e4day, Matt eii .7i
Sidelines
ngiatulatory messages en the
ess of the Basing intercollegiates
still being received by Neil At
graduate manager of ath
s, and lingo Renick, dnector of
tics The athletic association,
ng manageis and the membeis of
squad all hose been i eminent., of
Is of commendation for then
in staging u successful tourna-
MIMI
Lou Little, football coach at
ilumbia unit ersitt , %rote to
7clek as 1 . 111101, et "Perhaps the
list impressite thing that stood
it in MI mind of all the court
ns treatment ae recessed at
.nn State sons the fact that
ur President came damn to the
ndball court , : to say Hello and
admit. us Quite a feu of
e boys remarked about it and it
Handy showed that he must be
real Yon are most fort
ate in hating a man of his
hire to to mit a Oh."
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aduate Manager Fleming also
iced a letter final Conch Little
It recommended that Penn State
the Eastern Intercollegiate 13o•-
ossociation to hold the tournament
cooly pent Accoiding to Coach
ID no place can lieu] Penn State
attendance, enthusiasm and in
ything else that goes ninth mak
up a teal classic.
her lett°rs woe iecmved float
, Reeves, Lafayette, Clarence
end, Catnegie Tech, Harry R
enge, Dartmouth, and I. II Bal,
U S Coast Gould Acadeiny.
r commented on the excellent
ton in which the bout.: nme
led, and the behnviot of the
I=3El
ccc interfraternit) games
II be played the. )ear mith soft
*ground balk, the interclass
gue mill furnish the Gni,.
an, of lin el6ping . material
the Narcit2. nine from those
n base not gone out in notice
apetition for the squad It
II also sane as training far
miners of the larsit) vluad
n are not engaging in int° ,
legiate competition.
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,pectator, at Penn State's first
meollegiate gym meet Com
toed of the length of the pro
m. The map, periods were
e to the fact that one of the
.olarly scheduled three judges
d a motor accident and did not
Ise in time to officiate. 'With
b too judges, needless delays
re caused that are ordinarily
minuted
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nter
sports teams won eleven
ost foui teen contests during the
n Just closed With only threw
ms to its m edit, the basketball
accounted foi twelve of the total
The boyeis non tine° meets,
,nothei, and tied two, aunty the
lens non hve dual meets and lost
Winning five nut of nit games,
leshman basketball team teconl
e best campaign
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NITTANY BATSMEN
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Open 1931 Sea Son on Southern
Trip Including Contests
With 3 Colleges
the Umsocity of Pennsilsania arc
Nittony batsmen will open thew, the members of the Intercollegiate
1931 season by meeting Duka °lnver- I Boxing association intluded on the
sits , in the first game of the annual! schedule, alum the Universities of
southern trip Priday afternoon at; Vu goon, Noah Carolina and Lou-
Durham, North Crnolina George rsrana ndl be new Nasy opponent,
town will be niet at Washington, D I The Penn contest nill be the only
C on Saturday, and the invasion Hill engagement not held at Annapolis
end with an engagement aga,t Although the Nasal Academy has
• Maryland Monday nt College Park,' not deter mined n bother it will take
Maryland part in the finals of the inteicol-
Tha train will start on the southern legates next year, failure to eels,
jaunt uith but six days practice out would mean dropping out of the
of'doora Houever, Coach Bedenk I association
robing on his veteran infield and out-:
field to baiter any weaknesses in the ,
pitching and catching denartments 'RIFLEMEN GAIN TIE FOR
The team . nill practice follonmg its SIXTH IN CHAMPIONSHIPS
aiiival in Durham Thursday and will'
engage in morning work-outs berme
each dav's game.
Dedenk will give Bunny Stokes, the
squad's only expel mneed hurler, the
opening assignment against Duke.
Meade and, Yost will also probably
see mound duty against one of the
three opponents Too other pitchers
will make the trip, probably to be I
chosen [tom among Blowos, M,ntan
EE=MM,I
Clinches Shortstop Post
Sol Saltzman, seteran catcher, will
he on the receiving end of the open-1
ing Blue 'and White battery, whilo i
°Abel Deturck or Sedan still be named
for teller setvice back of the plate '
Rbgis Smith, membei of the 1929
freshman nine, has climbed the short
stop assignment.
In addition to Smith; the veteran
Nittany infield will be composed of
Young at first base, Captain Jack
Liver- 4. y on the second sack, and Dan
Mussel holding doun the hot coiner
Hoops, who lot niei ly ielieved Musei
at thud base, has been shifted to
light field by Coach Bedenk
An equally expermiced outfield
will take the field Finlay llith
!Hoops out in the light garden, Vat/
Deichich will play in center field, and
Hobbs is slated to start at the left
field post. Either Stockdale m Gauni
er uc ill In taken along as utility field
er.
After the southern trip, the Lion
will start intensive piepaiations fog
the opening home game of the sense
against the strong Gettysburg
Amil 18 The St ' , lams game, on
iginally scheduled fon the twelfth o
the month, has been meson! hack t.
the tin enty-second
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Navy Sched Omits
College Boyng Team
Arranging so, dual matches, the
Navy boxing team mill not meet
the Penn State mitmen ne,t yea,
for the In ,t tune m tuelve ,ea,ons,
aternding to aothedule announced!
I Sunday
Svc acuse, Westei n Man yland, and
Secure 1278 l'olnts To Equal Venn
Score at Annapolis Meet
Tallying 1278 points, Penn State
tied unth Penn , ,ylYania fon sixth place
in the intencollegiate title matche. lief I
Satuiday at Annapolis. Navy Rifle
men won the Lhainpion,hip with a
,core of 1382
Edgar P Wolcott "II who w at elect
ed captain of the team following the
meet, showed the best foam fm air
Nittany marksmen with a total of
272 points Dna of Cemge WitAnng
ton unmet say won individual cham
pionship Imnms with a 2SI scale
State shooed its hest tot in in the
hooting horn a 'none position
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Whitman and Shellenberger Easter
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NITTANY GYMNASTS
GAIN 38-16 VICTORY
Win First Intercollegiate Meet
From Colgate—Da% idson,
Hesch. Ban% n Star
The St gt innigdom team in Penn
State's Instin v non its Wit and only
Intel Lollegnite fleet or the season
a hen it defeated Colgate gymnasts,
.35-t046, Satan day night
TO sunning, the Blue and White
team %hoe ed definite quoin anmy mu•
the :111100n agog: egatum Snatching
foul bust places out of a pn“,ble sis
and living for tin leading position
one Other es ent, the \ I. toy g>
nasts piled Op such a commanding
lead that, ft .um earls in the contest,
the decision was ties ei in doubt
Hooch and Davidson 1, me outstand
ing ceifoinvens for the home team,
Matte wooed one fast place, a tin
fon anotlun, and to) , ) thud places,
hilt' the until -headed star mas pi 0-
chinned c mum in ton event= Cap
tain noun of Colgate v a, his team's
outstanding man, scum no nun toot
place and ton the d places
Ending in a lust place tie, the
par did huts competition ca-, the
-cost exerting (neat of the muning
I he cloud was also enter tanned 11,
con for minces on thin fang r lugs and
in the rope climbing count
'rho summaries
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Itrorolo , (..Lute 'I r...tne Coh 11.
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P E P
BRAN FLAKES
College May Install
Men's Field Hockey
Field hockey many be introduced
no an lota ammod spoit fm men if
enough students shim an interest
m this spin t, Dean Hugo blerd:k of
tine School of Physical Eduestion
announied today Dean Desdek
Wiled that he had lettsved a tet
te! from Hinny IC (been, presid
ent of th Flehl Hockey a,socint
son of Ameiica, einneenTung the in
troduction of the sport here
Although Penn State N, id not
entin intercollegiate competition,
it is hoped that a sufficient number
of students mill cheer intniect in
field hockey to momote uite, class
and intrannual gamer
rnEsintEx srATET MIFF: VI'S
SOPHOMORES, E \ INS TITLE
Winning the women's Into class
basketball ton: narnent, the fi eshmen
defeated the sophomores, 21-19,
tire final game on the An num, floor
'fhm•d:n night
Aft°, a 11,nd-fought contest in
ohith Aloe ill Maishall WI and Ruth
I' Walton '3l 51010 high smart, the
fieshinen clinched the thanunonslop
ugh a total stoic of six games non
cophonmes note nest in line ugh
duce games to then uedit, while the
numns had two and the sena., one
%Kim y
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t 5 , 1 1 1 , 1,
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l All games still he pl lied 1
Bedenk Reveals Anangementsl o'clock on the .at sits ba,eltal
, Numm i& a ill be ay. at tied to
For Placing* Series Under ,m0n00 , .., of each team v. ho hat
Student Supenision led at least Om ty innings or to
1,111,111311 Ni tratllo l ,
Close Managers and coo; he.
In an attempt to give added she, bean a''''.•l',l,-11 ns fon' , " '
to Intel class baseball, Joe Bedenl, • 1 • 11,1, ' -- M'lmlge. • Il.'he'l \l ft
Coach of the satsity baseball team Coach, Bennett It 111 mum Ju
announced last night the inost eaten- 3111 aag. 1 . Rats en A t., tat •
site plans .et made for this form of !W.V.' , 0 . 11 .' 1,1, ` , '`.. 01
tau natural competition. I ago, Albert 11 Ego, Coat h. l•
The games hill be conducted this IIV Young
yea r under a system of •itudent coach- I o
es and manage, appointed by the , \ , o .
x ic, CO-ED It \ SI:It 11 .1. II
in °sal ant of each class Every class 1 "
alt be iem esented by a team, and I rave E Carpel 'l2 aas
each nine a ill engage in a six-game', as it omen' , ba•oball anal kg:et
schedule • 1 meetunc of the W 1 A boat .1 I
To An aril Numerals lAt thin same time, Eleanor 1
Coach Bedenk has *asked that all 'l2 was appomted manng, I
non alto tic interested I emu t to' uppem.la,i leant, Millie M ildi
then pi ospechte class manage', 1 on- Ti avi, "13 and Belts I; Tho
mediately folio, mg the Easter vacat- , '3l stoic chosen to manage the
ion, a hen in actices ..11l start The 100'01e .mil I ''''' /•.. ' '-''''"'" '
class of 1931 a ill be teen esented by i lively Baseball in asters a ill
then mgulin fl eslintan baseball team, i •a‘nled'Al'lv roll. mg 1 . 1,110.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
of "rill: PEN NSYLV INI ST VI E COLLEGE
INNIA 'SCES 1
Free Lecture on Christian Science
In -
MR. W. STUART BOOTH. C. S. D.
OF DENVER, COLOR %DO
llembet of the noard Of Lectore,lop of the llother f hutch
The Vtr.l Church or ch.... 1, SClOllll+l. 1H Boston, 11.,,olot•t It,
IN SCHWAB AUDITORIUM
Thursday, 'April 9, 1931, at Eight-Thirty P. IV
The Public I, Cornball.) Inn tied to Attend
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