Tuesday, September 27, 1921 Score by Quarters PENN STATE LEBANON VALLEY Penn Statc-4 Touchdowns Yards. Gained from Scrimmage ' Penn Statc—l37 Lebanon Valley-96 Goals After Touchdown Penn State-3 Lebanon Valley-0 Forward Passes Penn State Lebanon Volley Successful, II for 238 yards Successful, 2 for 28 yards Unsuccessful 5 Unsuccessful 8 Intercepted Intercepted I Penalties Penn State Lebanon Valley ' 2 for 25 yards 2 for 30 yards _ rumbles Penn State 2 Penn State, 8 for 355 yards Lebanon Valley, 4 for 185 yards Returning Rickoff Penn State, 19 yards Returned Punts Penn State, 59 yards Lebanon Valley, 38 yards 1927 LION GRID STATISTICS I almer, V.l" E itdon, i IV C E Crozici, A. NV Curry, S. 13 Tackle '29 Dangerfield, 11. Half '2B Dal i agh, S. 11. Guard '2B Delp, G S End '29 Dornlmp., M H. Half '29 Esclibaelk H 11. Guard '3O Greenshields, D. D.. Tackle ' '29 Hams, S L Full '29 Harrington, B A Hastings, II E. Hewth, E E Hollobaugh, S S MEM L titre D C MEM Guard '2B End '29 Quarter '2B Livermore, F L Lockwood, E.. 7 Lungren, J. S. Lyon, E.. 1 MeAndroc,, M. 111cClure, W McCombs, R R. Mahone}, R S. =MI MEEK2I =MEI Tucklo '23 Taeldo '3O Neldel, J. , annaccum, T S. @MEE Ptheura S. D Reynolds J. W. IMI 1E la Rdvny, E„C Roberts, J. R Center Roopke, J. P. (Capt ) Half IMIEMEEI EMU Slamp, K R. End Stahley, J. N Half =ER Welland, L. T. Tackle Whitmore, R G Half Whlson, A. F MEE El ERS!O3 Yost, C. A Guard Zaburansky, E. S Full ORCHESTRA CALLS FOR i STRINGED INSTRUMENTS I Out-of-town engagements will be scheduled for the College Orchestra if a sufficient number of men, playing stringed instruments, turn out for tho preliminary tryouts in the Band Room, Old Main, tonight at seven o'- clock announces Mr 0. Thompson, di 'rectos of the orchestra. S About fifty of last year's musicians have retained but ,Dnector Thomp son desires to increase the member- J. D. STRUBLE ARMY & NAVY STORE 820 East College Ave. Phone 75-R :-:--x~:~--~::-: Our menus delight the most 'f ~: capricious • The Purest of Home Cooking ii • NITTANY RESTAURANT * GEO. KEPREOS, Prop PYE'S Notions Shoes and Ladies Ready-to-Wear West College Avenue .7 0 7 13 00 0 0 Lebanon Valley-0 Lebanon Valley 3 Lebanon Valley, 110 yards 18 6' 2" Lebanon MO 19 5' 9" Cheltenham High 23 5'S" Shippensburg Noma' 20 6' 0" Peabody High (Phgh) 21 tr 2 ' Chester High 23 5' o'9"E:lsm (Ohio) High 22 3' 1" Monongahela High 21 0' 0" West Pints High 21 5' 0" KnoNaille High 20 G' 0" Frank S. Mash Arad 22 0' 0" Cleveland High 20 6' 1 ii" E Rutherford High 21 s'lo!'_." Hutchinson High 23 6' 0" Williamson Tiede Sol 21 5' 05_5" Kislamenetas Prep 20 6' 2" State College High 21 5'10" ItleKeespoit High 21 6' 1" Lorain High 20 s'll '", " Gieensburgh High 21 5'11" E Rutherford High 21 5'10" Farmington High 20 5'11" !Amer Mellon High 23 5' 8" Peddle Institute 19 5'11" Williamsport ugh 23 5' 9" Meicersbuig Acad. 21 6' 0" Kisimenetas Prep 20 G' 3" Emlenton High 21 G' 1" Phila. N. E High 21 3' 1" Sharon High 20 s'll ik" Wilkinshui g High 21 3' 191" Norristown High 21 3' 211" Vermont Academy 22 3' 2" Oil City High 19 6' 1" Jenkmtonn High 22 5' 9" Philipsburgh High 22 511" Hislamenetas Prep 10 5'11" Lansdon no High 20 5'10 , 4." Cal lisle 'High 19 6' 2" Haddon Heights High 21 5' 9" Upper Darby High 22 5'11" Dickenson High ' 20 5' 9" St. Thomas College 21 6' 0" American U (Egypt) 22 5'10" Homer City High 22 5'11" Easton High 19 s'll'x:" Lebanon Illgh Bahal Ingh 20 s'll l / 2 " Roxbury Hlgh 24 5'11" 11:yomIng Semmlry 21 6' V;;" 0,1 City Illgh 23 510" Union City Hgh 20 5' 7%"Einsmus Hall 22 6' 2" Butler High 21 5'11 , 4," E Rutlierfold High ship to one hunched men The lesser size lull permit presentation of a mole 1. arled and attlactive program than has been given heletofore. KE- ER y * . - ,S L'c MIUNS i- C . e cimmAcric KEEPS YO 1 TIT i TILOS. G. and AIARGAIIIIT L DEEM 'YOUR CHIROPRACTORS Lenten Hid. Phan. 666 and 067 1 I Side Lines 1 "Grid Gossip" has gone But there is no cause for mv, for in its place comes "Side Lines," successor to +he lousier uhich has had a reign of la, 3 cam or moue. Gossip unpile:, fem inine chatteriogs, doesn't go well with guid and finds favor only with 31113 Delp Besides Joe Kroll us on the bench. IME=I Saturday wils a day of decept•on The maroon and white Jeiers of the Lion griddets fooled some five thon=- end cash customers for a time Seine of the crowd thought Rog gahoney had translated to the valley institu tion so hen his unmistakable prance nos discovered Still others wonder ed when the managmal carps was going to put the god posts in pi: we The new scoieboaid, quite a novel thing, attracted much comment during the Lebanon Valley horns. Red lights ale used to indicate,hle and white lights to indicate one said. Esery time Gelbett, wily visiting halfback, milled the ball, the score board looked like a ttallic signal in a busy city And when Dangeifield put on his hide-and-seek act the light gmeinot blew out a fuse' =MI The Loons donned new jeiscys this year because their &ins coincided with Lebanon Valle}'s in ID2O. Ber dek's cohoits sore tossing the (n al to eery valley playa except the suns —and even to them when they wore insetted. This season, however, the colo, colflieted distinal), Coach Bezdek, who lends his oc casional advice to the clubman teen• and who, ho the way, has never con tributed to Anlh, ernat!,,eti the ones day ate,. watching Tiny Kendelkorn, 230 pound, six foot three Central high guard, "Dutch, he must have played the title role in 'The Weigh of All Flesh' " I=l=l There is no danger of the new score board going dooer• Al, the in trepid SA itch man, played the West inghouse for three years. ==l Lou Young and his four magiei,ns sine baffled Saturday afternoon when the usual double figures of the early season games disappeared To make matters worse, the receded goal posts had no attraction for the 0\ tra point effort, in spite of the fact that Penn mentor his scull I=l=l Syracuse basely squeered Nactosy from Hobart Sato, day afternoon by a 13-0 Looks like a rotten Osange tins year. Ultaybe, says Larry, it's because all the seeded .players have been graduated I=l=l Walt Esehbach, second string line man, obsesses that the Dempsev-Tun soy scrap would have been a much greater success hail it not conflicted nith Stunt Night At the Varsity Hall festive board Satin day evening after the game Cy pointed to the glorious sunset and ‘s Me his sidekick turned his head to gather an eyeful, the brilliant Beta INDEX FILES and LARDS 3x5 Wooden Box, 100 Cards and Index 75c 4x6 size $1.05 .THE ATHLETIC STORE On Co-Op. Corner ' I FRANK SCIORTINO & BROTHER Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Fruits and Produce Delivery and Open Evenings Bell Phone 210 Industrial Engineering D,epartinent Student Desks and Chairs, Student Tables CHIFFONIERS $12.60 TYPEWRITER TABLES • - $4.00 to 58.50 CHAIRS $3.50 DESKS $lO.OO to $40.00 STUDENT TABLES $5.00 COSTUMERS - - -, - - $2.00 to $3.00 GATE-LEG TABLES DRAWING BOARDS - - $1.25 to $3.00 SWINGS $5.00 to $lO.OO PICTURE MOULDING - 3c to 20c per foot MAGAZINE RACK - - - BOOK SHELVES - - - - $3.50 to $7.50 CEDAR CHESTS - ROOM 106, UNIT B THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN back usurped his dessert. Just then, Bee entered and barked, "Nice work, Cy!" But Hugo alerted to the 40- yard clash Lungren manipulated in the last period. IMIZI "It takes the 'mil to beat the Dutch," laughed Rog Mahoney as he received the centre assignment in In. Nor of Parana. A. J. WOOD CONDUCTS DRY ICE EXPERIMENTS For the purpose of cal rying out an insestigutien concerning the msullt mg of carbon dsoside gas as used in the packing of ice, nor.' A J. Wood, of the department of me chanical engineering, is being reta,n ed by the Dry Ice Consolation of Am mica, it Nuts announced several da}s ago N. R. Sparks and E. R. Queer, graduate students, base been assist ing in this ssork and the department of dany lirsbandry has cooperated in conducting the tests. B. B. ASHCOM TEACHES AT PORTO RICO 'UNIVERSITY B. B Ashcom, formerly instructni in romance languages at Penn State, is at present teaching Enghbh at the Llnn,etsity of Porto Rico, Rio Piedias, it was announced yesterday. During the sumnin he sans taking advanced courses in Spanish litenituie cn phonetics at the ,University, in preparation for his doctor's demo. 1931 Football Managers ' i 7 I Must Report at Once i All freshmen candidates for i gels third ols a r assistant t o f r t t b . a l r l le p n o iratn to the Wick house or the Athletic 1 1 Association office in Old Main at lonce ; How Penn State e Opponents Fared Lebanon Valley 0 Penn State 27 Getty =burg 31 Ameilean U. 0 Butknell 34 Suaquehanna 0 Penn 8 Frnnllin & Maishall 0 Syi acuso 13 Hobart 0 Lafayette 30 Sehuykill 13 Neu Yolk U. 27y Niagara 0 Pittsburgh 98 Thiel 0 • We Imo new shipments of lamp bodes and book ends ot, THE OLD LAIN ART SHOP. lip STATE COLLEGE FUEL & SUPPLY CO. Phone .33-M Fireplace Wood, Coal 105 East Beaver Avenue - - $4.50 to $9 - $3.00 to $25.00 Notices All plalers of shinged instruments who desire to try foi the College syrrr.' phony orchestra are requested to re port to Bandmaster W 0 Thompson' tonight at sewn o'clock in the band room, fourth floor, Old Main Freshman candidates for the Col lege band will ,iepoit to Bandmaster! W ,0. Thompson' on Thursday corn ing at seven o'clock in the band loom, fourth floor,,Old Man. The ,Penn State Outing club adl meet tonight at eight-thaty o'cloek I in Room 315 Old Main. Election of l a secretary will be held and plans for future hikes will be discussed at this time. All students interested are in ,ited to attend Printer Begins Work On Student Directory "With mote than half of the copy alleady in tho hands of the printer MC hope to have the student directory ready for ilitaibution by the end of the first month of college," Reg istrar N. S. Hoffman announced y es to day . Student typists base been engaged in order to rush the preparation of tho manuscript It is fumed to have the first copies for sole about the mid dle of October SCHOOL.OF AGRICULTURE WILL STAGE LIVESTOCK PARADE FOR ROTARIANS During the visit of the Rotarians to State College on October seventh and eighth, a livestock parade mill be staged on Ag Hill by the School to Agriculture The event vo ill take place at eight o'clock in the morning on both days Dairy and beef breeds of cattle will bo exhibited. Other breeds of live stock that will be exhibited will be horses, sheep, same and poultry. The scene of the parade will bethe Stock Judging Pavilion and will be conduct ed by members of the faculty of the Soho& of Agriculture assisted by a number of the students. SEE -OUR New Fall Fabric Gloves Popular Prices , EGOLF'S Chinese Minister Approves American Aidln Education In fluent opposition to the popular thought that Chinese government au li are antagonistic to A mei icans in China and to American educational opportunit.es offered there, Di. C IC I Edmunds, American Director of Ling nen university, Canton, China, report; the as on ed good will of Sun Fri, Min ister of Communications and the son of tho famous Chinese diplomat and statesman, Sun tat Sen C. W. Croft, a member of the Ling nar umsersity staff, has been for the last sixteen years head of the agia cultan al department at Cnnton and Dean R. L Watts of the Penn State agricultural school hero was a member or the Suno•American committee which I devised the plan under uhich Lingnan I v, no. organized. Sun Po Expresses Opinion "I take meat pleasure in expressing to you my sincere appreciation," says the Chinese minister, "for the, splen did work that the Canton Christian college, non called Ling= universal,, has done and is continuously doing Los the ads ancement of modern education in China. American help to the Chinese edu E. N. MONTAGUE RETURNS FROM EDUCATION SURVEY E N. Montague, of the engineciing extension department, has just re turned lions a toss mocks stay in Washington, D C , where he attended the Fedm ill Baleen of Vocational Edu cation in the course of foreman train ing conferences, DOBBS BATS MONTGOMERY'S al I:nn Stak Page Three catumal entesprise us alm ties m doom ppromdoil that it is subject to Chin conk of and consistent m ith Chino, national aspirations " In speaking of the continuance of aid and assistance by American Is lend:, Sun Po &clues, "I hope that nun Ames scan Ti sends cull continue their support ice the Llngll.lll 1111IVOISItV 4011(11 Will s ernain a bison of f solutions between the people of the two great republics as well as a sym bol of SinmAmm man cooperation" G. W. CIO, for many }ea, the leptesentatisc of Penn State", Mission at Canton, Ching, is now taking his doeten's degree in California by cm . piling a complete henticultuvil cat, logue of Chinese flora, a scientific nor: that has neon, been undertaken befine. Daddy Gm no %sell known to Penn State students, basing •pohen here map times on Ills ',sits to America sinco he left for Canton Christian col lege to seise no he id of the agricultm al depot tment then e. He is partially suppoited in his unit, by money con tributed annuallv 133 Penn State stu dent: to the oiganwation, Penn State's Mission m China Quality in Meats FISHBURN'S MEAT MARKE Opposite the Post Office 'DAD'S DAY Dad is like every one else. He has a sweet tooth. Buy him a box of WHITMAN'S Chocolates. A large variety to select from. RAY D. GILLILAND Druggist
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