Vriday, May SI, 1929 11 RUNNERS ENTER, INTEROOLLEGIATES ~_ (Continued from first page) meet, and turned m a good pmform trice m winntng against Syracuse. Musser to Throw Ja‘chn Completing the Nittany represen tatives in the noddle distance events, Coach Cartmell has entered King in %the half and mile, Rekers in the mile, and Detwiler in the 2-mile. The glom) will give Penn State one of the strong est distance contingents in the COI., petnion. Dan Musser, holder of the College javelin record of 191 feet 1 inch, will compete in the javelin Mow. While net having hurled the spear as far as several of the entrants, Dan has a chance for one of the places Chmch all Curtice of California have al ready thrown the javelin mere than 209 feet Other outstanding men me Myers of N. Y. U. and Kibby of Stan ford. For the weight events Conch Celt melt has selected Red Mond and Cal Shawley. Both will throw the ham mer, while Cal will also enter the dri mis competition Marrucco and Full erton, clearing the low hurdles, com plete the Penn State entry list. Strong Stanford Squad Stanford Is picked by experts as the overwhelming favorite. The CaVol 11111 institution has won the champion ship for the last two years, and het strength in both the field and track events gives her a large margin over the other teams. Eric Kienz, Stanton], is conceded the discus crown for the second time on the basis of his recent shattering of the world's record by more thp Eve feet. His teammate Rothert iti favored to supplant him in the shot put, having beaten Krell. consistent- STATE COLLEGE BAKERY ALL OUTDOORS AWAITS YOUR Kodak Load With Eastman Kodak Film -. The PfOrg SIM - , ~ 212 E. COLLEGE AVE.' V \ i j y( , 11.,; In any group, it's easy to pick the men whose clothes are tailored. 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Nittany runnets amassed their greatest point total in 1927 when they scored 27 to place second Since Coach Nate Cartmell's ad vent here in 1923, the team has compiled twice as many numbers as in the eleven preceding years The championship results fol low: l'ear Points ' Position 1911 1 12 1912 0 1913 1 • 10 1914 2 10 1915 6 10 1916 2 13 1917—N0 Moot 5 10 0 1920 10 8 1921 10 1922 11 7 1923 13 G 1024 21 5 1925 12 9 1920 15 7 1927 27 2 1928 16 Tle 3 Ross Nichols of Stanford will de fend his high hurdles mown. In re cent races he leisistered fast times, and will probably finish within the first three. FORESTERS WILL BEGIN SUMMER CAMP JUNE 19 Summer camp for ficalimen and sophomores in the forestry department will be held at Mount Alto for eight weel,s beginning June 19, according to Prof. John A. Ferguson, he ul 01 Um department The Penn State student body n ill be combined with freshmen and soi ho mores of the Mount Alto school for the course The course in surveying for sophomores in the en it engince, mg department will he given at the same time at Mount A'to rather than in the engineering camp• Representatives of all departments of the School of Agriculture will be present for conferences and consulta- Atone. A lull program of plant and animal production, Sanding, and man agement will be included. PLANS TOUR ITINERARY Dr. Stevenson W. Fletcher, direr or of research at the agricultural e penment station, has aided in pi 'paring the western itinerary of to Schuylkill county farmer II • The Lamers will visit St. Loin , Colorado Springs, Denver, the Grand Canyon of the Colorado river, Lo- Angles, Portland, and other west°. 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