Friday, November 8, 1929
Soccermen
[MOUNTER LEAGUE
\ LEADING QUAKERS
Crucial Contesl on New Beaver
/ May Decide Collegiate
j Supremacy
Clashing with a confident Quakei
contingent, the undefeated Nittany
hooter': will face the Reason’s crucial
test in what may be the deciding bat
tle for the Inteicollcgiate soccci
ciown on New Beavci practice field
at 11 00 o’clock tomorrow morning.
The Penn invaders lead the Intei
collegiate cncuit by a single win
Since they have played one game
more than the Lion eleven, and equal
ed the Penn State recoid with but
one tie and no defeats, an upset to
monow will jolt the .Red and Blue
socceimcn from the leading position
and place the Nittany team in tint
place.
Establishing the best recoid in the
East to date, the Quakei s conquered
Swaithmoie 2-to-0, Lehigh 9-to-3,
Ilavoifoid 6-to-<l, and tied Yale 3-to
3. The Lions defeated Haveiford-m
the fiist engagement of the campaign
2-to-l, indicating that the fray to
monovv will be fought by evenly
matched elevens
Keeps Lineup Intact
Coach Bill Jeffiey will Keep his
backfield intact, expecting a contin
uance of the satisfactory defensive
vyoik. With McKune at goal, Har
vey; understudied by Hutchinson at
light,full, Allen at left full. Captain
McLaren at the right hallback post j
Cicero Edgerton holding down the!
center half berth, and Stumlin com
pleting.the backfibld at left halfback,
tjio Lions will present a formidable
dioup of defensive veteians - i
1 The entire backfield, with the ex
ception of the sophombte goalie, will
fcicc Quakei soccci men for at least
tjic second time Stumlin battled thfe
Bed and Blue as a inembei of the
tnhmpion hooters in 192(5, while the
renaming defenders faced the Phila
delphia li/als last year and two ycais
dgo
j LuU, diminutive forwaid, will oc
cupy the outside right position against
the Penn team tomorioVv Mnsleis
x+ill resume his bcith at inside right,
whilo Dehorns, at center forwaid,
vfill be on hand to continue hts scor
ing tactics. Skinned, on the side
l(bos, will be prepared to substitute
fbr the high-sconng linemen
Travis will -probably receive 1 the
"chlTTor the’ , insicle"lcft post, although
Ho has been hard pushed for the vai
srty assignment by 'Grammar who
tallied m last week’s fray Meislc
man, who started last Saturday, will
be prepaied to occupy the position in
case of need
i Rounding out the offense, Anderson,
at outside left, will leturn to the line
up after an absence of moie than a
week. Recovering from an injuiefi
ankle, the speedy forwaid, who is in
great shape for the encounter, will
stiongthen the offensive power of the
booteis.
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PENN GAME RETURNS
PLANNED TOMORROW
Telegraphic returns of the Penn
State-Penn football game will be
held in Reel cation hall at 2 o’clock
tomoirow nfteinoon
All plays will be recorded on the
scoicboaid used foi former games
away this ycai Admission to the
ictuins will be fifty cents.
A. A. WILL ALLOT
BUCKNELL SEATS
rratcrnltles Must Place Orders
For Blocks Not Later Than
Wcilhesday "Morning
Student ticket «ale foi the Buck
nell-Penn State football game Satm
dav will begin Wednesday morning
with the distubution of seats to fia
teimty gtoups and individual uppci
classmen.
Non-fiatermty men, if in groups,
may also leceivo seats Wednesday
morning, while lower classmen not
in gioups will obtain seats Thutsday
Seats may be secuied by faculty
mcmbeis Tuesday morning. Towns
people may secure seats fiom Tues
day until Fudny inclusive. Pass cards
may be u'-ed in the purchase of tic
kets.
Box seats for the game are piiec.l
at foui dollars, east and west stands
at three; and north stand sents at
two dollars
Drawings foi the older in which
fraternities will sccuic seats resulted
ja r follows Beta Theta Pi, Delta Up
silon, Beta 'Sigma Rho, Alpha Gam
1111* Rho, Alpha Sigma Phi, Phi Delta
Theta, Phi Sigma Kappa, Sigma Nn,
Kappa Sigma, Delta Stgnm Chi, Chi
I Phi, Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Kappa Sig-
I ma, Phi Pi Phi, Omega Epsilon, Theta
Xi, Chi Upsilon, Phi Epsilon Pi, Al
pha Phi Sigma, Omega Delta Epsilon
Delta Sigma Pin, Phi Kappa Nu, Del
ta Tau Delta, Kappa Delta Rho, Al
pha Chi Rho, Alpha Phi Delta, Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, Acacia, Sigma Pi.
Fi lends’ Union, Phi Gamma Delta,
Tau Kappa Epsilon, Alpha Tau
Omega, Alpha Chi Sigma, Delta
Theta Sigma, Sigma Tau Pm, Sigma
rhi Epsilon, Triangle, Theta Chi, Tau
Phi Delta, Theta Nu Epsilon, Pi Kap
pa Alpha, Theta Upsilon Omega,
Theta Kappa-Phi, Sigma Phi Sigma,
LambdaXlu Alpha, Elaia, Tau Sigma
Pht, Delta Chi, Sigma Cht, Pi Kap
pa Tau, Phi Sigma Delta, Phi Kappa,
Beta Kappa, Phi Lambda Theta, and
Alpha Zcta
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YEARLING GRIDMEN
TO MEET ORANGE
Lions Bailie Syracuse Foe al
2:00 O’clock Tomorrow on
New Beaver Field
Confident though untried, Penn
State’s fieslimnn giiddeis will at
tempt to halt the drive of nn unde
feated Syiacuse yeaihng eleven when
the two teams singe then annual
bnttlo on New Bcavei field at 2 U 0
o’clock tomonow afternoon
Few chnnges have been made in *ho
lust stung line-up chosen last week
Coach Hcinmnn will stait llotik and
Meicdith at ends with Shields ami
Shaffer at tackles, while Ilcsch and
Flood will hold down the gunid po
sitions. Fied Kane vil! piobubly be
ut center foi the Nittany* y'cnilmgs
With Al Ott calling signals fiom
the quaiteibnek post, Jloguct, full
back; and Dick Smith and Gnumei,
halfbacks, complete the Lion lino-up
Coach Heimann intends to substitute
fiequently duimg the Tiny Those
who will piobnbly see action aie
Swan, Brewstei, Iscowit7, Guelfi.
Bums, Chisler, Peschkcn. Hartley,
Gnmshaw, Nobel, Aff, Irwin, Andei
son. Metzgei, Weber, Choiba, Meyers,
Willing, and Cocher
Syracuse Powerful
With a lecoid unmaned foi thiec
yeais, Syracuse will attempt to re
peat last yeai’s victoiy ovei the Lion
cubs. Ilobatl fieshmen and Cook
Academy were the two stiongest
elevens to fall before the Orange
plcbcs this veai Aiming to piovido
opposition for the plebo second team,
the Syiacuse coaches lan the fiesh
man lcseivos against Glovcisvilb
high school while the yeaihng vaisity
was downing the Cook gudmon
Moian has pioved the Hillmcn’-i
outstanding backfield thieat and has
been ably backed by Ftsliell and Mir -
nson Stefanelh and I.onibauli have
been outstanding oh the Orange line
ALARM CLOCK ENDS PERIODS
Students at the University* of
Southern California have found a
novel way to cm tail piofcssois who
aie prone to lecture past the horn of
dismissal. Precisely on the hour the
jnnglmg of an alarm clock effective
ly stops most of the lectures
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orrow As
PENN DEFEATS NAVY, I IWTTANV UAPPirPQ I ThoNittanymcntoi has been agjcc-
LOSES TO CALIFORNIA fill I fill I 11/lllttlljßiJ Ul sui pi ised by tbc improvement of
—— MPrT pITT UI7DJ7 P rI ‘ Dick flashed his bostj
J, enn ,| pg, 7 luLbl ill 1 ilijfllji j foi in of the u*m against tho Otangjj
Pern, 20 Suartlimorc G "" l! - “ nd '■> o\pcctoil to push 1
, v - Varsity, Plebe Runners Eusase I ’ a “ 1 I!<!kt "’ d ” wlv
Penn I, California 1* ' , " fhidi .Meisinccl anil Captain Rat-
Pom, in Cehißh 7 In Final Dual Contest of „ 0 , ]mlK , tmmme then
I>cnn ‘ a%> - Season Tomorrow speed Neithei nns pel fanned hi a j _
' mannoi woithv of his ability ,this|
LIONS PLAY PENN , , , , , season because of mi no injunes
.n a it/tti In thc concluding dual meet of the Conch Caitmell espects them to f»c.
IN ANNUAL GAME the Lion \aisity and plebe much impioved tomotiow. if—
-0 haulers will encountei the Pitt Par- Robinson, Comoc, and Glassburn\*'
(Continued f>om fust page) theis heie tomouow morning The u ,n complete thc team. Chances focil
vaisity engagement will stait .it 11 „ f ovnt h consecutive title foi Penitjl
reason on.the varsity eleven o'clock, while the ficshtncn will com- st a t o ,|| 10 st heavily on the fifth n
Captain Uts arid John Olsen will pete at 10-')0 o’clock. Nittany hainei to finish in the chum- (
handlo the tackle posts with Joe Coach Nate Caitmcll’s men aie fav- pionships Coach Caitmell plans to]
I 01e\v andTValtei Hagai at the guaid ())C< i i_o elose then fouith consecutive
j positions Ok.w has been shifted nieet schedule with no defeats Pitt ~
ifiorn lus icgulai position at center wns overwhelmed b> the Svr .reuse
to f.Il a weak spot in the line Ilany bC!UJ(I whß h bowed to thc Nittanv I OTTTSF, A i T.AMRFRT
Wai len„ former second stunp pitot team Satin ilay. The Panthct t... - LUUI3E; I\. LiAIWDIVK. 1
man, will handlo the vaisity cento* Slljf hovvevei, scoied decisively ovei MARCEL WAVING and i PERMANENT WAVING
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Motion Wilnei will probably stall
the panic at the quaitciback position
with Waltci Opekun at the fullback
post Masteis will be at one half
back post with eithei Gentle oi Cuil
'■er bundling the othei hackfiotd po
sition Gette, fullback, and Fold,
quuUeiback, will .probably enter the
game before its close.
With the exception of Toots Pan
ntcion, the legulai Nittany line-up
will piobnbly start against Penn
i I’anaccion has been absent fiont piac
iticc sessions this week with an mjm
eil knee sustained in Syiacuse en
countei
Kaplan an<l Edwards will be at the
wing posts with Shawlcv and Duval
at the tackle beiths Johnny Zoiella
and Dutch Ku<kci will stmt at guaids
with Matty McAndrews at the centci
position.
Coop Fiench will call signals while
Jud> Lasich will assume the fullback
duties The halfback assignments
will be filled by Yutz Dieduch and
Red Evans.
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woik with jcso tlnee men to bung
them up cloy >r to Rebels and Dctwlci
The cont/ st tomonow vill be the
Oust of thy season foi the Lion cubs
Gionmge'j, Van Cise, King. Sie*»kv,
Space, \.'apo!eon, and Hand will top
icsent t tj y plobes. The in st foui mn
ren hr/ e been fighting it out foi limL
positirp . m piactice ilin<s
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