Thursday Evening, Oefober 26, 1933
13ettifeeit
the Lions
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The Sports Editor
It all started when those two CO
lunioa scouts In the stands here lest
SatiirdaY 'reported to Codth Lou"
Little. Ndw the Blue coach has de-1
cided to:.take the Penn State game
seildusly,, , and is even a bit:worried
abeig And well he might, for the
Blue and White team is going into
that ganie with the determination to
come out,On top' in tbe battle Of the
Lions. Little has had his first team
tikiiig to: perfect a defense against
the Penn 'State passing attack, but
the fesult hasn't, been' too successful•.
Such a reset bodes well for, TOmmy
SluSier and his • teammates, because
passing Will 'probably be the buliVark
of their attack
-J. M. S
T e a E G'GJIMI3
PENN. STATE
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Round Trip to $855
RE* YORK
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game, by Greyhound Bus. Con
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ioned chairs schedules conven
iently timed. You'll save money
and have pleasant, scenic trip.
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didn'i I, Tons?
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lineiv'iour. hair dress."
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why - I always have it • done 'at
The Elite Beauty Salon
"For the Discriminating"
PHONE 695
State College Hotel
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SATE COLLEGE - BELLEFONTE
FRESIIMANIQUAD,
BOOTERS TO PLAY
Sciecermen fo Meet Lafayette
Team—Plebes Will Fight
Gettysburg Eleven
Fenn State will play host to Lai
ayette's soccer team and Gettysburg's
freshman football team.am New Beav
er field at 2 o'clock Saturday after
noon. The soccer team will fight for
its third straight victory while the
plebei will be ittimnig for their second
bonseciitive conquest.
Forseeing an easy victory, Conch
"Bill" Jeffrey and his Nittany Lion
soccermA will stack up snappy ., ex
change passes' and precise kicks
against the invaders, - to continue its
undefeated record. The Blue and
White team handed the Leopards a
5-to-0 shutout'acore last year.
Have Lost Two in Sevcn
Captained by Ritch i who will cover
the pciht of inside right, the Maroon
and lylhite4eam will come here ivith
six varaity players. Although the
Probable line-up has been listed, many
subititutiOris Will be Made for the in-
Vaders. Thus far, the Lafayette squad
has suffered two losses in its schedule
of seven encounters.
By defeating the Leopards, the Jef
frey:coached aggregation will be one
Step nearer the eastern intercollegiate
Soccer championship. Having defeat
ed: Navy at Annapolis, thewirmer of
last year's title, the .
booters
are well prepared to handle any it
tack Lafayette might offer, and in re
turn display an offense that has been
working smoothly and efficiently.
Bell, regular goalie for the Lions,
will again take stand in front of the
Lafayette net, with Palmer acting as
a substitute. Other shifts hi the
plate Ambler tt outside right
position, COrbett as center forwtird,
and Captain "Shorty" EdwardS as out=
side left.
EreshMan Listed
Coach Nels Whike is not looking
forward to this game with any degree
of optimism.. Gettysburg is expected
to show plenty of football in four
quarters of Beaver field battling.
their only' pine of the season, they
defeated YOrk Collegiate Institute 21-
to-o.' .
If the line proves ss hard-charging
and tough to crack as it did in the
Villanova genie, the freshmen Will
stick to the same, straight football
that Nilorkeci.sh well last week. 1,-IOW:
'eirer, if the `Bullets prow - , stubliorri;
the entire bag of trieks.Will be alien_
ed up ; and a passing attack, similai
to the. one developed by the'varsity ;
Will be used.
Only one or two new faces will lie
seen in the starting line-up of the
freshman team. Sunday and Morini
will hold down the end positions,,With.
Schuyler and O'Dowd at tackle. There
will be plenty of weight in the center
of the line with Battaglia and KloCk at
guard and Murray at center.
In the backfield, Girton will again
call signals from the quarterback post.
Rhoda will start at one half, While
either Hess or Cornick will be at the
other halfback position. BobbinS, at
fullback; will complete the starting
eleven.
386 ATHLETES UNIFORMED
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Three hundred and eighty-six men
in cross-country and football were
equipped this fall, according to A. P.
Burrell, locker room attendant. Sev
enty-eight uniforms were issued to
varsity cross:country men, with
eighty-seven members of the fresh
man squad receiving suits. In foot
ball, seventy-eight varsity players
were equipped, while 143 yearlings
received uniforms.
WIN THIRD TENNIS MATCHES
Winning their third round matches,
Richard D. Chapman '37, and Clark
W. Johnson '36 advanced into the
fourth round of the all-College tennis
tournament this week. They defeated
William A. Hand '35 And John R. , Eck
'35, respectively.
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
'37 WOMEN'S HOCKEY TEAM
LEADS iNTERCLASS-TOURNEY
team
freshman women's field hockey
team is still leriding in women's
interclass competition, having won
thiem games and tied one, with half
of the tournament already played, ac
cording to Fern A.' , Shoemaker '34,
hockey, manager. Dorothy I. Mer
genthaler '34 is • assistant . manager.
Virginia E. Detwiler is manager for
the senior class while Doris M. Acker I
is captain.
In the junior tliip,Atible T. Atingst
is Manager, arid Marian L. Foreman
IS captain. The sophomore temn is
managed by Sara B. Bitting and cap
tained by Selina A. Wunderlich, while
Margaret Manning , is manager of the
freshman team.. , .
GIVE THE "BUY NOW" CAMPAIGN A BOOST
BY BUYING SOMETHING TODAY
"Today's Values at Yesterday's Prices"
The new codes effective under the N. R. A. in the cotton and woolen
‘`. industry throughout the country are
,causink an increase in the price of
clothing materials. Fortunately, however, through wise buying, before
the codes went into effect, we are able to sell, "Today's Values at Yester
day's Prices." Buying now and here, is sound economy, at prices which
are a. very definite advantage to your personal pocket-book. Your last
chance to buy before we are forced to raise our prices. "80 , Now."
SUITS AND TOP-COATS
Values to $39 . :50
$19.50 and $22.50
SHIRTS
BROADCLOTH IN PAJAMAS
SOLID COLOR NECKWEAR
White, Blue, Tan
• . TODAY'S VALUE Faultless No-Belt A Large Assortment Of
• - $1.95 •
• Slip-Over and Coat NEW FALL PATTERNS
. TODAY'S PRICE ,
$1.55 Solid Color and Stripes, Small Checks
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_ ARROW SHIRTS. Fancy Patterns Solid Colors
In the New Fall Pattei-ns
and Styles • TODAY'S VALUE TODAY'S VALUE
TODAY'S VALUE
. . $2.50
TODAY'S PRICE TODAY'S PRICE TODAY'S PRICE
$1.95 $1.55 65c
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2'for $3.55 . ... • •
There are Many more items which you can "Buy Today at Yesterday's
Prices." Hose, underwear, leather jackets, raincoats, belts and suspenders.
The price of this merchandise Must be advanced in the future. "Buy
Now" for your future needs, and save money.
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"NALionally
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We are showing a large asSOrtment of fall woolens, in our tailoring
Hire, which were' iOUght some months ago and at the old prices. Take ad
vantage of this opPorttinity andlilace an order for a suit and topcoat. Made
measurements, at a price even lower than you will be
'ziSked . for a"regular Stock suit later.
We Will Continue Free Pkessing on All Stetson "D" Garments
TO(EDO§
Vphies to $32.56
$22.50
Ikeep coming back
to that word "balanced"
on• the back of the
Chesterfield package
YOU often hear the word balance
something is out of balance—top
heavy, not on an "even keel."
What you read,"Chesterfield Cigarettes
are a balanced blend," means that the right
amounts of the right kinds of tobacco are
welded together; that is, home-grown to
baccos, the right kind, the right quantity—
are blended and cross-blended with tobac
cos from Turkey and Greece.
When these tobaccos are balanced one
against the other, then you have a mild
cigarette.
When they are in balance, then you have
a better•tasting cigarette.
May we ask you to read again the statement
on the back of the Chesterfield fittekitge?
May ice ask you to try Chesterfield?
A Balanced Blend
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