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2nIfTE-12ATION
LIVESTOCK MEN PREPARE
FOR CHICAGO CONTEST
Champions of the East in live- .
stock judging, the Pennsylvania State
.college team will begin . tomorrow
to point toward ,the intercollegiate
contesi; at the International Livestock
Exposition in Chicago in December
With Professor W. L. Henning, of the
College animal husbandry department
as coach. :
Competing' with six other _college
teams at the Eastern States Exposi
tion, the Penn State group won the
contest easily, scoring 4215 points to
3858 for the Massachusetts Agricul
tural college team which took sec
ond honors. The first fgur and the
'seventh places in individcuitlrSilktn
went to the Penn Stale judges, Chest
en W. Garretson '3O, being highest
with 869 points.
Xeen competition is cxpected at t •
Chicago livestock classic as— team
from mict,ric3tern :institutions have
been Whining the judging 'Contests
there with monotonous regularity.
:AGRONonif
JUDGE..AT cowxyAms
Several. members. of .the, agronomy
staff in the Agricultural school haire
been requested to act as judges at
various county fairs throughoat the"
state.
Recently Prof. Gardner judg
ed the agricultural display at Clear
field, Professors C. 'O. Cromer and
W. p. Swope; at the Franklin. Cou
nty fair And• Prof.', J. -S. Cobb, -at
the Reading lair. . •
Welcome Co-Eds,
We have ci little
0 Souvenir' for You
SCHLOW ' S
QUALITY SHOP
a • prepared now to-enjoy all the. bligsMsei:thisAciis,cat't.
• expect to support your- cheering Section
that forward pass if you're getting drenirhed.
Sawyer's "Frog Brand" Students' Slickers have beton= staple and,
universally adopted everywhere.-The neti Sawyslt4.."Botaii'liZitphyr.
weigllt garments are no* accepted as the very latest in wet weather
proteption for college men and women. Every garmenttailored lathe
most advanced styles and rendeted:abaotutety; , wl
proof by the famous Sawyer. proaris. The Sawyer's u rolitki" 'street 661 t.'
weigtts only 20 ounces. See these new live models and staple "Frog
Brand" stickers at the nearest dealers. " . '
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EAST CAMBRIDGE - MASSACHUSETTS
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➢IA_ROON""COACH DRILLS'
INEXPERIENCED SQUAD
itith but five ciflaht y4z(r'S varsity
squad as a nucleus around which - to
base his 1020 eleven, Coach Herb Mc-
Cracken will place an Inexperienced
Lafayette iiidiron machine on the
field this fall:
Weodfin is the only ball carrier 're
maining from last year's eleven while
Sherwood, MeKean, Babinski, -• and
Vanderbeck are the linemen left. fropi
the 108- gridiron machine,'
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START MCAT" i3tdiftsfer• THEM
n ‘ 3 QIIMATy: . N . EATS
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FISHBURN 4 g;.MEAT MARKET
:;,. Opposite Post
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-A Couple l of Fellows
-thought they didn't-need to,pay any attention to the
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_ottheiristimetbut that waksomgtiale ago,
theyadbiying'their §hbe's at the CaßdE
BOOT SHOP where proper fitting is the first con
sideration, and their.feet are more than 'grateful. •
- . Joe said ho wished he had had sense enough to real
ize the importance of correctly fitted Army Shoes
.. and bought his; from tit' before . he started
.his
Profit by Joe's experienCe and .advice.
Let us fit you.
- 4130stonians";tif. the 'save exceptional merit
in'new-Falr'styles.
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Dr. Scholl'-* - foot , -Comfort:Service
. COLLEGE BOOT . SHOP.
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PENN GRID ARRAY BEGINS
PRACTICE IN PHILADELPHIA,
After returning from their train;
ing•calnp at Cape May, Penn's Red
and Blue gridders 'resumed practice
on. Franklin field Saturday.
' Dead Coach Lou Young expects td
have his charges in top form for tho,
opening encounter with Franklin and
Marshall Saturday. Dick Cent's;
stellar back, has been removed froM
'practices with an infected foot but is
expected to be in shape for' Satur
day's fray. •
THE PENN STNA' COLLEGIAN
ATYFRO'SNATOMSB
FROM. LIFE Ni- COLLEGE
American rollegii — ind: college life
form the basis for sefekral bits of wise,
humerous remirkst hicluded. In the
latest book by Xeith. Preston, former
columnist of the Chicago. Dally News
who died a few months ago. "Pot
Shots from Pegasus" is the title of
Mr, Preston's collection.
One of Die theories advanced by the
writer is that , the co,ed manages a
car better than does the college Youth.
lie• believes the reison is that the
college lad generally has to manage
a car and a co-ed at. the same time,
and is under: n handicap becuse of
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1. In his remarks directed at American
colleges,' he refers to an Eastern col
legethat: is.under fire for baying of 7
'fered .reduced , tuition .rated to ath
totes. To him it seems fair since the
`athletes make; less use, of it.
Ho writes, "A 'qu eat i onnai r e at the
University. of . Mains shows that one
fifth of the , freshman class believes
'Henry Jatheali.'liaie been a bandit.
,By and by they_ will be, educated seri,
iors and know. a
'as bore. A sad,
'disillusioning process, the higher edu..
Cation!" -
The columnist advocates that cer
tain .college coaches Who have- been
complaining of small squads this sea-
Son might play. up the travel feature
made famous by'the'Naiy and adopt
slogan such as: "Come cutler thq
ream and see' the country." '
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develoning service to meet the banking needs
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1929
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