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The Baron Is Tops
At End Play
(Another in the series of person
ality sketches on me:niters of the
1907 Lion grid squad).
Penn State s opponents this year
are going to have trouble with a
crashing wingman from Monongahela
by the name of Alex Barantovich, ac-
I.T.T A NY
Warner Bros. Theatre'
. .
Evenings at . . . 6:30 and 8:30
Complete show as late as 9:05 p.m.
Matinee Every Saturday . . 1:30
TODAY ONLY
Rewar d ! LOST, STRAYED
• or STOLEN—one
boy friend, answers to the name of
Johnny. Last seen in the company
of a blonde. No questions asked for
safe return in good condition.
4
- with -
ELEANORE WHITNEY
JOHNNY DOWNS
LYNNE OVERMAN
TERRY WALKER
BENNY BAKER
SATURDAY ONLY
•
Million Volt Thrills!
Two brothers loved her ... and one
was a smiling killer! Why was he
loved by all worsen ... Hunted by
all men!
"I'
••• • •
•• •. JEAN . ; CH/MIL/RN
klethlgoldwynliver maw.
SWIM! Glennland PoolW
ri LITE ATR&ER D
cent on the third syllable. The Baron
lords it over all when it tomes to
breaking up interference and snag
ging passes down the center. At
Monongahela high, he was selected
on the W.P.I.A.L. all-star team for
years in a row, and was co-captain
his senior year along with Joe Me
tro. He enjoys a good game of ping
pang . . . next to double-teaming en
the defensive tackle . .. thinks Wes
Ferrell is the hest ever .. . covered
centerfield for the fresh . . . thinks
Vannie Albanese of .t yracuse was the
best back he saw lust year . .. he's
pointing for the Pitt 'game In his own
backyard ...
Campus Bulletin
TODAY
- The Hillel Foundation will conduct
services tonight at 7 o'clock. Rabbi
Forman will speak. Evening service
for the conclusion of Succoth will be
held Sunday at 7 o'clock.
All C. E.'s and A. E.'s are invited
to attend the A.S.C,E. cider feed which
will be held tonight in Hyd. Lab. at
7:30 o'clock.
SUNDAY
Church of Christ: Sunday morning
services—Sunday School at 10 a.ni.,
Communion at 11 a.m. Room 905 Old
Main. Students urged to attend.
All junior candidates for the LaVie
report to room 315 Old Main at 4 o'-
clock.
Liebig Chemical Society meeting at
7:30 o'clock in 200 Ag. Dean Watts
and Dr. Dutcher,will be present.
. .
All varsity fencing candidates will
meet in Rec Hall at 5 o'clock, Monday
night.
Basketball practice for those not out
for fall spOrts will start Monday at
4 o'clock.
All juniors who desire to try out
for the LaVie staff will meet at the
LaVic office, room 315, Old Main, at
4 o'clock.
Women candidates for the tennis
and golf tournaments should sign up
in ?tae hall or in the downtown
dorms.
4-H Club reception for freshmen.
room 415, Old Main, at 7:30 o'clock
Monday night.
MISCELLANEOUS
All sophomore women editorial can
didates for the Collegian will meet in
room 312, Old ➢fain; Tuesday after
noon at 4. Any woman with sopho
more standing is eligible.
Fieshman handbooks are now avail
able in the P.S.C.A. office.
All Beaver Field Pictorial salesmen
should report to the Student Union
office immediately.
The members of the faculty of the
German department will continue their
German table. meetings on Wednes
day noons in the Sandwich Shop. All
interested are invited to join.
20-Point IM Football
Setup Adopted Here
(Continued from page thrco)
suit in a 10-yard penalty under the
same ruling.
To avoid bodily contact as much as
possible, the Board added to its adop
tion of a five-man line last June the
elimination of, the, crouching. stance
in the line, the prohibtion of the use
of hands or arms to push Or hold.On
opponent, and the elimination of hip
and-shoulder blocking. Blocking "as
used in basketball" will be permitted.
One-hand touching regrdOd as le
gal.
Projection of the "dead ball" ruling
into cases concerning fumbles and
kicks also adds flavor to the Board's
"safety first" policy. "When the ball
is fumbled it is dead at that point
and remains in the possession of the
team fumbling the ball," one of the
rules states.
"On any kickoff, punt, dropkick or
placekick, only the team receiving—
not the side kicking—can secure pos
session of the ball,"another rule adds.
On any kick, the receiving team is
given possession of the ball, regard
less of fumbles, at the point where
it first touched the ground. "Kick
formation" must be called to legalize
punts from scrimmage. Toss of a
'coin will decide the
. Opening kickoff,
with team scored upon given the
choice of subseqbent kickoffs.
Any kick or incompleted pass cross
ing the defensive team's goal line will
be ruled a touchback. A "safety"
without any. score—will be called
''when the "attacking team is respon
sible for grounding the ball behind
its own goal 'line." In such cases, the
ball will be given to the defending
team on its opponents' 20-yard line.
With the exception of the safety,
scoring rules will remain intact.
Twenty yards will be the four-doWn
yardage distance. Twenty-minute
halves, with five-minute intermission,
will be used. In case of a tie at the
end of the regulation time, each team
will be given an additional four
downs, starting from the 50-yard line.
Score o• yardage gained will deter
mine the winner.
Spiked shoes will be prohibited, but
cleats will be permissible. No special
protective devices, such as shoulder
pads and guards, will be allowed.
Physical examination cards will be
required.
Nothing Like!
SANDWICHES, SODAS, SUNDAES
after the dance at
THE NORRIS GRILLE
Glennland Building
Hotel Markland
Noted for Good Food and
' Sail a straight course on the
GREEN ROOM'S
NEW SHIP BAR
THE , .
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• Memberof
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation,
THE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Lion Eleven To Open
With Big Red Away
(Continued from page one)
knee; and Dick Skemp, who has a
sore ankle.
28 On Trip
The following made the trip to
Ithaca: ends—Alex Barantovich, Joe
Adessa, Sid Alter, and Grover Washa,
tiaugh; tatklesDein.':Hinley, Dan
DeMarino, Dave and Ted Nemeth,
zind , Ellwood; guards—Tor 'Tor
retti, Joe Peel, Charlie Thompson,
Frank Sills, and Ben Pollock; Centers
=Paul Enders, Bernie Briggs, and
George Lucas; tacks—:Co-capt. Sam'.
'my , Donato; Dick :Ewalt, Vic Gentil.'
man, Tony Giannantonio, Harry Barg
a•ison, Lloyd Ickes, Joe Metro, Johnny,
Patrick, Steven Rollins, and Windy
Wear.
It is expected that Barantovich
and Adessa will start at ends; Han
ley and Ted Nemeth, tackles; Toretti
and Peel, guards; Enders, center;
Harrison, Donato, Ickes, and Metro,
in the backfield.
The squad left at 7:20 this morn
ing, will eat lunch in Elmira, and ar
rive in ,Ithaca in time to work out
on Schoellkopf field between 2 and 4
in the afternoon. They will spend
the night. at the Glen Springs hotel in
Watkins
Cornell Clippings
The Big Red has a strong line, but
suffered heaVy losses in the backfield
... , Batten and' Baker. graduated...
Sheffer is ineligible.... We are told to
watch Hollantrand Bpang, two poten
.tiril all-American 'ends. They arc both
juniors... Carl Snavely, starting his
second year as Cornell coach, used to
tutor our pet rivals over at Lewis-,
burg (Bucknell, frosh!)
The State game opens a tough
schedule for the Ithacans ...In order,
their oPponents are: State, Colgate,
Princeton,' Syracuse, Yale, Columbia,
Dartmouth; Penn ... Their captain is
Ted Hughes, center ... Syracuse pa
pers giveqbe Lions the edge (Stop it,
Syracuie;=how could you?)..
Dr. Mack Will Speak
Dr. Pauline Beery Mack of the tex
tile chemistry department will dis
cuss "Standards for the Ultimate
Consunieq before the Atlantic Coast
PrerniunflEno'sition„ in New York
City Tuesday.
Dr. Mack, who is also director of
home economics research, will be on
a progrOn with yepresentativcs of
other educatioaal institutions.
CLASSIFIED
CET YOUR DATE—noer!for the Stu-
dent Union Dance, Saturday, Sep
tember 25. No stags will be admitted.
All freshmen who attend this dance
are excused from customs on the eve
ning of the dance. 16-3 t-pd-GD
WANTED BOARDERS, roomers if
you are thinking of making a
change why not try the Harter Club
where you have hot and cold running
wafer in all rooms. 122 W. Nittany
'ave. Dial 679. 34-2tpdGD
GET ACQUAINTED—with the ex
' cellent food service offered at the
biautiful Marine Dining Rooni of the
ColOnial. 123 W. Nittany Ave. Low
Priees. 5.3t-pdLCWD
THE LOST AHD FOUND SERVICE
located in the Student tinion
lice. • ,
ATTRACTIVE ROOM in private home
available for two co-eds. $2.60. In
nerspring mattresses, Phone 3366.
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WANTED'—Student to take desirable
room in Freer Hall. Call "Buzz" af
ter 8:00 p.m. Phone 3322. 42-It7Pd-GD
FOR SALE—Chair, Oak Swivel Wind
sor back. Call 2824 41-It-pd-GD
WANTED—Passenger to Cornell
game for further information call
Cook 2164. 40-It-pd-GD
DO YOU WANT $55.00? Enter the
football game guessing . contest in
the.Beave Field Pictorial. 39-3t-pdGD
FOR RENT—Two front double rooms.
inquire.at 706 West College ave. or
call 897. 41-It-pd-BB
FOR RENT—For one person large
room with adjoining study. Quiet
Take Dad io_See Jane Cowl's Broadway Success
"FIRST LADY"
Schwab Auditorium, Saturday, October 2, 8:3 , 0 P.M.
Don't Miss the
Collegian Dance
October Bth
Get Your
Collegian Subscription
At Student Union
residence 306 S. Gill a. 37 7 1 t-pd-GD or Phone 2232
FOR SALEClarinette B flat 'almost TYPEWRITERS--All makes expertly
new will sell cheap, 48 Glennland repaired portable • and office ma
apartments. Dial 2183." 38-It-pd-GD chines for sale •or rent. Dial 2342.
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FOR' RENT—Room 210 Freat• Hall.
See Victor Way Room. 110' Irwin
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FOR RENT—Nice room for two see
Mrs. Myrtle Bell, 508 S. Pugh st.,
Friday, September 24, 1937
42-It-pd-GD
ASU To Hold Meting
, The American: Student Union will
hold its first meeting Sunday in room
412, Old Main,- at 2:30 'o'clock.