riday. March 27. 1931
Sidelines
eon State has been the recipient
considerable pram for the sports
mhip and hospitality shown the
tins to the boxing intercollegintes
t week-end Athletic dnector: (loin
!raid, Vale, Daitmouth, West
mQ Colunibia, and Lafayette, as
II ua from the colleges pal ticipat
in the tout nament, joined in then
NO of the geneial conduct and es
lolly the '.pint of congeniality
ich they found
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Ned 31. Fleming, graduate
manager of athletics, has rem,
ed mans letters recently com
mending the student hod>. Com
mander F G Re:niche, manager
of athletics at the Naval Acad
emy, n rote: "Our IN rvillong
squad returned from State Col
lege full of praise and enthusi
asm for the nonderful treatment
and hospitality extended to them
on the occasion of their recent
visit "
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tam Philip B Fleming, manage.
thletics at the Military Academy,
utenant G F Galloway, the Aimy
ing coach, also sent their word of
tomato'', for the treatment they
ived while hole fin the dual box
meet Lieut,nant Galloway ,mil
aft that he felt the event was an
I example of what a college box
meet should be
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Not all of the comment ass
role oilier college,. The Old
Tort gm, his elm, on the in
rcollegiate, in 'Monde'', Phi!a
ctable Inquirer "Let the it rut
r record his opinion that the
astern Intercollegiate champion.
hips this year were conducted
ith 100 per cent efficiency.
late Colleg'e, ac eler, was the
comparable host and e'er).
log lensed along a, smooth as
lass. I:milted -sportsmanship
es alna"s in esidence."
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rom rumors around the campus
Bezdek, director of athletics,
be lesponsible fin the hospital
extended the visitors Over the
ueek-end he played handball
practically all the guests that
Lured near Rem cation hall dating
day Hower., the student body
athletic officials no a whole may
'ond of a job Zell done A de
nmed effort should be made to
tmue this teputation
College Cut Rate Store
SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Easter Cards—Candy—Baskets and Toys
$1.50 Cameras 98c fora Limited Time
Fine Writing Paper-6 - osheets and 50 Envelopes-75e
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BEEMAN '32 NAMED
BASKETBALL HEAD
Masters '32 Elected IVrestling
Managei as Roy Maiie
Gains Captaincy
Robert C. Hilemma '32 was named to
Hucceed Paul A Mitten as manager
of basketball for next ye ar at a meet
ing of athletic officials W ednesday
after noon Arthur H Masters 'l2 was
previously selected It restling man
ager for 1932 Tuesday
Lawton., R Moss '2l, Wlllmm
Mnothouse '33, and Ilan y L Nichol
son jr ;11 mein named first assistant
basketball managers while Robet t E
Gray '3l, (Monne° M Lissy. Ji "11,
and Albeit J Weber '3l will salve a.
st assistant aslestling manage,
Name Lettermen
Boy E. 111a4, 'l2 mill captain Penn
State's mat team irn.t season as a
result of an election concha ted by the
lettermen Wednemlay. Haire, Clint les
C Davenport 'll, Mace C
'32, Camay F Loran., '2•l, Paul D
Metzger '33, Paul B Patton '3l, Ed
ward L reall.o '3l, Theodore A Rey
bitz '32, Moiton L Roetenherg '33.
Grant E Stem '3l, and Hai old T
nansue '32 received lettms
Frail C Brand '32, Challes A
Blom ms "11, J Donal'? Conn "3.3.
Llemellyn L Davis '3l. Chalk.; II
Hammond 'l2, Jack It .11,e, '3l.
Jack C Moyms '22, Paul A Mitten I
'3l, Walter C Mosel '3l. Captain Sol
Saltzman '3l and Chailea II William,
Jr. '3l `nue an aided lett., in bah-I
Alfred C Therm "32 mas named to
manage the fiesbman basketball team
next yea., and William 13 D tsii 'i2
selected as asmimate basketball man
ager. Agsoemte managei sol re.t
ling fm 1932 mill be
and Loam F
SMALLPDX DEPLETES SQUAD
Too cases of smullpcm among mem
bers of the Purdue unnet sitv track
squad caused cancellation of the
school's entiies in the Mums relay
recently The r Ictims ome Cstrol
Odum, sprint star, and Victor Flinn,
Playing with baskets i aised to cic~
feet from the ground, tun fieshinin
basketball teams nt the University o
Kansas illustiated suggested change
in the cuge spelt Tuesday Mot
passing and fewer shots nt the mesh
es iesulted
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6 Teams To Contend
In Ping Pong Finals
Sr, haternity teams will cote,
the finals in the ping gong tourna
ment Tue,day The first too groups
in each of the three leagues will
he eligible to compete Sigma Nu,
Kappa Delta Rho, and Phi Kappa
Sigma are first in their iespeetwe
league,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Lambda
Chi Alpha, and Theta Upsilon
Omega hold second positions, smith
Phi Epsilon Pi, Phi Pi Phi, and Pi
Kappa Alpha in thud places.
NITTANY GYMNASTS
TO MEET COLGATE
Coach Rammacher Will Start Team
Against Veteran Maroons in
First Test Tamorron
Penn State nail engage in the first
inteitollegiate gymnasium meet in its
when Nittan3 gymnasts face
Colgate in then only encounter this
season in Rom cation hall at 7
o'clock tomorrow night
Coach Ranunaeher will atant an
enact but Inexpeneneed team against
the veteran illanoon aggnegation
!leach %%ill pinliantly , pelican, lon the
Lion= on the hornzontal.bar, although
Davidson , on Masten, ninny get the call
btfoi e the tune of the meet
On the salt hoist, the Blue and
White participant all be eithei Beech
oi Thiashei, with the ',tomer the
mote probable choice. Maroon rope
climbers will vie with Levan, Reach,
Alams ell Rammaehes will most
likely rise Loan the assignment,
•mite he has shown the most consist
ent Colin in cc oskouts the past week
Competition sn the parallel bars will
had Ilessh os Thiahhei for the home
trans, while Da, idson m Forsythe will
engage the Hamilton tumbles s Esther
Hoyt, Musters, of Thinshet mill be,
the Lion entry on the ling,
'rho gymnasts mill both mien and
^lose then season form low A sehed
silts! engagement with Temple Fobs us
:28 was cancelled by lousiest of
the Philadelphia school The meet te
rises lOW night mill also offitially close
RACo mintet spelt's season.
SCHRAM'S COLLEGE
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for
REAL HOME COOKING
BRING YOUR FRIENDS TO THE
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Tonight, sleep like a top!
HI roan you go to bed, stop at the campus restaurant
and cat a bool of Kellogg's Rice Krispies. Listen to
those ertfineh-crisp rice bubbles net tutlh crackle out
loud. The, are .1 real treat.
And Kellogg's Rice Krispies are so easy to digest.
They in lie restful sleep. In fact, dietitians athise a
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Rice Krispies are great for a quirk lunch. E•tra 4 6 A AP
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80 LACRDSSEMEN
REPORT FOR DRILL
Nittany Stickmen , Begin Daily
Scrimmages on Practice
Field This Week
13renking into swing for the con,
ing lacrosse season nevi IV eighty pi Os
',calve stickmen repoitcd to the prac
tice field on the College golf coin se
this week Included in this gioup are
hftV molt . ; candidates of which only
nine entered In collegiate competi
tion doling the past year
Confident of so hipping a defense
om fast, but hem s candidates,
Coach Ernie Paul plans to build up
his combination around Moon Mc-
Millen, at one of the home berths,
Johnny Gwynn, substitute goalie, and
Bud Knit.. Captain Cal I Andel
son, together with Don Lea is, Johnny
Antonson, and Heim Weber, e•peri
enced stickmen, ',ill =he bids for
the attack.
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Ray Cal then will return to the la
esse field after a}em's ab,ence
from College while Rade MIA% aide,
‘arsity defense, Dromtses to begin
Practice immediately ing the
Fogel recess In addition to these,
men Coach Paul expect, ileselopments
from Pied Kane and Ilouch, membei
of last year's fieshman squad
Coach Paul will continue daily
training throughout the Pastel holi
days in pi epaiation for the opening
games of the season Mar 1 and 2 As
soon as the pound dues sufficiently,
the team a ill hold scrimmage, on the
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Freshmen May Vote CARTMELL CALLS
On $lO,OOO Donation
TRACK ASPIRANTS
In an attempt to I evne Intel cot
In the proposed s‘ummtng pool at Practices Will Begin This Week
Penn State, freshmen enter tinned a
motor at thew legular meeting m l i As G Lettermen Return
Chenuvty amplutheati e Tuesday 1
night uovohng that each member For Spring Drill
of the doss pay $l2 in the next
three years tonald the project
Responding to a call is,ued
Before the moposition may be
bt
toted m 4 the motion itself mit.t be ;Coach Nate Caitmell, mole than 100
en ,,, tv;lnt , a , numi
upheld at the nest meeting of the
ft '
clues, following Easter I.ncation If candali tes attended Ott and held
the motion is letained, tel T""f" -7 /1"1/ lease m""."
be sent each membet of the claw, Ine_day night
acunding to C. Leo is Sybeiciop, iutemne practice on the' made]
class president A too-thuds tote tiack began tlir, neck, folloming the
of all fteshmen w requned to put , tuo-ueel, slime the dote of
the motion in (Ilea !the naloot seamm, Nialch 11 Cap-
The , o 0,„„ r00 ,, d , to , ~,,„ hay . lain% Mobley. 'Moilin. and Rachman
me the only lettermen lo,t by math,
mentai of $2 each to he added to
;Jaunt while aa• ;luso, and inn.:
College fees each semestei begin
;tiack 11‘, d ars again in
nmg next yea, Till. .um of money,
competition Mrs nelemn
expettell to total $lO,OOO by the ,
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time present Ii cslimen arc onion ~ 20 Fre.hmen Report
scould mplace the usual ,error class Captain Cluck 31eminzer, Rehm:,
memoi ml The class of 1022, °” l4 ° - , and Det, der, place Sr Inert s in last
001 sponsors of the son...ming pool teal's inter collegiate championships,
In °Jett, already hay raised $22,000, ,
gill
compete in Or, mile and too-inile
St berm op stated 'events Shattley, ot eight man, and
Mussel, imam thrones, .ire also
varsity football field mayor lettermen, while Meflossell and
The Nittany stickmen open the sinter soon the nunrn insignia in 1910
1.0.11 season by engaging the Wei,tein
Maryland team at Westminsto, Md competition
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