’S SHOP D lv SENSATIONAL NOVEMBER SALE Begins Today Ends The 30th iaturing Our Entire Stock of Quality Merchandise at Reduced Prices 'mentions Savings Come In Look Around ball to the enemy net In the second and thud periods, howevei, the Penn .State forward lino .slackened its pace to peinut the Springfield passes to outplay it Only the steady woik of the backfield prevented the visitors tiom scoiing in the final cantos As in foimei games the Nittany soccei men opened with charges that aimed to bent then opponents to the ball, only to have the Gurnet and White passers use the same method and block the dm os The Penn State , attack was especial} ineffective when the Blue and White lost many golden opportunities to seoie STUDENTS CHOSEN ) JUDGE AT CHICAGO ;t To Represent State at Icrnutional Exposition Beginning Saturday students weie chosen yoxteiday icscnt. Pennsylvania in the col judgitig contests of the Intei :>l Exposition in Chicago, start ituidnv and continuing to De l* fouith A gieut part of the inaccuiacy and lack of speed wax attributed to the condition of the playing field and to a stiong wind which deflected many long boots Anothei i cason foi the weak attack Sntuiday was the ab sence of “Mus" Seiry fiom the left wing. Kiel played well in his place, but the expeuencc of the Egyptian bootei was needed to give the line its necessaiv balance tennis consist of J II Close A William ’27, \\ G Mcßlain F P MtCollough ’2B and P. J s.unc team placed second in itest at the Eastern States E\- n tins fall. At Chicago the will judge beef cattle, sheep, and hoises From these five Is a team will be picked to enter xt annual collegnte meats judg ntest at the International. KDKA Will Transmit Penn State Program , Bentlov, acting head of the I husbandry depai tment, and membets of the depai tment, m r M F Gunies, W L. Henn -1 T Zioglei, and P C Mae will attend the International cod association meetings Prof •nzie has been selected as altei udge in the sheep division of position and Ptof. Henning is u\ of the Amencan Southdown Breeders’ association. Livestock Show Several special entertaining acts will be included on the bill Announcement of the piogram wax made yesterday bv D. M. Cresswell, director of the department of public information, who has prepared it With the co-operation of Bandmast er W D Thompson and Prof R W . Grant, director of the music depart ment Featuies include numbeix by the Blue Band and the vaisity male quaitct, the lust time that the latter oigamzation has been scheduled to broadcast from KDKA n State is icpiesented mv-tlio lings of the International Live- Exposition wludi staitcd todax icigo and will continue to De i lust exhibit consisting of six steers, i-five bat rows and twenty-thiee was sent from the College on The band will open the piogram with an overture, followed by “Vic tory” by both hand and quartet Coach Bczdck will then talk briefly on ; “Inside Football” and is expected to give some worth-while hints for fol lowers of the game Following an other band selection the quartet will lender a group of four songs and W C Bowie will contribute a tenoi solo Judge Mitchell will follow with a short talk, probably featuiing the col lege service and Di R D IleUel, the new president lav, according to an announce fiom the animal husbandry de ent yooteiday In past e\po- Penn State has shown high , livestock and has been a con . winnei of high places :ermen Down Fast pringfield Team, 2-0 Continued from fust page) s claim for the championship e Intel collegiate Soccei associ the team will lemcun heie to n ictice sessions ovei the week- In these dulls Coach Jeffrie-, ittenipt to put on the finishing betoie lux te im meets one • oldest and stiongc&t collegiate combinations in the countrq nme will begin at thiec o’clock Saturday's game both the Nit ;ounteix came in the first half * battle aftei close scrimmages the enemy goal The first tal x headed m by Marshall after ithei h id been booted fiom the vatd line by Kiel Molltngci ited foi the second point when eived a pass. near the end line Maixhall to head the splieie he Springfield goalie The next musical feature will be a trumpet solo by W E Bieiy, “Cleo patra,” with bund accompaniment This will cam the program to the houi of eleven o’clock After the quartet and bund have lendered “The Nittany Lion” a sur prise featuic will be given by the quaitct composed of \V C Bowie ’2B, F E. UK ’27, J E Dickson ’2B and D E Jenkins ’27 * g { This space 5 5 Reserved for £ ISCHLOWS | QUALITY SHOP \ i *i Lhc duo of counteix the xloweil up m their play and lnable to keep possession of the During the lust half of the thev maintained an offensive that lepeatedly canted the Prophecy —• On some rainy day, you will turn down your hat and thank God for John Hancock. ufe IhsuranceCompanw^-- 5 Of Boitoh, MASiAcnucens Football Returns Get on the air 2:30 P. M. THURSDAY Hear Them, Play by Play ATWATER KENT R. C. A. RADIOLA ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. Bell 7-J Peoples Bank Bldg. Weather Affects Play Two selections bv the saxophone sextet will follow. This group from the band is coni]>oscd of P. V. Rice ’2l), P A Sica ’2B, J P Jewell ’2B; II D. Johnson ’2B, B. H. Ilcim ’27, and J P Hively ’3O. At this point greetings to Penn State alumni and friends will be given by James Mil holland, president of the Penn State Alumni Asociation. “In the Gieat Beyond,” by the band will be follow ed by r “Connades in Arms,” sung by the quaitct, and a bass solo by Jen kins, “Bells of the Sea” A Pittsburgh woman, Gertiude Martin Rohret, is the composei ot : the next band selection, “Pennsylvan ia,” a State xong The quaitct will then sing “Blue and White,” folow ed uv Thespian entoi tamers and the playing and singing of the Alma Ma ter of Penn State (Continued from first page) Lions Point for Pitt Game Thanksgiving THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN V r ’27, three-year veteran la Lions ag; Jack Filnk (Contir.!i"d from first page) cgamxt Pitt ns center, while Joe *s* TriCllMtirP* X Kiall will guard his port side Don * rUC AUSUUUItC * Gieonshieldx, star tackle, and George X T7ii<Tana W T Dolp complete the line which'will be v XI. ... pitted against the Panther forwards *jIx~X~X~XX-4--HK**X* , X~H~X~X*X- Thanksgiving Dinner Menu THE PURITY TEA ROOM GRAPE FRUIT COCKTAIL ROAST TURKEY OYSTER STUFFING MASHED POTATOES GIBLET.GRAVY CRANBERRY SAUCE STUFFED OLIVES CREAMED PEAS DRESSED LETTUCE ICE CREAM PINEAPPLE SALAD « COFFEE Industrial Engineering Department Student Desks and Chairs, Student Tables CHIFFONIERS TYPEWRITER TABLES - - $4.00 to $8.50 CHAIRS $3.50 DESKS $12.50 to $25.00 STUDENT TABLES $5.00 COSTUMERS $2.00 GATE-LEG TABLES - - - • $4.50 to $0 DRAWING BOARDS - • $1.25 to $3.00 SWINGS $5.00 to $lO.OO PICTURE MOULDING - 3c to 20c per foot MAGAZINE RACK $1.75 BOOK SHELVES - - - - $3.50 to 57.50 CEDAR CHESTS ROOM 106, UNIT B IA/ATCH THIS AD CLOTHES Ready-made And Cut to Ordor ESTABLISHED ENGLISH UNIVERSITY STYLES, TAILORED OVER YOUTHFUL CHARTS SOLELY FOR DISTINGUISHED SERVICE IN THE UNITED STATES. (garter llotuse Suits and Overcoats *4O, *45, *5O ichic, who plays his last game for the :ainst Pitt Second-string linemen who may sec service are Lesko and Faulknoi, ends, Munz and Kon, tcakles, Rose berry and Nerdel, guaids, and Reed, center Scrimmage of more than an houi’s duration in a pouring lain Thuisday afternoon failed to take the starch out of Bezdek’s gndders A like ses sion Fnday'wus equally successful The backs w*ere drilled m passing and handling a wet ball, while the line men were pitted against the dummies and the bucking machines The freshmen, using Pitt plays, weie piessed into service for brief periods, enabling the Lion tforwaids to solve the Pitt style of attack, The varsity backs functioned smoothly on the offensive and uncorked seveial tricky plays Roepke, who is ex pected to bear the brunt of the Nit tany attack, glided around the op position in promising style Pmcuia, Roepke and Faulkner punted consistently in an effort to - $12.50 $3.00 to $25.00 PITT VS. PENN STATE 1893—W. U I*. 0 Penn St«U 32 1894 and 1895—N0 games m5-Tw. UP JPenn. State 10 1897. 1898. 1890—No carnet 1900—XV. UP. 2 Peon SUte 12 1001—XV UP. 0 Penn State 27 1902 W UP 0 Pena State 27 1903 W UP 0 Penn SUte 59 1004— I W. U P 22 Penn SUte 0 190 G—XV UP 0 Penn SUte C 1006—XV UP 0 Penn SUte C 1907—XV UP 0 Penn SUte 0 1008—W’ UP 6 Penn SUte 12 1909 Pitt 0 Penn SUte 0 1910— Pitt 17 Penn SUte 0 1911— Pitt 0 Penn SUte X 1912 Pitt 0 Penn SUte 38 1013—Pitt 7 Penn SUte 0 1914—Pitt 13 Penn SUte 3 1916 Pitt 20 Penn SUte 0 lQlO—Pitt 32 Penn SUte 0 1917 Pitt 28 Penn Sutc C 191b—Pitt 28 Penn SUte 0 1910—Pitt 0 Penn Suit 20 1920 Pitt 0 Penn SUte 0 1921 Pitt 0 Penn SUte 0 1922 Pitt 14 Penn SUU 0 1923 Pitt 20 Penn SUte X I*l24—Pitt 24 Penn Stale C 1926—Pitt 28 Penn SUte 7 Total \letorlr*—Pilt 13; Tenn SUte 12 Tic game*— 2 ToUl polnu—Pitt 269 Penn SUlc 283 Games in 1893. 189 b. 1900 1901 and 1902 nt SUte College, 1904 nt Recreation park, 1904 to 1908 at Expo nnrk 1909 to 1025 inclusive, nt Forbes 1 Icld. 1926 at Pitt SUdlum bolster their game averages. Prit chard and Bergman specialized in kick-offs. Roepke booted placements from various angles and distances. Pitt Improves What appeared to be a very medi ocre Pitt team has developed into a very formidable combination since the opening of the 1926 grid season. The Panthers were far from impressive in their debut against Allegheny, win ning after a hard struggle, 9-7 Against Georgetown the Smoky City eleven improved, 'holding the Hilltoppers to a 6-6 tie Lafay'ettc beat the Panther into subjection 17-7, and the strongest Carnegie Tech team in years turned m a 14-0 victory Pitt biokc her losing streak by trimming Westminster, 88-0, and turning back West Virginia, 17-7 Continued im provement won for the Panthers the 1 FIREPLACE WOOD 1 * COAL X X StateCollogeFuel&SupplyCo. -5- £ Phone 3S-M £ ALBERT DEAL&SON Heating AND Plumbing 117 Frazier Street honor of a scoreless tic with Wash ington and Jefferson. The Panthers have six capable backfield men in Rooney, Welch, Schmidtt, Booth, Hagan and Frshci. Rooney and Fisher hvae been alter nating at the pilot position and it is a toss-up as to which will start against the Lions Gibby Welch la the backfield star, but he has not scintillated so brightly in the last few games Hagan will probably be paired with him, with Booth at full back. ' The Pitt line, though somewhat lighter than the Nittany forward wall, showed plenty of power in re pulsing Captain Bill Amos and lus W. and J associates. Captain Mc- Millin nnd Guarino will play the flanks, with several capable under studies in reserve Kerns has been stationed at right tackle throughout the season and will start with Was muth or Salata os his running mate Linn nnd Robeits aie fast guards whose intcrfeience work has played no little part m the Panther success es. Cutler, successor to the famous Marsh Johnson, plays a vicious rov ing game at center. Coach Jock Sutherland has held n number of plays in lescrve for the Lions. The Panthers have taken the lessons of the wily mentor to heart SIMPLY PHONE 264 THE HILAND SHOP Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing Complete Laundry Service CATERERS We have the best of ev erything at the lowest possible price for your special dinner. FYE’S Phone 106 Wholesale Grocery Tuesday, November 23, 1926 and promise lo give-lho visiting Nit-! tany grlddcrs the usual titanic battle.' The Blue Band will acompnny the 1 team to Pittsburgh and will enter-- lam at the usual Penn State smoker Wednesday evening. The entire Lion squad will leave Varsity Hall nt one o’clock tomorrow for Tyrone, whcic it will board two special ears The gndders will be quaiteied at Web ster Hall. Probnblc Line-up Detp LB (Copt.) McMllicn Grocnshielda LT Kern* hrall LG Linn Mnhoncy C Cutler Dnrrncli ItG Robert* Filnk RT Saint* Weston (Cnpt ) UK Guarino Pincurn Q It Rooney Lunitrcn LH 11 Welch Koopkc , RII IS Schmidt I’riichnril I*ll liooth. 1 Get Shoes Shined AT Jim’s Place Before leaving for home Thanksgiving HATS CLEANED
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