Tuesday, December 10, 1929 Hermann Begins Court Scrimma COURTMEN TO FILL 3 VARSITY BERTHS Loss of S Lettermen Pro\cs Handicap—ls Candidates Seek Tearii Posts''' Handicapped by the loss of eight of last year’s ten letteimen, Coach Dutch Heimann began Ins scaich foi r guard, foivvnid, and center foi the Nittany basketball team when he ran Ins chaige3 thtough the i fust scrim mage Saturday afternoon Foity-five candidates hn\e lepotted for prac tice,. Skip Stahlnv guaid on the 1929 ciuintet, and .lack Maress, veteran ici *, hould have little difficulty annexing the.; last season’s berths Favoredjiv vaisity experience, Wal- I> Leyua?~Ro(l Fij, and Dave Mille’ will piobablv be the outstanding con tcndeis foi the open foiwaid position Leyda was one of the leading scoi ers on the 1927 plobc five but has been handicapped bv a knee injuiy dur ing the past two seasons Miller teamed with Mazcss at Scianton Cen tial high Bob Srydci, forward on tho fresiunan team last yeai, and Tom Eastbuin, ccntci on the 1928 jeai ltng quintet, ait* also possible for ward choices. .Sophomores Muj-Win Posts Brand, Hamilton, and Hammond, all sophcmoies, and McComb, substi tute ccntci on the 1929 varsity squad. aiO'waging a battle for the centei post lehnquished.hv Lou Reilly, lanky captain of last jcai's Lion quintet Ar abundance of leservo material m available for the vacant guaid post Ed Lee, substitute guard on last year’s five and Chuck Williams, icguhu guaid or the 1928 plebe team, will piobably battle it out with Paul Moss, r member ot the Illinois squad two years ago, and Joe Webei, vaisity la ciossoman. • o BRAND, MURRU WILL PLAY !rOR GOLF TITLE IN SPRING The wmnei of the annual College &oli“touvnamont will have to wait un td spiing to assume his clown. Pied C Brand ji ">2, and John M Mui laj .’*sl woihed then way thiough the conn-final hi.ichct and weie to ha”e settled the championship this fall “ ■ lof lenient w eathei caused the match lo tc postpone 1 on several occasions tyacljjtbe. anowatoim lust week makes it impossible foi the decision match; this.fall. The annual fall golf tourna- 1 mens is open to man students of the fouijj clashes jstljdents should learn to LIVJI’ n. y. u. I)E \n declares must tram jts students notipieiely to make a living, but to live)j Dean James B Mumv of New Yoijt university said m his annual rc- the Umveisitv chancellor pub- last week Dean Munn believes that} the foui-yeai couisc is the back bone; of the undeiginduate college and the Imam icason foi its existence LEHIGH ABOLISHES HAZING Hazing of ficshmon at Lehigh uni ersjt> has been abolished by the spAbmoic council without the infiu nci||ot univeisity ofTieials oi uppei- :lasbinen. In the fntuie, the annual’Pounder'' day j games and the scraps at the spntig banquets of each class will be thobnly contacts between the classes [n (hose contests the classes will be in an equal basis. tr 1 Christmas Gifts at SCHLOW’S QUALITY SHOP , Hillside Ice Co. ICE and COLD STORAGE ANTHRACITE & BITUMINOUS COAL i. FIREPLACE WOOD U Phone 136 North Patterson street II ' ■ Collegian’s ‘All-Opponent’ Team FIRST TEAM Donchcss, Pitt Left End Elicit, Syracuse Grant, N. Y. U Left Tackle Utz, Penn Montgomery, Pitt Left Guntd Obst, Syracuse Kostos, Bucknell Center - Women, Penn Mngai, Penn Eight Guard Dimeolo, Pitt Woeinei, Bucknell - Right Tackle Vanderbush, Lafayette Sherwood, Lafayette Right End «. Ncmecek, NYU Stevens, Syracuse Quinta back Baker, Pitt Masters, Penn Right Halfback Slate, Bucknell Uansa, Pitt Left Halfback Mycis, N. Y. U: Paikinson, Pitt Fullback Hinkle, Bucknell WRITERS ENDORSE ‘NO CAPTAIN’PLAN Syracuse, Ohio State, Carnegie, Minnesota Dispense With Election of Leader , Spoits wrileis of many of the country's leading dailies, have express ed the opinion that election of cap tains foi college athletic teams should either be abolished 01 a more prac tical plan substituteed It is the belief of some writers that the election of a captain each year causes unnecessary jealousy and fno tion among Che players. Ed Pollock, of the Philadelphia Public Lcdgei, states in this connection “If the election is close, bitterness may enter into it, and jealousies re sult to the detument of team play. Fui thei more, the most popular playei isn't necessaiily a good leadei There may be otheis, less-popular with teammates, but bettei qualified nevei tholess to lead.” Pollock proposed that if a captain be elected, it should lcmain'for the coach to select him since he is mote fully acquainted with the qualifica tions of the players. Many leading colleges and univer sities have aheady adopted the “m captain” system wheieby a leader is appointed before each game. Car negie Tech, Syracuse, Franklin and Marshall, Ohio State, Oregon State, University of Minnesota', and South ern Mcthddist university have already abolished the electing of captains Judge Wally Steffen, Carnegie Tech’s football coach, recommended the plan-ef naming a, flckl captain bcfoie each contest find electing an honorary captain for the season af tci' the schedule has been played. This is the same system as is used at Ohio State. ; Navy, while not abolishing the cap tain, will wait until the 'opening game next year to decide which play er will lead the team during thev sea son They hope by this method to eliminate the uncertainty of Hot hav ing a playing captain, according to the coaches of thut institute. < Athletic director J. W. Wilce, of Ohio State university, in a recent let ter to the collegia!! expressed his ap pioval of tnc “no captain” plan de claring that athletes at Ohio'State were finding the plan very'satisfac tory SAWYER'S ' ' FttOG UHAM) SI ICkEM ' CAmril^rnvlUaojHlkkrnlutFnUb* •.rll-JmM'l iimiaml kuiutn H M & SON tAST CAMMJD6E MASS. SECOND TEAM PITTSBURGH OFFERS 3 NEW COURSES IN BASIC AVIATION In cooperation with the Penn School of Aviation the Umveisity of Pitts burgh offers tince new couises m aviation, including a course m the principles of the aviation business, one in aiiplane and engine mechanic!, and an enlarged basic ground course carrying two college credits Those taking the business courie must take the basic course and piut tical flying as prerequisites and maj follow with instruction in airplane and engine mechanics. The fiist two years of the aviation training me to be given on the campus, the last two to be given at the Pittsburgh-Butlci airport. 16 BRIDGE TEAMS REMAIN IN SECOND TOURNAMENT ROUND Picliminary rounds in the Interfra teinity bridge tournament weie com pletedl last week with sixteen teams remaining in the race The second round of the touincv will bo run off this week Winners arc expected to be announced befoic Christmas vacation The Ihterfia ternity council and Montgomery and Company aie contributing cups which will go to the champion and lunner up PHI LAMBDA UPSILON ELECTIONS Associate Member Gustav E Cohen Graduate Students Philip D Adams William E. Coughlin Theodore V. LetonofT Earle B. Struble William E. Singei Melvin A. Thorp 'Benjamin F. Tullar Undergraduates Michael R. Cannon ’3l Mcrvin E Conn ’3l Jack M. Graham '3l Walter A Herbst ’3l Janies W. Johnson *3l David Kirsch ’3l TT r y "■> Hie (grner New Leather Bags Egolfs Niagara * lUnVI. '‘4 Paniel Hays Gloves >LLEGiAN THE PENN STATE C< ;es; 100 Ca: RING COACH SEEKS HEAVYWEIGHT MEN Faces Problem in Filling Gaps Made by Graduation of 3 Senior Stars Faced with the task of idling three gaps m lust year’s inteicollegiate championship boxing team Couch Leo Houck is caiefully grooming more than 100 candidates who begun ieg ulai piacticc Thuisday aftemoon Giuduation took its 101 l by remov mg fiorn the Lion ring Allio WoM, thioe times inteicollegiate champion, Stanley Kolakoski, 125-pound vctei an of thiee campaigns, and Jack Dav is, pci forma in the M >-poun i weight. Loss of Steve Hamas, twice nitei collegiale champion in the heavy weight class will not be felt so keen ly since this division was eliminated b> action of the Inteicollegiate Box ing association last ycui Dearth of Heavyweight, Material Houck will have u mamstaj in Jui ius Epstein, lntercollegiatechnmpiomn the bantamweight division lust veoi Kcenlj competing for the vacant fcatheiweight post will be Stoops. Thies and Puiks. • In the l'J5-pound class Cnso”i, Wood, and Petiochko ptovide the Lion coach with piomising maternal whuv Lewis is the outstanding contend.'! foi the M5-pound ppsttion , Gnvm, Felton, Eisman, and Henry will battle foi . the puddle-weight bath Though n dcaith of mateiml exists in the IGS and 175-pound clasi es Houck is hopefitl that Struble am! Captain McAndrews, icspectively, vv’l fill these posts MUSICAL SOCIETY TO HOLD FORMAL INITIATION 10NIGIIT The Louise Homer club, gals’ music oiganuation, will hold its forma! ini tiation at the home of Mi*- Richmd W. Giant, advisoi of the club, at 8 15 o’clock tonight. >ATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS EYES EXAMINED All Kinds of frames, & repairs DR. EVA B. ROAN Registered Optometrist State College Wed 2 p m to 6 p m Monday, Tuesday, Sat. 10 am to *> pm Thursday, Friday Onrhrick linlldiKS 12U East College Opp Court Houae A\cnuc didates Report for Boxing Drills CLASS BOXING MEET TO BEGIN JANUARY 31 Opening the annual mtetelass boxing toumament Jantiaiy 11, th r scinois will oppose llio junioii unginon while the sophomote boA ers engage the freshmen. . Tne witinei-, will meet to decide the College interclass champions l !.) the following Satuid ly Any student who has not boxed in a \aisity meet is eligible *0 compete m the toumament, John N Engel ’3O, boxing manage!, m nounced 100 WOMEN" BEGIN PRACTICE FOR INTERCL \SS B VSKE'I R\I.L Prcpaung foi the inteiclass basket ball tournament which will begin Jan uary 0, moic than one bundled can didates aio piacticing in Recientuni hall urnlei the dncction of Miss Maitc Huult, instructoi of physical educa tion foi women. Campus Bulletin Toe ’ ’eetmg of the A S M D which was scheduled foi tonight m 200 Engineering D at 7 o’clock, w.ll be postponed until Thursday n.ght «>t the same tunc and place Delta Sigma Pi v ill hold a smokci at the Delta Sigma Phi fiateimtv house tonight Annual elections will take place at this time Candidates foi the fencing squa< will lcpoit foi piactice in Rcciontioi hall at (> 30 o’clock tonight The Mctalluigical society will hold r meeting in loom 200 Old Mining, at -1 o’clock Friday afternoon Foster Coal & Supply Co. Genuine Anita Punxsutawncy Phone 114-M 20% Reduction on Hals P-N .Corsets 25% Off ONE WEEK ONLY CANDY & McGAUGHEY West College Atomic End Acid Stomach —Eat Anything! Restores Digestion, or No Pay l Too much acid in stomach cause.; that “tired” feeling—coated tongue, bad bicatli. constipation, bilhousncss, nausea, indigestion, di77incss, insom nia. 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Wc know you will bo pleased with the superb sound reproduction, the charm of the now decorations, and with the other improve ments that have been made The opening picture for Fuday and Satur day, will be “ROMANCE OF THE RIO GRANDE,” with Warner Baxter, Mary Dun- Ai' pic-mcdical students who an ticipate applying to the New Yoik Medical school foi admission should send at once foi necessan applica tion foims Al* foimci 4-II Club girls, commun icate immcdi.itclv with Cathciine M Wheelei Ml, at Giange dmmitoiy, oi Chai lotto L .SummcMs ’T>, at McAllis tci hall 01 cull Miv* Bngait’s office, UOS Agiiuiltuio building Fiatcinitie' wishing to entei the Intel fi alei mty hoMiig torn nament wiP make a deposit of ?1 to Albert E Smith Ml, at the Pi Kappa Alpha house bclore Detembei 21 Theie will be a meeting of the Prc- Mcdiia! society tomonow night m Room 2fi Chenustiy and Physics building CLASSIFIED COPY of Randall's “Making of th< Modem Mind” taken by mistak* fiom Room 14 L A Return to Col lcgian Oflice ltp-II FOR SALE—Ace motorcycle Foiti cylindet machine in good condition See Fcthciolf 124 Fieai Hall ltp-II Musical Powder Boxes Crabtree’s Alien Street WiHfedom OF COURSE Tweret ft.! 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