Page Pour Hermann 2 VETERANS FORM NUCLEUS OF TEAM Coach Will Retain Entire Squad During Season—Sophomores Seek Assignments Under the matchful eve of Coach Dutch Het mann, Penn State's court men recut Onough then first Sal 00- mages this M colt, as the basketball latntei frequently alternated his corn- Immtions in search of a possible 'un say quintet With Fred Brad 'chum:ls to ae c drills, the plobability of a first team moulded .0 nunl Captain Sol Saltanan and the high-scoring Na ttily center his been strengthened Jack Mete", a foi amd in 1023, has boon placed in the lineup with the ten veterans of last season. The selection of limning mites for Meyers and Saltnnan odl probably give Conch Heimann most trouble, al though as set none of the positions me definitely filled Mo,n, folomd on last yea's fie,hinan quintet, work ed oith 1110.3 els in too , crimmagei., while flub Dal is supplanted him Wedne‘d iv night often a slight in juiy kept the sophomore flout we t:L:3 Allah. ,round-yeas man, Conn, bias been playing as a gumd N‘ rii Retain Squad Using Macomb at Lento., Davis and Hammond a. folnvar ds, and illiams and Wllsi,n as gnat ds, the basketball mental hat a, , embled a second fast moving comlnn ition Raquet, Taney, Dayton, and Yost compose a thud quintet Among the other nommen shooing up in the fist squad at, Wall ice, Atkinson, and Tul ly, guard, Simp'nn, center; and Bloaters and Mae:deer, tom aids. Pm the first time nt teeny basket ball seasons the squad suit not be se duced gneatly from its present quota of fifty - Linder the tutelagn of Leon Schloss, a giaduate student, the sec ond squad, consnstnng entnely of bonhomie:, will be netained through out the mason Schloss plated on the Alum icon unit ensity count team last A pi musing quintet from the snph emote glom, is composed of Moore, at center, McMinn and Coumer Som. ants, ami allace and Rubin as gnat ds Nov comet, onother pivot man, tottellua s ttic Stocl.dale and font aids, and Boehm man, a guard, me abet outstanding second em candidates on this squad DOCTOR TSCIIIN ADDRESSES SOLI 11. SCIENCE FRATERNITY "Medieval Foiests" was the topic id an midi cos pi csented by Dr. Fran co 1 . Tschan, of the hibtoi y and po litical science depai tment, before the membri s of Pi Gamma Mu, lionouny social science fi atet nay, in the State College Hotel Wednesday night. The beginnings of lasts regulating consemation, medieval uses of fon - eqs, and origins of foi est eserva tams stele dmt,sed by Do Tschan Greetings of the Season G. L. SMITH Barber and Beauty Shoo THIS WILL WOW THEM Ii THE STYX . . . 'units a new Columbia stepper disc that's going to furnish 11 welcome relief from 212° stomps. Ott, yes—you'll find both numbers blue and teasing. all right. But they have the .rutoili polish, the ounce )et insistent rhythms that brand good dance tousle as Guy Lombardo s. Two great numbers, these—nail some mighty good larynx work assists the proceedings Hear this other pair of head liners, too . . . . Record No. 2335. D, 10Inch, 75e You•nn Enigma Mt al AM ! ( What Did Fox Trots I Da?) Guy Lombardo and Ms (You're Aluays Sure ol) Ith LOVE FonYou RoyalCanadiana Record No. 2333. D, lOonch, 75c WASTING MY Lo‘u ON You Vocuir Lovum You TOO WAY I Do (from "Hot Ith)thm") Bop) Record No. 2330. D, 10-oack SWFEMEART Or THETA DILTA CI 011,0n1C Ross Ane I'onour•TlbNor. 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OF You F ox T ro t Ha Uranus" Columbia '-' Records arts Scrimmage for C Five Year Average of College Soccer Played W 24 16 25 18 30 16 32 18 32 17 19 9 29 12 26 9 25 8 30 10 18 4 14 2 9 0 Penn State Y ale INA erford Penn Princeton Hat yard Navy Swarthmoi e Lehigh Syracuse Dartmouth Lafayette Penn State Soccer Team Heads List of 13 Institutions in League Rating for 5 Years Association football competition has given the Penn State cotter eleven ,two inteleollegiate titles and one second place since the formation of the league in 1926 Although the Nittany team stay un able to leach the top during the past season the, lecold places Penn State at the head of thin teen colleges for the five-year pentad smith eighteen victim les, six ties, and too defeats Previous to the formation of the Easton Intercollegmte Soccer Asso ciation Penn State held the soccer record for colloges with only three defeats and sic ties in foul teen years This record has continued with only two intercollegiate defeats since 1926. In competition 'm ith these thirtel..n association teams the Lion eloen ie. STOCK-JUDGING SQUAD WINS SECOND POSITION Compete Against Croups From U.S Canada at Toronto Fair Competing against groups from the Untied States and Cantata, the Penn State livestock judging team placed s=tood in the intercollegiate contest held in connection with the 110,1.al winter fair at Toronto, Canada, hut Tuesday The team, composed of Fred C. Bunnell '33, Flank A Higgins '3l, John L Stookey '3l, Ftederick F. Vi eelaod "11, Samuel B Williams p. 31, and Joseph F. Miller '3l alter rate, scored 3775 points to follow On tario agricultural college by 24 point. SIGM t I'l SIGMA ELECTIONS iiton.r.rr Monk.) Faculty Dr 'sutler M. Sheffer Dr Orrin Funk jt Prof. Btu ti 9 L. Rohm tson Graduate Charles W. Montgomery 'M Undergraduate Eugene M. Fry jr. '32 'Dot Coals 6 72 1 68 7 80 3 103 2 83 3 29 3 53 2 63 2 30 0 63 2 2 4 2 18 1 10 curved strongest opposition from Navy, Bamford ant Pi inceton The Midshipmen sem ed one victory in four gam:. played, while the Tigris bleed the Lions to then second de feat in five }cats The (laver fold eleven held the Penn State hostels to deadlocks in three out of fom panics. Lafayette, Scarthmor 0. and Syra cuse have proved easy toc, for the Nittany ngglegatton, NO 11(11 has con every contest citli the,e teams e‘- c,,pting a scoreless deadlock in the Orange contest this year. Cornell, encountered last year, loft the field ith a 1-to-1 tie in the only contest scheduled under Intercollegiat, tales In four contests Penn soccer linen fell before the Lions three tunes_ and gained a tic in the 1928 engagenicnt. FRESH:RAN Y. 31 C.A. COUNCIL PUBLISHES FIRST NEWSPAPER Under the supervision of Chalks R Tittle jr ':l4 as edam, the Fresh man Y M.O A Council published its rust newspaper, The '3l 'V' Council News. last Friday This journal is the cork of the publicity committee. Assisting the edam ate the follon mg John M Kreuter, J \Verger, William If Snyder, Call IV Baud, Thomas Liggett, Her man Chinn, and C Potts Esery member of the Council is requested to present his suggestion for a per manent name of the paper at the nest meeting of the group. Don't Ey,otoriment ffiajvcrAppearTee • el 1 4-taii,, vlrv , Gle. OCFC,fIi - g o' FINE CLOTHES "7/iNi: MONTGOM Skating Tip Comfortable shoes mean • lot. Alfred'. famous tubular ice skates have epeelal form-fitting shoes... assuring the high est degree of comfort. Everything about them is prefect and fine. And they ars very moderately priced. . _ _ __ to litik MHZ The Choice of Champions A Quality Outfit for Beginners blade wld guanntecd byl fmtkr atm w Neat, ar•.aLtmr USA gtfM=Wl2/01:s Obtainable at Loading Sporting Hoods. Hardware and Department Stores THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN urtmen , HOUCK OPENS 1931 PRACTICE SESSION Seeks Material for 173-Pound, Heavyweight Divisions-1 Lettermen Return Opening the 1931 season with four lettermen prepared to defend their ben ths, Coach Len Houck, varsity hosing mentor, has begun daily prac tice for more than this ty-five candi dates for the ling squad. Coach Houck is faced with the talk 01 filling gaps in the lightweight, light beaNyweight, and unlimited divisions, caused by the giaduation of Bonn Casoni, Bill Sti üble, and Captain Mar ty McAndrews. It is upon the devel opment of inekperienced material to 1111 then shoes that the boxing coach bases his hopes fon another intercol legiate title. Captain Epstein and Davey Stoops will undoubtedly defend the Blue and White in the bantamweight and featherweight divlsions. After fight.' ing in the heavier class in dual meets last season, Stoops shifted to the 115-pound division for the intercol legiate tournament and won the championship title. Although inexperienced in college' competition, Namlleon, from last year's fi °simian team, will give both the veteran ringmen strong compe tition for the bantamweight berth. Phil-Epstein, Bob Parkes, Ban Claire, and Ilal Thies ale all promising con tentions fot the 125-pound class Several candidates are striving to fill the vacancy in the 135-pound class ' ' STUDENTS . We Offer You The Rest of Pool Room Equipment STATE COLLEGE POOL ROOM _ _ On Allen Street "Where Your Time and Money Go the Farthest" ONLY THE CHOICEST OF MEATS SOLD ',IN OUR ESTABLISHMENT This Fact Assures You at All Times of True gconomy YOur Palate Can Always be Pleased with a Choice Cut from Meyers J. J. MEYERS 437 West College Avenue 220—Phones--330 A GAS-RANGE for CHRISTMAS Let this year find in your home a practical gift to MOTHER for her Chtistmas, and a big FAMILY gift all year 'round. , You can have a GAS RANGE installed now and need make no payment until after the Holidays Central Pennsylvania Gas Co. ! 210 West College Ave. ion Boxers Begin Daily Workouts Johnny MeAndreus, brother of the 1930 intercollegiate champion, Cap. tam lifeAnciteivs, shown promise, but Will be hard pressed by Felton, Len her, lienszey, Abrams, Petrochho, Greenleaf, and Rutheraufr. Al Lewis should 'bear the burden of the work In the ueltemeight class although Ed Polak is lighting for the post In the 160-pound class, Lucas, vanity ringnian last vent, udl have ito dispose of Ehrig, Decindes, Ca van, Swan, hell, and Yacochonks, to receive the call when the season opens. To Begin Mug Work Judy 'Laski, and Johnny Cuelfi are the eating candidates for the light heavyweight thmston In the heavy us eight class, Slcobm ne, another hoes from last year's ti esliman team, has developed a terndie left and appeals to he the most hkely entry For the post week Conch Houck has limited the men to punching the light and heavy bags, skipping lope, and road work in an endeavor to ulup them into good physical condi tion Actual competition with plenty of glove and ring work will begin after the Christmas holida}s SHIRTS, NECKWEAR. SWEATERS, SHEEP SKINS. LEATHER COATS. Etc. Anything in Men's Wear Buy Now for Xmas Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing GERNERD'S 110 Allen Street A representative sent on request McKune is Elected 1931 Soccer Leader Rohm t McKane '32, varsity goalie lot the past two seasons, wa's elect ed captain of the 1931 team at a meeting of lettermen last weali. Coach Bill Jeffrey placed McKane on the second team in his All- American selections tot 1930 Dur ing the past season Mcßune per mitted only seven tallies In the six games played by the Lions. Be was names! to Al Nies's All-Amen can team in his sophomore year Beautiful Negligees Munsing Underwear French Crepe Dance Sets Pajamas Hosiery Dress Specialty Shop 1:43 E. College Avenue 11 1 - . I '': ''' .:1 . - , 9, 1 -..-: ' :. ‘ 1 ' .. ~..r. :..."' • PEP—flavor—health! You get them all in Kellogg's Pep Bran Flakes. You can't beat the match less flavor that only these bet ter .bran flakes have. The quick energy of their crunchy whole wheat. And the health. fulness of their bran—just enough to be mildly laxative. Ask that Kellogg's Pep Bran Flakes be served at your fra ternity or campus restaurant. The most popular ready to-eat cereals served in the dlning•rooms of American colleges, eat ing clubs and fraterni ties are ?ide by Kellogg in Bottle Creek. They in clude ALL-BRAN. Corn Flakes, Rice Krispies, Wheat Krumbles and Kel logg's Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit. Also Kaffee Hag Coffee—the coffee that lets you sleep. /42.ee 0 Pr i-As - P Ep BRAN' FLAKES PEP iday, December 12,r DE tN STEIDLTI ADDRESSES L ITRODE MINING INSTITUTE Doan Edward Steidle, head of the, School of Mincial Industries, was the principal streaker at the annual ban quet of the Latrohe Mining institute at Latrobe Saturday. More than 450 mining eseeutives, officials, and em ployees attended the dinner. The economic impel tame of mineral Indust:les to Pennsylvania and the history of minetal industry education, including extension and lesetnah wen: at Penn State, were toplc,s u hick, Dean Steidle discussed. State College
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