Page Four Lion Soccer Lineup I Penn State Buckncll I G. Haag Friedman L.F. Borda C. Condict R.F Barnes Chubb Condict L.H Spykcr Noll C.H Painter Duffy R.U Mandel Moss O.L. Wilde Elcome I.L Miehoff Miller C.F. McEwan Peebles I.Pv Osterlund Finklestein o.l*. Wackcr Bolton Penn State 2 3 1 o—6 Buckncll 0 0 0 o—o Goals: McEwan <l, Osterlund 2. Substitutes: Penn State—Taylor, Hosterman, Mcgrail. Buckncll—Fox, Eyster, 'Brumb'crger, Speck. Time of periods—22 minutes. Referee—Lums den, Pittsburgh. Evenings at . . 6:30 and 8:30 Last Complete Show . . 9:05 Matinee Every Saturday . 1:30 | TODAY & WEDNESDAY | A RETURN ENGAGEMENT CHARLES LAUGHTON in “THE PRIVATE LIFE OF HENRY VIII” with Robert Donat, Merle Oberon, Binnie Barnes, Wendy Barrie CAThaum ••• A Wir'n&r.BjothcisThciltc •. ' Shows at . 1:30,3:00, 6:30,8:30 Complete Show as late as 9:05 p.m. | LAST TIMES TODAY | # * * * -I Star Film Revel! Jean Harlow. William Powell, Mymn Loy, Spencer Tracy —in— “LIBELED LADY” A quartette of your headline stars brought together to make one of the year's steeliest entertainments! WEDNESDAY | Also at Nittany Thursday VICTOR MeLAGLEN (The Academy Award Winner) “THE MAGNIFICENT BRUTE” with Binnie Barnes, Jean Dixon, William Hall, Henry Armetta THURSDAY & FRIDAY | D 1 FRANK MORGAN .HELEN WESJLEY ; ROBERT KENT' M P L E ASTRID ALLWYN DEL/VIA .BYRON THE" HALL JOHNSON CHOIR STEPIN FETCH IT .SIX SONGS Jnctoding? .Picture Me Without You' He Wot'o Dandy JKey, What Did the Blue Say? DANCES,TtOO! ,Uo,.b b, Sill RObINSON Trials for Cross Country Meet With Lehigh Will Be Held Today Indications as to the strength of made the freshman and varsity teams Stale’s varsity cross-country team in both track and cross-country. Last should be forthcoming today when yent he was outstanding in the 440- Coach Chick Werner sends his aspir- yard run for the track team. By plac ants over the full five-mile course to ing third in the IC4A quarter mile, determine the make-up of the squad he reached the semi-final Olympic which will compete Saturday against tryouts, but just missed a place on Lehigh at Bethlehem. These trials the team when he failed to qualify, bring to a close the pre-season train- This is Downey’s third year on the ing period which was designed to put varsity cross-country team. He has the runners in good shape for the ac- always finished near the front of the tual competition which follows it. pack in dual meets. Together with Ray Hazard, sophomore star, has Olexy and Clark, Downey completes left the infirmary, where he was con- a strong trio of runners, which, with fined for several days with the grippe, the addition of several sophomores, and has returned to practice, still should form a fairly successful team, somewhat weak. Captain Downey is taking things easy in the "hopes of getting rid of the shin splints which nave been bothering him for the past several days. Downey Has Record For a time Downey occupied the unique position of being co-captain of two sports, cross-country and track, at the same. He held the first in partnership with Bill Trimble, and the second with Mike Brown. How ever, Trimble failed to return to school this fall and so Downey now holds the honor outright. Downey has had a brilliant career as an athlete, both in high school and college. He attended Bellevue high school where, during his senior year, he was captain of both the basketball and track teams. He also played on the football team. His outstanding high school race was his winning of the Western Pennsylvania Interscho lastic Athletic League 880-yard run. Usually Near Lead Since entering here, Downey has R ead any statement about Chesterfield cigarettes We tell you what they ate made of—mild, ripe tobaccos. We tell you that we use on Chesterfield pure cigarette paper. We tell you that Chesterfields are carefully manufactured. We suggest that you try Chesterfields and find out how mild they are and what a pleasing taste and aroma they have. CAMPUS BULLETIN The Newcomers Club, a social or ganization for now faculty wives and new women members of the faculty, will give a tea ir. the Women’s build ing at 2:30 o’clock. Chess Club will meet at 7:30 o’- clock in room 418, Old Main. Checker Club will hold its first meeting at 7:30 o’clock in room 318, Old Main. Life saving with W. A. A. point credit will begin in the Glennland at 4 o’clock. Freshman Commission will meet in the Hugh Beaver room at 7 o’clock. Sophomore Seminar will discuss “Political Trends in Relation to Chris tian Living" in the Hugh Beaver room at 8:15 o’cloc. Candidates for the Farmer should report to room 308, Old Main, at 7 A great many cigarette smokers will tell you that Chesterfields . satisfy— give them what they want in a cigarette. THE PENN STATE COLLEGL o’clock. The office is open any after noon from 4 to 5 o’clock. TOMORROW Sophomore—Senior Hockey Game will be played on Holmes’ Field at 4 o’clock. THURSDAY Junior—Freshman Hockey game will be played on Holmes’ Field at 4 o’clock. Freshman dormitory presidents arc requested to attend Freshman Coun cil at 4:10 o’clock in room 305, Old Main. • MISCELLANEOUS Student Union Dance at Rcc Hall, Saturday, October 24. Bill Bottorf will play. Just Missed Harold Stebbins, Williamsport boy who ran 35 yards for Pitt’s only score on Ohio State Saturday, nearly came to Penn State—until he heard the Panther's offer. SALLY Is Coming _ . please phone John Verbalns 2740. Re- Alpha Chi Omega gave a shower on Classmed Advertising ward. . Friday night for Kay Fredericks '37, ■ ■ ■ ■■ ■■'—— " * 38 It pd. G. D. who is engaged to Charles Ludy. BALLROOM DANCING INSTRUC- Theta Phi Alpha initiated Mary TlON—Learn the new swing ball- Co-Edits Alice Zarger, graduate student, Sun room dance steps. Individual social . ■ > day and the following sophomores, dancing instruction for • appointment. Chi Omega held their tenth Anni- Mary G. Bruielly, Rosee Mary Bind- Call 3218 or see Mary Hanrahan, Fye vcvsnry Alumnae Banquet at the Nit- crt Mary D. Campi, Anita E. David apartments, 200 W. College avenue, tany Lion Inn on Saturday night. son Rita McMahon, Anna E. Palnier. LOST—Kappa Alpha Theta pin with : • “ 1 ■ - 1111 L ■ 1 Cwen Guard. Return to Georgia Powers, Theta House campus. | TYPEWRITERS—AII makes expertly FR Cj IMf * S J&M .repaired portable and office ma chines for sale or rent. Dial 2342. Harry E. Mann 127 West 'Beaver prGSGllt Rj STUDENT UNION DANCE—Satur- ** ± k irM MlM&imßsSk day October 24, Rec Hall. Bill Bot- f A KilDI IO torf and his band will play, \d/»fV li V v LOST—Man’s gold Elgin wrist watch - Q - with black wrist band if found Wl i«KnjßHKg*|£Hßjr STYLED FOR THE-FELLOW BBr I THE OTHER FELLOAVS These shoes designed for the young men who are style-set-- J A _ ters . who wear today the ||Q HI things others will want to wear next year. Every style from a full broques with double-thick soles to . Norwegian Front ox- I\J fords, with Kiltie. Tongues. - • Styled by Florsheim .. . Nunn- : k A k Al^ Bush .. . Friendly .. . Crosby- ; I* It ff liy#|(\#| Square . ... Fortune-. . . Edgcr- .' " ▼■* lon ' 114 E. College Avenue, < 111 To Town - cbud 6ti£a44ce Tuesday, October 13, 1936
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