Tuesday, October S, 39 '/
CHAPEL CONCLUDES
FATHERS' FESTIVAL
President Hazel Gree6 Dads
At Mass Meeting Which
Opens Activities
PENN STATE CLUB GIVES
ENTERTAINMENT-SMOKER
With mole then one thous•mil Tu
ants partaking in the three days of
festivaies Penn State's smenth an
nual Dad's Day piogiam tot mmated
with the chapel services conducted by
G S Eddy Sunday morning.
A giant mass meeting in the Audi
torium Friday et ening at wren
o'clock ushered in the , seek-end of
activit es which included a meeting of
the Associaticn of Parents in the
Auditorium at ten o'clock Satulay
nioi fling, the foothill game with
Gettysburg, a tea for the mothers in
the Woman's Building in the afte,
noon and a smoker in the Armory on
Slturdny cloning
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Introduced by C. C. 13011,111111 '2B,
student goseinment native, Picsi
dent It. 1). Bet7el welcomed the fath
ers on behalf of the entite College at
the mass meeting Fndav evening E
E. Hewitt Si , masident of the Asso
ciation, spoke bi telly concerning the
propose of the mgariaation
Coach Mack Speaks
Coach Hugo 13ezdel: rivet appeared
berme the gathering and spoke at
length conceining the athletics of the
College. The football squad non
piesent but was not presentei per
sonally
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Presided over by .1 0 Ke 30,
aetaiy-tiensuicr, the Association of
Pas cots of Penn State (P . O P S.) held
their annual meeting in the Audit°,
mum Saturday morning at ten-th , ity
c'cloak. Mr Keller introduced MI,
Eliaaheth Olewine, vice-pie,ident of
the union
FeHoning the repeat of the Asso
eintion by C S Hewitt, Si Pies,-
dent lietzel made his second appeal
once berme the Dad's Ply oud.ence.
Ile stated the plans for the enlasr,e
ment of the College Refessing to
the apps elm:along made for budd•ngs
prim to last year he said that only
1,600m00 dollars has been piosided in
^eventy-five tents, as contrasted nab
the mdl•on dollars pio‘aled last yeas
Keller D•pinuis Association
Concluding the program J 0 Kel
lei explained the purpose and goal
of the Arseciatio, of Parente, He
states that the union was famed in
1922 primarily to further the bond
mite non under consideration and
that the money now in the treasure
he used entnely to promote this
movement
In a short business session the of
fices of the past year WCIC unoni
mush, elected for another Neal The
minutes of the last meeting were lead
by Mr Kenn
Prm. iding a lose for each =the'
the women of the College held a tea
in the Woman's Building Satuid•ny
afternoon at foul-thil ty o'clock Vo
cal selections furnished entm tamment
With music pi iWed by the Man
dolin Club the Penn State Club pod
yuled a snicker fo. the dads in the
Armory in the evening. Addiesses
v,ere given by W. J. Gm man '2B, pies
ident of the Club and by Dean Watts
of the School of Agneultme
C. Blager '2B, and B. W Wil
ford'29, of the varsity mdtmen pro
'sided live rounds of fistte entettam
ment. Completing the program J. 11.
' , wad], coach of the debating teats
dehvoted a number of loadings op
propriate for a Father's Day mono
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Plebe Tracksters Show
Ability in Tournament
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the slum log of his squad
Getting off to a flying start, Chick
Evans took lint place in the 120-ard
high hurdles ssith Ed Elicnlnlee coo
ing a close second. Schbagman, Stoo
key and Jones garnered the last Once
places in the 100-yard dash . nitn
Wally FuHelton, the Massachusetts
ace, sunning fourth in pool form
Rethers, bicalang hem the pole
with a sprintm's speed, de,tanced the
Leniest men easily and maintained
his mm-gma mg lend dining the mile
sun King and AlcAndieus came in
second and third. In the 410, Hiding
cc dashed to vmtmv coot Finnegan
rod Bogdnewica in fast time
Thu reteran distance man, Detweil
co left doubt in no mind as to the 'sin
ner of the two mile engagement Set
ting a pace that set the other con
testants on then• hee's, the fernier
schoolboy champion out-raceJ his
compenions to the sictory-po,t, lap
ping the last arm and crossing the
finish line in comfortable style too
hundred voids ahead of Ken Moore
and Ainte, the nearest men. Messing
er and Williams brought up the rear.
Ed Brownlee, ex-Kiski hui aling
stne, semstmed the 220 bindle win
McDowell and Schokeit placed second
and thud With his dem mined sun
ning and excellent condition, Nichol
outran the other half-milers Phi vey
am Doppler ,me clocked second and
thud Led by Schockeit the scion
entries in the 220 splint mussed the
finish line in MOM tune Foust, a
green man placed second with Stock
er thud
Schockert Wins Broad Jump
Lifting the shot fluty-tine° feet
through the air, Here non the p , ebe
weight -pushing rompetitton Phillips,
with a house of thirty and two-tenths
feet took second with Weidner a close
thud. Jot elm throwing came into its
own when Musser . tossed the rod 1011
feet on his last y. - Mather flung the
pole only 146 feet while Heir count
ed a distance of 135 feet. Discus
beetling honors were gathered by
Brownlee with a throw of 101 feet
Musser took second with a cast of
199 5 feet.
Schockert MIN Brood Jump
In the pit events, °she& vaulted to
Sietely at ten feet and too inches
while She, pies; jumped five feet to
wir the high jump Schockert leaped
twenty feet and two inches to beat
Richardson's nineteen foot distance
foi bioadjumping boosts
The hammer throw win went to
Brownlee who swung the wired-•
weight for a span of 111 feet and ten
Robetston, the realest fling
er, Lounted but fifty-five feet for his
thiou xhile Simpkins, aline were only
good tot tv,ent-soen feet.
Improved Lion Gridmen
Rout Gettysburg, 34-13
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s Roopko'n Long Run
Johnny Roepke, Nottany leader, WOO
on form Aftct hos first lengthyre
turn of Stumpf's kock-oil, he emlota
ced the second boot from the foot} ,
Nord line and duplicated loos feat of
the preceding few minutes li tetuon
ing the ball lift}-five yards, thos tome
to the 25-yard lone. line the host
yelled ended
Play roan resumed as Recoil.° reelect
ell fine yaorls on a poorly esecuted
tuple pass Roepke's shoot for, trot
pass to Delp added two more and an
othei by the halfback found a place
iu Pincuia', alms, seven }nods loom
the goal Roe!,le counted foo
second time so hen he shot though 'eft
tackle ones the finishing stripe. Ro
epke hocked the estoa point succe,-
fully
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After 'Mahonm had kicked off to
Ilubisack, mho returned the pigskin
twenty yards, the Bullet backs be
gan an - assault on tne Nrttany Iwo
But it eras without avail for the Blue
and White's beef mall displayed th.
most stubborn resistance of the see
son the defensme work of Rog Ma
honey, mho was the cause of many a
pile mime a hole was planned, HU
Hastings and Don Greenshields, whose
fierce tackling kept the dangerous
Gettysburg backs behind thur own
line, seen especially outstanding Get
ty:An-lig was permbred tree yards 101
as off-side infringement after which
Stumpf punted fifty yards to Pine era
mho man downed five yards lions
Mime he caught the ball.
Once more in possession of [bola
Penn State began its Somali pass
mg anew A long Leonal hens e lions
Macula, the fifth successful pas- of
the game, nas snared by Roepke also
else led it to the thirty-yard stem°
latesal pass pissed fealtiess but a
short one, Rooke to Delp, earned the
Lions sex more yards The fo,loweng
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play proved one of the most exciting
of the pane.
Lungren substituted for Wolff Re- 1
epke tossed a pass to Cv who plucked
it out of the on with one hand but.
fumbled after the play had been com
pleted. Staniar tecovered, whaled
his was past man aftm man final];
cutshipping the Penn State second
defense guaitet and crossing the goal
line sites a spurted iun of eight
.trds The play 1, lecalltd, boo
mer, and Gettysburg was peralmed
fifteen }aids for holding
Roephe Scores Again
In an excellent position to score,
the Nitta,* backs resorted to straight
football and again counted on Roepke's
thud touchdown after Cy had hit the
center for five yards The Penn State
captain acquired the exti a point on
the third successful placement kick.
Gettysburg again crept dangerous-
Is near the Lion goal after 3lahoney
had kicked oft to Ilubisack who re
turned the ball 35 yards The Bul
let, stationed themselres on the trien
ty-yaid lino after trio succes±ful for
ward passes Again the Penn State
line braced itself and held the Battle
field team for downs as the half end
ed Mall the score 21-0 favoring Bez
dei-'s changes.
• Except for l‘k3lillan's thnlhng 78-
ton' cur and the Bullets subsequent
touchdown, the second half moved un
eceatful Greenshields c otos wry of
Irubiack's 'fumble after the kale-011,
paved way to the fourth Lion touch
dawn, made dnettly by Captain Roep
he who also kicked the extra point.
After the Penn State line had proved
impenetrable to Bullet thrusts, the
Lions received the ball on downs and
scored by 'virtue of too long passes,
are,eiso play and straight buck by
llamas and a duct off left tackle by
Attie Volk. Roepke's fifth extra point
tiv hit the goal post and bounded back
to the playing held
74 was after the , e two tribes that
McMillan's thrilling dash occurred
Tho brillrant Gettysburg substitute
halfback ran lions his I'd-yard line
down the field gradually veering to
maul the sidelines where he over-
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once more exhibited qtiength and re
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do, ns.
Bullets Score Again
A fake kick which proved a short
buck attempt was fumbled behind the
goal line and Ilert7la.h pounced on the
bull for the second enemy touchdown
Brandiff, who had been inserted in fa
vor of Ilubisack, kicked the roles
point The remainder of the game was
or even contest between the ...tors
and Beadek's leserve team Foiwaid
fq pmdmalm Cissarna.l am, ~ z.,sed
the scrub team, two of which Were
completed.
.Besides the petrol mance.. of Roefike,
Wolff in the backfield and IliNtinrs,
Gieenshields and Mahoney on the foie
scull, George Delp, of We-t Philly
fame displayed mid-season form in
clutching almost en my foinard
pass that mas directed to him
e., Panaccion and Le=l,o, the other
members of the line offered the
eo-opelation that was nece,saiy for
the power and sweep of the front call
during the fit st half.
Atarillan folio. Lancaster !amni
on, Stump!, who performed at Leo
r:toun and IfuhisaLk, who entered the
flay with 0 navel injury, %NOLO the
outstanding playas for the focmcn
Slaughter, burly left guano! and Gal
ion, speedy wing man who once played
for Noristonn high school, proted
the offensive star, for the Battlefield
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le•sJonJ placers in the moductlon m
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Bill Cox Scores First
In Cross-Country, Trials
(Continued from first rage)
Lands No hesitation o falter in has
'tulle of n Ind could be olvnen sea by
the speantms aho st is oil to ice the
sseekly to-out
In sixth place came Slim 11,1 cos,
nhile Ol7enhou•e, took -month. Pet
it and Bachman nine neck and noel.
at the finish line, Bachman h wine:
caught Pitt!! by a fast splint at the
end of the lace 11,koe led 011ic
Ilcl
fhtch to the final post by a client dis
tance and Kaselicki, Conine owl Wilde
finished the coin, run in crstoncled on
dei Dunn and Ebersole (hopped oat
of the running coon after clan t, toe
pace hieing too fast fon them
Iletomlel and IteitherS Immethate
-11 Ook the lead in the ft e=lunan try
out pleeedtvg the eat ay tun, with
Detoetlet cettinor the pace. As the
too or o'ned the litush hue thou note
matelung , stlttle for sti ice and tied
for lust place
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