l'n'ge Four 31 CROUPS ENTER MAT COMPETITION int ratnut al Wrest ling Manager ..tt tank°, l'lograin for 30 Matches Each Day 1 . ,1011 , -light ft ate, nits - and three lion-fn ntet nett gtoup, hate been reg r.leuvl n the inta 11111111 AI of esthng tenteh, Ullll.ll toll hewn alien the f'htr4ua. hohdnt, , neeolding to Goon ge H Yonne,. chain man of the connotttee m thatge 'l he h.q. tall be closed at noon to day it hen at least the, hunched stu dent, one c‘puted to lie tege,teted in the tout net Nantes 1,11 be bunch eted sod posted, tog—tlo mulch oppon tntr. end the tune of the bout, in Ree eaten hall untnethatelt follontng the hohda, Nantes of gt cups putnapating show mg magi,. of the snatch. will be posted in the unnlow of Stetson "0" clothing stone wheal: the tiepin , will also be diitllted Points tomm4l Dean llugo Be/del.'s sup foi the int tuna% showing the greatest Intemst athlattes, and at the suite time a Ise in .scholarthip standing. will also be earned In placing in this match Inteleollemate wrestling rules mill bn used, with the et.ceptlon that the time foe each bout has been shortened to line minutes Also, a nnugm of tlnee pounds met weight aim} amount under weight will be allowed Hotrato, t contestant enter ed in one class cannot wrestle nt an other weight • 'I 111115 Ilatchei Each Night The Lv matches will be scheduled for each night, three to be in prog ress at the some time Coaches Alhe Moo iloon' and Charlie Sum,lel, no Ith the aid of "Pop" fau mon, will offici ate, together with the wrestling let termen Othor Ofilelal, will be chosen front ream mai, igeis and members of the intramural committee in charge All enure 'tants will neigh in and undergo phi seal nomination by Conch Mon more ham, enter mg the ing The rust I ound m eruh weight clan, nil! be lan nil before starting second rounds, hn m dm to asonl over m king one class a hole another loses interest The entilei, Cal ale Alphil Signm, Alpha Gamma Rho, Alpha Ratipa Pt, Beta Sigma Rho, Beta Theta Pt. Delta Tau Delta, Kappa Sigma, Lomb,la Chi Alpha, Omega Epsilon, and one unn tined non-fiate, pat unit Other gloups r.2gislued ale Phi Delta Theta, Phi Kappa Nu. Phi Kap pa Psi, Phi K mpa Sigma. Phi Kappa Tat, Sigma Nu, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Pi, Swam Tau Phi. 'I beta Chi, common , Club, and Pleat Hall thstub,.ng "ItoLamm, of Ph}sies t. letheme, ' Dr D C Duncan address .d the PI e-Medltal .oelet. Wednesday H. L. STUART Nthany Prtg. Bldg INSURANCE Foster Coal and Supply Co. GENUINE ANITA Punxsutawney Coal ('hone 111• M TAKE JANUARY YOUP. 11011 E MONTH 1, I:\u pt.,,tml 1I ogi am! 'IIIE _BEST IN Fruit and Produce For Your Chi istma , , Dinner Prank Sciortino aml Bros 201 S. Allen SI 70 Basketball Teams Sign for Tournament Rifle-,is fr.iteinities, and four teen non-liateinity group, hate 1g111..11 up foi the intramural basket ball touinanient, according to Ent in C Poudiell '3l, touinament When the lists close at noon to il.iy, each unit must have deposited its ”50 entrance fee. There toll 1), a meeting of team managers at S o'clock Tuesday night, January 0, at Sigma Alpha Epsilon Student To Fight As Professional During Vacation Boxing fan, of the Philadelphia ths tint will see Penn State's only p.- 1 fessional undeigraduate boxer en no lien dming the Chti.tmas vacation when Joe Foley '32 meets Art Vette., Philadelphia professional light-heavy weight, in the Nolristown aiena, Nen Veat's afternoon. Eaten mg the i mg for the lust time in oven a vein, Foley, Mi 1052 home as Villanova, will return to the mo fessional tattle against one of the Iles erect boxer; in Eastein Pennsyl vania, in the opinion of the Philadel phia sports so uhns. Vette;s is fast and can hit equally well, mall either band Foley has done little nano i ing nork since he entered College. The isolation of State College front cen- I of profeqsional boxing such, us Philadelphia and Pittsburgh and the I inability of folio, ing a regular diet so bile engaged in the pursuit of higher learning caused Foley to forsake eg-, ular boxing match,:s. When lie was on]) sixteen years old I Foley made his professional debut in ; the Conshohocken Ball Park as a Noel-' terweight in 1924 Since that time he has fought closes bouts, making an coo table record of eight victones and one defeat He so as knocked out once! and the other two fights ended in thous. Although he began as a weld temeight Foley now fights in the light-heasyweight tanks and expects to ontor the sing New Teat's after-1 noon neighing 174 pounds. Foley has been v.orking out dull) as , Recreation hall with the varsity box , ors Leo Houck, boxing mentor, has coached him and his familiarity mall many of the present mofessionals has aided Foley greatly. Except for a bruised finger which he teemed so hen he accidentally hit the stone mall while shadow boxing he is in good Physical condition and expects to be eady to gne Vetters a tough fight Graham & Sons ESTABLISHED 1896 EXTENDING TO ALL OUR VERY BEST WISHES FOR A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR A Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year HARVEY BAKERY CLEANLINESS COURTESY EXCELLENT SERVICE CLUB DINERS, Inc Flat top single pedestal desks, 28x44 $12.50 Flat top single pedestal desks, 30x45 18.00 Flat top double pedestal desks, 30x5° °5.00 Student tables, 5.00 Gate leg tables 4.50 Typewriter tables, 18x36 4.00 Typewriter tables with Brauer and slide 8.50 Telephone stands 4.50 Chiffoniers 12.50 Book slick es 4.50 Book racks 1.75 Clothes trees 2.00 Department of Industrial Engineering Shops MEM BOXING TOURNEYS BEGIN JANUARY 12 January 6 Set As Latest Date For Registration—Houck Will Coach Teams Individunl competition for medals and team competition for a cup will feature the intrainutal boxing tourna ment to Ingot January 12. All entlies must be made before January 0. Those not fighting under a fraternity or club name should reg ister at Montgomery's, while frater nities and other mganizations will sued the names and weights of their entrants to Albeit J. Witten '32, at the Pt Kappa Alpha house ;Winners in each of the sewn mons will receise special awards be sides gaining Ste points for the or ganization they represent in the cup contest. Second and third places will bung three and one points respec tively. Leo Houck, coach of the boxing teats, will give instruction in the fun damentals of the sport every aftzr noon from 4 to 6 30 o'clock in Recre ation hall- Special short sounds will be used in the competition All contestants who lose to the winner of each weight still have a chance to fight it out in consolation bouts for second place. Third place goes to the loser of the fool sound Any organization of undergradu ates may enter as a team for the cup competition, although contestants are not compelled to register under any organization name. SPHINX ELECTIONS I Honorary Upperdm) Albeit M. Reilly '3l Albeit J. Buono '32 Hugo K Frear '32 Paul \V Henderson '32 John C Herbert '32 Coleman Heipel '32 Haitild A. Keller '33 William B Moorhead '32 Emanuel Perkin '32 Manuel M. Pmero '32 Hugh R. Riley, jr '32 Flank Stein '32 Robert Victor '32 R Webb '32 Wilbur II Zimmerman, jr '32 Ralph NV Cummings, Jr. '33 PICTURE FRAMING CUSTOM BUILT MUSIC ROOM ur•,rr 1.1 TALE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN Women Lead Men In Health Record, Statistics Show That Penn State co-eds are more healthy than men students is shoes be r coon?, of the College dispensin y nod hospital for a three months period winch began September 1. Only twelve pmeent of the dispen sary eases during September, Oeto . ben, and November are women go. dents while co-ed, form approximate ly sixteen percent of the College stu dent body During the same period fifteen of the mint y -live hospital eas es, or fifteen percent, were women. In November, hoi.evei, the men showed an imploiement in health and the co-eds took the lead with mole than eighteen percent of the cases repotted. The dispensary tint ed 1196 cases during this month, of NO.I 200 were vomen October proved less healthy than Novembei with a total of 2318 treat- I !fleets, a jump of neatly a thousand 'over the previous months. The College dispensaty reports that 3117 hours were missed on account of illness, for which 535 excuses mere granted In addition, sixteen students mei e excused from physical education lot physical disabilities, and tmenty now ham R.O T C HOFFMAN GAINS PRESIDENCY OF REGISTRARS' ASSOCIATION Registrar IVilhain S Holtman was elected president of the Registiat's association of the middle states and Maryland at an oiganmation ineet.ng month. The regional federation, although a division of the American Collegiate Registi at's association also admits to membership legistiars of secondary schools APPOIN r Y. NV C. A CHAIRMEN Miss Marie L Fleshan '32 and Miss Mary M Westrick '3l sill fill ',aeon cies in the Y \V. C A Cabinet cleated by the resignation of fennel ofhecis, Miss Shnley Thorpe '33 and Miss Esther M. Lytton '33 Doe .a i geriment Najvirr49ooa/wee MONTGOMERY rIIZEID CH ' ISTMAS GREETING As we view the past year in retrospect and anticipate the future bright with nromise, we wish to express our gratitude to our many friends, and wish them not only Christmas cheer, but also a New Year full of re newed efforts, added inspiration and worthwhile in centives. The First National Bank JOHN 'F. McCORMICK, President 26 PLAN VACATION CONVENTION TRIPS -0- (antlnttca born, first 7.11,) the Society of Rheology in Easton the last of this month, scientific Im pels will be presented by Dr. Wheeler P. Daveyopresident of the society, and Prof Clew.land B. Hollabaugh, both of the chemistry department Prof. Paul 11. Sehueitzer, of the Engineer .ng School, will present n similar pa per at the sante meeting. Lutz Prepares Paper Piof Harold J Lutz, of the depart ment of foiestry, will deliver a paper at the mooting of the Ecological Soci ety of the Ammican association for the Athaneement of Science held in Cleveland, Ohio. on December 22 Piofessors John A Ferguson, Will iam G, Edwaids, and Dwight B. De melitt hill attend a meeting of the . Nationnl Society of American Fm-a stern at Washington, D C, Decembei 29, 30, and 31. Jesse IL Harrington, assistant pro fessor of vegetable gaidening exten sion, will speak at the annual mating of the Ainelican Society of Agimul tarot Science in Cleveland, Ohio, De umbel 29 FACULTY MEMBERS ADDRESS PAPER COMPANY EXECUTIVES Headed by Prof. J Orvis Keller of tho engineet mg department, five members of the faculty are giving talks to official. of the liammermill Popei company at Erie this week on the present economic situation Dr. Carl W Hasek and Prof. Har ney 111. Stmer of the department of economics and sociology, Prof. Merrit M. Hari is of the English department, end Dr Biuce V. Moore, professor of psychology, ale , assisting Professor Keller in the N% Olk. COMING! JANUARY MOVIE An E\ceptmnnl Plog.m! HILLSIDE ICE CO. ICE COLD STORAGE and COAL North Patterson Street Phone 136 OF STATE COLLEGE Champion Axeman Visits Mont Alto Offering a po prize to any man who could chop through a log m fifty per cent more time than it would take him to do it, Hugh McLaren, champ ion wood chopper of the world, gave an exhibition of his skill at the Mont Alto forestry school, Monday. McLaren attained his title in Aus tralia where chopping and sawing contests attract the best loggers on the continent. In addition to this ex hibition a similar contest was con ducted among the seventy-five stu dent foresters, following vigorous application of axes to grindstones and inspection of the keen °dres by the expert wood cutter. Professor John A. Ferguson, bead of the forestry school, where two year rangers are trained and where Penn State forestry students receive their first year's work, acted as referee lOTA LAMBDA SIGMA ELECTS STRUCK NATIONAL PRESIDENT Dr. F Theodore Struck, head of the Department of Industrial Education, vas elected national president of lota Lambda Sigma, honorary society, at a meeting- of the grand chapter held in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, last week. Piof. George 11. Resides, of the De partment of Industrial Education, was selected secretary-treasurer of the national organization.' In addition to attending this meeting the two facul ty members were present at the an nual conference of the American Vo cational association meeting. Nerhood's Garage Hudson—Essex Agency GENERAL REPAIRS On All Makes of Cars Body and Glass Work Our Specially Phone 405 W. College Ave THE PENN STATE PHOTO 'WISHES YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS and DAVID. F. KAPP, Cashier Friday, December 19, 1930 A. A. U. P. ELECTS DENGLER, MACK- OFFICERS FOR YEAR Dr. Robert E. Dengler, of the de partment of classical languages, Nies elected vice-president and Dr Walton P. Mack, of the department of horti culture, treasurer, at a meeting of the American Association of Unwer sity Professors, Wednesday night. Dr. Dengler succeeds Dz. Roy D: Anthony; of the , horticulture depart ment, and will serve for one year. Dr. Mack replaces Professor Doggett who has been treasurer during the,. last three years LOUISE HOMER CLUB ELECTIONS (Honorary Co•ed Musical) .1 Mario Krng '3l Ethel L. 'Wiling '3l Elizabeth K. Sclmalbe '3l Audrey N. Blake '32 Rita 31 Broody '32 Miriam E, Hamilton "12 Eleanor V. Haskins '32 Minion R. Hughes 'B2 Helen N McKam '32 Kathryn C. Aungst '33 Phyllis G. Bzullm '33 Sarah A. Ferree '33 Helen A. Hoover '33 Elizabeth M. Kalb '33 Lae A Kell '33 Hard F. Theffer '33 Luella A. Rearick '33 Harriet E. Soper '33 Wanda E. Williams '33 John Ward eve- ning shoes are ab solutely correct in styling and finish. At New Low Prices 6.30 and SB.lO jolutWaril inen's fine shoes inspca thew shuts at MONTGOMERY'
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