Page Pour Sidelines Student, are beginning to wonder Just what is going to happen should the State Athletic Commission step m nod put a stop to the opening boxing match tominrow of the mat contests next Saturday. To mond the auto cratic demands of that unpopular body, Lehigh decided to shift their sorestling meet with Princeton tomin now over into New Jenbey, %Oleic tine State government doesn't get so in or tied about College athletics. 1111,111, the Federal Radio, a de scription of Stem, llamas' attempt to !mock out Tomm} Loughran N , ill be broadcast over Sew York .tn4on IVNIC 'l3O lonaght 170 Won cies, if mire interested in that sort of thing. When the N. Y. P league opens this cooling summet. the eyes of many Inns mill be tinned to Danny Nasser, Torinet basoball and tuck star here, mho mill play segulat thud baseman for the Y 021; team. Russell G Wughtstone, nem manage, of the White Roses, mutes in a letter to the Thu min° TchU, mph that he is go. mg to be &pending on Danny to keep Op the batting as mage mith mluch he finished last season. Only tuo a roller, and one boxer nere lost to their teams on account of the chetl-up on eligi- bill() rules last V. eek We lcain Limn an observant con temporary on the Pitt II richly that the little town of Clanton, which re quites a "Pa." after it for identifica tion, lays claim to °that ...port lam manes besides our own Judy Lasich. Joe Orsini, Pitt boxing mentor Ed Stentz, Carnegie's muscled athlete, and John Sawyer, high scorer on the Panther cross-coun tr) pack, all add lustre to the vil lage n here Jud) migrates n hen he goes home. Boredom will baldly be the ordet if the evening when the Nittany has eteeis clash vs ith the Carnegie Tar an about a month and a half hence Vith the exception of Pitt, the Plant out tmen are -the only team that has een able to outscore Temple's loughty quintet in the seven games that the Owls have played so fat FOR A GOOD MEAL OR A GOOD STEAK TRY THE Campus Green Room East College Avenue and Pugh Street IF INTERESTED We Hare a Few Good Numbers Left in ELGIN and WALTHAM STRAP WATCHES AT ONE-HALF PRICE HANN & O'NEAL Opposite Front Campus Our proved strength and friendly, helpful interest ,in each of our depositors, make this a bank well able to give you the best possible service and co-operation in the months ahead. The First National Bank Of State College t: DAVID P. KAPP - r Cashier Announcing to the Students of Penn State WE HAVE OPENED A SHOE SHINING AND HAT CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT AT 153 SOUTH ALLEN STREET Give Us a Trial and Be Convinced Work WiII Be Done By Experts MORRELL & CO. NITTANY HERMANN TO USE REGULAR LINE-UP Coach Frank Wolf, Former Lion Basketball Leader, Returns With Yellow Jackets EM= "They'll be tough—plenty tough!" That's the way Dutch Heimann sizes up WaNninbutE„ Lion cage op ponents in the second game of the season at 8 o'clock tomoirow night And aftei glanung at the Jackets' record this veal, and tecalling vague memos rev of that opening game last tear, we're inclined to agree with him. Wayncsbuig has played foul games, and has scan thie'e of them In fact, they %sole undefeated up till Tues day night, \then Eon Loeffler's mighty Geneva aggiegation administered a 11-to-25 spanking. Fro, es ei, since the Bouvet Falls team coached by the - tomer State lununary es considered pretty near the class of the East, that lone defeat shouldn't loom so big. Their victories ON el Monmouth, Mon essen, and West Virginia Wesleyan even up the other side of the ledger nicely. Currie Played llere Coach Frank Wolf '2O, who is the second "prodigal son" to seek victory against his former coach within two weeks, has practically the sonic team which upset the Lions last year. Ovesy, Janosik, theme, and Patsch, all saw service in last year's Lice-Jacket game, and it's entirely possible that they may be the stinting five tomorrow night. If not, Wettie 'Mancuso and Frankie Spadaro, if his shoulder recovers, are almost certain to be on the floor tot the Jackets Currie, incidentally, is the same "Rub" who helped to monde a much lamented upset on Ness' Beaver Field last September As the football men can testify, he has plenty of speed and should Rise Ed Mchlinn and Jack Meyers a busy night of it if they in tend to keep on Ills heels The fast-stepping combination which piled up that 41-to-27 score on West ern Maryland is certain to start the gamo tomorrow night, Hermann as sures us Walt Moser and Bub Davis pair off at forward, as you probably remember, Captain Freddy Stand is at tenter, and McMinn and Meyers are OURTMEN FACE WAYNESBURG FIVE TOMORROW Lions Rank Fourth In Soccer Circuit The Nittany soccer team was awaided fourth place, while Spring field College, Sin ingfield, Mass., re cowed first in the Intercollegiate Soccer association lilting foi the past season at the annual meeting of the association in New York City Satinday aftei noon. Prank A Sinon '32, manager of the Lion boaters and Harold It Gilbert, as sistant giaduate manager of ath letics, represented the College at this meeting This year's championship was awarded to Springfield College with the Dims= that it can secure American Amateur Union cards to !nose the amateur standing of their players Otheinise, they will be come an associate member of the association and Pennsylvania, who rates second, will receive the title. the guards. With Brand suft ermg ftom a lambed heel, Charlie Ham mord is suic to see ielief duty at the tap-oil position. Whether the sophomore team re places the varsity as a unit again de pends on one of two things Dutch still send them in, of =rise, if victory seems assured. He still also send them in, he has indicated, if victory seems veiy much unassured, for if the varsity has a hard time getting stai ted, as sometimes happens in this game of basketball, you may expect to see McFarlane, Thomas, Wittum,' Pailts, and Blyler on the floor. Victory tomorrow night would give the team a chance to enter the Penn! genie a week Wednesday at the Pal-' estia with an undefeated record. WE HAVE FOR SALE , A 65 GALLON FISH AQUARIUM Artistically Made of Wood and Glass and Lined catit Zinc This Aquarium is Equipped ,ith Substantial Stand, suitable for Experiments, Breeding or Display STATE COLLEGE SHEET METAL COMPANY Hurnitz Bldg. R. T. HAFER, Mgr. NOTICE The Best Place to Buy Coal in State Cortege is the Hillside Ice and Highest Quality of Coal at the Right Price Phone 1.36.7 II NOTICE ' We Wish to Announce That We Are Moving From 153 Allen Street to 111 East Beaver 'Avenue Your Continued Patronage Will Be Greatly Appreciated NELO'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP ARRIVED TODAY Carload Florida Citrus Fruit Sun-Ripened Sealdsweet For Delivery Service by the Dozeh or Bushel Telephone 112-J Please Bring Baskets G. D. MORRISON Study Room Furniture Flat Top Single Pedestal Desks, 24x38 $lO.OO Flat Top Single Pedestal Desks, 28x44 12.50 Flat Top Double Pedestal Desks, 30x52 25.00 Student Tables, Double Drawer 7.00 Student Tables, Single Drawer 5.00 Typewriter Tables, 18x36 4.00 Typewriter Tables with Drawer and Slide 8.50 Chiffoniers 13.50 Rook Shelves4.so , Magazine Racks 2.00 Chairs 3.50 Special Pieces Made to Order, Estimates Freely Given DEPARTMENT OF Industrial Engineering Wood Shops Engineering Unit "B" T}Th PENN STATE COLLE;;AN CLASS WRESTLERS WILL SEEK TITLES Varsity Candidates Make First Appearance in Bouts at 2 O'clock Tomorrow By R. D HETZEL Jr. •73 Pieshowing of the wares that the wrestlers are going to be able to pro duce for this season will be held when the classes battle it out for College championships in the Recreation hall at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. In the 115-pound class, Maize '32, experienced captain, is pretty certain of taking Ellstrom '3l and picking off the mintier of the Seeley '33-Burk holder '35 bout. The 125-pound out fit is causing some worry for the coach so that Hoener '33 and Shona man '34 will be needing to show every thing against each other if they can down Maiser '35 and Santucci '32 re spectively. Rosenberg '39 will probably get by Jones '32, but if he tires himself with hard wrestling as he often does, he Is due for stiff opposition from Gar man '33, who wrestles Horvath '35 and who has just lately been showing signs of class. Turnbull '33, another veteran, looks for his toughest opposi tion from Ginner '32 in the 145-pound bouts Before they meet they must put Reed '35 and Cramer '34, respec tively, out of the miming. Lorenzo '33 can be expected to make things look poorly for his opposition in the 155-pound class Fletcher '34 won't give anything away, however, if he can win from Golden '32 to gain Winstead Announces Ring Meet Informal Formal evening attire will not be requested for the Penn State-Dart mouth boxing meet tomorrow, J. Fred Winstead '3.5.; boxing manager, said yesterday in dispelling a cur rent belief. Since this will be Penn State's first ring engagement with Dart mouth, it was hoped that the event could ho made formal, 'Winstead said. However, on the basis of un favorable opinions from fraternities holding dances tomorrow night it was decided to omit the request for formal dress, he said. the final bouts. Lorenzo faces H Johnson '35 in the first bout. The 165-pound class finds Reybit. '32 the char favorite with I°list '32, a rough and earnest fighter, and By ers '33 promising him chances to use all he knows, which is lots of wrest ling. Byers wrestles Yoder '35 in the hist bout. The 175-pound and heavyweight classes are the weakest compartments of the tennis. Chisman '32 grapples Reimer '34, while Jackson '33 takes on Coshery '35. Chisman iv exper ienced, Jackson and Reimer, strong as wotses. Kreitman '35 is expected to provide the gasps in the unlimited lineup. Cole '34 takes on Prossen '32. Kremman will meet either Ruth or Motford from the junior team. R. F. STEIN Gas, Oil, Alemiting Fireproof Storage 24-Hour Service Phone 252 DUKE UNIVERSITY School of Medicine =MEE! Applications for admission to the tint and third rear medical classes entering October 1. 1932 should be Cent OA soon se possible, and will be considered in the order of receipt Thu stormier qualifications ore intelliLence. ame nder, too sears of college work and the re quirements for grade A medical reboot. Cat alogues andsonolleation forms mop be obtained from the Dean Alarm Clocks Complete Line from $l.OO to $4.50 Crabtree's 132 Allen Street All Woolen Goods and Footwear to Be Sold at Cost Bob Mingle A Screen Event! As Human as Life Itself! MARIE DRESSLER "EMMA" Jean Hersholt Myrna Loy Richard Cromwell Her Greatest Character Portrayal ! ..CATHAUW Houck Predicts Hamas Will Defeat Loughran in New York City Tonight Confident in his former listic pupil, as a leading pie heavyweight, Leo Houck, boxing coach, predicts that Steve Mamas '29 will win ox el Tommy . Loughran, Philadelphian, at Madison' Square Carden in New York tonight. "In this fight there are only two guesses. Either it wilt be a knockout victory or a loss on points for /lamas,' and my guess is Steve will win," said the Lion ring mentor. "He has been hitting hard in his twenty-two con secutive victories with nineteen knock outs and Loughran will likely take) tho count." Refer ring to Loughran's setback last month at the hands of King Le vmsky, Coach Houck stated, "Levin sky is a boy Tommy could have easily outpomted at any time before, but Levmsky mada four knockdowns against the classy Quaker City hover. Loughran has seenhis best days lie is no longer a hard hate, "llamas has everything to gain in this fight and nothing to lose," Houck HORSEBACK RIDING SPECIAL TICKETS ON EASY TERMS Beginners—l P. M. Daily. Other Groups-4 I'. H. FREE INSTRUCTIONS—MAKE RESERVATIONS Students, Ask About Phys. Ed. Credits CAMPUS SADDLE SCHOOL Rear of Hotel and Theatre Phone 9799 THE COLONIAL 115 WEST NITTANY AVENUE $3.00 a \seek for rest of college year. Running water in all rooms. Homelike comfort. Plenty of heat tnd hot water. Newly furnished. Inspect The Colonial. You'll like it! • Graham & Sons Est. 1896 --- THE PLACE WHERE THE CANDY IS THE SWEETEST AND THE SMOKES ARE THE FRESHEST ' If You Don't Belton Us, Try 'em EXERCISE REGULARLY BOWLING AT THE Dux Club PUGH STREET, It Is a Privilege to Present The Screen's Foremost Actress In Metto•Coldwyn Mayer's Another January Movie Month Hit! MONDAY-TUESDAY January 18 and 19 Mame° Daily at 1.30 Friday, January 15, 1932 pointed out. "If be can rise to the oc- I casion and sin ho will be classed iamong the leading contenders for the crown held by Max Schmehng. On the other hand a loss may prove only r temporary setback when you con sider his splendid record as a eons , paratively very young contender." The iden of a draw was dispelled by the Nittany conch since almost all of Human' contests have ended in very shoit tune by knockouts. If Lough ran chooses to box and the former Penn Stute athlete complies, the af fair may be prolonged for the regula tion ten rounds, Houck pointed out. Under the guidance of Leo Houck, Steve Haman won two intercollegiate championships In his sophomore yew, he reported for boxing at the close of basketball season and oven the heavyweight title two weeks later. Hu telitiquished Ins crown to Grant of N Y. U. the following year, but legalised it in his senior year by de feating the same man. A Dramatic Blending Of Laughter and Pathos!
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