Tuesday. November 8, 1927
How Penn State
Oppon'ents•Fared'
Lebanon Valley G Schuylkill 7
Gettycburg 26 Dickinson 6
Bucknel , 20 Lehigh 6
Penns)lsamu 24 Harvard 0
r Syracuse 6 Ohio IVeßleyan 6
1 Laavrtto 2 Geolgetown 27
Ceorgo Washington 0
, PENN STATE 13
[Nem, Yolk U 20 Carnegie Tech 6
Plikburg,h 0 AV & J 0
RADIO LEAGUE PLANS TO
MEET HERE NEXT JUN
Amateur Operators of Atlant
Section Will Assemble
For Conference
Through the efforts of a committee
consisting of members of the operat
ing staffs of College radio stations
WPSC and BXE, pith Gilbert L Cross
le), station engineer as chairman, ar
iangeinenta have been started for a
convention of the Atlantic Division of
the American Radio Relay League
at State College nest June
Tho last convention sas held in
Pittsbulgh in June, 1927, and it was
through the petition of Prof E C
'Moduli' and Mr. Crossley at that
time that State College was chosen
as tha next location
The Atlantic Division of the Amer
ican Radio Relay League, a nation
wide organization of amateur operat
ors and experimenters, covers an area
consisting of western New York, Penn
sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware,
Maryland, District of Columbia, and
West \ ngrnm. Delegates from all
parts of the division are expected to
attend
Tho committee is at present facing
the problem of setting a definite date.
Because of numerous other conven
tions to be held here next spring, it
has been deemed advisable to arrange
r NI, eels-end after the close 4f the
school yeas.
LOST—Wallet containing two ten dol
lar bills Finder please return to
Georg: Schantz, Phi Gamma Delta.
Leberal reward 2tp
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State Convention For
Farmers' Association
, 'Holds Open Discussion
Realizing that. the solutions to the
numerous problems confronting far
mers may he solved by a general rbs
mission of the subjects iniolved, tie
various Farfners Co-mina's° AzAO
- of the State held a conven
tion in State College Friday and Slt
uiday.
An opportunity was given all of the
guests to express then difficulties and
to voice their opinions of the numer
ous questions raised 'The results of
the experiments supervised by the de
partment of agricultural research Mere
also presented.
Featuning the program was the
Friday evening dinner at the Centre
Hills Country Club at uhich
piest
dent Hetzel, Dean SacLett and H. D
Niesley spoke of the benefits to be
derived loom co-operation between the
farmers -
In addition to roamers of the asso
ciations invitations were sent to the
local Grange members and all other
organizations paiticipating in the co
operative method of buying and sell
ing farm produce.
l Copies of 1928 La Vie S.
I - On Sale During Week 1
i All those desiring copies of I
the 1928 La Vie should apply to !
John Ferguson, Omega Epsilon t
house by next Friday.
Prof. E. L. Nixon Visits
Michigan. Potato Show
Prof. E. I. Nixon, of the botany
department, is at Gaylord, Michigan,
Judgang potatoes at Mclngan's great
po'ato show and to speak before the
Beautiful Sight
There is no beauty in the face that strains to see. The nrinkles
sill tell after all.
To look "beautifully"—and to look "beautiful"—you must consult
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We prescribe the right lens—for correct vision. And the right
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At Beßerl:tate Wednesday 2 t 6 S P.lll.—Saturtlay 10 to 5 P. M.
gloueis of that state Speaking on the
same program no the governor of
Michigan, Professor Ni , on will also
address a banquet of potato grov6era
Syracusians Win Over
Plebe Football Team
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ment around right end to Syincase's
font N-too sehere Romaner caught him.
O'Connor blocked the next play to
the late of scrimmage but a screen
pass nom Diedrich to Genies took. the
ball over Bill Orange's home-line for
six points soon after. A Penn State
man nits too anxious and the lino,
man tecalled the play for offside.
O'Connoi, actiee Syracuse lines
man„ started the visitor's winning
march toward tho Nittany goal line
v.hen he intercepted Border's pass on
the Penn State forty yard line. Ta
mes then event around his right eel
to the twenty-two yard mark. The
next play gained eleven cards Bill
Orange seas offside on the next calling
of signals but a short pass from Tit
mug to Jackson and a fees eel's of
the stocky little back gained the
touchdown on the following play
Obst Sailed to lift the water-logged
mat across the bar for an extra point.
Syracuse again intercepfed a Lion
fornard %hen Bodle grabbed the Lull
on his own thirty-eight yard line.
Quarteiback-Titmas then started a
second march toward the opposing
goal with Reissig and Bodle doing the
major ball-carrying
1 Stone Nall
HI luck guided a Hill punt out cr.
the freshmen's three-foot mat's. and
Gemini managed to boot the heavy
and shapely ball but snt..cr yards
away hom his own scoung-stripe.
Titmus, cunning behind interference,
brought the oval bad. to the three
yard line. A crash at the line failed
to gain mole than a yard but fist
down was registered in two more
tuns, the Nittany line holding the
mud-cleared attackers with desperate
fight
THE PENN STATE COLLEGiAN
On the next Orange ettempt, Ta
ms, fumbled; and toe ball V.Olll. to the
Nittany defenders, one foot Mom thew
own goal line.
Captain Spike Collins, held in le
serve because of his injured lop, was
rushed into the game at this Juncture
and punted safely out of ding., get
ting on' the longest Pick of the game
The line-up.
Freshmen Syrneuse
Kanlan LB OW.
Horse' LT Itonme-
Gordon 1.11 0 Lnonor
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/am Ha It Monis
Sehlnnek It T Nes .1,
Brownlee It 1 , llnTs
I tench 411 Tama,
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Twatlawns Jock.,an
Suloilitutions—honya for RiMIA Murphy for
Ilollln llollls for !amok, IlaNord. for Kilo
ton Minion for Filo arils Collins for Ikon!,
Soccermen Win From
Maroon By One Point
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Whether or not it was due to the
toggy'condition of the field, the Penn
State combination failed to show the
co•oidnmtion and accuracy uhich
chasactesized it in its victory °set the
Pennsylvania elesen. Passes failed
tnne and again to reach then mask
mid tin oughout the tilt players went
down in pans aftes contesting po
se.,son of the sphere.
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A lineup plat:Lally unchanged mace
last oek's tilt eni sled Satortlav'h
game rot Penn State. Horn took the
goal-defending berth, Chotry and Al-
Ivn the first defense hoe,
'Remno, Edgerton and Strtmlan filled
the helloed. pots and Haney, Mat
shall, Slonnell, Gliffen and Jacobson
played on the foment hoe
All told fourteen men saw action
or the Penn State team. In the sec
ond quarter of the game, Glaser en
tered fin Sloanell. Then in the last
pencil, Skinnell di.placed Jacobson
limn the outside tight berth and
Johnny James scent in foi Repine at
the light halfback position Dick Mai
shall who ',Toyed a minor injury left
the flay, Slsintiell took his place at
aside left and Beime resumed the
outside post. Next, Scotty Mermen
ierlaced Sl.innell at 'mule left.
Tho lineup follons:
Lnra,etle Penn Slate
K.llv C Horn
Garrtit it 11 Clurry
Carl nun L II Alluu
Baer It II Rena.)
1,01 C It I.decrton
Potter L II Strietuan
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It. Amu :Ix I L. Le I•l'Ln
T.olor C I Sktunell
lt luttlelo I I. N 1,410111
Slark CL 'lnn.
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Sk.nnel. Sklrou II for Incoloon. .Inmec lon
Campo Jaculuon for 161Inthal1 McLurtu for.
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Four Girls Enter Fall
Thespian Variety Shom
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hove been clipped from Codey's Lady's
Book. In a setting with total purple
backdrop decorated with large cameo
and with a bronze candelabium
swung fauna :those, the two will notr
sole music in then allotted time. arvs
Greer is assigned to one of Du octal
Dose 3lason's snip! se skits.
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W T Neff '2B, and It G Thrashes
'3l, will initiate the program with a
number of demonstrations which would
put the erstwhile Thurston to , hame
A male quintet will take the stage
• upon the magician's disappeinance.
C P Pi iebai tshauser '3O, and K. T.
mike '3O, arc planning a Black Crow
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