Page Four
Tracksters Hold Ist
Outdoor Time Trials
------Hampered by the weather and with attendance at piac
tice irregular because of rushing season; the fall track squad
has been tardy about rounding into shape
xpecting slow times and getting exactly what they ex
pected, Coach Chick Werner and Assistant Coach Bob Grieve
Held time-trials ye , terday More trials are scheduled for this
afternoon, weather permitting.
Trials will be held every %semi
from now until the end of the sea
son-which climaxes in a handicai
meet in which every contestant will
have an equal chance of placing
Nick Vukmanic, junior weal
tosser who captured all foul major
collegiate and amateur titles last
has been working out ieg
Marl) Nick is a good man with the
shbt and discuss as well as with I
the javelin
Captain Framer In Shape
Captain Miller Fiaziei, ace tini
lsr-topper on last year's team, is
nurdling into shape along with
Alex Mitchell, mica from the Du-
Bois undergiaduate center, who is
'Arming up exceptionally well foi
46.,,ea11y in the season
y , Assistant coach Bob Glieve, hol
der of the Big Ten 100 yard dash
record, has his handy fi.ll of sprin
-15 this fall Fieshnien speedster.,
me led by Bainev r,mell and Al
Pike Ewell Lancaster High ace,
should be one of the tastes men in
the East this year if one can go
On past perfoincances He formerly
I eld the state interscholastic 100
CATHAUM'
Shows at 1.30, 3 00,6.30, and 8,30
.Complete show as late as 9•05,-p.m.
LAST TIMES TODAY
Clark Gable, Myrna Loy
"Too Hot To Handle"
SATURDAY ONLY
What -- a rumpus on the campug
a hen a koo-koo Governor takes
- _, over a co-ed college,
JohtVaarrymore, George ,Murphy,
_,— Marjorie Weaver, ,
"Hold That Ca-Ed'
--, with 7 , .. N 1
? Joan _Davis'_-. Jack_Haley_
MONDAY and TUESDAY
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"Four Daughters"
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Lane, Gale Page, Claude
Rains, , John .Garfield,' Jeffrey
:Lynn, Dick Fnran.' •
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Matinee Saturday Only ..1.30
Evenings at . 6:30, 8.30
12a - st complete show as late as 9:05
A Return Engagement—
: "Edward G. Robinson
in
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Dr. Clitterhouse"
;;:,_ George O'Brien" '
—in'—,
"The Renegade Rangers"
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F,KALIN'S: . - ~ at 8:00 P. M.
- - -7. , 1 -'' ' ' ' \ i. _ ; New. High School Field
';Men's - S ho p
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. F 71.2 S. Allen St. ' eitera Adm.'6o6 Reserved 78c
yard iccord and has been clocked
at 9 6 seconds for that distance
With every sprinter from last
:,ear's varsity out in uniform, com
petition is already getting tough
berme Kalmanowicz and When
Sutton are in their fourth yeas of
collegiate lompetition and. should
'go to torn " Bill Engel, Paul
Stoller, Bill Cramer, and Bob Mil
:cr are Juniors who saw Ninsiti
set vice last year and who loom as
good bets to make things look in
-eresting on a hundi ad or so yard,
of cinders
Bob Clad., who topped 13 feet
.n the pole vault last spring, has
1 114 heart set on taming his lean d
this yea' Russ Kassa, sophomore
vaultei, is doing ssell and one
ftosh, Joe Bakura, slums promise
with the bamboo
Jimmy Williams and Harty
KJ°llama, last year's cub quintet
half-milers hate repotted fo
practice as hayc Chut.lc McKillips
and John Dabney, transfer from
the Fmett undergradt.ate center.
They art, getting in shape for the
uarter mile clash
X-Country Men
Bolster. Hopes
• For Good Year
(Continued From Page Three)
sparkplug of the team The men
are all behind Charley"
13111 Smith: Frank Menlo, Jim
Hostettler„ Len Henderson and
Herb Nipson hose been perform
lug well as a group with no one
in particular leading and no one
lagging behind •
From past perfoimances, Wer
ner believes that this moult will
prmide a fine nucleus for this
ears Narsity There are several
others who are likely candidates
for the team but it 18 too eatly to
make' itredictions, Werner said
Hare-andhound Chase Today
Werner has planned a hare and
hound chase in order to vary the
practice today Graham Miller,
Marshall' Wagman, a freshman
who has shown up well in practice,
and Pete Olexy, freshman coach
will act. as hares
The idea of the hare-and-hound
race, according to Wm ner, is to
give the runners practice in run
ning on a strange course and to
add enough competition to make
the training sessions, interesting
to all
2-Year Agriculture
Course Has Record
More fieshmen me enrolled in
the two-year agriculture 'couise
this yea] than in any yeas since
192 , Ralph L Watt., dean of the
achool of agriculture, announced
yesterday
Although two years of high
school are sufficient for enhance
to this course, all but one out of
li6 enrolled this year aie hign
school graduates
State College Sheet Metal/Works
GRAVITY WARM AIR HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING
SOLE DISTRIBUTORS OF
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Monet Metal, Aluminum, Copper Zinc, ;id Galvanized
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Women in Sports
The Chiistian Assc elation hike
vhich was postponed last weekend
l-ecause of lain will be held in con
junction with the Women's Recrea
tion Association Outing club hike
this Sunday All those interested
should meet at the Home Ec build
mg at 2 o'clock, September 25
Tlftie will be a mooting of the,
Outing club that afte moon at the
1V R A cabin and a ploglain foe
the others at the C A cabin Re
ti eshments will be seised to every
one at the C A cabin ,
Hockey managers have been
chosen los the coming. yeas They
ale Maigai et E Bas nett '3O, Bette
E Dent '9O, and Mina K. Smith
'4l, Senses, 'lntim an 1 Sophomore
manages s lespectsvely
In case you've been wondering
about the canoe in the Masy Beav
er White Bee'cation Hall, there use
plans afoot to teach the phys ed
classes how to handle one mopes.-
ly It should piece a valuable as
set for those gills prepliing for a
amp job in the summer '
Six Students Have
Perfect 3 Averages
(Continued From Page One)
Rockwell 292 Chemistry and
•
Physics. ederick B Augustine
and George E Inskeep 3, Educa
tion, Ruth H Beach 27, Enginem
ing, Leon Knetz- 2 9,-- Libera I
Ails, Remy J Bailey 282, and
Alinezal industries, Elmer D Long
fellow 2 94
In the'Class of 1941 the leaders
.ue Agricultui e, Ray H. Dutt
281, Chemistry and Physics, Ger
ald B Bready 3, Education, Jane
N Holtzingei 2 78. Engineering,
Jack C Williams 292, Liberal
Ails, Noun= Itacysin and Harris
Preedma - R - 2 91; and illfnersl In
dust, les, Eduaril W Nestor 2 8
Cannel Kohiet topped the two
year agb with an average of 2 75
BULLETINS
(Continued From Page Three)
Orehestia, Room 401, Old Main
7 p
, Small), Thltd Flow, Main Eugi
peering, 7 30 p in
I•'ioth business candidates, Room
ND, Old Main 4 p
Alpha Lauttla Delta, Second
Flom West Lounge, Prances Ath•
et ton Hull, 4 p
TUESDAY
'Annual, Picnic for horticultural
talents, College Greenhouse, 5 30
A S C E meeting, Sigma PI
house, 7 10 p mCE'b and A. E's
invited Refreshments .
I ROLLER SKATE
Every Friday and Sunday
8 till 11
HECLA. PARK
7 Mules E of Bellefonte
' REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
Flour Milling Business and
property consisting of mach•
_lnery, 13 acres, with &acres
of water, and water power
Also excellent possibilities
for fish farm, duck raising,
etc
EUGENE H LEDERER
114 E Beaver Avenue
Dial 4066
PENN STATE COLLEGIAN
Cubs Anxious
To , Scrimmage
With Varsity
(Continued From' Page Three)
I%lille Ted Nemeth continued his
good pet fm mince of the Ns eek by
smearing numerous plays Dom his
guard spot The veterans. Dean
Hanley and Pop lllhsood, tackles,
and Joe Peel, guard, held down
their posts in gi eat style.
On the miming side of the line,
sophomore gumds Frank Platt and
.5101 Wooduaid opened huge holes
for Metro's delayed buck ground
gainei, uhile Toni Vargo, Cro‘er
Washabaugh, Walt Kniaz, and Carl
Slim timid cut (limn opposing
threats from their end and tackle
positions Bernie Briggs bolstered
the middle of the line
The Blues got off to a fast stmt
and tallied curb in the session
m hen Rollins -ran 15 yards off
tackle and Intended to Lloyd Ick
es vale covered 45 yards to the
goal
The Maroons took Toretti's kick
off and predominated the scrim
mage offense until the.. final-play
of the game Metro and Peteis
loped off sufficient gains to chalk
up four successhe first don'ts
After the first-sti lagers suffered
an offside penalty, Metro drove
over hem the 1 •.ard line.
The recovery of a Blue fumble
after a completed pass from Bel
this to Alter, set thestage for Pe
teas to circle left end and dash 40
yards for the Maroon thhd coun
ter Good blocking by backii Dick
Ewalt and John Patrick No 2
paced the way for this sane
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