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Campus Bulletin
The first meeting of the new stu
dent council will be held at 4:10
o'clock in room 305 Old Main.
Freshman and Sophomore candid
ates for the Thespian business staff
Will report to room 409 Old Main at
4 o'clock.
Freshman and Sophomore girls de
siring to be "big sisters" w•il1 meet in
Home Economics Auditorium tonight
and tomorrow night at 7 o'clock
There will be a meeting of the lied
Wing Society at 7 o'clock in room 7,
Home Economics Building.
'The sophomore edit staff of the Stu
dent Handbook will meet in room 407
Old Main at 6:45 o'clock.
TOMORROW
The initiation and annual meeting
of Phi Kappa Phi will be held at 5:30
o'clock •in room 405, Old Main. An
informal banquet will follow in the
Old Main Sandwich Shop at. 6:45
,o'clock. Reservations, 75 cents per
plate, should be made with V. D. Kin
sey, 108 Old Main.
THURSDAY
The l'enn State Club Elections will
be held in the second floor lounge of
Old Main at 8 o'clock.
A meeting for the organiiation of
a College Garden Club «•ill be held
in Home Economics Auditorium at 7
o'clock.
WANT TO BUY—A second hand
trunk. Sec Musser at Beta Sigma
Rho. 220-ItpdGD
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Golfers Win
1 Of 3 Tilts
Team Wins From Princeton 6-3,
• , 'Loses Play to Penn 6-3,
Georgetown 5-4
In the first golf meet of the season
on Friday and Saturday the varsity
itolf team met three tough opponents
onlienwood course in Washington, D.
C.; polished off the first one, Prince
ton; and found that it had bitten off
a little more than it coUld chew in the
following matches with Penn and
Georgetown.
In the match won from Princeton
G-3 on Friday afternoon, the Tigers'
Denmark ceked out a victory over
Jay Albere one up on the last hole.
Johnnie Bennett, Albere's partner in
the foursome, retaliated for the loss
by eeking out a similar ;victory over
Princeton's Maxwell, although the
bout-had to be extended over two ex
tra' holes to do it. State got best ball
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point.
In -the second foursome the only
point-Am Penn State was won by
Heinle Burkett, who beat 'Konoye 3
and 2. 'His partner, Bob Siegler was
clipped. by the Tigers' Clark G and
4, best ball this time going to Prince
ton:, , The. Lions in the third -group
copped all three points for their play;
Bill' Gross, who shot the lOwest score
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Taste that says "Come again"
I.M. Track Meet Will
Take Place Thursday
Postponed from last week, the in
tramural track meet will be held on
Thursday afternoon at d o'clock, Er
nest T. Kinkead '37, manager, an
nounced today, Coach Chick Werner,
seeking material for his track team,
will be on hand.
Lack of entries, which total only
eight thus far, forced postponement
of the meet, Kinkead said. The dead
line for entries has been extended to
4 o'clock this afternoon, when all
names must be registered in ➢Liss Kel
lar's office at Recreation hall. The
entrance fee is 25 cents per person.
Individuals will be limited to three
events. The winning team, as usual,
will receive a trophy.
and best game of We meet, defeating
Marks of Princeton 9 and 8; and Joe
Stevenson defeating his rival divot
eel., Parker, 3 and 2, with best ball
point going to State.
In the match with Penn on Satur
day morning, won 6-3 by the Red and
Blue and played mostly in. a down
pour, Williams of Penn took over
Jack Mahaffey one up, and Johnnie
Bennett beat Morpeth 2 and 1, also
winning the Lions the best ball point.
Augusburger AVM front Siegler 5 and
4, and Burkett won from Peel 4 and
3 with best ball going to Penn. All
points went to Penn .in the last four
some. Moore and Sitwell defeated
Gross and Stevenson one up apiece,
winning best ball. .
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