Penn State collegian. (State College, Pa.) 1911-1940, November 20, 1928, Image 4

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    Page Four
INotices
MI C E Baiba, laeLhanical engin
eel of the Boston and Maine indie.el
has telegiaphed that he nil! be un
nide to give his scheduled lectuics on
Thuisday and Finlay.
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Menibevi of the Dan y Science club
u ill niect in Boom 219 Dany Building
at 7 o'clock toniononii night
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There mill be a meeting of the Rtual
Life club in Room 100 Hoitu,'Hue
building at 730 o'clock lemon on
night. Pia. Ralph U Blasmgame of
the School of Agi icultute mill speak
on "Eleatification of Ennui Homes."
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All Julians who have not ietuined
thus La Vie ;moots to the Penn State
Photo Shop nitia do so berme noon
tonnitioss oi thou pittutts still on
selected by the stair
Student. olio hie paid then sub
..clitaion to the Y C A. may call
at the "Y" hut ro, that niemboship
caids.
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Fie,hinen and ,orilionune Land].
datt, for the biz:elle., stall of Fllll II
report in Room 19 Liberal Airs build
ing at 8 °Mock tonight.
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Debating Li lak on the advealsing
question nail he held at 7 JO o'clock
tonicn a on night an no Engancea mg D
NOTED SCIENTISTS
WILL SPEAK HERE
Dr. 12. W. Thatcher To Address
Agricultural Experiment
'Department Friday
STAFF ARRANGES SECOND
OF FIVE PRESENTATIONS
As a second of a seven of lice talks
uy pi eminent scientists, Piesident It
Thutchel, of the Maskachugetts
Agi ieultui al college, still address the
staff inenibets of the agticultinal es
peinnent depnitnient in Room 100
lloiticultule building at I o'clock
I inlay afteinoon ling topic still be
"Science and Life"
llt E 3 Xi aus, of the ilepaitment
of botany at the Um, eisity of Chi
cago, mill speak hole Deceinbei 1.3
Ito mill discuss "The Relation of Plant
Physiology to Reseal eh in Othei
Fields of Plant Industly "
Dr. Allen To sp.a.
FoDonau: Dr Ktaus, D. E. IV
Allen, thitetot of the office of espell
inent stations of the United State,
en "Problem, in Organization fot Ro
seate]," Jamulty 17 Di It A Em
erson, depaitment of plant bleeding
at Cm nell unnetsirty. surll be the lust
sptalier of the setter, He soil lec
ture on the "Status of Coin Genetics
Research."
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110 Allen St. '
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Will You Be Prepared for
Business
Leadership?
\VHEN you finish College will you
have a knowledge of busimss
fundamentals 1., h ICil all enable
you to succeed , Or are you facing
years of apprenticeship —the trial and
error ricthod—which may never lead
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Babson Institute training serves m an
excellent transition learn College to
the business rancid Here you mould
be taught the fundamental laws of Fi
nance, Production and Distribution
By frequent trips to factories and bust.
nos organisations you would be shown
how dime laws are applied in actual
business life You would be in a ,moll
confer e ence group, working in a busi
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direction of business executives,
You may enter at the beginning of
any quarter term and complete the
work in nine consecutive months.
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SAMII3II.II3.I2IIVIC=I:I=MISSIDMIZIS=
How Penn State
Opponents Fared
Lannon Valley 13 Mublenbuig 0
Getty sbni g 11 W Alm!, land 19
Duanell 0 W and J. 0
Pennsehanni 31 Columbia 7
Spacuse 6 Colgate 30
Notre Dime 7 Cat neym Tech 27
Lafayette 7 Penn State 0
Pittsbmgh 0 Nelnaslai 0
Pittsburgh Yearlings
Tic Plebe Eleven, 6-6
(Continued horn first pane)
Conley, Pat's tight halfback Uho,
when tackled, fumbled the ball, Tomb
!mane.= lot Penn State or the :10.
Nal il mink The Panther fonvmd
mall 'mined nuneneti able against the
Lion o,laught and the Gougle,
coached ...lime gained possession
of the hall Atte, an esi.hunge of
kicks, the Pitt elm en ad‘anced to
Penn State's 2.0-paid line as the qua,
lei ended •
On the nest Oa., Pat gamed a rant
dean at center, and, orretang, up a
smashing line attack, adeaneed the
ball ',Alan I yards of the Natanv
sconng stain,' Conroy, Panther ugh:.
halfback, tied the score be oaldar
Ins way through the Lion fornarir
seal! for a touchdown The atterlre
for the est, a pant failed
Tomb iticmcd the kick, off but was
downed in his flacks on his own 13-
yaul line Following n gain of 3
yards, a Natany back was thtown
fin a 12-Sind loss Judy Lasich again
displayed his plOWeSb with a 55-paid
kick, the ball being downed on Pat'.
JP-}m d mai lc The !shots w sic un
able to gain, howeyei, and punted to
Penn State's 24-paid stripe
'gaining one fist down Lasich kicked
once mote, this tone to Pat's lb yard
Foul fhst downs in succession gu‘e
the ball to the Smoky City glidnien
or the Nittany 8-3atd mathei On the
fourth down. eftet they had failed to
gain the tequited Natdage, the Pitt
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This store has ahlays been the headquarters for
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And Inn e in operation among the different Fraternity
!louses about fifty-two of these Ranges
We haN e taken on the
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ycallings made an unsuccessful ley
foe a field goal.
Smith, Leath, and Sn3det aided
giently the uoik of Captain Laslch
in the bael,field while the entire line
played ito heat game of the season
Judy Lamb woo tesponsible for 5 of
the tubs' lost dom.,.
Maroon Team Defeats
Nittany Gridders, 7-0
(Continued front fast page)
u.is downed on his own 15-said line
Puisell and Illoilison gamed 5 yaido
on 2 plays but on the nest down
Slimsley smashed through and pinned
Pins<ll for a 12-yard loss. Pulse]]
kicked out of bounds on Penn State's
43-yaid Diechich made 5 yards
at tight tackle and Steve llamas lip
ped off 18 mole through the sum.
place Millet made 5 yards around
left end but brie the Lafayette line
held and took possession of the ball
on downs
Lafavette slatted a match nt this
point that ended on the Lions' 30-
m‘.l line nhete Hainas Intercepted
an enemy pass. On the ne',t play Joe
Millet chopped back 10 yards and
booted the ball a distance of SO yards
mei the rivals' goal line. The Mai
non backfield ens unable to advance
the piplan and Putsch punted to
Penn State's .17-ard line McCrack
en replaced Millet at this Junctute
of the game
Steno llamas reeled off 12 yards on
a fake through right tackle but Mc-
Cracken was downed for no gain on
the nest play. A Lafayette penalty
and plunges by Diedrich and Humus
guse Penn State a first down on the
Leopards' 31-yard line Hensle fad
ed to gain around left end but :Mc-
Cracken clashed around the opposite
terminal for 8 yards Hensle lost 5
yards on a reverse and the Lion hopes
for a touchdown waned. After an
other plunge and an Incomplete,' pass,
Lafayette claimed the hall on its own
21-yard line
Lafayette Tallies
Unsuccessful in ads aneing the ball,
toe Leopoldo punted out of bounds on
the ,16-},ild line Aftcl several line
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
plunge, failed, MeCincken retui nod
the kick which was downed by Ed
uard•. on Lafayette's 35-yard mni k.
Another exchange of lacks, to the
Maroons' advantage, placed the ball
on the Leopards' .IS-vend slime At
this point Wilson and Pin sell canted
the ball into Penn Stnte's tetritory
but Thompson faded to kick an at
' tempted field goal
Coop French kicked to midfield and
Lafayette began the match that end
ed in a touchdown Wilson lost 6
}aids around left end but a pass,
Shellenbuiger to McKean netted 11
yards and Pursell made it a first
doun on the 2.1-yard line In a more
plunges Wilson and Pinson placed
the ball on the 12-3 and mail, 'Wil
son smashed through left tackle for
S yards and Pursell clashed light
tackle for a touchdown Thompson's
try for the extia point was wide but
Penn State was declared off-side and
the point counted.
The remainder of the game found
Penn State inaiching into Lafayette's
teri dm). on sci eial occasions but the
Araloon line held for Minns each tone.
The Lions essayed numeious passes
but to no mail. Lafayette's vigilant
defense either knocked down the pass
es of hui the passel. to such an
extent that the aciial attack proved
futile.
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