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• Applications foi looms in Watts
Mall for the coming tear must be
made at the office of the Dean of Mon
before May twentieth
Baseball Team Meets
Holy Cross Tomorrow
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and two dal s latei Velment sins
selutenashcil to the tune of 4-0.
Princeton sins encountei ed Apt
twenty-fifth and the Taro nine seas
vanquished by a 12-2 scene. Wins
over Spring Hill and Williams col
leges further Justified Holy Cioss'
prowess Altos the loss to Foidhani,
the New England batsmen opposed
the Harsaid nine and mem ded an 2-5
conquest. This was the hist defeat
Holland had mimed up to that time
Three days later Coach Baity's pro
teges combatted the New Toile uni
versity nine which also had an un
blemished record. The Knielembork
er outfit went down to inglorious de
feat. 9-0, and Holy Cross was corned
lately heralded by spoils Nelliers as
the leading college nine in the cast.
The victory sins even inure impressive
inasmuch as the Ness Englanders ton
guered Ness Veil university's sten
hill ler, Manfredi
Strong Pitching Stall'
Most feared of Coach Barry's cora-
lunation is the flinging corps. Com
posed of Fons, Nekola, Hebert and
Dobens, the Worcester outfit boasts'
one of the strongest hurlinp quartets
in college baseball. Fans wrs war
ning pitcher in Inc engdgements,
Nekola in three, .11de Hebert and
Dobens have been credited wth one
victory apiece The latter hut It'd
New York unrversity into subimssion,
allowing only file scattered hits and
striking out sr% batters
Captain Sarage, Hurley and Fisher
compose the outfield for the New
Englanders. The former bats m thud
position and Is a long-distance hitter.
His season's average is near the 400
mark His mate in eenterfield, Hur
ley, is also a consistent threat at the
plate
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A setelan quartet of diamond pct
formers still Rt.:plena Holy Cross in
the infield Sheslin, clean-up man
on the team, still protect lust base
chile Harrell cone. the Recesses
about the keystone sack The luttet
is lead-off man and is considered a
threat on the bases. Cahill and LAW-,
ener complete the inner gulden. The
former piotects th , d base and Lan -1
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Phelan as backstop will complete
the machine that is to oppose the Penn
State testis tomorrow. The Holy
Cioss catthei has an excellent throw
ing aim and he handles his battery
mates in good style. His batting a,
nage hovels about the .300 mink.
Lion% Overcome Quakers
For the first time since 1921 a Penn
State baseball team Balked off Frank
lin field sictortously. Coach Settlers
chatges, despite three eitots afield,
played heady baseball, combining
timely hitting nith Penn's miscues.
rime Center Countian's star huller,
Van Atta, mas on the mound and, al
though mild at times, pitched credit
ably. The Philadelphiani 'mete able
to garnet but lite hits lions the port
miler's offerings mhtle seven of them
mete tetned on sttikes dating the
nine innings.
Penn State, houmer, suffered a se
me loss in the first inning when its
star all-al ound athlete and thud base
man, Attie Wolff, suffered a scene
fracture of the uiist that necessitated
his removal to the University Hospit
al. The injury will most likely keep
Mlle out of the line-up foi the rest
of the season.
Score in First Inning
The Nittany sluggers initiated bat
ting actisities in the first inning. Tv o
runs resulted from bases on balls and
tippoitune lots by the Lion batsmen
Penn i etahated in its half of the
liay by nicking Van Atta for too
tallies and tying the score. Coach
Bezdek's men were not to be denied,
for another marker seas made in the
second o hen Captain Bus Harlington
'moil on pitcher Gruhler's scald [Mow
to Inst. The thud session found the
lead stietched to too runs when Cy
Lungien reached fist on an eirol
scent to second on a fielder's choice
and counted on Al Lesko's single.
The Bezdeldans tallied their fifth
FYE'S GROCERIES
The best of groceries is not too good
for commencement when father, mother,
or sweetheart are here.
Del Monte Fruits and Clarks Vege
tables are the best.
When in need of drygoods, notions,
shoeS, and furniture, call your merchant.
L. D. FYE
REVIVAL DAYS
May 21 to 25 Inclusive
Five Photoplay Classics
You Should,See Them All Once!
Many Will Sec Them Again!
MON., May 21—John Barrymore in
"THE SEA BEAST"
TUES., May 22—George Arliss in
"DISRAELI"
WED., May 23—Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's
"THE LOST WORLD"
THURS., May 24—Mark Twain's
"CONNECTICUT YANKEE
AT KING ARTHUR'S COURT"
FRI., May 25—Lon Chaney in Victor Hugo's
"HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME"
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THE PENN STATE ,COLLEGIAN
run in the fiftli itining DobLeiner
hit rot two bases, leached thud on a
fieldet's choice and scored on Delp's
long sacrifice fly. The Penn batters
stnged a comeback in their half of
!the fifth and seated twice. A walk, a
saudice and two singles accounted
for the tallies The Quakers grabbed
the lead in the sixth on a homer, base
on balls and J. double, making the
'acme six to the
The Lions came back oath ven
geance in the eighth inning and clinch- 1
cd victow by scoring four tuns.
Lesko led off with one of the longest
home tun hits on' Franklin fie'd.
Singley singled and counted when
Connell cued and threw wild on Ilar
rington's bunt Van Atta then con
tinued the spice with a safety, nest
ing liallington and Jacobson The
latter had leached base on a fire pass.
Renick replaced Van Atta with
Rocpke in the ninth when the poi t
sidei shooed signs of weakness
Roepke retired with the side without
any scoring.
Student Body Fails To
Choose A. A. President
(Continued on second page)
letters to seen Wiostling and box
ing minimal tequireinents ale now the
sonic ns those of soccer and lacrosse.
Cheerleader Elections
Cheerleaders in the past and this
yeas sidle elected by the captains and
managers of all the sports. Unties
the new lute, hosseser, cheerleaders
usil be chosen by the student body.
The pcmod of competition has been
cut down one yeas to give men who
base lost out for lust-assistant man
ages jobs, a chance to by foe the
cheerleading position.
Famous Botanist Pays
visit to Penn State
(Continuer from first page)
tui al students in loom 100 liorticul
tut al building Tuesday, Professor
McClure will present pictures of
Chinese faun life "The Manufac
tub o of Chinese Popo." will be the
theme of his lecture at a meeting of
the Luebig Chemical society in loom
200 Aglitultute building at seN en
thirty o'clock Wednesday night.
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Professor McClure will confer with
students clueing his visit Monday,
Thuisday, and Friday will be devoted
to such confeicnces
Stickmen Encounter
Syracuse Tomorrow
(Continued from first page)
coach, round out the protective bar
rrer Duffey Longley, Gus Way, let
termen, and Gordon Mallley, assist
ant to Cunningham, form the nucleus
of a strong attack, supported by Soft
Wood, who perfoimed for three years
in the Orange mid-field Bob Hill and
Red Hand, lettermen of last season,
fill the home positrons.
No Drastic Changes
The Nittnny line-up will icmain in
tact with the exception of Perelln,
who replaces Red Datiagh at point.
Dune Kiefer will continue as goalie
with Fellows at the other point and
Ted 'Fmk in center Geld.
Dangeifield and Cioine will comprise
the defensive barrier
Captain Johnny BeMeld is the only
attach sine to stmt., with Carlson ot
MeLvecn and Griffin of Koth in the
two uncertain oftensi‘e ports. Sup
porting the tuo on the attach will be
Elset and Shaffer.
Prexy Hetzel To Talk
At Move-Up Exercises
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ory tomorrow• night Hobey Bottoif
and Johnny Buck hose been signed as
syncopators for this strait. These too
bands will play altdinate music from
opposite sides of the floor, assuring
those attending continuous music
from eight-thitty until twelve o'clock
The committee has movided fot
decorating the Armory for the dance
A Good Reputation
can be made by playing the
game failly; by gluing the
'worth of a dollar foe a dol
, by a cheerful coopera
tion undee scey [tying con
ditions, by Cu; n yang on in
the face of difficulties, by
doing one's best and sitting
tight, and by being resolute
enough to own up to your
mistakes.
You surel be
making em mistake 1,3
haring a grno mg inter
est account in this
bank.
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The adornments, consisting of everi
gicens and sticamers, will tend to
produce n rustic atmosphere and the
dance pmilion will be illuminated by
many dltTet eat colored light.
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to rent during summer. Call 611
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NON-FRATERNITY MEN
Live at home with us nest yen.
Newly famished looms in a private
home. Use of club room and parlor,
Vietrola and Piano. Make reserva
tlons fin next semester now.
Reasonable Prices
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512 West College Ave
Friday, May is, 1928
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SEEING YOU
AT THE
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DAY
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TOMORROW
NIGHT"
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