Prtday, May 7, 1937
FROM WS-FROMM 'S
-FROM M'S
CASH
SALE
TOPCOATS
Man alive!
What a cloth
ing. value!
Raglans,
Belled.
$19.45
Were up to $30.00.
Tweeds, Fleeces, Reversibles
Raincoats
$3.85 up
OVERCOATS
Reduced Accordingly
Alterations at cost
SALE STARTS THURSDAY' MAY 6
1,250 TIES ,
Hand Tailored.
Formerly sold to $1 & $1.50
79c
FROMM'S
State College; Pa
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I thought ylpu said there
plenty of rooin for three
FORD
GLEN GRAY
and
CASA LOMA
ORCH ESTRA
Rec Hall
Golfers Head South
For Three Matches
With the prospect of matching three
tough teams, divot for divot, the var
sity golf team packed up its number
' 5 irons yesteiday and pointed Its nose
Washington Ward, where it will face
Princeton,' Penn,
.and Georgetown on
Ken Wood course Friday and Saturday.
The seven niblick-swingers who
went••to Washington, one extra in
case'one of the men gets indigestion,
goes haywire, or gets lost in the
Washington monument, were• Johnnie
Bennett, Jay Albere, Bernie Burkett,
Bolo'Siegler, Joe Stevenson, Bill Gross,
and Jack 'Mahaffey,
FROMM'S-FROMM'S-FROMM'S
SALE
SOCK SPECIALS
Silks, Lis Monito, WU- la n
son Bras. .lieg. 35c . . 71.,
AU New Colors and
Patterns. Beg. 50c . 39c
6x3 English Ribs, Wool, Cfi,„
Lisles, Beg. 75c J 71..;
"Faultless" No-Belt
Pajamas . $1.79
Assorted patterns; coat styles;
Slip-avers; Broadcloths; madras.
All $6.50
STETSON HATS . $ 4.-5
All $5.00 and $6.00 el az
SCHOBLES . . . . go./o
All $3.85 13; 15
SCIIOBLE OATS '
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All New Shades of
Woinen's Were , up to $6.00. All heels! New
HOSE, Chifron ls . styles! Blues. Beige, Greys. Tans
Service.. . 3 pair .S .c. . and Whites. Sizes .1 to 0. Widths
Regular 85e and $l.OO
AAA to B.
NIS SHOES
As L"''79c
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JUNIOR PR'i'.o:•..A4
Netmen Nip BuCknell;
Face Cornell, Orange
Penn State's tennis team. having
won a rain-shortened match from
Bucknell Wednesday afternoon, 4-1,
will travel into New York state this
week-end to play Syracuse today, and
Cornell tomorrow.
The five singles matches completed,
resulted as follows: Capt. Paul Mas
sey, Penn State, defeated Frank Dun
ham, 6-1, 1-6, 6-3; George McCall,
Bucknell, defeated Dick Campman,
6-4, 1-6, 8-6; Chuck Patt, Penn State,
defeated Sam Nesbitt, 7-5,, 6-1; Paul
Perry, Penn State defeated Duncan
Thomas, 6-4, 6-2; and Al Hidlebrandt, '
Penn State, defeated Carroll Nesbitt,
6-1, 6-1.
Lacrosse Team Seeks
sth Straight Victory
Coach Thiel's lacrosse team will
seek its'fifth straight win of the sea
son when it meets the undefeated
'Army squad at West Point tomorrow.
Twenty-one members of the team will
entrain - for New York this morning.
FROMM'S-FROA M'S-FROAIM'S
SALE
2,186 Pairs of,
Women's SHOES
ALL WHITE
_SUITS
GREATLY REDUCED
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V• 8!
'Everyone else will be there.
TnE PENIN• STATE: COf,I,EurAN
Susquehanna To I
Meet Lion Nine
Untsmen Bomb Army, 1-3, With
11-Hit Attack; Freshmen
To Encounter Kiski
Once upon a time they were called
the hitless wonders. But miracles hap
pen even in State College. Tomorrow
afternoon those Lion sluggers will
seek to stretch their one-game win-
I ning streak at the expense of a weak
opponent named Susquehanna. The
I.:or.i.'est will get under way Int 3
o'clock. The starting pitcher will not
be announced until game time.
Snapping out of the • doldrums,
State's batsmen came out of their
, trenches to crash out 11 hits and
'bomb the Army, 7-3, on the West
Point battlefield Wednesday. Benny
Simoncelli, who did all his work on
the firing line, failed to garner a
safety. Simoncelli yielded a half dozen
official hits in his six-inning stay, al
though no one knows where four of
the total conic from. Co-caption Frank
Smith, replaced the Lion southpaw as
a pinch hitter in the seventh, gave
one hit in the final three innings and
received credit for the victory.
The Lions dented the plate twice in
the third frame on a home run by
Johnny Waters, Harry Harrison's
walk, and a double by• Don Crossin,
who supplanted Hay Brake .in right
field. Army, however, went into the
lead in the fifth, scoring three runs on
a pair of walks, two hits, a fielder's
choice, two errors by Windy. Wear
and another by Harrison.
And so it went until Cadet Lip
comb, Army's best shooter, took the
hill in the eighth. Then the Lion at
tack began .to click. Crossin walked.
Sig Chief Rornick singled. Sol Mie
boil' missed fire with. a roller to the
box, but Mel Vonarx walked to load
the sacks. George Slabodian rapped
out a single to chase in Crossin and
Kornick. Waters bounded out, but
Smith punched out another single,
scoring Vonars,and Slabodian.
Planning to use the same lineup
that opened so successfully against
Mercersburg, Coach Leo Houck sent
his freshman charges through a short
workout Wednesday in preParation
for their game with Kiski at 11 o'clock
tomorrow morning. Bob Goodrich is
expected to be on the mound for the
Cubs. •
Examination Schedule
(Continued front_ page • two)
EnglComp 8 By Appt.
EnglComp 9 June 4-8 3:SLA
EnglComp 19 June 2-8 6 SLA
EnglLit 1 June 4-10 SEE LIST
EnglLit 5 June I=lo Arm
EnglLit 21 June 3-10 SEE LIST
EnglLit' 22 June 2-10 206 Ag
EnglLit SO June 2-8 14 SLA
EnglLit 44 May 31-2 101 CA
EnglLit 51 June 3-8 3 SLA
EnglLit 55 June 2-2 103 NLA
EnglLit 00 June 1-10 200 EngD
EnglLit 62 By Appt. ,
EnglLit 65 May 31-8 '2OO EngD
EnglLit. SO May 31-2 102 NLA
EnglLit 100 June 1-8 1 NLA
EnglLit 401 June 2-8 5 SLA
EnglLit 428 May 31-10 201 EngA
EnglLit 456 By Appt.
EngiLit 463 June 3-2 102 NLA
EnglLit 473 June 2-10 101 NLA
EnglLit 483 June 1-10 102 EngA
Ent 3, 9—By Appt.
Ent 406 June 3-2 3 SLA
Ent 407 By Appt.
Ent 408 June 315 MI
Ent 429, 434 By Appt.
For 3 June 3— . 2 25 . SLA
For 4 June 2-2 For,
For 17' May .27,-10- 120 :Dairy
For 35 June 3-10 Arm
For 37 June 2-2 117 Dairy
For your convenience
We will be able to take care
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of a limited number of last
last minute flower orders . . .
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Dial 2553
For :18 May 27-2 120 Dairy
For 39 May 20-10 200 EngD
For 41 May 26-8 120 Dairy
For 19 June 2-10 200 EngD
For 80 May 28-2 315 ID
For 88 By Appt.
For 78 "May 31-10 200, 201 TC
For 84 June 2-8 200 Hort
For 86 By Appt.
For 91 May 28—S 15 SLA
For 95 By Appt.
For 107 By Appt.
For 118 May 31-2 200 Hort
For 121 May :31-2 100, 208 EngA
For 127 May 31—S 206 Ag
For 237 June 2-10 For
For 291 June 2-8 For
FuelT 1 May 31-8 108 Phys
FuelT 6, 402 By Appt.
Geog 9 June 4-2 315 511
Geog 24 June 2-8 119 MI
Gang 26 May 31-2 119, 218 MI .
Geog 480 May 31-10 105 MI • -
Geog 432 June 1-8 104, 105 MI
Geog 471 By Appt,
1, 2 Geol :30 June 2-10 315 MI
Geol 32 June 3-2 119, 315 MI
Geol 51, 485 By Appt.
Geol 71 May 31-8 218 MI
Geol• 481 .lun 1-10 119 MI
Ger 2 June 3-2 SEE LIST
Ger 4 June 9-2 SEE LIST
Greek By Appt.
HE 110 June 3-10 110 HE
HE 208 June 2-10 101 HE
HE 210 V June 1-8 108 Phys
HE 301 May 31-2 224 HE
HE 302 June 2-2 102 EngA
HE 310 June 3-10 207 HE
HE 3141 , June 1-10 207 HE
HE 330 June 2-8 3HE
HE 416 V May 27 . -2 118 HE
FIE 429 V June 1-2 117 Dairy'
HealthEd By Appt.
Hist 2 May 01-2 19 SLA
Hist 9 June 1-8 2S SLA
Hist 10 May 31-2 SEE LIST
Hist 12 May 31-2 315 MI
Ilist 18 June 3-8 200 Ag
Hist 19 June 1-10 100, 200 Hort
Hist 20 May 31-10 110 FIE
Hist 21 Slay 31-10 SEE LIST
Hist 28 June 2-8 203 EngA
Hist 35 June 1-2 14 SLA
Hist 41 By Appt.
Hist 419 June 3-10 19 SLA
Flirt 421 June 1-2 203 EngA
(Continued on page fon))
Our coils are con
tinually cleaned by
Silver Electro Coil
Cleaner.
THE HOFBRAU
Bachelor
presents
What Women Want
From Melt
A pert bit of advice the College
Man should know when Spring
lightly turns his fancy at the
commencement season.
In the May issue of this
new class magazine devoted
to the interests of the
sophisticated male.
Price 35 cents At Newssfatids:
Will you?
"Boy, what a thrill I got when I discovered
a shirt that luazildn't shrink!"
Arrow shirts are fashioned of superb fabrics—tail
ored by expert fingers—crowned with the world's
best-looking collar. Look for the Arrow label.
Mitoga—tailored to fit Sanforized Shrunk
When you're introduced to a
summer suit..ask it 3 questions
Will you wear well?
Will you keep me cool?
Will you keep your shape?
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May 14
$4 per couple
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