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Bulletin
Tuesday, October 20, 192 >
7.00 p. ni —Student Council meeting
7*01) p ni.—Sophomoic scholarship
meeting—Bull Pen
7 30 ji m—Fioth fieshnian business
candidates meet Old
7 30 p m—Mining and Metallurgical
Society meets—llo Old
Wednesday October 21, 192.7
700 p in —Freshman class meeting
Notices
Theie will be a meeting of all can*
didntes for the Fiashman and Vai*
sitv Debating teas in Room 314 Old
Main at seven forty-five tonight.
Block and Biulle Club will meet in
Room 20b Ag Building tomorrow*
night at seven o'clock. Two oi three
scholarships will be awarded at this
time Also a report will be made on
the results of the Chicago Judging
atcli Rcficshmcnts will be solved
The names of the house-partv
chnpoions must be icgistcied in the
oftice of the deal of women imme
diately
A legulai Grange meeting will be!
held tonight at seven-fifteen o’clock |
m 100 Iloit First and second do*
glees will be conferred at eight
hftccn when all applicants aie ex
pected to be piescnt
The banjo section of the Mandolin,
Club will piacticc tomonow night m
the Band Room ut cight-thirtv !
o'clock 1
\ meeting of the Clovci Club will
be hold this evening at seven o’clock
in 10.1 Ag builrhng At this time*
Piofessoi Gnidnci will piesent to the
student-, in outline of the cutnculum
of the Agionomv Department Piof
Ciomei will talk on pi mts foi the
Student Giain and Potato Show
Accoiding to the College calendai,
adopted by the College Senate las:
Decembei upon lecommendation of
the faculty committee and the Stu
dent Council committee, a half holt
dav has been set for Alumni Home
coming Satuiilay, but none for Snt
uiday of the fall house party week.
There will be a meeting ol Student
Council tonight at seven o’clock in 14
L A
Theie will be i meeting of the
Ciabapple Club .*■ seven-fifteen
o’clock on Thursday in Room 100
Iloit Eveivone intcicstcd in Horti
cultuio is invited to attend
CLOSER UNION PLANNED
BY COSMOPOLITAN CLUB
planning to open tutmmg classes in
general college subjects, such as Eng
lish. Chemistiv and Mathematics, to
lie given m Spanish, I’iench, Russian
and Geiman languages These tutoi*
mg lessons will be given ftee of
chat go bv appointment with membeis
of the oigamzation Fuithei ai
i alignments foi this novel idea will be
m.ule at the next meeting of the club
wb.ch will be held this Fiulav at
seven o'clock \n Room 121 Old Mam
Recognized Good
Taste Prefers
Johnson's
“Choice Box”
22 Different
Kinds
ROBT. J. MILLER
toe fjovaSL Sort
.viATi: iolleul puaxa.
WYOMING ELEVEN HOLDS
FRESHMAN TEAM TO TIE
(Continued ftom fust page)
again tamed the ball to \Mtlim
scoring distance. Starting on the
20-yard mark line thiusts bv \\ Int (Continued fioni first page)
mole and WolfT put the ball on the down on the Ohioans’ thnU-yurdj
Wyoming len-yaid line foi a fn»t nankei |
down. A threo-yuid gain by .Neal' At this point a pass, guthcied in
and a foui-uud tluust by Wlntnioie .supeibh In Hayes, substitute fo'
earned the ball to the thiee-vaid Slump, took the ball to a point about
line As WolfT attempted to toiei | eleven yards'from the final line,
the remaining giouiut he lost Ins foot- jßoepke and Helbig earned the ball
ing in the nine and was downed with'past the five-yard marker and on the
scaicely a yard to gam jnc\t attempt Prilchaid w’ent o\ei for
’ Wyoming on Defensive | tl,c touchdown Weston added the
Throughout the second hall the j tr ‘ l 1 ,0,nt
visiting team was continually on the j Although Waid, quaitcrback of
defensive, punting after then first or the Mauetta team, se\eial tunes
second down. Dunng the thud blol ‘° thiough the Nittany forwards
period Delp, the veathng left-end, to bung: the Blue and White backs
scooped up a fumble and inn for a tu the line play of the Penn
Itouchdoun but the ball was brought ! stutu nggiejwtion was above the
'back and the Penn State eleven pen- ’standaitl set in pievious encounteis
jnhzcd for clipping |The line chaiged low, driving the
In lire final quarter the N.ltany ‘f 01 ™ bcfor '
team ha,l another chance to m,'' 1 "" oi ' 1 d '“ , P l '
when ftams by Wolff and Neal (tave ,n f ,,,l!n >’ lo '; cl1 , tl ' ,o, ' c ll '= I’ luc , k /
them a Diet down on the Wtomnnr b "‘ <»>“> One to make tackle
. K ,aftei tackle behind the point or
ififloen-ynrd line The sominniv hn<*! 1
| then tightened, holding Wilson and, ~ 4 * , , , , ,
k... . .** . It was mumlv thiough heady play
ill;'‘T'? V’ °" Q ;r »'« l »■' the „a,t of the forwards that
tl ", 1 th ° •' Ucn ."' l to ' P a " M.chal-ke tallied the first lonch
was pounded ote. he (tool line The Blltk thc Ime cons , itcn t lv
Some ended u.th the ball «>p nttc , Llmglra l, u , ina .ed a Monetta
iPenn State plebe s porscMon at „„ t| , o tlmtv-jards, |
i u lL ‘ ir>ncuia, Dangcifield and Lungicn;
j Lineup 'earned the brunt of the attack, and j
I*. S Freshmen Wyoming Sem (Vichalske was not culled upon to
Dolp L E Loin rdsance the o\«il until the ball was
JlcAndrens —-L T willmnw li? 1 th,oc '“‘f from tlle E ° al 1,n0 ;
w .. The opposing line was worn out and
will* l t, btJibnd lM)t]u , bkc i ltoia n y %v>l iLed through
j'Wolslajei C Manetta team foi the scoie
Hillen R G Corson I Lineup
&° mc H Kallas, | S|J(( .
Marcus R fc, Donehess gj ami)
,^ cjl Q Hnslvo Grav (C )
Wilson L H Bodle rililv -----
R 11 Edwaids Mahouen ..
j Substitutions Wsommg Bio- Hastings -
1 mon.shi foi EdwauK Andeison foi [\\ ilson
Corson. Refeiee—Schott, Spimg- Pincma -
field Umpiie—Dnmenback, Illinois I ungien ...
Head Linesman—Bennis, Penns*ha- Dangei field
nia Time of periods—Ten minutes 1 Miehalske
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College Men College Men College Men
Are You All Set For The House Parly ?
if mr
We are showing a neat line
of Tuxedo Vests, Shirts, Col
lars, Ties, Studs and Links.
How about a new Hat. Try
a Society Club.
Suits Cleaned and Pressed
Harry W. Sauers
Allen Street State College, Pa.
jY. 51. C. A. CASIPAIGN j
! PASSES MID-WAY MARK 1 '
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Kivi'ti pn/es b> the athletic Stoic .ind
MtLjwis
Although the shales in tile Y. M C
A entitle tne ownei to pm ilexes of
loom, bitli, swunmmtr ami so on tliev
do not entitle the pussessoi to a full
> mcmheiship in another Y. M C A
]lowe\et, the amount paid will be
eiedited tow aid the pm chase of a full
membeiship m an> “Y" in the toun
ti\. Atlei the iceeipts ha\e been ic
cened bv the stockhuldeis the\ should
be cNchaiiKed at the “Y" Hut foi but
tons and leeojrtittiun cauls
LION GRIDMEN DEFEAT
MARIETTA ELEVEN, 13-0
Marietta
L n Walker
—L T Ford
L G Trott
C . Kossitc:
—R G Chambers
-R T- Hurm(C)
R E Snider
Q B Ward
—L II B Farnum
R H B Wolf
.F B Rcif
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Substitutions Penn State—Wes* feity for Rcif, Mallory for Trott |
ui foi Wilson, Helbig for Pmcur.i, Scotnng—Penrt State—Touchdowns
Roepke for Lungren, Watson for —Miehnlske, Pritchard. Goal after
Dangerfield, Pritchard for Miehn'- touchdown Weston (placement),
Hays for Slnmp, Pincura for Time of periods—l 2 minutes.
Holbig( Lungren foi Roepke, Dangei- Officials—Referee—Schott, Spring
field for Watson, Michaclskc for field; umpire—DallenbajCh, Illinois;
Pntdiaid, Slump for Hays, Hartman head linesman—Bcnnis, Pennsylra-i
for Hastings, Munz for Filak. Ma- nia; field judge—Godcharles, Lafay*
i ictla—Mallory for Chambers, Laf- ette.
Score by Quarters
PENN STATE
MARIETTA
0 6 7 o—l 3
0 0 0 o—o
Yards Gained from Scrimmage
Penn State, 458 _ Marietta, 42
Penn State, 6
First Downs
Penn State, 23
Forward Passes
Penn State, - Marietta,
Successful, 3 for 38 yards Successful, 4 for 26 yards
Unsuccessful. 4 Unsuccessful, 4
Intercepted, 0 Intercepted, 2
Penn State, 8 for 50 yaids
Punts
Penn State, 3 for 111 yards Marietta, 6 for 190 yards
Returning Kickoff
Penn State, 70 yards Marietta, 0
Penn State, 2
Goals After Touchdown
Penn State, 1
Goals from Field
Penn State, 0
Pirates—Signify Base Ball Champions
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NEW ORTHOPHONIC VICTROLA DEMONSTRATION
Dear Friends
The New Victor Line of Orthophonic Victrola Instruments is now being
shown to the public through private demonstrations arranged for by local
dealers. We have arranged for a demonstration for your convenience on
Wednesday, October 21st. This demonstration will be given by a represen
tative of the Victor Company for your convenience at 7 P. M., 7:30, 8:00 and
8:30 o’clock and the place is the Alpha Chi Sigma fraternity, corner of Pugh
and Nittany Avenues.
At this time this wonderful instrument will play a choice selection for
your benefit; first the record will be played on the new Orthophonic and then
on the old Victrola.
Prices are not prohibitive, as some think, but on the contrary are very
reasonable.
If you are a lover of music, the hearing of this marvelous instrument will
awaken a desire within you to own one of these Orthophonic Victrolas, and
our advice to you is: Place your order now.
This Demonstration is being made possible by the courtesy of the
ALPHA CHI SIGMA fraternity.. . ,
At this time may we thank all our customers for their valued patronage,
Marietta, 1
Marietta, 2
Penalties
Marietta, 0
Touchdowns
Marietta, 0
Marietta, 0
Marietta, 0
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C. W.tTAYLOE ’25, Proprietor
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STATE COLLEGE, PA.
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Last seen at corner of Allen and per week double or $3.85 single.
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"That’s a
intelligent piece of work"
THE professor continues/'Perhaps other papers
were equally intelligent, but their merit was
obscured* by illegible penmanship. If everybody
would learn to use a portable typewriter, it would
save your time and mine and relieve me from the
drudgery of reading longhand ”
Neat, legible, typewritten manuscript keeps the
“profs*' in perfect "reading humor." And perfect
"readingbumor"tendstomean better marks Then
too,' a writing machine for your personal use is
helpful,in compiling your notes, and in writing
those letters home. ~~
The New Remington Portable is preferred by .
students because it is the lightest, smallest, and Trtce,compute
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We will gladly show you this raachm*
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THE ATHLETIC STORE. If
College Are.. State College, Pa.
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Tuesday, October 20, 1925
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