Page Four
Pi Kappa Phi Wins '37
IM Debating Contest
In the finals of the Intramural Dis
cussion Contest held on Thursday, Pi
Kappa Phi defeated Beta Sigma Rho
to win' the two caps offered by the
Forensic Council and Delta Sigma
Rho, honorary debating fraternity.
The contest, under the managership
of Robert A. Gans '37, is held each
year to stimulate' interest in forensics
and debating. The topic of this dis
cussion was, "Should Alcoholic Bev
erages in Addition to Beer Be Sold in
State College," the negative of which
was defended by the winning team.
Members of the winning team were
Guy C. Close, jr. '37, Charles C.
Conklin '3B, and. Lewis B. Grfibe
The judge was Prof. Joseph F. O'-
Brien, of the department of English
composition, and the chairman was
Lester M. Benjamin '37.
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Lion Runners Defeat
Juniata Tem, 120-6
(Con finned from page thrm)
place. Time, 53 seconds.
Half mile—Markowitz, Aikman and
Criest finished in tie for first place.
Time, 1:53.2.
Mile—Olexy and -Aikman tied for
first; Henderson, third. Time,.•1:33.8.
Two mile—Olexy. Henderson and
Pierce finished in tie for first place. '
Time, 10:19.2.
120-yard high hurdles—Won by
Redmond; Thompson, second; Bauer,
third. Time, 10.5 seconds.
220-yard law hurdles-1V a n by
Thompson; Redmond, second; Fra
zier, third. Titer, 25.4 seconds.
Field Events
Polo vault—Won by Clark, State;
Jackson, State, second; Bowser and
Stapleton, Juniata. tied for third.
Height, 12 feet, 5 1 ,c inches. •
high jump—Won by Sandham;
Redmond, second; Potticher, third, all
of Stale. lkight, 5 feet, 11 inches.
Javelin—Won by Prick', State;
Shea, State, second; Polka, Juniata,
third. Distance, 1.80 feet, 9 inches.
Shot put—Won by Brown; Hanley,
second; Howard third, all of State.
Distance, 44 feet. 8 1 / 2 inches.
Dili - ens—Won by Priolo, State;
Cornman, State, second; Pelka, Juni
ata, third. Distance, .13 . 2 feet, ,S:11
inches.
Broad jump—Won by Redmond,
State; Stapleton, Juniata, second;
Yuska, State, third. Distance, 21 feet,
10!:2 inches. . -
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Between the Lions
(Co;dialled from pogo throc)
yeoman's job at end on the Lion
eleven.
And so, as Mr. Arbuthnot would
say, it is with mingled feeling of
joy and sorrow, that, we turn over
this pillar and the supervision of
this page to our successor. To him
falls the job of chronicling the
spurts of the ,Nittany.. Lions; it
riMains' for him to Plternately
pay, rand. censure. • plaise, com
mend, vilify the Lion eleven, har
riers. hooters, cagers,
Initmen, foilsmea, batsmen, links
men, netmen, mermen, etc., etc.
Take, it away, Jerry.
Baseball Team Plays
Dickinson Tomorrow
(Continued from pagc three)
taineer right-hander. who gave only
three hits all afternoon, two by Sol
Miehoff. A brace of errors in both
the seventh and ninth stanzas, how
ever, took the sting out of Rubreeht's
performance. •
The Nittanymen tallied a pair of
runs in the seventh with the aid of a
lone hit. Mel Vonarx galloped all the
way, to second on 'Scalli's wild heave,
took third en Miehofts looping single
into left, and dashed home when cen
ter 'fielder Carpenter dropped Nick
Wassel's - fly. Miehoff scurried to third
.Wre3.7ouKre ,,.
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Bighamieaves Hospital
John' C. Bighorn, '3B, one of three
students injured in an auto accident
north of Williamsport April 7th was
recovered sufficiently to be removed
from the Williamsport Hospital yes
terday, friends of his said. It is un
derstood that Bighorn will be taken
to his home in Carnegie by his par
ents.
and scored a moment later on Smith's
groundout.,
Brake rifled a single into right field
to open :the final inning, scoring the
tying run when Tucker permitted the
ball to go,through his legs. Vonarx
walked and was, sacrificed to second
by Miehoff. Wessel also walked.
Smith chopped a roller to short and
on the atteMpted, double play, first
baseman Babe:Barna, mishandled the
throw. allowing Vonarx to steam in
with the deciding-tally.
'Batter 'Chattel.
Held to a total , of eight hits by West
Virginia, the Lion batsmen have been
able to garner only ten safeties in the
last three games ....•They banged out
twent:‘ , s'even'imthe first two contests
. . . Shifinicelfilms lowered his leg
kick in the - windup, giving him better
control . : .Llarry Harrison still ducks
away from curve balls . . . Approxi
mately. 200 speCtators -witnessed the
baseball clihic' demonstration - at New
Beaver field Saturday morning ... A
near.unpaCity. crowd saw 'the Movie,
"Heads Up". RaiebalL" at the Nittany
theater --. Big Ten colleges will see
Lew FOn'sea and Roger Peckinpaugh
next.. ..Beth' departed immediately
after the - clinic 'closed .
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Radel, Moore Resign - Victrola. Thirteen tube 1936 model turn to Student Union office. • •..
vith automatic record' changer for ' ' 212-pt
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Joseph T. Radel and Raymond R. ight records. Reasonable. Call : . ,
Moore, of the department of forestry, louse-manager at Phi Sigma Delta. LOST—GoId golf, medal,' 1029 en
have resigned their positions to an- 2tcoPAS graved on back," SUn-Telegrapii
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the Black Hills of South Dakota, most by wbrk or cash. Write to . , . 210-ItntlGD
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Sophomore edit stair of Student ,
Handbook ivill Meet in rosin 420, Ord --
Main, at 7 o'clock. , •
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at 0:30 o'clock. - • -
Grange' will meet in room 405: Old
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Main, at 7:45 o'clock. finest materials obtainable. Distinguished,
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MISCELLANEU. , i ' , ‘, k.... • ' ' . ~ .' . z .. : •.. ' •
Lion Coats are now or. sale at Stu• iive and exclusive ` patterns carefully tail-
dent Union Office.. . '"o
• ored' to 'assure trim grace and comfprt.
Tickets for the Players' show are •
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'tll entries for intramural soccer. -
must be in by 5 o'clock tomorrow.
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"ome on" the
bleachers roarmeeSwat'em out!"
As the big leaguers swing into action
watch those Chesterfield package
pop out of the pockets.
There's big league pleasure for you...
everything you wail"' :in :a cigarette,
A homer if there- ever was all-
the way 'round 'the circuit for Mild:-
ness and better taste ...with an aroma
and flavor that connects every time.
Wow!
...says Al Schacht
. . . the Clown'Prince of
Baseball whoops it up fOr
the grand opening of the
1937 baseball season.
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Tuesday, April 20, 1937