Penn State collegian., April 21, 1936, Image 4

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Exhibition on Display by the American Artists Croup, en
organization 'to further interest in mt.
In Engineering Bldg.; tine art. Among the artists eichibit-
One hundred and six prints, includ-1
ing etchings, wood cuts, and litho
graphs, were plaCed on exhibition in
the gallery, dO3 Main Engineering,
today for a one-week showing.
The exhibition was made 'possible I
Evenings at •• -- • - -".--`, --- '.• . • Matinee Evers.
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Cheerleading Aspirants
Should Report Tonight
Sopliumore candidates for cheer
leader are asked to report to Room
321, Old Main, tonight •at 7:30.
Candidates need have no previous
experience. The present junior
and senior cheerleaders will begin
instruction in yell and song routine
immediately.
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BESEM
THE . PENN: STATE COLLEGIAN
Stickmen Ready Track Squad Entered
For Opening Tilt In Penn Relays Friday
.
(Continued front page.three)
Sport's 2nd Season Under Thiel;
Last . Years Record Had
4 Wins. 2 Losses.
Putting the finishing touches on
theii play, the varsity lacrosse team
is preparing for the season's opener
against Fermin Philadelphia on Sat
urday: This will be the second sea
son for the sport under Glenn "Nick"
Thiel, fernier all-American at Syra
cuse.
Last sense; the team scored' victo
ries over Lehigh, 14-0, Pennsylvania,
11-3, Cornell; 10-6, and Lafayette,
19-4; but suffered defeat at the hands
of Western Maryland, 19-3, and
Army, 12-9. There remained from
the squad for competition this year
Robeson, Rumbaugh, Heft, Eisenman,
Himoff, Conley, Hasek, Douthett,
Foster, White, Eddy, Macario, Mc-
Ewan, Snively, and captain-elect Ger- .
ber: • ,•
Seven nunierahmen from last year's
freshman outfit are promising varsity
material and-will see action in a ma
jority of the,acheduled games: They,
include Fawley-, Jacober, COhn, Lotz,
.Simpson,.• and Snook. Jae Proksa,
varsity basketball letterman, reported
for lacrosse' at the beginning of the
season and has picked,up enough of
the game to earn a starting position
at point. He had never played la
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inch throw. Jim' Redmond in the high
;Minn, will he another individual
entry. '
The other individual contestant is
Pete Olexy. fie Will compete in a
new event for him, the 3,000 meters
steeplechase. Although he is used to
the distance, Pete has never run a
steeplechase and can hardly be ex-
crosse before, but because of his
speed, aggressiveness, and stickwork
has beaten out several experienced
men to earn a varsity post.
Fred Maley, varsity home of last
season, will be lost to the team this
year because of an injured knee he
received while teboganning during
the past winter. Ile will assist Thiel
in coaching the freshmen. Port);
first-year men reported for practice
in response to the first call.
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and Machnecice won the quarter in 50
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A few 'freshman trials '.were „also
run, with results that, for so , early in
the season, were. quite encouraging.
ilcßillips took the 940 in 55 seconds,
better than varsity time, and alio won
the 100 in• 10.1 Four cross-country
men won the 'mile and half-mile. Herb
Hazard took the former in good time,
4:37.1, followed •by Len Henderson.
Burt Aikman won the half in 2:09.
Griest was second.,
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