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Campus Bulletin
C.' A. Seminar will meet in Hugh
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o'clock. Don Carruthers will speak
on "What are the Principles of
American Religion."
'Acro club meets in room 108, Main
Engineering, at 7:15 o'clock. The
series on "Elementary Aerodynamics"
' will be continued.
Hillel Fellowship will meet in room
405, Old Main, at 7 o'clock. Dr.
Fischoff will discuss Sinclair Lewis'
"It Can't Happen here." The public
is welcome.
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Lacrosse Team LeaVes
For Pennsylvania Tilt
(Conti:nucci fiomrpago three)
the 'mediocrity of a team' is only
ShOws fn , cOnMetltion , with other
teams: The scrimmages have been
well-played, 'and knowing the style of
the peon stickmen from last year,
the team should Come through."
Captain Gerber has been workinl
out in the center position where his
speed haS proved a strong asset to
the .attack. In case, of a faster, attack
being. needed, Thiel will shift him to
center' and use, McEwen in the goal.
Out cf the starting lineup only Joe
Puska will be playing his first la
crosse game, the others boys played
regularly or substituted last year.
Hoft will also be ready for early sub
stitution• in the first attack position
where the • players wear out snore
quickly... Six sophomores aro Making
the trip.'
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Probable lineup:
State Penn
Rumbaugh Jones
0.11. Robeson Shippen
Inrsti: • Nye
2.A. llasek Panzer
C. -_____Conley Squires
I.D.' • Douthett Maksik
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THE PENN ;STATE COLLEGIAN
Experience Held Keynote 16'36
Football Season by Bob Higgins
By JERRY IVEINSTEIN
Experience will be the determining
factor in the succcss•of Penn State's
1936 football team.
"Experience is the greatest asset
that a football, player can have," said
Bob Higgins in, discussing next sea
son's prospecti. "Once a fellow ac
quires all the necessary equipment
that makes a player good, he must get
enough experience to'prepare himself
for all kinds of football."
Coach Higgins stated, that he ex
pected to have an improved team next
year, mainly because of the unusually
goed.crop of freshman players coming
up. But • these men have had only
one year of college football, and their
inexperience may shbw. Many mis
takes are made in games due to this
inexperience. .
. "It is all right," Higgins . "to
have two-or three freshmen, on a var
sity first team. ;However, to have five
or six yearlingg in there every game
is putting too-much of a 'strain upon
the veterans.: Although our team is
going to be a better outfit next year,
the inexperience of our .new player's:
may cost us a few games."
• Perhaps' the biggest asset of the
1936 squad over that of 1935 will be'
in the strength - of the ends. Gradua
tion will take Art Fry and Bill Miller,
'1935 stars. • But with such wingmen
as -Alex Barantovick Frank Smith,
Carl Waugamen,George Palmer, and
.I . oe Krupa, coming up, Higgins feels
that this position will be the-least of,
his worries.. .
The weakest spat on the new eleven
will be -at - tackle.. Captain Bob Web
'er's graduaton'will leave , a hole that
will be hard to'- fill. Roy Schuyler,
regular tackle,- will be on hand, as,
will Dan - DeMarino; . a. substitute.
Newcomers to:battle Tor the' pc.sition '
are Dean Hanley and Joe Peel.
•- At guard, ,Higgins will haiie a
'Strong group. 'Lou Barth andlohnayi
Economos, -1935'regulars, are return-I
ing. .They :will be provided with.
plenty .
y of opposition for their spots
-by Tor - Toretti,. Tony. Sacco, and: 'lee
Battaglia. - •
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. Captain Chuck CherundolO will
take care of. the' position: •.If
:sins should, et;el need a replacement,.
he can call ogloretti, who was fresh
imam center last year, or Enders;'
1.1936' reserve, who has beeiLshifted to
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last: season, will be shifted to the
blocking spot. Enders has perform
ed well there in spring- workouts.
Sammy Donato will' return; with a
freshman, Tony Gianantoiiio, also
well in the pinning. There arc many
hall-carrying backfield men to choose
from. Fullback contenders will .be
Bud Kyle and 'Joe Metro, -freshmen;
and Tommy- Silvan() ; varsity veteran
of two seasons.
Climaxing an extensive spring cam
paign with a practice scrimmage with
Lock Haven, Coach Higgins called off
the remaining ten days ;of .practice.
He felt that it would benefit the.melf
more if they went out for the various
spring sports. " .•
INTRAMUgAi
HIGHLIGHTS
By WOODY 'BIERLY.
HANDBALL__
After •a lapse of three weeks, the
handball singles championship has.be
gun again. Winners of the six flights
will be announced tomorrow. The slit
winners will meet in an elimination'
tourney next, week. When the, single•
champion - is 'determined, an 'elimina
tion doubles tournament will, begin.
.One of the mernbers of last year's
winning combination graduated; 'so
the battle for the cup this year will
be wide open. i -
SWIMMING.: . ,
: Thal). U.' swimming team defeated
the Phi Gamma Deltas 36-t0 7 261at
contest in the Glennland pool at the
beginning of the week. The Sigma
Pis took over the Beai , er House na
tators.with a 39•t0.:19 score. •
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play-6ff round with twelve qualifying
scores, four Men Italie assured-them
selves ..of places tomorrow. -ThOY are,.
Jay, Albere; Johnity Bennett,' Bernie
Burkett, and Sob. Siegler. The other
two places' will be decided this after
noon'when theplay;offs are complet
ed.: They will,come-from Coletti,Ste
venson, fielman,..and • Horn.. None. of
those playing will have had previous
varsity . experience when'they step up
to.the 'first tee.
The COrnell aggregation seems to
be as much a,Oark horse,. is. no ru
mors have floated this *ay froni Ith= .
aca Of potentitd intercollegiate chain
,
nions. Last year the Lions took over
the Red 9-to-0: So, in spite of the
handicaps, that Bob's boys have been
laboring under, .s* far, if there is to
be picked a lviniter let it:bethe Lions.
Had Hunter, Nienard, - . Walsh, and
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KEFIER'S
CATHATJM THEATRE BLDG: STATE COLLEGE,
Friday, April 24, 1936
rieineman, a freshman star, returra
to school,. State would have been a
strolig. contender. Nevertheless, Ru
thirford belimies that with more fa-:
vorable practice conditions this year's
outfit will round into a worthy shee
filler to last year's 'crack hitters. At
least; the Outcome tomorrow will give
us an inkle. , „,.
3 To jildie',Contests
Prof. John :IL.Frizzoll,:Prof.
rltt3l. Harris, Joseph F. O'Brien, and
Herbert , . B.oepp-Baker, of the depart ,
,ment of BnglisliovilLa;sist and. judge.
at the final contest of state music and
forensic clubs at. Pottsville. The con
test will be held on Friday, April 24..
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