Tuesday, October 23, 1928 How Penn State Opponents Fared Lebanon Valley 0 Mt. St Marys 0 Gettysburg 2 Villa Nova 7 Bucknell 0 Lafayette 0 Pennsylvania 14 Penn State 0 Syracuse 6 Nebraska 7 Notre Dame 0 Georgia Tech 13 George Washington 0 St. Francis 32 Pittsburgh 29 Allegheny 0 Students Hold Meeting In Schwab Auditoriuni (Continued from first page) Auditorium. As the bands pass from street to street the students aie re quested to join the ranks and parade to the mass meeting. Presidert Ralph Dorn HCtzel, and Dean Arthur R Warnock will be present at the athletic gathermg,and will make short talks to the assemb lage of students It is the hope of , those in charge of the meeting that all members of the student body turn out tonight to honor the Nittany Lion eleven. - Coach Bezdek and his band of grid lion warrmis as well as coaches of other sports will be present at the celebration, which is primarily an ef fort to console the team for the de feat at the hands of Penn and at the same time to offer stimulus for a metm y in the Syiacuse battle Sat urday. Movies Closed , To Students In co-operation with the committee in charge of the mass meeting the manages of the local theatet will re fuse to admit any students to the moving mama show until after the athletic rally Yearling Gridders Lose To Orange Team, 35-0 (Continued from first page) fumble while the opposing right cost, ever on the alert, scooped up the pig skin and ran 00-yards for the six points Penn State was offside and the extra point counted. The Baysinger tutored warms garnered their second touchdown in the last few minutes of the first per mit Walker, left end, blocked a punt, giving Penn State the ball on Syra cuse's 20-yard stripe, but the. Lien backs could not gain the 10 yards and the ball went to the Orangemen on downs. Then began a steady march down the field to the Islrttany 20-yard mark, where with a reverse pass tire Syracuse back dropped behind the goal line. The luclifor the additional point was blocked. In the second quarter by a 'series of powerful bucks and cross bucks, net mg them ten and fifteen yards at each fi-:-2-:-5-:-:-5-:^l^Ft r:^:^F3^:~r:-F:-'r;•a,✓,»; :{ t, . i .~ .~. e~ Dance Friday, October 26th 8:30 to 12 M. Saturday, October 27th 8:30 to 12 M CAMPUS OWLS Peppy Orchestra of 10 Pieces Next Door to Post Office, Formerly D.-T.D. House SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 COUPLE -,x.4-:44-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:.:-:-: 3 : . :: The 2 + College Man's 1 .1 : : : i Shop SUITS TAILOR MADE $25 .00 to $50.00 HARRY SAUERS ALLEN STREET thrust, the New Yorkers again men aced the Nittany goal truirk. ' The Lion cubs weie unable to stem the tide and seven points were added to the Orange list. Orangemen Tally Another At the outset of the second holt Penn State received the oval and car vied it to mid-field by a senes of line bucks and passes. The opposing In, held at this point and the ball went 1. , Syracuse, who was forced to kick aft. futile attempts at ground gaining. The Lion backs by repeated loon t thrusts and end runs advanced the ball to the Syracuse 30-yard line. in the next playa pass lions Brehm was intercepted by the Hill left halfback who dashed 70 yards Ito another tally, the extra point counting Dutch Hermann's cha,ges displayed their first sign of life in the last per-, lad after the Syracuse backfield hod mimed its way to the Nittany 13-yaid =dupe. The young Lions withstood the onslaught and received the ball nn their own 8-yard maik. faded, however, when Laatu was thrown for a loss behind his own goal line, giving Syracuse a safety Final Scoring The Hill plebes concluded their scoring activities in the final peliod, with a whin-wind march down the field. Again using line bucks and passes as their means of pi ogress the Syracusans continued, unintertupted, on their scoring marney, this time for only six points Freshmen Candidates Attend Editorial Class (Continued from first page.) men reporters fill in the organization of the paper, and mentioned the ad vantages gained by electing journal ism as an estia.curriculat activity Any freshman who desnes to be come COLLEGIAN reporters, and who were unable to be present at Thurs day night's meeting are urged to at tend the meeting tonight at 700 eclock, in Room 13, Liberal Arts building. The names of those already enrolled in the five weeks' training course are ,as follows: William C Stephenson, Willis G. Simpson, Eugene M. Fly, Frank Fulvio, Walter L. Keene, Jack L Carson, Harvey A. Krow, Hugh It Riley, William J. Posh, Harold Wertheimer, Anthony M. DeMuth,' Henry H. Rocnigh, Milton C Hoffman, James F Cochran, George H An thony, Sherwood K. Booth, Coleman Reuel, Joseph V Zary, W. It. Mollie, ,Rugo K. Frear, John S. B Bamford, Homer G Ressler, George R. Cotnei, Charles E. Laedlin, Howard IL I Brown, Charles H Dillemuth, Arch er G Woodwell, Thomas T. Town- I send, Harry R. McCoy, John C. }lei- J. B. MINGLE Shoe Repairing ..;: FRAZIER ST. :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:÷:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:.:-:-:-:-:÷ belt, Charles W. Rice, David G. Weiss, Robert L Dal tt, Wllham W. Thomas, Vietol A. Docket, Healy A. Con sada, Barton M. Franz, Harvey C. Welsel, Kenneth R Moll, Eugene W. Blank, Harold P Smtth, Retbert D. Clay, Edward G. Zeta, John J. O'Neill, John J. Beahan and Stanley Nayhouse. Penn Crushes Varsity As Nittany Line Fails (Continued from first page) • State's 42-yard ship°. Evans was spilled for a 2 )(lid loss on a journey mound light end and on the next ploy Spike Collins fumbled and Penn re novel ed. 11E1!1!= Penn now resorted to a passing at tack but failed temporailly After Duvall Met, Mut phv for a 1-yard loss :sholiel attempted a pass to Sulli van but Evans knocked it , town. An ethos pass seas gi ourded rn d Penn v.as penalized 5 yards. Scull got off a beautiful punt that rolled out of bounds on the Lions' 7, yard mark.Flom this point on Pennsylvania displayed potent mound-gaming paw- Murphy tole through centcr for 4 yaids and. Scull hit the same spot for 2 moie. Rosenbloom made a first down through light tackle and the ball tested on Penn State's 9-yard mark Murphy smashed through cen ter lot 4 yank and then he anl Rosen bloom added I more through the same , position . Prank Thedtich replaced Evans at this point of the game. On an attempted cans, Murphy shit off light trchle fin the fast touchdown of the game. Scull failed to lu_k the goal for the subsequent point but a Lion was detee , cd offside and Penn i ict , es-cil the eslia point Scull Intercept, Pass Collins received Scull's kick and I seas felled on his own 28-yard line. i .. t . :4 Free Delivery t :llit'leell''.# oaimnsaevees Repairing Cleaning in Time=-- Saves Nine 3 e 124 ALLEN STREET Phone 616 0 * / 4,,,W\ ,Avoid the <>. Dormitory Blues THEY are easilycon tracted if you have to spend most of your time in your room grinding away at long reports and theses. Speed things up! Get a Remington Portable to do your writing. It will effect a remarkable saving of writing time—to say noth- ing of the greater neatness Monthly payments, if desired. kemington Portable REMINGTON RAND BUSINESS SERVICE, Inc. 238 West Third'Street ,Williamsport, Pa. THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN- `On the first play Medi ich threw a long pass to Steve llamas who was !downed after a 32-yard gain Ship Stahley was minted at this posit and Mike Kaplan was insetted at right end Diedrich made 2 yard! , at right !guard but Penn State ',MS penalized yaids for, offside. Joe Millet tole mound right end for a 12-paid gain and the ball rested on Penn's 31-yard mai lc. Diedrich made 2 yards at right' gum d and a pass by Miller was grounded. llamas failed tr gain at [left tackle and another pass was igtounded. On the next play Miller attempted a pass to Delp but Paul Scull cut in, seized it while on the run, and was I elf with only Joe Millet in font of 'him. The Penn captain slowed up a little, just in time for Utz to cut in and take Miller out of play, and then sprinted over the goal line trailed by despelate Lion tacklers. 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