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Art, Bjography, Juveniles, History, Political Science, Referenees
Glennland Swimmers
Lose To York Y Team
The Glennland A. C. swimming
team lost to the York Y. M. C. A.
swimmers last Friday, 44-31. It was
the fifteenth meet and the twelfth
victory of the year for York, while
it was but the fifth meet and the sec
ond loss for Glennland.
New pool records were set in ev
ery race but the 50 yd. freestyle.
Glennland set new records id the 120
yd. relay, fifty-nine and 3/10 sec
onds, and the 90 yd. backstroke, won
by Dick Geiger, Glennland, one min
ute, three and 4/5 seconds. The other
new records were set in the 90 yd.
freestyle, fifty-three and 4/5 seconds;
the 90 yd. breaststroke, one minute,
seven and 3/5 seconds; the 210 yd.
freestyle, two minutes and twenty
seven seconds; and the 90 yd. med
ley, fifty-two and 2 / 1 0 seconds.
She-Lions
The 1937 class has made the best
showing, numerically and spiritually
speaking, in the interclass basketball
competition. They have won two
games, one from the freshmen and
one from the juniors, hitherto very
aggressive players. They will prob
ably win the interclass honors if they
keep 'up their present• rate of speed.
The seniors defeated the juniors and
the juniors won a victory from an
inexperienced freshman, team.
Scheduled games are:
Tuesday, Armory, 9 o'clock
Juniors vs. Seniors
Wednesday, Armory, 9 o'clock
Freshmen vs. Seniors
Sophomores vs. Juniors
Thursday, Armory, 9 o'clock
Freshmen vs. Sophomores
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According to another edict issued
by the W. A. A. board, girls who are,
participating in interclass basketball
will not be allowed to take part in
any of the intramural contests: This
should prevent any confusion when
two games are being run off at the
same time.
Last week, the women's rifle team
competed with four colleges in one of
the final mail matches of the season.'
The colleges were Louisiana State
College, University of Michigan, Uni
versity of Maryland, and University
of California: ..Jerry Jennison, Rtith
Everett, Dot Fish, Mildred Smith,
Fran Paschall, and - Elsie Douthett
were among: the women. who compet
ed.
The last match 'of the season will
be held March • 16, and there Will be
matches With five colleges. Univer-.
sity of • Missobri, Kansas University,
University of Vermont, University of
Oregon, and .University of Hawaii
will be the competing units.
Nicholas Makes Survey
Prof. John E. Nicholas, of the de
partment of agricultural engineering,
attended a meeting of the Pennsylva
nia Electrical Association on rural
electrification in Harrisburg, Wednes
day. He left yesterday to conduct a
survey on rural electrification 'in
Chester county.
Mattmen Defeat Navy
Here Saturday Night
(Continued front page three)
en a terrific hand from the audience
at the end. Scammy Dißito gave,
Navy's undefeated Tipton consider
able opposition and exhibited some
deft wrestling, even though he did
harass the audience with his slow
ness in crawling back onto the mat.
In the 135-pound class, Jack Light
and Logan Cresap were both unde
feated, both had cauliflowering ears,
and both were powerful. Besides this,
both were in flawless condition. Jack
had a two minute time advantage at
the end of the regular period. But
Referee Clarence Foster set a preced
ent and decreed that the bout should
go into extra periods. The intercol
legiate rules leave the matter up to
the referee's discretion, but this was
the first time that it has been car
ried into effect here. Light won them
both by a comfortable margin..
In the next weight, Sully Waite
won his rough-and-tumble bout with
John Merryman by a four minute
time advantage. The viciousness with
which the two men piled into each
other was breath-taking. Merryman .
took Waite to the mat in ten seconds,
and - the two men changed positions
eight times in the first two minutes.
Toward the end, Waite's superior
condition won out and he nearly threw
him -with a cradle, but the Navy man
slipped out.
In the 155-pound class, Bill Cra
mer overcame terrific odds to defeat
Adams in the extra period. The ref
eree again called an extra period, al
though Adams had a two minute ad
vantage. The handicaps which Bill
overcame were that lie was up
against the best man on the Navy
team; that he weighed eight pounds
less than Adams; and that he was
knocked senseless near the end of the
regular period. At the beginning of
the first extra period, Bill slipped in
to a beautiful cross-body ride and
held Adams, for- the full three min
utes. In the next period he repeated
.with the same hold to win.
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Players Announce Cast
For Next Production
(Continued from Pogo one)
cas Brightman '36, introduces his
star witness, Mrs. Gordon's maid,
played by Betty V. Welles '35, and
the counsel for the defense, Donald
H. Dickinson '37, calls the defendant
to the stand to make her plea.
Those present in the courtroom
scene include another witness, a
young small-town doctor, played by
John 0. Linton '35; an officer of the
court,. played by Henry D. Brown
'36; the clerk' of the court, played by
John M. Kaiser '37; Mrs. Crane's
maid, played by Alma J. Doran '37;
and the court reporter, a part which
has not yet been cast.
Capt. Red Johnston threw unde
feated Mill in the 'next bout with the
extremely difficult and precarious
head-scissors in eight minutes. In
the 175-pound 'free-for-all slug-fest,
Ray Yoder clearly out-maneuvered
the slippery Cy Cole and threw him
with a double arm-lock in slightly
over four minutes. In the final meet,
squirming Joe O'Dowd pulled the big
gest surprise:of the'meet by pinning
Schacht in fo'ur minutes.
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Student Union Bulletins
Agricultural Economics club will
meet in Room 405, Old Main, at 7 o'-
clock.
Freshman men and women of the
P. S. C. A. will' meet in Room 304,
Old Main, .at 7 o'clock.
The next lecture in the L. A. series
will be given by Charles W. Stoddart,
Dean of the Liberal Arts school, in
the Home Economics auditorium at
7:30 o'clock.
Sophomore women will meet in
Room 405, Old Main, at 6:30 o'clock.
International Relations club will
meet in Room 318, Old Main, at 7:30
o'clock.
T.OMORROIV
Barrett H. Clark, critic, will lec
ture in the Schwab auditorium at
7:30 o'clock.
A "Ile-She" dance will be held by
the co-cds in the Armory at' 9 o'-
clock.
Freshman Collegian candidates will
meet 'in room 417, Old Main, at 7
o'clock for assignments.
The Interfraternity Council
meet in Room 405, Old Main, at 7:30
o'clock.
Frosli women will meet in Boom
405, Old Main; at 6:30 o'clock.
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Senior women will meet in Room
405, Old Main, at 6:30 o'clock.
Agricultural Student Council will
meet in Room 418, Old Main, at 7 o'-
clock.
lota Lambda Sigma will hold a
smoker in Room 117, Old Main, at
7:30 o'clock. .
MISCELLANEOUS
Students who wish to enter the
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By Special Arrangethent with the ,
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March 11th to 16th
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Tdesday, March 12,.1935
Student Union pool tournament should
sign up at the Student Union• Desk
in Old Main immediately. The 'en
trance fee is ten cents, and the. tour
nament will begin late this week.
The Burrell . Class, an experiMentat
class in extra-curricular activities at
Stephens College for Women, Is the
largest class of its kind in the United
States.
Announcing
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