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Lion Soccermen Will Meet
Syracuse Here Tomorrow
By BERNARD 11. ROSENZWEIG
No New York State team has ever
beaten Penn State in soccer. With
a resolve to break this record making
the powerful Syracuse eleven all the
more dangerous, Coach Bill Jeffrey’s
hooters will have to put "full steam
ahead" in order to turn back the Or
ange team here tomorrow at 12:30
o’clock.
According to the omens, Syracuse
sho.uld have Dame Fortune on its side.
Seven of the eleven men who held
the Lions to a scoreless tie last year
will again start in the lineup against
•them tomorrow. But the Nittany
men flashed excellent form last week
and if they repeat their performance
tomorrow Dame Fortune will double
cross the Orange.
With all his men in fine shape,
Saturday, Nov. 5
PAUL
CANNING
j And His
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Pass Book , .
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John T. McCormick, President
David F. Kapp, Cashier
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—and more than one of your
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some enlargement.
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prices. Stop at the finishing
counter and see samples of our
work. Then give us a trial
with one of your favorite nega
tives.
When you come in, exam
ine our complete stock of Bast
man albums and accessories.
THE-
PENN QTATE
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-212 East College Avenue
The Nittahy Lion
ju la ■' On.the Campus •
•X " . .Lobster Dinner
We will serve a Broiled Live Lobster Dinner
Friday evening, November 4th.
Please make reservation if convenient.
L. G. TREADWAY . JOHN D. LEE
Mgr. Director Res. Mgr.
ALWAYS OPEN
Conch Jeffrey will use full strength
in the starting lineup. Captain A 1
Daykin will take the center halfback
post, , being flanked by Frank Evans,
veteran defensive mainstay, at left
halfback, and Bob ..Young at right
halfback. Tully will guard the goal,
while Hartzler and Fletcher, full
backs, will complete the defense.
. Daykin Faces McEwan
Eddie Finzel, who dominated the
play in the Haverford game, will start
at inside right. Casterline will hold
down the outside right post while Ed.
die Knecht will start the attack at
center forward. Shorty Edwards,
outside.left, and Chick Musser inside
Meet Your Friends Here for Lunch
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NEW COLLEGE DINER
Campus Bulletin
Students desiring work as substi
tutes over Houseparty week-end
should sign up at the Christian asso
ciation office immediately. * •
Sophomores having a 2.5 average
or over are eligible for membership
in Phi Eta Sigma and should register
in Room 17 south Liberal Arts from
7 to 9 o’clock Wednesday night.
left complete the forward wall.
Syracuse’s attack will center about
its all-American star, McEwan, con
ceded to be the best center forward
in intercollegiate circles in years. But
tomorrow he stacks up against A 1
Daykin, the Lion’s all-American rep
resentative, and he may not pierce,
the'defense at center halfback.;.
142 East College Avenue
Constance Cummings
Monday-Tuesday
Matinee at i:3O O’clock
Evenings Open at 6:00 O’clock
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Sewanee Known as
Oxford of America
(Continued from page one)
row’s visit marks the third time that
the Tennessee boys have come east
ward, for a Sewanee team was de
feated by- the University of Pennsyl
vania in a game, some years ago.
Old grads of the University like to
recall the Sewanee team of 1899 which
played and won twelve games to cap
ture the Southern Conference cham
pionship. Georgia, Georgia . Tech,
Tennessee, Southwestern, Texas A.
and-M., Tulane, Louisiana, Mississippi,
Cumberland, Auburn, and North Car
olina lost' to the Tigers that year.
KARMELKORN
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Horseback Riding
Special Tickets on Easy Terms—sl an hour or a 12-hour
' ticket for $lO.
Free Instructions—Make Reservations
Rear of Hotel and Theatre—Phone 9799 Open Day & Night
CAMPUS SADDLE SCHOOL
:r THE DANCE
Prop.RUSSELL WADAMITZ
CLASSIFIED
BALLROOM DANCING INSTRUCTION—In
dividuaI instruction for beginners. Call 779-J.
or see Mr*. F. J.-Hnnrahan, Fye Apart*
menu. etch
SOCIAL DANCING INSTRUCTION—Indiv
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Mitchell, 468-J. 4tpdHD
ALTERATIONS—Suits and topcoats relined,
suits remodeled. Special attenttyn and ser
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WANTED—Passengers To Philadelphia this
week-end. Leave Saturday noon. Return
Sunday, 5 p. m. Can. accommodate four.
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Garner St. and Prospect Avc. In the cen
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phone 0. W. Houts,. G3-M.
No niw tobaccos in Luckies
—that’s why they’re so mild
kV7"E buy the finest, the
. very finest tobaccos
in all the world—but that
does not explain why folks.
eyerywhere regard Lucky
Strike as the mildest ciga- ,
rette. The fact is, we never
overlook the truth that
“Nature in the Raw is
Seldom Mild” —so these
fine tobaccos, after proper
LOST—Green Schaeffer fountain pen on golf
course. Phone SS7-J. Reward. HpdAPP
.NOTICE—WiII, the person who called Phi
Knppa concerning the finding of n clans
.’.ring, please call ngnin. ItcoJM
DESIRABLE. ROOM—On first floor of Frenr
Hall, vacant. Phone Sick. 13S. ItnpJM
Part-Time Selling
Connection
Is' offered to Bcriouii student who is’
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largely toward financing college career.
No investment -required. Write Room
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Phone 888 Opposite P. 0.
AFTER THE DAIJCE i
NITTANY MOUNTAIN
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ON TOP OF NITTANY MOUNTAIN
Routes 45 and 53 Open AH Night
“Pete” Coldren, Prop. - Phone 9034 Centre Hall '. '
“Nature in the Raw”—
as portrayed by the
grcatanimalartist,Paul
Bransom . . . inspired
by the savage ferocity of
the striped tiger, Known -
throughout the world as
. the terror of the jungle.
“Nature in the Raw is
Seldom Mild**—and
raw tobaccos have no
place in cigarettes*
aging and mellowing, are
then given the;benefit of
that lucky Strike purify
ing process, “described by
the words—"lt’s toasted.”
That’s why folks in every ,
city, town and hamlet say
that Luckies are such mild
cigarettes.
"It's toasted"
That package of mild Luckies
NEAR POSTOFFIC;
Friday, November 4, 1!
Rah! Rah! Rah!
STATE!
Come in and get one of
the “Beau Brummell”
nfegaphones free.
You’ll like the new Beau
Brummell Neckwear
that have A 1
just arrived. *P I
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Opposite Front Campus
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