Thursday Evening, October 20, 1933 Between the Lions The Sports Editor Our apologies. Muhlenberg's field goal in Saturday's game was not the first on New Beaver field in four years. A sports-following professor boo sent us' a note with a reminder that Dickinson kicked a field goal against' the Nittany Lions here in the Dad's Day game two years ago. We should have remembered it be cause that particular kick put the Lions-on the short end of the score., Lehigh'S Coach Tate and his aides •have concentrated all week in build- ing up a defense against passes which indicates that they ara looking. for a strong passing attack in the ,game here. Saturday. With the heaviest line in years Tate feels that he has a good defense against the lighter line-bucking eleven.) ut the HigginS' squad is very deli rdtelY, in a fighting frame of mind, and has been putting in its hardest work of the season this week to win Satur day's ,contest. It looks as though the Alumni won't be disappointed. SA,„ This and That Rlflinger, in his first year at has produced the best team ..that .school has had in years, the Bethlehem' institution winning its ; . .first two games ... Nick Kliski, who ',Played regular fullback for the 1930 freshman team, is holding down the first string center position at Pitt this year ... Coach Jock Sutherland ;transferred him ,from a third team fullback to the pivot position where he immediately made good . -J. M. S DE C-LA-TAy - NEW, V LINE BRA.SSIERE . qii.e4 - you CSTipahl HIGH, WIDE LINES . . . "DemLa.Tay" is cut in a deep "V" at the center front to give you an alluring spread-apart "unbrassiered" effect, yet , 7— rg / and is also made completely backless. " - for evening wear. Thin is only one of many beautiful new Maiden Form creations. Write for free booklet. Dept. CI.. ,Illaiden Form Brassiere Co., Inc., Netit:Yark, N. Y. -. . i "Ftslbrashion.the bromirm thee 'Wis. I. . like a stockiest" a ' , Vail 4 b7.(174T- ' , the, for eie!ssis- .';......1.rteke%,-t C \l\l , l - &Cr a."' . 12 ai ii; - -,.: ' ~.,, Doillife Support Arylea "....„ .......__ ... r . likytheoneskotra I l eir II *. . g AT ALL LEADING STORES ....... • to bi p a s f at NAmt 11 am a r /AT OM )i. B Ps:A S S I g*a..Es n . fl .n. .. - CLARK MOTOR COMPANY 120 South Pugh Street State College, Pa. - PACKARD AND AUBURN Storage, Gas, Oil, Tires, Accessories ReFiairing, Car Washing PRONE 590 TAXI SERVICE PLAY SAFE Students Sending their Garments THE PENN STATE LAUNDRY 220 Beaver Avenue ' Phone 124 qiE3EI32E Are Sure of Sanitation, Satisfaction and Safety NITTANY HARRIER Runners Will Finish Race On Track During Grid Half First Werner-Coached Cross Country Men To Start Season - By W. FAIR 15 Running their first race in compe tition since the arrival of Coach Werner, the Nittany harriers will seek a victory over a Brown and White squad from Lehigh during the football game on New Beaver field on Saturday afternoon. Although Captain Rishell, Harvey, Book, Alexander, Hoffman, Vander mark, and Light have been named by Werner to run the race, Norton may be substituted at the last minute as several of the starters have colds that may keep them under wraps. To Finish at Half The course, measured this week for exactly five miles, will be laid out over the golf course.. At the beginning, the runners will circle the football field once,' then head out over the course. For 'the finish, the cross country seen will lap the track twice to complete the five miles. Starting about fifteen minutes be fore the end of the second quarter, of the Lehigh grid contest, the harriers will finish during the half-time period. A bugler will herald the return of the first runner, and plans are being made to have the cheerleaders an nounce the places, time, and result of the meet as soon as possible. Werner Pessimistic "Prankly, pessernistic over the outcome of the meet," Werner de clared yesterday afternoon. "The team is hardly in condition to enter the race. Lehigh has a strong out fit and the outcome will he close either way," "For the information of many students, seven men are eligible on each team, with the first five men. counting. The first man to finish re ceives one point, the tenth runner is A COMPLETE SHOWING ARROW DRESS SHIRTS ARROW COLLARS ARROW FANCY SHIRTS ARROW CRAVATS ARROW;HANDKERCHIEFS • A • 6 / 1 4 NO Famous" "Nationally Known"- OUR ORDER OF NEW WOOL DRESSES and , SWAGGER SUITS HAS JUST ARRIVED Moore's Specialty Shop 124 East College Avenue Featuring— FROCKS • DOBB'S HATS HANSEN GLOVES MAIDEN FORM BRASSIERES HOSIERY ACCESSORIES - THE. BAND BOX SOUTH ALLEN ST. Makes Debut as Coach CHICK WERNER given ten points, and the team with the lowest' score wins the meet," the Lion track mentor explained. Permanent Waves LUCILLE WAVE $2.45 •.• - , ll‘ ELAINE 7. $0:•• - , Push Up Wave $2.95 These prices in clude shantpou finger wave GLADYS TANNEY Spring Street, Bellefonte, Pa. ATONE 1040 1, ,„ So 1933, Lour & Mvpti Top,cco Co, THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN TO MEET LEHIGH HERE SATURDAY . , Nittany _Lion Booters To Encounter Aggressive Navy Squad Saturday Mason Walsh '37 defeated William will play the winner of the match be- A. Nacios '34 in the first semi-final tween T homas E. Marshall '75 and - Bound of the all-College golf tourna- James Hunter '77, scheduled for: t 0,7)0 ,7) ,7) HAIGES '35 meat which concludes this week. day, Isquad. ' Palmer will substitute for Bell, regular goalie for the Lions, who was taken sick recently. Graham will I see left halfback position wills Cor bett on outside right. Sigel, regular of last year's squad will, find the post of right fullback with Edwards cov ering center forward. Swede Hansen will play right half back position, with Jack Pletcher as center halfback, Long as left half back, and Mosel, inside right. Other posts will see Bielichi at inside left, and Ambler, outside right. Lion sub stitutes making the trip will be Binns, Sutcliffe, Master and Brady EINEM "They. thrive on competition" In these words ,Coach Bill Jeffrey referred to his. sower proteges when ' they meet with the strong Navy hooter 'squad 'at Annapolis, Maryland Saturday afternoon. Leaving tomor row morning,. fifteen Blue and White' men. will travel to the foreign field and kick shins with the champion in tercollegiate soccer team of last year. Although the Jeffrey-coached ag gregation has .not played the Naval Academy since it handed them.a shut out score of 2-to-0 in 1929, it will try to duplicate the victory again. In the eight'meets that Penn State has had with the Middies, only two losses were credited to the. Lions. Navy reports a more aggressive team than last year, so a tense meet will un doubtedly ensue. Boasting eight, varsity men on the squad from last season, the sailors will. furnish plenty of opposition for. Captain '"Shorty": Edwards and his ANNOUNCE GRID TICKET SALE Student and general. sale of tickets for the Penn State-Columbia football game will take place next week at the Athletic Association ticket office. The price per ticket is 52.20 including tax. All seats are located in mid field sections. hesterfield le cigarette that's MILDER - the cigarette that TASTES BETTER WALSH WINS GOLF MATCH Walsh, who defeated Nudes one up, ALUMNI DAY DECORATE YOUR FRATERNITY TABLE WITH _ _OUR FLOWERS... _ STATE COLLEGE FLORAL SHOPPE Allen Street Phone 580-J feltaes..-e .u-')tae,/ , et I'VE SWUNG many a stick and I know how to spin 'em. "I've smoked many a cigarette and I know how to taste 'em. 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