Page Six HARRIERS MEET ORANGE; Y 40 UNITS TO PLAY TOOCH FOOTBALL Intramural Tourney Will Begin Monday Night on Beaver Practice Field Forty groups have entered the in tramural touch football tournament which will begin Monday, according to William H. Crown jr ’34, manager. Pi Kappa Phi will meet Phi Epsilon Pi in the first game at G:3O o'clock Monday night, while the Phi Kappa team will play Delta Theta Sigma immediately following the first con test at 7:45 o'clock. All games will be played on the football practice field. Only two games will be scheduled for each night, each game being post poned to the following night in the event of inclement weather. Brackets for Tuesday’s games call for contests .•between Associated Commons Club and Kappa Sigma at 6:30 o'clock, and between Tau Sigma Phi and Phi Delta Theta at 7:45 o’clock. Changes Listed At a meeting of the group man agers Wednesday night changes of existing rules were made by the touch football manager. Touching' the ball carrier by two hands of an opposing player was the major change agreed upon by the group representa tives. Another change decided upon was the abolition of first downs. .Each side is given six downs in which to advance the ball from any part of the field to a touchdown. . Upon failure to make touchdown the ball goes to the opposing side, which has six downs to carry the ball toward the other goal. . Forward and lateral passes may be made only from back of the line of scrimmage, with no penalties for two or more incompletsd passes. CLASSIFIED BALLROOM DANCING INSTRUCTION—In dividuaI instruction for bcjdnncrs. Call 770-J. or occ Mrs. F. J. Hanrahan, Fye Apart ments. LOST—Brown wallet containing valuable | pnpere. I’leasc return to Student Union desk in Old Main. 2tpdEP j LOST Green Evcrsharp with blnck ami sold decoration. S’wun make. Lost two weeks ago. Reward. Cull l’uui Hlrsch at 32. LOST —Sigma Nu fraternity P»n between Rce Ball and Old Main. Initials W.F.W. 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Room newly furnished with twin beds. Reasonable rate 3. C. E. Disney. ! 219. E. l'urk Avc. ltnpFT THERE IS STILL TIME to hire a good band for Ilousvpnrty. Thuy arc the very best. I Call Karl Strobl. MG. ltpdFT EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING SHOMBERG’S East Beaver Opp.* Post Office FRANK SCIORTINO & BROS, Wholesale and ftelail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Fruit and Produce Italian Olive Oil All Kinds of Macaroni ALWAYS OPEN j Grooms Harriers _J. C#tZ7M£LL i 16 Alumni Soccer Stars To Engage Lions Tomorrow Slated to meet an aggregation boasting three captains, three all- American stars, and a noted European luminary, the Lion varsity soccer team will have to use their entire bag of tricks to take. over the Alumni team in their annual contest on Beav er Field at 12:30 o’clock tomorrow. With Coach Bill Jeffrey ‘turning traitor’ and playing center forward on the opposing side, the varsity hooters’ going will bo doubly hard. The all-Americans on the y.lumni el even include Sis Edgcrton ’29 at ccn. ter halfback, Bill Lutz ’29, two year all-American at outside • right, and Dick Marshall ’2B, captain in his sen ior year. Storage for Your Car —Day & Night Service McClellan Chevrolet Co. EXPERT CA ft REPAIRING 606 West College Avenue Phone 665 College Cut-Rate Store Removed Across the Street to 142 South Allen Specials Friday and Saturday $1.50 Cleansing Cream - -* -* : 89e Seventeen Travel Set given away with each purchase of- Seventeen amounting to $l.OO Marley Face Powder, Perfume and Lip Stick Combination —All for $l.OO . Children’s Toys—loc, 15c and 25c Watch The Window For Other Specials ; BROADCASTING Greatest Values of the Year! BRAND NEW MERCHANDISE AT NEW LOW PRICES Men’s Wear PAJAMAS 94c DRESS SOX 5 pairs $l.OO SHIRTS AND SHORTS each 14c “WOOLRICH” JACKETS $4.95 1 SUEDE VESTS 1— -33.95 SUEDE JACKETS ...$4.95 SPORT and DRESS OXFORDS $2.94 Women’s Wear JUST ARRIVED! NEW DRESSES -$3.74 NOVELTY PRINT FALL DRESSES: ...$l.OO FALL AND WINTER COATS $9.74 to $29.50 NOVELTY SHOES ~i $1.94 and $2.94 THE HUB 1 , East College Avenue THE NEW COLLEGE DINER FAVORED IN RACE AGAINST SYRACUSE Carlmell Enters King, Napoleon, Grenningcr, Harvey, Space, England. Van Cise By JAMBS M. SHEEN '34 For six years Lion cross country runners have handed set-backs to Sy racuse harriers, and after tomorrow’s meet the Orange will probably need seven victories to square accounts. • Weakened by the loss of only one letter winner from last year’s squad, Penn State runners will be favorites when they open up against the Syra cuse team on New Beaver Field dur ing the second quarter of the grid game tomorrow. 7 Lion Runners Entered In two years of varsity competi tion Captain Charlie King has led Bill Streeter, leader of the Hill school team this year, to the tape in two Lion-Orange contests, and will be out to repeat this year. Curt Grcnninger, also serving his third year on the varsity, and George Harvey, Nittany freshman star last year will attempt to be among the first to finish bet ween the halves of the football con test. Kenny England, Bill Space, and Bill Van Cise, all veterans, and Johnny Napoleon, returning to the cross country squad for the first time since he was a member of the 1930 freshman team, conclude the list named by the Nittany mentor to start the five-mile jaunt. Other entrants named by the Syracuse coach, Toni Keane, include Russ Pelton, Bateman, Smith and Harrison. WELCOME ALUMNI WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION THJC PENN STATE COLLEGIAN ARLING GRIDMEN Freshman Eleven To Open Season With Panther Cubs By W. M. STI AH eyes will focus anxiously on the freshman grid eleven when it opens its season against an overshad owing Pitt' - freshman team on New Beaver field at 10:30 o’clock tomor row morning. After last year’s 33. to-0 stampede, revenge would be par ticularly sweet! As usual, Pitt will be plenty tough, but a complete comparison of team strengths at the present would be unfair. The Panther freshmen have four games tucked away under their belts, all of them wins, incidentally, while the Lion yearlings, have not yet had a chance to show how much they can do. Panther Line Heavier Just how Coach Nels Walkc’s line will stand up against the far heavier Panther array will undoubtedly be one of the , deciding factors of the game. 'Walkc’s string averages only 160 pounds, from ten to fifteen LOUISE A. LAMBERT’S ? BEAUTY PARLOR Above Athletic Store * h° nc ?40-J Greet Your Alumni With An Attractive Dining Table Table Flowers a Specialty Wear a Mum to the Game State: College Floral Shoppe Allen Strdet . Phone 58Q-J C’MON ; PENN STATE! Beat Syracuse! Then See the Gridiron Classic of All Time —The 1931 All-American - Team in Action Against Other Stars in Universal’s WHHi PEGMEIER *34 pounds lighter than tomorrow’s'op ponents. The Lions will do well to watch McClure, Pitt backfiold man, who is expected to do a second "Rab” Currie act. Malarkey, a triple-threat back, and Randour, a fxillback of the rug ged, hardhitting type, are others who will probably give the Nittany fresh men a lot of trouble. Walke Names Lineup Walke will start Douglas and Mur vine at ends, Sloane and Capulla at the tackle positions, and Cresswell and Latorre as guards. Kessler will receive the snapper-back assignment. Others who will probably, see service on the line arc Weber, a tackle, and McGregor. In the backfield, Maurer has se cured the quarterback.berth with Dy son running a close second, while An-; drews has been shifted from half to fullback. Knapp and Small will be seen at the halfback posts. ACE PITT Yearling Lineup Lion Freshmen Pitt Freshmen Mervine LE Baxter Sloane LT Failor Cresswell LG - McGue Kessler C Roberts Latorre RG __Detze! Capullo RT Hall Douglas RE Sites Maurer QB '—Greene Knapp : LH Malarkey. Small RH McClure Andrews FB Randour GYM CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS Harry M. Wantshousc ’34 was elected president of Discobulus, gym nastic club, while Jesse M. Brewster ’33 was chosen vice president at a meeting last. week. Resides Taxi Service Phone 750 Special Rates for Trips , About 1864, farmers began to grow White Burley Tobacco. A few casks were taken to the St. Louis Fair in 1867 and sold for 58c a pound. White Burley Tobacco is used to make: Granger. It is the best pipe tobacco that grows. You will notice the dif ference as soon as you light upyoiirpipeofGranger. lt , burns slower, smokes cooler and never gums a pipe. d^>i , r f6^a YOU CAN DEPEND ON A LIGGETT & MYERS PRODUCT \ Friday, October 21, 1932 Welcome Alumni In your rush of get ting back, don’t for get to drop in and say hello. / If you’ve forgotten anything—tic, clean' shirt—or a .suit or topcoat—we’ll be see ing you! .Society Brand, Braeburn, Hart. Schaffner & Marx Clothes $19.75 to $35 Mohawk and Arrow Shirts ' .$1.35 to $l-95 FROMM'S Opposite Front Campus ALWAYSOPEN
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