Tuesday, May 22, 1923
Y. M. C. A. INSTALLS NEW
OFFICERS AT MEETING
A. J. Gores '29. Assumes Eueutive
Duties of College Group
Foe Coming Term
Offleials of the Y. M C. A foe the
coining year were installed at
, the
Pt fiend ' s meeting house Wednesday
night with the incoming ptesident,
Albm t . .T. Gates '29. deliveeing a sheet
addles, Monson Lane '29 and Lew is
W. Barton '29 caste selected as fii st
and second Niee-pi esidents at the le
cent elections
Home] K. Dodge '2O nes metalled
a. societal y and H Hail Mahoney '29
as tie:motel NlbliC committees to core
foi the various projects of the mgan
llation 51010 announced at this time
Assited by Donald Remode '3O, John
Millar 'no svill aliange to next year's
di.cussion groups while John Brandt
'29 and Raymond Bowers "11 com
p] ise the fi eshman committee. Llew
ellyn Ithtstifer 229 will head the Hand
book committee, Archibald M. Holmes
,the entettamment cools° COMIIIIL
tee and James T Wolfe '3O, the depu
tation committee
William L Flammkm 'lO, Getage
Schautz .h. 'IL Robot t Sutton '3l and
Wallace .1 Wood '3O still head val.!.
connnittees Roliett Pm tat 'SO and
William S Seibett '2O ste also mem
bers of the cabinet
Penn State Trackmen
Crush Syracuse Team
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then respective events and prevented
the hill runnels final scoring.
Itas
luns stepped off the eight laps in 5
minutes, 531-5 records, uith Lee and
Bass boding him In the 880-yard
dash Davis, Bachman and Kittle com
pletely shut out the S. mouse half-
high Inn dle linnms w cot to Ed al . ,
gas and Aicfne Holmes, ,ho placed
hist and second respectnely, in the
120-yard event Al B Iles and Sark
Bu.n nstein oil the ch st tan
sealing posts in the 220-bald low inn
dle competition while Wiggins, of
Syracuse, was dropped to lust place
Dates finished than rinds ahead or
In ow nstmn .
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Al Bates started broad jumping ac
tivities by leaping 21 feet, 7 inches,
in his first timl. The distance was
not counted however, because he foul
ed Ifis ne\t best mark won the 941 M
. pit went at 21 feet, 7 inches
Johnny Harwood, former Passaic
high school star, surmised the audi
ence by breaking the tape in the cen
tury dash fire feet in advance of Cap
tain Bartholomew The time of 10 1-5
seconds Ras fast in consideration of
the wet track
Steve llamas neon first place in tne
shot put and ginned his foul ill major
letter Fletcher and Mond! seemed
first and second posts in the discus
thiiry while Wood annexed the high
jump Lee garnered Once points in
the javelin contest, with Mobley and
La Costa tying for second honors in
the pole vault.
Prepares For Intercollegiates
Coach Cat Wien null choose his most
atomising point scmeis to represent
the Nittany Valley institution at the
Intmeollegiates in Boston, Friday and
Saturday. The competition will be
especially I,een this year because of
the trot that all point scorns will be
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Commencement Gifts O Y
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DR. HETZEL LAUDS LAND GRANT
COLLEGES AT BANKERS' PARLEY
how nullions in wealth are added
each year to the incomes and savings
of indniduals throughout,the United
States bemuse of scientific research
and other public sin vices by the land
grant colleges of America, was told
by President Ralph D. Heteel at the
nnnual convention and banquet of the
Pennsylvania Bankers' Association in
Atlantic City lost week.
President Hazel Neils chmactemed
by Ilaily J Ilans, in esident of the ss
sociation, ns "one of the foremost au
thorities on hind giant college func
tions 'developed since Abiaham Lin
coln signed, in 1862, the act of Con
giess establishing these pent publa
colleges and universities..
Curtailing of Funds
"To =Anil land giant colleges is as
sei ions as =tailing public high
schools," Doctor Hetzel declined in
go.ing details of the demands by the
public on these state-owned institu
tions of higher learning He empha
sized, in particular, the scientific re
seitich side and the democratic plan
of education.
"As compared mah other mogres
sne hoithern and eastern states," he
eligible to by foi a berth on the track
team which wall teptesent the United
States in Amste“lam this summet
Penn State took second place in the
meet last year with twenty-seven
points. Entrants from colleges mid
universities throughout the country
will compete.
SUMMARY:
Track E*cnts
120-:.ard High Hurdles—Won by
Eggers, Penn State, Holmes, Penn
State, second; Wiggins, Syracuse,
thud. Time 16 1-5 seconds.
700-yard da4h—Won by Harwood,
Syracuse; Battholoineu., Penn o State,
second, Pasco, Syracuse, third Time
10 1-5 seconds.
One-mile Run—Won by Cox, Penn
State, Offenhauser, Penn State, sec
ond, Hooligan, Syineuse, thud Tune
1 minutes, 20 1-5 seconds.
110-yard Dash—Won by Barbuti,
Syracuse, St Clan', Syracuse, second,
Kinbach, Penn State, thud Time 50
seconds flat
Too-mile Run—Won by Haskins,
Penn State; Lee, Penn State, second,
Bass, Penn State, third. Time 9 min
utes, 53 1-5 seconds
220-yard Los Hurdles—Won by
Bates, Penn State, Brownstein, Penn
State, second; Wiggins, Syracuse,
thud. Tune 23 2-5 seconds
880-yard Dash—Won by Davis,
Penn State; Bachman, Penn State,
second, Little, Penn State, thiid
Tune 1 minute, 59 2-5 seconds.
220-3ard Dash—Won by Bmbuth
Syracuse, Bartholomew, Penn State,
second, Filkins, Penn State, thud
Time 22 seconds flat
Field Es Cuts
Hammer Throu—won by Kutz
Syracuse; Coulon, Syracuse, second;
1 Porch Swings
1 Seventy-two inches in length
i . (extra strong ) . $l O.OO
Sixty inches in length . ". •5.00
Department of
Industrial Engineering
Room 106, Engineering B
told the bankers, "our state, even with
its more than fifty colleges, has made
smaller relative Provision for higher
education than other states. This
creates a serious situation in Penn
sylvania.
"If PennsNivania is to hold her own
in this vital concern of the prepara
tion for an efficiently timed citizen
ry, larger and immediate provisions
must be made. As in other states, it
lis the duty of the public institution to
meet a grant shale of the increased
demand "
Regpondg To Public Need
' President Hetzel went an to ram))
how eager and ready the land grant
college is to respond to public need
He said that it is highly important
that democracy in education be main
tained in these critical times and, in
asmuch as the land grant college is a
public trust, it is governed by public
demand for senile and should not
hate the embarassment of refusing
admission to qualified applicants
It sons announced at the meeting
that the agimulttnal committee of
the Pennsyhania Banker's Associa
tion mould convene lime in August.
Morrill, Penn State, thud. Distance
127 feet
Broad Jump—Won by Bates, Penn
State, Brownstein, Penn State, sec
ond, Harwood, Syi acuse, thud Dis
tance 23 feet, 7 inches
Pale Vault—Won by Bileglet, Sp:t
ense; Mobley and La Costa, Penn
State, tie tot second. Height 11 feet,
6 inches.
Di,cus--Won by Fletcher, Penn
State, Moir,ll, Penn State. second;
Raymond, Sylacuse, thud Distance
111 feet, :1 inches
High Jump—Won by Wood, Pena
State; Sebum tsamn, Syracuse; Stith
an and Bates, Penn State, tie for sec
ond place Height 5 feet, 9 inches.
Jawlln—Won by Gould, Sylacuse;
Lee, Penn State, second, Barbuta, Syt
abuse, thud. Distance 158 feet.
Shot Put—Won by Humus, Penn
State, Raymond, Sylacuse, second;
Loki, Syteens°, thud. Distance, 40
feet.
Engineer Addresses
A. S. M. E. at Banquet
"Imagination," declaied Leonard IC.
Silkov, past president of the Ameri
can Railway association while speak
ing at the A. S M. E banquet Fri
day night, "Is one of the most fruit
ful possessions of the engineer, the
progenitor of invention itself and the
property which enables us to appre
ciate the inventions of otheis."
Mi Silicos, who is acpresent ad
vismy engineer to the New York Air
Blake company, went on to explain
how a liberal education tends to en
coinage the normal imagination while
r nariow and specialized one tends to
iestiain it
- THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
ENGINEERING SCHOOLS
ADD MORE EQUIPMENT
Industrial Corporations Donate
Three Modern Engines
To Laboratory
Benefithng from the gifts of Indus
trial corporations, the School of En
gineering labolutolies have tecently
added three Diesel engines.
A Venn-Severein engine, is already
set up as pint of the equipment of
the engmeming experiment station.
This machine Is to be used for the
study of oil splays
The other two will reach the me
chanical engineming laboratory be
fore the oil and gas power convention
June fourteenth. At that time they
will lie on exhibition and later added
to the peimanent equipment of the
depot tment
A foul-cylinder Hill-Diesel engine
of foity horse power is one of the ad
ditions The other being a tv,o.eyl
intim Benz engine, a product menu
factuked in Pennsyhania
Nittany ,Lacrossemen
Rout Syracuse Team
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Puut's stickteleltlers scaleless for the
i emainder of the pc, lod.
Weber Rett.ters
Without the services of Captain.
BeWield, main cog on the attack, the .
Nanny offensive lacked driving linn
et in the second pet and tallied but
one goal, a pietty shot by Weber close
to the crease. Coach Paul's defense
vies functioning smoothly and the in
vaders did not uneaten at any time
dining the encounter The defensive
play of Mills, clew, Syracuse goalie
was paiticulaily effective throughout
the game.
In the second half Coach Paul made
frequent substitutions in the battle
allay Toiol. continued his seining
ttays,by registering n hard shot from
the side of the netting. Al Elsei, who
enlaced Names at home, showed
promise dining his stay, tallying two
milkers in quick succession neat the
close of the setto. Sam Heppenstall
replaced Bob Ctomie in the last pet
and apd registered a counter hum the
crease.
Ted Torok's all-around play stood
out during the contest, as did the
qtrelrwork of Fellows and Perella on
the defense The Nittany protectne
barrier of Prism, Dangerfield and
Cromic thwarted the offensive man
euvers of the invaders with little dif
ficulty. Carlson and Griffin also
shone,' up well on - the attack.
President Announces
Commencement Plans
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Schwab auditotiurn at nine o'clock
et the nett day foi the Class . Day
c‘eicist., while thei e will be a parade
of the classes to Nea Beam ci held,
M bele stunts of diffeient kinds will
be staged
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Framing in fiont of the Cal negie
hbi a,C at nine-fifteen &Oat. Tues
day intoning, June to elfth, the Com
mencement mocession uJI moeeed to
the front campus, led by the College
band, uhme the e‘meises v dl begin
at ten o'clock The Commencement
addiess will be deli,eied by Aloan-
Mmklejohn, a noted educational-
Trustees to fill the place of those
n hose to ms won e this yea: 51.111 he
elected Satin day alto noon, June
ninth, at two &clod: mink at the same
tune then e sell be a niceties of the
d of Ti ustecs in the Pi oulent',
office
Conceits by the M htuy Baml and
by the College cloud clubs, .i lespel
in flout of Old Main, an Alumni-Val
mty baseball gome, leceptions
alumni and Talent:, a Playeis olTei
ing, a Commencement dance in the
Almon', and a dinnei m MeAlltstm
Hall To , alumni, semis and guests
tie enteitamment
listed on the floe day mogiam
Mining Alumnus Tells
Of Industrial Methods
With the "Development and Pi °sort
State of Mining Machine, y" a., his
topic. Radian d E Rankin 'l5, in the
emplo} of the Condos rn uumufactunnp
Company, addressed the scam and
Annuli mining student•. in Old Sinning
building Friday afternoon
Sin Rankin ti aced the de} elopment
of the thine major types of undei -
giound machine] , coal cutting, coil
loading and haulage equipment lie
!Rasta rated his lectm e by moms an
lantern slides and immatut 0 models
Simply Phone 26,1
The Hi/and Shop
CLEANING, PRESSING, REPAIRING
Complete Laundry Service
We Clean and Block Hats
Work Called for and Delivered
A. H. Seniors Leave on
Stock Yard Inspection
Soule] s of the department of ani
mel huobonth y left Sunda', rot a taro
d.n• inspection tip of the Union stn.
hula at Itittbbuigh. Methods of
tomato: loading and unloading stoto
eat', cattle lien management and ,11-
lug dist, ibuting pinunples olnil be
studied
Thiough the cow iesy of the Pats
lan gli ision and Packing com
pany, the sti,dcrts UM be nonrated
to inspect ine.t that has been grope , •.
,s& ICilhnm L Henning, IP-
Stl ucto: of amnia] lit,bandiy, is head
ing the delegation.
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