebe single, >7lll'* obson 'mlied at first on an euoi and Aimsliong, Heoied both Haiilngton and Slate when he plugged the upheie fin two bases Hub Cieene icliied the sale on u slioit fly to the nut mnl school Si Ol ISIOP Slilppensbuig again lvsiiined its Kcoiing tactics in the eighth flume when two tallies lalsed the count be 10ml the d uigei point Tlie plebes fail ed to 1 ally and the game ended with the 1101 tu it school bitumen leidlng bi a mi; giu of three iuiis WOMAN’S RIFLE TEAM . SELECTS OFFICERS AND SQUAD FOR NEXT YEAR The selection of the llr*l gbl’s idle ti im at Penn State, followed by 1 P< iciment match among the nicmbeis liituilh ended the gitls* illle piactlcc foi this Hcason The tenm consists of tile gills who haie woikcd nil spilm; In the illle tango ami will be the nu iltus foi futuie teams, at Pom Stale The nicmbeis selected ate Mis* L E Amleisun "27, nnnagci Mis* E A l-ullock 27 captain. Miss H inlet Putcliei '27 Ml** KnthciJne Holbiook ’2S md Miss M 11. Newell '2B .Since gills' illle piactlcc iris begun s< late this season no* nutclies welt lied with othei institution* Piactlc" foi next icai is scheduled to begin immcdl itch after college opens and the girl litlemen will sign up'foi %.uious matches to be shot aflei the Chiist nns location. The universities of Ok- I homi nnd Voiada aie v among the piospectiie opponents * LOST —Coat nnd pocketjjook contain ing dtlvei's license and otliu impoit ant papeia. Lost on Apill 24 between State College ami Centre Hall Ite waid. 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' PENNSYLVANIA STICKMEN DOWN NITTANY TWELVE (Continued from first png«) no*** game Fj ni . coopeiatlun and in dividmil Hllck 1101 k tnaikcd the clos ing tilt of the 1923 lauoshe sejiou Summ.uicH Pennivhanhi pusitiun Penn Slate I'lollch Coal Hulking ltosa I’oint Sc.unan Pitker Com point Wlehmd Ttublnsun Fitst doftnsu Cook Uoyteaux Second defense ilucklvi Su.nlali Thlid defense liuu*- I'eiUHgaid Centei ' Shanks (■oldbi’tg Thlid attack Edmondi 'liumbull Suoud attack Gelsewit" C.udinci (C) Fiist attack Mondell Hres In home Shanei (Cj P.eHli Out home Hackett Coils Pennsihania—(>aullnei 3. Koilli, Titimbuli. Cold brig. I'eimc gild; Penn Slate—'Edmonds 2. Hick ett 2, Celsewite, Shanet Substitutions Pennsylvania—Howe fot Hnc-. Fit/- pilllck foi lleilli. Penn Stale —Cluus- ei foi Edmonds. Lhuuly fot Gel*cwlte, .'«h for Wendell. Edmonds foi Clous ei. Geisewlte foi Cioady. 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