Tngc Four
Ewalt Leads Attach
In Frosh 19-to-7 Win
(Conlnmcd from page three)
leri, Baxter, McCullough, D. Nemeth,
Borlz, Thompson, Handler, Radclifte,
Toth, ami Yottor.
Grid Lines
The freshman season comes to a
close . . . two wins and three losses ...
but those losses were close and I
against teams of the strong calibre
of Pitt, Kiski, and Bucknell . . . we
pass on the many compliments made
by officials and lumbers of the squad
as to the fine managership of George
Hacker . . . during the season the
frosh showed plenty of fight, even
when they lacked form ... at the be
ginning of the season Marty McAn
drews divided the boys into shifts to j
permit all to be tried because of the |
lack of equipment for the hundred!
some who reported . . . and praise to
Dick Ewalt who showed plenty of
promise with the other 10 who helped
pave liis way . . .
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DONALD CRISP.
i Doris Dudley-
David Manners
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SPECIAL, ATTRACTION
Action pitcurcs of former Penn
State football teams and their
opponents! —Fifteen _ minutes of
Booters Blank Temple
For sth Win, 5-to-0
(Continued from purjc three)
man two years ago . . . for the most
part, it looked as if he was still play
ing for Penn State . . . but the Owls’
other fullback, Ed Zcerner, was a
i mighty player ami a probable choice
j for all-American ratings . . .
The Owl center forward was a Mr,
Yun, from Japan ... he was too
small to even get a feel of the ba11...
His teammates called him Yum-Yum
. . . For a morning game, the crowd
was rather big . . . and it was fur
ther swelled by five or six dogs . . .
which, on two occasions, halted the
game by getting on the field . . .
The Temple goalie was outstand
ing ... he stopped at least ten Nit
tany shots . . . The refereeing was
perfect . . . Osterlund, McEwan, and
Michoff are absolutely outstanding
when it comes to dribbling the ba11...
the Temple defense just watched Mc-
Ewan instead of rushing him . . . re
spect ...
Dave Weddell returned to the team
and played about half the game . . .
although a little unsteady, lie played
mighty well and will be a definite as
set to the defense . . . Sam Davies, a
sophomore, played several minutes at
! halfback and looked good, too . . .
| Jim McKenna, Temple booter who,
jwith the Owl goalie played with the
| baseball team against the Lions, is
an old-timer . . .
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CRABTREE’S
Student Union To Hold
Social on Friday Night
Thu American Student Union will
hold a social at the home of Prof.
Edward R. Van Sant, of the depart
ment of sociology, on Friday, Nov.
20, at 8:30. The evening: will include
dancing and refreshments and will be
open to all students. . There will be
an admission charge of twonty-five
cents.
A car party will be arranged to
take students to the home of Profes
sor Van Sant, which is about two and
one-half miles out of town. All those,
who wish to "'attend may meet at
the Corner at S'6'clock.
Phi Eta Sigma To Hold
Meeting Tonight at 7
Members of the active chapter and
the past chapters of Phi Eta Sigma,
freshman scholastic honorary frater
nity, are invited to attend the pledge
meeting t'enight..' in room 14, South
Liberal Arts, aPJ o’clock. .
Dr. Trancis J. Tschan, of the de
partment of history and political sci
ence, faculty head of the men’s fra
ternity, will be'the main speaker. He
will explain the purposes of the or
ganization and..-outline the activities
for the year.''.Prof. Franklin B.
Krnuss, of the department’of classical
languages, will also speak.
Comedy TO Take Place
At Frefhman Forum
. A comedy, “OUT Aunt from Califor
nia,” will be of the regu
lar meeting of the Freshman Forum
in the Hugh Bedver room tonight at
7:30 o’clock. '
In this play, which is under the di
rection of Jessie Schminky ’3B, six
members of the3>rganization will take
part, including -Evelyn Bechtel, June
Fechner, Emriy'-Hinchman, Charlotte
Knobb, Verna ~Sager, and Martha
; ShafTerman.
TOE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
intramural
HIGHLIGHTS
By FRANCIS SZYSICZAK
Sigma Phi Epsilon won a quarter
final match in the intramural football
competition on Thursday night when
it defeated Watts Hall by three
first downs. Manager Watts has ar
ranged for the playofT of the semi
finals on Monday night, while the fi
nals will be held Tuesday.
Delta Theta Sigma won the intra
mural cross-country tournament over
Beta Theta Pi, 10-tc-12. Unit 6 was
third, while Delta Upsilon came in
fourth.
Vernon Norris '39 of Delta Theta
Sigma placed first; Jacob Brown '37,
of Sigma Phi Alpha, was second;
while Charles Neidig '4O, Alpha Chi
Sigma, was third.
CAMPUS BULLETIN
Grange will hold regular business
meeting in <lO5, Old Main, at 7:30 o’-
clock.
Red Wing Society seminar will meet
in 35 Education building at 7 o’clock.
Non-fraternity freshmen will meet
in the Chemistry Amphitheatre at
7:30 o'clock.
Blue Key will meet in 107 Old Main
at 7:30 o’clock.-
Ski club will meet in 415 Old Main
at 7:30 o’clock.
TOMORROW
Freshman commission will meet in
304 Old Main at 7 o'clock. *
Sophomore seminar will meet in
second floor lounge of Old Main at
7:15 o’clock to attend peace panel dis
cussion in a body.
THURSDAY ~
Women’s physical education classes
will meet in the Armory at scheduled
hours beginning this week.
Tickets for the Glec-Thespian dance
are on sale at the Student Union desk
for $l.
Beaver Field pictorial salesmen are
to report to the Student Union desk
immediately.
Pre-Game Broadcast
Sponsored by Alumni
As a prelude to the Pcnn-Pcnn
State fray Saturday, the Penn State
Alumni Association sponsored a
broadcast over WIP, Philadelphia, on
Friday night from 9:30. to-'lO o’clock.
The program included music by the
Blue Band and talks by prominent
football figures of the Alumni Club.
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