Friday, Alay 28,
Attend Meeting
The College library will be repre
sented at the fifty-ninth annual con
ference 'of the American Library as
sociation in Mew York'City by Misses
Cranmer, Beal, Stokes. Ruffin.' Knoll,
UM-A Warner Dwth-ets'ThZ3tto
Shows at .• 1:30, 3:00, 6:30. 8:30
Complete show as late as 9:05 p.m.
CATHAUIt 32 announces the
`final' schedule . .
The 'sweetest' finals in town—
Each .
finalis: ) 3 /hours long. Gets
at least 3% (stars). Bound to
relax tired brains. All new subject
matter. No repeats. Wi'l not be
shown next semester.
Don't miss these courses!
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7 Stars in the big laugh and music
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Patsy Kdfy , Jack :Haley, Mischa
Auer, Lyda Roberti, Rosina Law
.rence, and Laurel and Hardy in
"PICK A STAR"
MONDAY
Also at the NITTANY Tuesday.
EDWARD G. ROBINSON falls for
BOITE,DAVIS harder than Wis
consin fell for State last season in
"KID . GALAHAD"
—with—
Humphrey Bogart, Jane Bryan
TUIISDAI
Students of journalism, especially,
will want to see that demon of all
reporters, LEE TRACY, at his fast
ta,king best with DIANA GIBSON
`Behind the Headlines'
Students of love making (general
course) will get their final lesSons
in technique from Clark Gable and
Myrna Loy in "Parnell" and Claud
ette Colbert. and Melvyn Douglas
in "I Met Him In Paris."
Instructor Robertson will announce
filial dates for these courses later.
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Friday, June 4, 7;15 P. M.
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Frear, Dwyre, and Smith and Libra
rian Willard Pi Lewis. Lewis will also
'attend a special confm'ence of college
administrators and college librarians
on Saturday, June 19.
Miss Cramer and Miss Stokes will
titfend a special library publicity
clinic on Friday and Saturday, June
18 and 'l9. Lewis is secretary-trea
surer of the college and' reference
section of the American Library as
sociation.
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Janie's - Dunn"; Patricia Ellis in
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A.G.R. Takes
Top Honors
In Mushball
Clii Phi Donbles Team
Wins Infra:Milt:at
Tennis Title
Alpha 6amma Rho established
themselves as monarchs of mushball
this week by capturing both the In
tramural round-robin championship
and the Fairmount league diadem
within the span of two days.
On Tuesday afternoon, Coach Con
nie Hart's proteges defeated last
year's Intramural champion, Delta
Upsilon, in the final play-off, 19-12. It
was a free• hitting game, with the
lead 'changing - bands in almost every
inning. A three-i•un rally in the sixth
iave the A. C. R.'s the game and the
championship.
Wednesday's 9-3 victory over the
Phi Kappa Psi combine gave them the
Fairmount league cup. The softball
kings have a season record of 18 vic
tories with only two defeats. Mem
bers: of the squad include: Stevens,
Whitebread, Brunner, Zimmerman,
Bane, Watts, Stoffel, Wolslaye•, C.
Witmer, Steinhilper, Zubler, Ferris,
Groschke, N. Witmer, Walch, Kirk
huff, Davis, and Hicks.
By defeating Delta Theta Sigma,
19-2, Phi Sigma Delta captured the
Penn-Allen cup Wednesday. Art Gott
lieb and Jim Steinig had perfect days
at bat for the winners. Champions
have'itot yet been crowned in the Beer
league or the Locust Lane league. S.
A. E. and D. T. D. have the .inside
tracks, respectively,
Tennis
Bill Walker and Stu Mertz, Chi Phi,
won the intramural tennis champion
ship by defeating Bob Sutton and Bob
Morgan, Phi Kappa Psi, 6-0, 8-6.
Sutton and Morgan had advanced
to the finals by a victory over George
Faber and Ted Winkler, Delta Chi,
6-4, 6-4. Walker and Mertz were the
surprise team of the tourney, wading
through the pre-tournament favorites
to reach the finals.
Tennis Team Loses
Finale To 'Army, 7-2
Capt. Paul Massey played brilliant
tennis and Al Hildebrandt won his
eighth straight match, but Penn
State's tennis team lost its final
match of the year to Army at West
Point, Wednesday afternoon, 7-2.
Summaryf Russell, Army defeated
Massey, 8-10, 0-7, 8-0; Rollins, Army,
defeated Patt, 6-1, 6-3; Hildebrandt,
State, defeated Bell, 4-6, 119; Mc-
Cutchcon, Army, defeated Perry, 6-2,
6-3; - Yarnall, Army, defeated Cohen,
6-2„ 6-3; Chehowitch, Army, defeated .
Freed, 6-2, 6-1. Chenowitz and Bell
defeated Massey and Patt, 6-2; Hil
debrandt and Perry defeated McCut
cheon and Williams, 6-1; Hellock and
Lindquist defeated Freed and Cohen,
6-2.
Lacrosse Team Faces
• Strong Maryland Ten
~ . .
'''The Most powerful of Nick Thiers
lacrosse tens will ride over to Mary
land to take on the University of
Maryland's national collegiate cham
pionship squall tomorrow afternoon.
The Tarps, with perhaps the best at
tack in the country, are undefeated
for the season, slaughtering among
others, Harvard and Syracuse with
scores of 12-2 and 14-3, respectively.
The freshman squad will accompany
the varsity down South and will take
on a strong freshman team from
Maryland University. Conch Earl
Edwards will take along 15 of his.
yearlings in 'an effort to stop the lit
tle Terps.
riNN Sa'ATE,
All-Star Potting Boxes
At S.O.,Nittan'y News
Votes to place "Chuck" ChertM
dolo, former captain and center of the
Nittany football team on the Phila
delphia Inquirer's All-Star grid team
will be received at either the Student
Union desk, the Nittany News' stand
on West College avenue, or Graham's.
Cherundolo, together with Bob Mo
rini, end, and Luther Barth, guard,
was put on the Inquirer's . all-star eli
gibility list. According to the spon
sors, the ones who receive the great-
est amount of votes in each position
Will be in the starting line-up to face
the profeisiomil Philadelphia Eagles
football club in Temple' Stadium on
August 25.
Women in Sports
By defeating Ginnie 'Goodman, G-4,
Jean Giddings won the women's ten
nis championship fur the third suc
cessive year. The matches were to
have been played last Pall but due to
bad weather they were postponed.
Intramural golf matches are to he
played off this week. In the first
match, Ruth Glenn, Gamma Phi
Beta, will play Jean Kemp, Chi Ome
ga. The winner of this match is to
play Mary Maddisoo, Kappa Kappa
Gamma, for the championship.
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7 Trackmen Run
At IEC4-A Meet
Olexy, Two• Mile r; Given Best
Chance Of Lion Enfries
Al Riindalls Island
Seven trackman under the direction
of Freshman Coach Ray'Congar left
yesterday afternoon at 1:15 o'clock
for Randall's Island, New York City,
where they will compete in the an
nual intercollegiate meet today and
tomorrow.
The list of the team and the events
in which they will 'compete is as fol
lows: Pete Okay, two-mile run; Len
Ilenderson, two-mile run; Dave Bay
, or. high and low hurdles; Gene Feld
' man, hammer throw; Tommy Priolo,
javelin and discus throws; Bob Clark,
pole-vault; and Jim Redmond, high
jump, broad-jump, and high-hurdles.
Coach Werner, who will remain
here for the P. 1. A. A. meet, figures
that if all the runners do as well as
they have in the past, the team will
score anywhere from eight to fifteen
points. • Pete Olexy, in the two-mile
run, is the only Lion with a good
chance to win, according to Werner.
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Tossers - Face Bucknell of their :annual home-and-home series.
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ous in 10 of its 14 starts, plays it last start on the mound tomoirow.
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ljisons at Lewisburg in the final game' June 5.
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