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Pitt, Chicago
Lifted From
'3B Schedule
Ithaca Is Selected For
Intercollegiates
March 11, 12
Lacrosse Ten 'To Open
Akainsi Army April 9
Penn State's eastern intercollegi
ate championship wrestling team will
be seen at home four times, against
formidable opponents, according to
the 1938 schedule announced today by
by George W. Jarden '3B, manager.
At the same time, the varsity
.and
freshman lacrosse schedules were an
nounced by Robert B. Blum '3B, man
ager.
Pitt 'and Chicago have been replac
ed on the grapplers' list by. Harvard
and Michigan. The matmen have met
Harvard twice before, Winning both
times. The same result has come out
of the 'tWci previods'ineciings with
Michigan.
Just as last year, the wrestlers will
open against. Princeton, to whom they
dropped a. close 'match by • a 13-15
score. This season the meeting will
take place here on January: 15. •
. Intercollegiates at Ithaca
• The wrestling intercollegiates will
be held at Ithaca, 'March 11 and 12.
Besides the four home matches and
the intercollegiates, the Lions will
meet Lehigh, Navy, and 'Michigan in
away matches.
The varsity lacrosse men will meet
eight opponents this season, as com
pared with nine last. Only three of
the games will be played at home.
There is one newcomer on the 'sched
ule, Lafayette, whom the Blue and
White have defeated on three previ
ous occasions. '
Army will be here to open the sea
son on April 9, and Cornell and
Swarthmore will. be the other two
home opponents. Bof h s freshman
games will be played here.
The Schedules
Varsity Wrestling:. January 15,
Princeton, home; 22, Michigan, at
Ann Arbor;• February 12, Cornell,
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Primo Had Nothing
On Our Danny
Another in the series of person
ality sketches on members of the
19.17 Lion Arid squad.
It's going to be a hard task to ever
find a gridder to fill Danny Dena
rino's shoes. His size fifteens, are the
reasons why he always goes into
things feet first. They first appeared
on the gridiron at Greensburg, high
where he held down a tackle post.
Living two doors from Jesse Quatse,
Pitt all-American tackle, enabled•him
to pick up a few pointers . .. never
played basketball because he couldn't
get shoes to fit ... thinks Raskowski
of Pitt was hardest man that he ever
played against . . . got his biggest
thrill when he zipped Zo 26 after ex
pecting to flunk . . . doesn't smoke,
doesn't drink—not even coffee . . .
would like to' score a touchdown some
day ... he's tallest man on the squad,
6 feet 4 inches above the ground...
Call For Candidates
To Froth Staff Made
Candidates for the staff of the
Froth, College comic magazine, arc
to - report to room 309, Old Main, on
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, Rob
ert B. Wistrand '3B, editor, announ
ced today.
The magazine is president of the
American Association 'of College
Comica.v;Especial emphasis is laid on
freshman candidates, but Upperclass :
men are equally eligible. •
home; 19, Syracuse, home; 21, Har
vard, home; 26, Lehigh, at Bethle
hem; March 5, Navy at Annapolis;
11-12, Intercollegiates, at Ithaca.
Varsity Lacrosse: April 9, Army,
home; 16, Maryland, at College Park;
23, Penn, at Philadelphia; 30, Cor
nell, . home; May 7, Swarthmore,
home; 13, Colgate, at Hamilton; 14,
Syracuse, at Syracuse; 21, Lafayette,
at Easton.
Freshman Lacrosse: May 14, Syra
cuse Central high school, home; 21,
Lafayette, home.
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New IM Football
Rules Expected
9-Man Team Adopted in June;
Board To Open Up Game,
Use More Passes
Adoption of a new set of rules aim
ed to "open up" intramural football
and eliminate injuries 'is expected 'at
a Meeting of the Intramural Board
this afternoon at 4 o'clock, it'was
dicated yesterday by 'an' authOritatie
source.
Meeting last June, the Board ac
cepted a proposal to discard the 11-
man team and substitute a nine-man
team. The action came on the heels
of as editorial in the Collegian stress
ing the huge number of injuries in
curred last fall' in intramural foot
ball.
When it - convenes today for the first
time this semester, the Board is ex
pected to adopt the set of rules used
by nine-man teams at other institu
tions. •
Changes Forseen
In line with its policy to eliminate
body contact as much as possible, the
Board is expected to banish , the
crouching line and make every'plaYer
eligible to receive a forward pass. ,
Commenting on the situation,. En
gen Bischoff, faculty advisor to the
Board, stated,they were in favor of
anything that would open up the
game and make more of a fOrward
passing game out of it. ' '
Meanwhile', preparations for the
fall intramural season will begin with
the close of the fraternity rushing
season. Besides football, cross-coun
try, horseshoes, and golf putting are
on the fall calendar. •
Chairman of the Board is David
M. Ramsey, with Bud Gordon, secre
tary; Jack Fair, fall manager; Dale
Buyer, winter manager; Joseph Wei
bel, spring manager, and Bob Smith,
non-fraternity representative.
Names of violators of StudenVcus
toms should be turned into the Stu
dent Union office.
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THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Campus Bulletin
TODAY
The Ihtramural Board will meet in
Gene Bischotrs office at 4 o'clock.
Student Tribunal will meet at 8 o- clock tonight in 305 Old Main.
Try-oual 'for the Men's Glee club
will be held' this evening at 7 O'clock,
in the Auditorium. Freshmen are eli
gible.
TOMORROW'
Philotesj will meet in club room in
Old Main .at-7:30 •, • .
MI sophomore Men candidates for
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must report at, 8. o'clock - to 'the news
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.Grange playroom at 7 o'clock. '
Alpha Nu, astronomical honorary,
will meet' in Rdom 202, Textile Chem
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schedules:•
A regulai Cwen meeting µ•ill be held
in Room 318, Old Main at 6:30 o'clock.
THURSDAY
A Lakonides meeting will he held in
Room 318 ',Old Main at 6:30 o'clock.
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