- Lions
Brush With
Colgate
VOL. 25, No. 30
Players Present Realistic
Comedy Tomorrow Night
Will Enact 'The Show Off,' George Kelly Farce,
In Schwab Auditorium—Action of Play
. Centers About Philadelphia
Philadelphia is the setting for tin.'
action in "The Show Off," George
Kelly's realistic drama of Amen=
~family-life, which the Penn State
Players null enact in Schwab auditor
ium at 8...10 o'clock tomorrow night.
.11r. Kelly is one of the outstanding,
iAmencan playwrights, the winri of
-a Pulitzer award, and a Philadelphian
by birth. The production of his corn
, edyis s under the direction of Flank S
'Neusbaum, a Penn State graduate.
Plot of the Play
The plot of the play centers mound
Akbley Piper, a typical "show off."
At the opening of the play he is court
ing Amy Fisher, and is hated by every
member of the family except het
They are tired of his back-slapping,
exaggeratlon, and catch-phrases.
Still nothing daunts Aubtcy, with
has lordly 'trays and suagger, so he
marries Airy on a salary much too
small fur their needs He is forced
by cimumstances to bonow from his
brother-m-law and others, but this
does not even stop his imaginative
million-dollar enterprises from crop
ping out.
When Alt Fisher dies and Joe, the
yoang son, leaves home to carry on
his chemical experiments, Alm Fisher
offers a home to Aubrey and Amy.
Very soon, Aubrey is conveying the
idea to strangers that he suns the
house and is keeping los mother-m
-law out of charity.
After numerous farlui es the "show
off" unwittingly succeeds. The play
ends with Mix Fisher's despairing
statement, "God help me, front now
on."
Critics Laud PLI)
In descsibmg the phi; ont cube
wrote, "It is much easier to laugh at
than to describe conrincinglv." Iley
wood Biotin, noted Ntv Yolk
c—amt.c. " Shoe 011"
is the hest comedy yeti written by an
!line elan."
Milton C. Young '3O, win enact the
title sole of Aubrey Piper in the show.
The suppoiting female lead •vill be
played by Miss Mystic H. Webb '32.
Miss Janette M. Burns '3O, will poi
hay the pail of Mrs Fisher, a typi
cal Main Street mother.
The part of Joe Fisher u 0! be taken
by Arthur R Cunningham 'R. Other
members 02 the cast Include Mrs.
"Memo N. Kloss '29, James A. O'Con
nor '3O, Edgar F. Redd '29, Francis
&hill '32, and Robert L Dartt '32 -
Officials of the organwation base
arranged the time of the show to per
mit students to witness the basketball
game before the opening cm tarn of
their production
BALL GROUP AIMS
TO AID ACOUSTICS
Committee Considers Erection
Of 'Band Shell' and Sound
Rev erberators in Hall
Eliot is wait be made to imploce
the acoustics of Recreation Stall when
Dewey Beiginan's oichcstia provides
music for the annual Militaiy Ball
February 15, n,embers of the com
mittee stated last night
The tentative aliangements include
n "band shell" at the west end of the
building to house the orchestra, with
sounding hoards at the other end. A
elearei reception of music will be se
emed in this way, it is believed.
Military colors will be utilized to
provide an effective setting fin the
annual function Red, white, and
Hue drapes will extend mound the
balcony, with groups of flags at each
suppoi Ling column.
Shield., will also be placed at the
top of each mitar. The proposed
"band shell" will he decorated with
the officers' colors, bled. and gold.
Calendar
111=13
7.00 P. In —Penn State versus
Colgate univet say—
Basheiball.
0,30 ii. m.—Penn State Players
present "The Show
Off" in Schwab audi
torium.
Sunday
1.1.00 u. in.—Chapel set vices in
Schwab auditot nnn--
Professor Friczeil,
speaker.
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Heads Players Cast
Milton C. Yoarg
Portrays lending role in Player
ioduction, "The Show Off," in Seim
inhtorium tomorrow night
MATMEN VIE FOR
VARSITY BERTHS
Coach Speidel Must Fill Places
Vacated by 6 of Last
Year's Squad
LION TEAM WILDIZEMAIW -
INDEFINITE DURING YEAR
First attempts by Conch Speidel to
select a varsity ssiestling team for
the opening meet will stmt tomorrow
and continue dining nest week Loss
of sr: men (mom last year's team has
mode the Lion outlook none too bright,
but stiff Claming is rounding several
candidates into promising form
According to plans, as outlined by
Coach Spode], throe will not be a
regular s a:say Mining the seasor
Competition for flist-team posts will
be held es ery Wednesday following a
meet At this time the seven leading
matmen w ill meet the varsity grap
ple, of the last meet Tne v. mama
of the regular 'Wednesday night bouts
will comprise the varsity for the fol
lowing Saturday In this manrer the
Nitiant couch c .Pests to have two
teams of about equal strength
To Select Versa)
Bouts sunder to those staged din
ing the fiscal round of the class snap
last Saturday will he held tomonow
alto noon Flom the insults a tan
talise taisitv will he chosen Slatt
ing Monday the lemaining candidatea
will compete to: second-team hems
Still without any extra candidates
Ifm the 175-pound and heavyweight
clause,, the Lion mentor has started
to wolliout with sonic of the heaver
men contending lot 145 and 158-pound
posts, in an attempt to prepuce them
foe the heavier Its colons
Pcnice, Clanmer, and Schnunlcy
ate wo,lang out daily for the heavier
posts but some doubt is wised about
the eligibility of the latter two. Front
the I sd-pound class the Nittany couch
has Long, Leavy, Steele, Johnston,
and McCandless to swir6 into the
heavyweight divisions
Lightweights Premising
In the lignte: heights, especially in
the 125- and 135• pound classes, tont•
petition tot berths on the ‘arsity is
alreadi in progress, with Cowell lead
ing the aspirants. The sciuppy Jun
ior is pushing Captain Ted Wilson
to the 125-pound slats Eligible for
hoth 125 and 135-pound classes, COW.
ell should Inaba a strung bid fur a
sarsity Leith.
Edwaid B. nutlet '3O
IVayne S. Byers '3O
Alan B Cutting '3l
Richard It. Flickinger 'St
Edwin.' A. Finer '3O
Alfred F. Mazer '3O
Elvadore R. Nodater '3O
Jay B. Fir m° '3l
Raymond E. Roma 'BO
Reber Of. Strickland '3O
Harold It. Ulrich '3O
Robot Walker '3O
Rabat A. Wlntel
STATE COLLEGE, PA., FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1929
CAIIPUS SOCIETY PLANS
WELCOME FOR COLGATE
Under the direction of the Blue Key
society, honorary Junior organization
the streets of the town will be decor
ated with maroon and black bunting
today in honor of the visiting Colgate
basketball team
Poles will be arranged along the
curbstone by the tamus merchants
and the Colgate colors wit be display
ed from their peaks. A sign v.elcom
mg the visitors will be placed at the
main entrance of the campus. In
order to complete the plan fraternitiel
are requested by the society to display
their flags.
TEMPLE MIT TEAM
MAY BATTLE LIONS
Beloff-Coached Boxers Consider
Dual Engagement Here
February 23 ,
HEAVYWEIGHT MUDDLE
WORRIES COACH HOUCK
Temple's student-conthed nit team
may replace Fordhiiin on the Lion box
ing schedule February 23, it was
learned last night Efforts are being
made to secure the vaunted Philadel
phians for the date left open mhen
Fordham nothdreiv from ring compe
tition for the season
Ste', Rooms' staling tuumph over
Suede Hansen, Temple heavyweight,
uns the margin of Penn State's ic
tory Goes the mvadms last yeas
Recollections of tnat memorable bout
and the possibility that Captain Attie
Wolff and Dale Beloff, student coach
of the Ouis, may exchange blows in
the Recreation Hall ring, makes the
proposed inept the meaner dual event
of the season.
\Vest Vtrgima Later
Delay in conditioning the team Lc
cause of a just iccently-completed
gymnasium may force West Virginia's
sing artists to postpone their sched
uled ilhieting ts.th Couch Lcoltouch's
boxers until Match 9 The match uas
m ormally arranged foe Februely
whilc the new date was unfilled
Pending word from their m aspettise
foes, the Nittany imgmen are having
a battle all of then own in an effort to
win varsity beiths for the opening
meet against Western Maryland in
the Recreation Hall ling next Satin
day.
With the possible exception of Cap
tain Allie Wolff in the 160-pound class
and Stan Nolakoski in the 125-pound
division, Penn State's battle allay
stdl romans in doubt. Even the tiso
veterans must make weight in older
to qualify for their betths
Heal) is eight Muddle
The heavyweight muddle continues
to wormy the Lion mentor. Until Cup
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CLASS CONSIDERS
HOP ORCHESTRAS
Sophomores Ma) Engage II:It Shaw
And netrotter, Hal Kemp's or
11IcKmney'h Cotton Pickers
McKinney's Cotton Pickets, Milt
Shaw and In% Detroiters, or Ilal
Kemp's orchestra will probably pro
vide inus.e for the annual Sophomore
Hop us Remotion Ilall March 8, Lor
imer II Brown 'J - 1, committee chair
man, announced yesterday.
To facilitate the choice, hummer, the
committee has communicated with F.
C. O'Eccfe's boolang agency in Phila
clelpnin The agency moll submit the
team of a number of tam oikthestta.
for consalerat on
It wan definitely decided to make a
change in the type of ravels to he
used at the undeiel.a,s function.
'LA VIJ' BOARD PLANS
INSCRIPTION ON ANNUM
To obtain sufficient funds for the
inscription of owners' names on the
front cover of the ECM lac Ver, planJ
are bow considered by officials for
the placing of a booth in the Armory
where a fee of to only-five tents may
be collected when tegi.tration dues
are paid.
The 1,0 1 a , boas d lucs decided to use
as the Ilms of the annual un exact cc
production of the Alma Plater as it
Was set itten by I),. Fred Lewis Pattue.
Chum les Is. PulAci son '3O, athletic
editor, announces that a story coa
ct:lring the Olympic expel iences of
Al Bate, ':2B and Bloody Bonny '2O
will be used us a p.ul of the athletic
section. The account was si kitten by
Bate:, who placed third in the broad
Jump competition. This ai tale is one
of the many features of the 1930 clues
annual.
IPASSERS OPPOSE
STRONG COLGATE
i FIVE TOMORROW
Record of Maroon Team Shoes
Conquest Over N. T. U. and
Loss to Fordham
LIONS DISPLAY ISIPROVED
FORM DURING WORKOUTS
Captain Reilly, Reinhold, Mazess,
Stahley, Koch Cornpo.e
Nittany Line-up
A powciful Colgate basketball ma
chine, seeking revenue for the 3342
setuack icceived at the hands of Coach
Herman's five last year, whl invade
the Nittany Lion's lair for a critical
court encounter at 7 o'clock tomon
night in the Recreation Hall.
Coach Jordan's Minoan quintet will
encounter Bucknell unneisity's coo:l
-inen tonight at Lewisburg us the fist
game of a two-day tnp. From all
appearances they will give the Bison
dabblers one of their stillest batties
o fthe season. The result of this con
test all be watched eageuly in Nit
tany spouts circles.
llaroon Defeats N. Y. V
Colgate triumphed oval the forand
able New York university passers,
28-20, aft.' a hard-fought battle in
New Yell. city. The tianalton cagers
played a losing bland of basketball
during the fast half, permitting the
Violet team to 101 l up a fie-point
lead Shortly after the opening of
the second period the Maroon floor
men braced themselves and diopped
four baskets to give them a lead Silts
the store 18-16.
With Captain Belle:nun playing one
of the beet games of his emcee, Coach
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SENATE ANNOUNCES
SCHOLASTIC PRIZES
Selects Scholarship Recipients
Flom Students Nominated
By 3 Upper Classes
SENIOR AWARD OF 5200
GOES TO F.W. WARNER
Follo.ing the nomination of candi
dates by the thiee upper classes Tot
the John W. White and Loruse Car
negie scholatshipi, based on the stand
ings for the last College year, Di.
Carl W tinsel:, chairman of the Sen
ate Committee on Academic Stan
thuds, hat announced the ay.:tuts
The John W. White Senior scholar
ship Tot $2OO was awarded to Frans
W. Warner Jr '29 The Junior and
Sophomore an at d cat lying with
them giants of 5150 and $lOO, le
speetiseb, store grace to John D
Mittman '3O, and :Hi, Rose A. Bun
'3l.
Loam Carnegie bcholutthips fon
3100 nma awaided ho' the Committee
to Miss Helen L Coen '29, John Rur
mkt, '29, Donald E. Thomas '29, I.es
ten
M %cool, '29, Glen A. Burgener
'3O, Horny C, Miller '3O, Finrest
Steele '2O, James 'l' Wolfe '3O, Allan
Biandt '3l, David Knsth '3l, Ma
ly W. Lightstone '2l, Wallet F. Nito.
den '2l, and George 11. Young '3l.
John M Pomineishom '3l, was the
winner et thr John W White Span
ish fin tranneers. The
other two I , ,mients of the Spanish
schohnships mein Minis Janette N.
13nins '3O, and A..1111 ,- 4 1 ,1 W. J o h n ,
ton, li. '3O
CIIAMETE4S MAY ADDRESS
DELAWARE U. STUDENTS
Dean It'd' G. Chambers of the
tkhool of lich•catton reecntly accepted
an inritatn.n to qdcatt nt the Univer
s:A', of Delawate Scholarship Day
welts°, ittetch 18
Phi happy Tar, scholastic honor
ai v turfman; at the Unnersity,
tended the invitation t, Dean Cham
ber, lie will accept the invitation,
he said, if he finds it pm slide to be
absent from his regular duties at that
time.
,
Ei Who's Dancing 1
......_
Tonight
Alpha Gamma Rho (Limed)
Ile-Site Dante at Ai moil
Theta Nu Epsilon
Tomorrow Night
Bela IZappu
Football Dume—Vaisitv hall (doseJ)
Omega Epsilon
Pt Kappa Alpha
Q.:atirgiatt.
SENATE DISCLOSES NEW
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
Residence requirements for a =s
tet's degree may he met by twenty
four maids earned in two semesters,
m one semester and two six-weeks
summer sessions, or in four six-weeks
summer sessions, the College Senate
decided at its meeting last reek.
A residence requitement of five
sessmns 'sum formerly need
ed, Dr Frank D. Kern, dean of the
Ctaduatc School explained ' The
cou , salent of the fifth session may
non be met by work done at another
apprmed institution, by extension
courses, by supervised study, or by the
preparation of the mauler's thesis in
absentia.
COLLEGE TO BUILD
MEN'S DORMITORY
Philadelphia Company Receives
Contract for Proposed
$200,000 Unit'
AUTHORITIES PLAN OLD
MAIN RECONSTRUCTION
Penn State's building program ad
:. anced another step 2.esterday when
announcement -aas made by Raymond
11. Smith, College Comptroller, that
a contract for the building of the
second unit of the men's dormitory
had been awarded to the William R
Dougherty Contracting company of
Philadelph.a The completed struc
ture will cost appro cimately $2.00,000.
"In anticipation of the Legislature's
approval lot the $2,250,000 appropii
ation," President Ralph D Hazel
stated yesterday, "the Trustees have
authoumed the completion of the plans
and specifications for the reconstruc
tion of Old ➢lain building. We hope
to have the co :tracts let shortly after
the close of the Legislature or, at the
latest, early summer."
I=l3
"Engineer• hale also been employ
ed," he added, "to design a new power
plant for the inentution. Thor are
at present on the mound gathering
data for the proposed structure Notk
on it is c'peeted to stint in the spring
order in hose the new plant ready
December.
"These two mojects will absorb a
considerable port.on of the total and
the balance will be used for the fur
thee detelopment of a building pro
gram which as yet has not been de
termined," the President concluded.
Metes Dormitory
The nen men's dormitory will be
similar in eonsti action to Watt.i . Hall
and will free that structure. It will
he 195 feet long by 42 feet wide,
s , q,ntly 'sager than the other unit
. .
Accommodations for 111 students
will be pies Ida in the add.tion It
will contain fifty-two double bed
looms and ten single looms There
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JOHN H. FRIZZELL
TO TALK SUNDAY
Acting College Chaplain Wlll Speak
On "Can Modern Man fray:"
At Chapel Exercises
Speaking on "Can The Modern Man
Pray , " John H. Fru.% professor of
public speaking, will address the stu
dent body at chapel service in Schwab
auditorium Sunday morning
Professor Frizz°ll has been as...
mated citric the College since 1902,
when he came here from Amherst
' For ninny nears he taught American
literature under Dr. Fred Lewis Put
tee In 1920 he changed to his pres
ent mirk in public speaking.
Professor Fritz°ll has been interest
ed in student activities. Ile was in.
sti uniental in the e.tablishment of the
COLLIMAN and b'n olh. and was recent
lc dci ted Chairman of the Board of
Trustee.. of the 1 hespiun club
MISSIONARY WILL VISIT
HERE SUNDAY, MONDAY
Endeavoring to interpret foieign
miss on'.' eoreiso to students, John
Eldet, a graduate of Wasnington and
Jelteison college and tecently ie.
tut nod from an }ems of community
work in Pels.a, -a ill visit State Col
lege Sunday and Monday. fie will
meet students singly and in gioups
du. ins his sta*
Mt. Eldei will deli, et the sermon
at t h e Pi esliyterian ( hutch Sunday
morning. At 3 o'clock m the after
noon he will meet a group of stu
dents at the Friends' Meeting house,
and will close Ins belies of talks lit
a young people's meeting at 0.13
o'clock at the Piesbytei lan church Ile
will devote all of Monday to personal
talks with students who me Intel ested
in the ploblems of choosing a voca
-1 ton for miss.on service.
State Budget Recommends
$6,211,000 for Penn State
Appropriation Provides $2,211,000 in Excess of
• Total During Last Biennium—lncludes
Sum To Liquidate Debt
Trackman To Run
In Wilco Contest
By special imitation of the spon
sors, George Offenhauser, Lion dis
tance rune,, mill lease tonight for
New York City •vhcie he alit take
pail' in the 1,00-meter race of the
Wilco games tomorrow night.
Coach Nate Cm tmell aill accomp
any him.
Bill Coo, famous for his tin con
secutise inteicollegiate cross-coun
try championships, etas originally
included in the invitation. but be
cause, of an attack of quinsy able%
consigned him to the hospital Wed
nesday night he was forced to d,.-
cline. He wits entered in the MOO
meter ON eat The College physician
divulged last night that Bill may
be detained in the hospital for
more than ten days
The illness of the stellar Natoli/
runner dampens the hopes for suc
cess in the Millros egames %shah
is scheduled for February 9 in New
Yolk City. It is beliesed, hoaesei,
that he will be in condition for this
event.
`S' BANQUET GROUP
LIMITS INVITATIONS
Committee May Not Issue Bids
To High School Athletic
Stars This Year
COUNCIL PERMITS PLEBE
SKULL CAP f'OR-SKATING
Penn State's second annual "S"
banquet will he limited to lettermen,
according to the tentative decision of
the banquet committee, Chairman
Bernard Newman '29, disclosed at the
Student Council ineeting Tuesday
night
Invitations will probably not be ex
tended to high school athletic cede
biltiee, as was done last year, Chair
ma^ Newman said
Frebhman Caps
The student lemalatots decided that
freshmen shall ue p.4l.iitted to weal
woolen shall caps o t the Winter
Spot V De‘elopment skot,ng sink The
caps :sill not ac was at any time es.
cel while ''toting Choice of the
cap, carol, ice. ard method of sate
v. as trio. red to Sn,di nt Tribanal
A commit appointe I to
sin e , tigate tl r • rillisit , rlite of has
senior La tic instead of the
e,ent junior annual The .connott
tee is composed of Rohm t It AleNean
'lO, chairman, Paul S. Williams '3O.
S. Neil Stahley '3O, F. Biuce Baldwin
30, and Horny R. Puulhamas
Refrigeration Experts
Convene Here in June
The Ameiican Society or ReCnget•
ation Engineeis wilt hold its annual
convention here in June, according
to an annunneirnent today by Dean
Rohm t L. Sackett, of the School of
Enginetning It sill be the fi,.,t tune
that the society has cc er loot in a
univeisity center unity Nom a lame
city
The tentative progiam will include
demonstration bi the College en-
Rimming enpei went station on the
methods of determining beat timpani,
sten. The work in the School of Ag
ricaltine in the mat mg and shipping
of ice tieain, the development of cold
stop age and the !emit studies in luta'
iefligeration will he Shown alas
For Illn I e than ten years, the soci
ety awl Penn State have had interests
In mum.. Professoi Arthur J.
Wood, of the Stoop] of Engineering
we, recently sleeted prescient of the
organization
EPA KAPPA NU ELEcrioNs
James M Bachman '29
Paul Ebow '29
Gemld M. Bartel '29
Luther C Bi laher '29
Ralph P. Cris', '29
Samuel I'. Dolly Ilre.
Chester M. Duels '29
Robert L. flatlet '29
1' Ilallßtioni '29
George Ireland '29
Golden 11. Klineativei '2O
Ray L. Shia° '29
A,Lhur C. Sugden '2O
John 11. Wild '29
lllite , '
Budge-it?
PRICE FIVE CENTS
A total of $1,,,21.1,000 ••ill be appi o.
punted dating the ne t biennium by
the State fm maintonante purposes
and ncs buildings l•eie, if budget
bills pending befole the Senate and
the House of Repicsentatives ate
passed by the two leg•slatne bodies.
Coves not Fishes (tally this week
made publ c his bienn.al budget foe
1929-1921. The State College item.
making pro‘ision for a $6,211,000 ap.
props:titian to Penn State, is $2,211,-
000 in OCCCSII of the $4,0000,000 soled
to the College foe the t,o yea's of
1927-1929
Bilk calling foi the 55,211,000 op
piopriat on have been introduced to
Loth the Senate and the House of
Reptesentato, es Thee mere intio
duced as the Gmeinot's bills, being
piesented in toe Senate by Senator
Hotly B. Scott. of Philipsburg, and
it the House by Representative J.
Laird Holmes of State College
Increase Budding nom
In tompaitsen with 51,000,000 ap
piopriated for nen buildings the !Ant
tuo sears, it n, to be noted that the
present budget nouid piovide $2,-
250,000 for the same pianos° An
other sum of 5711,000 has been 'mom
mended by the Cole.nol foi.
t on of accumulated debt
College ofllemli, feel that the lat
ter sum is extimueb, imam tart since
it would make possible the immediate
payment of present debt., and there
by el•mmatc ir.pcnilitui es Cot Inter
est nem uieg from tone to time
The tcmainder of the 56,211,000 is
do ided Doty eel genet al maintenance,
agricultural teseatch, and agraul
total extersion. The Go' et nor's bud
get hots $2,300,000 for genetal main
tenance, 5300,000 for tesca,eh wotic,
and $650000 for exteri,ion cork
Coll=l Need., 59,181,015
' All three items - for moudeunove,
rescaich, and extension show an In,
ciess.: over the applupriations made
for each during the last biennium In
1227-1922, $2,100,000 was voted for
genetal maintenance of the College,
$270,000 Tom agr cultural reseauh,
and $C30,000 for agiicultuial cstei
sion
When as} ed by the CoNernoi and
the State budget officer fot College
applopt cation tequitements, the legis
late, committee of the College Board
of Tti,,tces submitted figures t0ta159,18d,05,5
$9,18d,05,5 as the sum necessary
fot the mop. maintenance and o
pansion of Penn State dui ing the sent
two yeat., Th., filet was do. , u , ged
by a College offioal yestetclay,
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PLEBES CONTEST
COURT POSITIONS
Prepare 10 Meet Bucknell Cubs
February I—Couch Selects
4 Temporary Teams
V..itn hut a neck leinaming befma
the opening contest against the Ducl.-
ncll heel malty exists
among the r,tainlatcs rot the live Los
eterl posit,ons on Coach Laity Con
osei's plebe team.
A iiti,tct comprised of Snyder and
Tomb at forwards, Engle and lint.
del., guards, AM Hamilton at center
has. shoun up sic!! in the plastic°
Snyder, fottnei yealling qua , -
teibach, stolen! repeatedly with shin I
shots tiadri the basket, s,hile 'Lomb
paned w,th htm, missed effectively
doling the Letininnigeil
Hamilton, who wa. shifted nom a
po,stam to tlt pivot amign
ment, liars proved a cow-A:Acid, scorer.
Aided by his height, he is n strong
factor in hi., team's offenmve. At
guard Engle has bum outstanding,
both on the &fens, and in scoring
attempts. ,
Today—
Editoiials
1. Education and Inidginatiun
2. Class Meetings
3. Collegiate?
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