Friday, April 21, 1931 Stv'aithrrlore . Edges Lacrosseinen,:_7mi ',Lehigh, Pitt Tennis Tcem Par Weekend Deli • Palo:w r en two teams In as in ket wieldek wdL inapgutate their neon agitinq n highly touted Leh!, the kiLtany Valley at 2 10 p rn ' The Baronets 9; enitchaal by Ft! tiattal star. par4ent, .a train asp ,---.4- 4 44 - 4 - 71' At ,,,,,,, , Az4.fit itt ) ''.- l l, I , L ira - COME (301 - OUT!, The neattherr§ fine!' Have 'a genii, - time , - at ' State's 011:41 . , plcitsui:C,spot:: . It's, (hg :1,e, 51 . cure. known for "spring fever."- • Dance every. Saturday , - to the l'slittlini'liin'e. 3 - . 35c, 10Sie'cliai ge Starting • April 2fl' , _ ..., • i . - AUTOPORT . % M,,,,0 9 th of State College eittentioit Junior , Meni and Women r = *I OR BLAZER oilers for, a second shipment, are ialsen.fiy den.nJAnyri . n . l4ms . qecAnpo or, unnsti qm.igg som,q, 4.11 e, sive, of the first Shipment are Orders.lVlu,st PlaCed"by, April 26 • , WiitiDEß YOURS TODAY Price $1.75 , • „ , , , „ , . . , .. ' f• - ... ..:,,„, Op 'NEW SPRING SUITS and SPORTS 'WEAR -' Oranin- • Pressing Repairing . , A Goo4Svviip.: Is a4,Sgre, Cu;e, - tsNqFcy,q" ' • - pni l tj Low, 4a141§ 1 .tyollo . 2sc.chilflr,erit 10c—(Urdey 16) , 6 Swirn.tickets,sl.oo. 'EN cA Pi; ,Itf IiZEFEN , - , --, . 1 " ' ~, , , , ,„ , ~.. ~ . 1111 6.411rN 1., : :. ea, -sr 4 Q II c , , . 4aveake Bay . ~, ~,, ,- '4, , • ,- ; :...,. r ,,--.,-', , ~ . ~. , : ! - " , c T • , ~ ~' :' , i, , ," ", :'7., • ' ' '.. .' '' , ,- , Ile , ' 1 Mei' ,i , ''' „,. 0, _ ~ . . ~....,,,....„.._,..,, ~.., ... ..: ...„.c.„., ,,. ,... ir z00K24-,m4RKE ._, ~f , : - : , .,,c , ,,.ti 0 5,; e 7 4 _, ?,,,,,,,,, ~ •,,,.. i'v,- - , ? , .., , ,,, , , , ; , :, 7.+1,:, _.,, ~,•••_ ~ ' '''''''''''': ' Dial 79r'' ''''' ' ' alp , days, Penn Slate's varsity lae home season' it 4 p.m 'this 'after -411 team Pitt's Panthers will invade Isimoirowin the ether 'entoimter, '. it( 'Met cur, .fmtner top making 9p irciapy strong in the first three ipoaqions" Cant 'Cilia it Stetson, Paul lintholoinev, and sophomore MillVill Kantiowiti, twice con. clamor of Mac Weinstein int Jun: f‘ - '— • i i. , ior competiti o n , uic t h e outMand ing Players, In last year's match, Capt. Al Itirdebiandt, topped the Lehigh , leaddr in straight sets 5-2, 8-6, Ilp!vever, is,littanymen Qail At:- beig sufpred a GA, 6-0, defeat by, Iliat tholomew in this math won 1,1, Lehigh 5-3 t , lipt-ls , Unknown Quantity , ' Lcd by Captain Joe Kiitafek, Pitt Willrieturn to Lion tennis bat : tre's an nnk'newn qu.intity The Panthers hnie' been, lima, (int' in lit evmusly - scheduled matches and' call be judged 'Only on past sea. ; son's perfOimences, which haven't , been too iniMessive, ' , _ Extra' . . Gambling Na.w. Legal', Money Will Re Rowing atthe "ACRICULTURAI MONTE-CARLD"'--, ' the. annual ' 'AG FROLIC CAMPUS , OWLS ; Tickets at Student lin , apn,or Ag. Student' coup ell Members. Dancing 9 - 12 MMMiii 04rnet Tally In Last 4 Minutes,Breallss Tie As Lions- Drop Third A gentleman rirnecl_Coffin buried Penn Slate's hopes With foui minutes to go and the score tied at 6-6, Coffin of, Swimthmore lanoched himself into a mob of stickmen before the Lion goal. There was a scramble, a block-- - and tie_ ball liourided into thc net for the winning Swarthmore I'. I tally.• The play thrnaxecl a hat d fought,' battle The MU:my:nen eznly ~coring thluct, Cal4ninoskeiy chilling up goal numbel one an the fist in n ate of. play Minutes later, zi neat Ritter to' 13ucer'' to Coslyety Play vent the Pellet damn 'hooting pact ha gnalie growl this point the Sival la erossei s mewled to , swap goals lin ~ ee-saw struggle Coffin of 'Swarthmore Berne'Cramer, White ,of, Swarthmore, Bart Buiei, and, / .I)2nnelly of Swarthmore took i ture'4 scoring to give the' 1.10114 a one -point edge at the half • Ott Wuenschers tally einly in the third quai ter was set by4wo Swarthmoie goals, and the score was tied. at 5-5 State chalices' looked rosy as Big Gem ge gatet swished the ball into, the. net to put the locals again in the lead, going into the last Triune A,' few minutes of, cautious play here and the game would have , been in' the well-known sack But never did, Liorl' sticlAandling and , passing show up to 'less advan ,l hake Capitalizing SW) 1 y on Lieaks, the Carnet stick-swingers lied up the contest on Donnelly's goal, and, took Lthe lead . as Coffin tallied A lust futile Nittany ittempt :mill last year's , 7-1! victory rind begs exactly le vel S2ll llnsuceeggful in three slants, a State team Which has thus fin failed to perform mem ilmg to its notentialitie9- voll 'make' Anothei „tab at the win column tomomow The Nittanyme'n will fare Penn MI ,New })raver Field al 2 p m The 'hnrups: Kenn Slate Swaribmord G ebo meek _________ DeguLN _• Guam G Smilh Rate' —____ -Snyder _Wuemehel _ „___ Donnelly SA__ _ Genthei White FA - Dte,er _ KraitentnadA till s._ Caery‘ 13tiidd 'DI, _ De Falco _ dale Goalq• Penn Stnte—Coskely 2, IbUtil, Creme', Wtien,chel • thinme—Ppnpf:lly 1, 2, White 2 State _ _ 2 2 1 1--6 11SWIII iIIMOIe _ _ 1,, 2 2 2-7, Gridders I ( s.oxjAl. Inti fin:. vacation 'with the'lolldwing teams plan. ng 'in, this aide, Bad nunton—Mac' Hall, CM 0; Grange, ' Ping pong—Kappa Alpha Theta, Thit'Q; Theta; 'inpi—Theta Phi Alpha, Mac non, 'Ulf Omega Class basebll, began Monday. All , ychedules `hie posfeein the locker room of, 'White Hall ` and :each team musk lin4e ten women ready on' the field at 4 IL, on the giteie' IS defaulted; Mit rains the game will be iihiyed in the White gym 'Apt 11 '29 is the date of the an ' nual High Seltia , Play" Pay, to 'which are invited 'alumnae of ';Point Slate and; fintr or five of 'thengirl:: A tour of the Omni's, 111116 h, Old,' Main, gameli In, ; tWhitO and an , overnight:loP Ito the W'R A cabin are scheill ; i:led i fei the day. , 'rune llpskins chail•man of IBlpy bay with!, thejollowing coa -1 jrnittaos' helping het Invitations— Willy' Tame, campus tour=l3ei tie ;Wright; Bet t oMithett and Min'we ' King; , clabin=tlplse , food—lielen , AEI finis ; place caids=P,am Wood and. Ruth Bpi ken ; blanket,.— 'tAlbmta ,Shtlttei and , Mui lel , ' Eng leke, lSch4riti On Olyni - Pie, Boxing Committee Carl' E, Schott, dean of, the ,school, oT r ithysiehl • eduention • and aihleties; has been' named a:'mem her 'of the Olympic Boxing-Corn p'rutteo. Dr ;.Schott is alien" mein , ;1160y:the , NCBA' Committee and, ItivaSco ; lV make Riley, • Collep, sport's publicity head, Of: lthe, 1,4111 h Collegiate Boxing Rule j OlymlnciCommittee. is pick ed by Professor Owen; of Stan ford University„ PENN STATE COLLEGIAN Cub, Ter;nis►nen Celt ; Ist &Wuled Seappm' ANqin , sl., RLLL *ay, 13, This , tearn So: the fast time, Penn State will be iepieseated by n icpular Ge,,hninn temp% Lenin 'The geit , on will open May 1 with the' Pitt yeal hogs Id home and will allo include a match (lelty,bui k" Little Bullet , : May 29 amay , Manage) Paul (lea, announced yeuteiduy that no pi act , ces will be held until the Lout t, aleconditioned. INI-jlall Begins in. 2 Leagues All local :ntramural sports leagues forming for spring corn , petition must_ submtt their sae. doles to "Bud" Smyser, in care of the Collegian, 313 Old Afain, in ordeetc be _lncluded! in ultra-' mural sports. write ups With two local mmhball loops getting the jump on College-span ,,ot eil competition, spring intt a nimal spin is got unilemoy the, u eel. College inti mum ils will ,tai t May i Two gainec 11l the, RennAllen muslihall loop wets lamed out in the eaily inning', Tuesday nftei noon, and ten! competituni ihiltnot begin 'until venter day' when tiim, games wete. played' Results were Ina in as the Collegian went to mess Fraternities in the loop me Dolt t Theta Sigma, defending champions, Phi Sigi'Un Knpnn, Pjp Sigma Delta, Theta Chi, toil Phi !Sigma Delta • - - • anniis Organizos Schedule Meantime, the Gamin, mush !) ill le agate mganived a sch.lol4 ir two fve-game °unit}, the film to begin Aforiday, and, the seunpl l r, half to ,tart. 'Lay '1 A tan ee-game, play-off r beDtcen, the ro,t; and ,seZl ond half, (haymow, 'May, 2;5, .1 cori gokig to the Nyle r er" - Ft alternate, in t h e loop aro' - 'irate Nu 'Phi, Gamma Delta, Al= Zeta, 1?ln Dplt. r Theta, Similar IL 'Chi, and BMA Thpt.a P;r, set Por Orld Intro- 114404*trApfd,B,oille To, 'Re Ployed Tornorrciw Ny.di a long and ly3 fin the itioql, pi eductive ~ . - e limmige held Wed ne,duy afternorm :ind a good tt oiLout on defensiNe dull. last Sam dev, Boh Lan grdileti . y once mole to play then SCC- And inila-kquO, glum; !Omni rin't afteinoon on Nen Reeve' field, if weathin condttions it a favorable ' 'The chills held 0117 11t.t week have pouted out moic and mote that the s'eletlion of a next yew's' (list stung is going to ben man problem, Few pasitions on' the varsity eleven seem ceitain and as It appeals now, Lion foothaß t fans may see a lot of new face', in the lineup when the Iliggmsmentake the field next fall Captain Spike Alter and; , 0ph . 02.1 'mole Tom Vamp, seem to Bold the aside 'back fm the Rust stung,l tolis, Omagh 'Gil Rad eh& and Clovet WaQMlmugh may push Mimi man fmL he: pos.'' atop Tackle Battles Hot The wee foi the tackle pose. `lions finds Call. Stravmski andt , iPiank Platt fighting' it out with bruising Fieshmen Mike Galina. , 'ski, and Leinmid 101. Ile close an 4 d.anything may happen berme game time nest fall. Tumor Ted Nemeth and Wade Moii are holding ,doWn the fast string guard ,lots at the mescal. and, look like the'best pair on the souadl:' Hinvevdr, F rd'tibm e n Vaughn Evans and Dean Setti4' may come 'up fast. with a little (mac' e•spet 'once They'le both' big, tough and it . At Centel, Leon Gojecki seem, do be the safest man on the lint eleven "gajeck" is playing the ;type of genie which Lion followers will remember him for in tleZtt,' I fracas last season, hind-charging,, 4mishinidefeicsiVe play and suie ',pa:ssini offensive work.' ,t In the backfield the toughest ;problem' looms. CompetitiOn for, :the. wingbaelc, post is wide open, tViith Ctaig_White' and,Dick Ewalt' tgetting a lot oarouble from fresh men Larry Eigentouch and Len Krause] Eigenrouch. is fast but Between Thle Lions By HERB CAHAN, Sparls rditor Covering the Riad: 'We've been kept nut of these columns for so long , iecause at ciowded conditions, vacations, etc (not that we minded being forced into inactivity—"dog (toys" ale approachin', and, "the fe- Wo" is shout on us) that the wintet sport season puttered out with no ai tomment limn this portal of sundry State sports squibs --mul so it is . going to rem ion, sans comment IV, in a deveiate attempt to catch up mall the current w hile end before we hid cow retrospective adieu to this column one week hence, I%e sent our agents out amongst the spring couching .gentry to hail out what the immediaCe future had in .Ido I'm us liet .. o was the question "Upon wh it, do you believc, does the CIICLP9S of youi lentil depend thl , , senson?"_ The question, l helm ¢allY tinnple enough, not the loam. hit Iteiefor iiiotint with nosmbilit,es, went the rounds I ml Berkfli Co Wei !lei to Thiel! to Iluthei ford to Roethke nod Chen heel. here 11411111 with whit ever it had uttumulated, ItASEIMI e I. JOE BEDENK reluctantly contributed "flood hitting and good pitching—l, could tell vim better after the sea son is (Av.: though " ue enough, lee, any team could use .1 coca ',nation of those. twe 'repellant itigi Micas. Samuel Thomp son (The lied Reaper) Watts tinned in a nifty three-hitter against Wi.stce , n Maryland last week, and Mild Bill Neal with Sophomme "find" Jimmy ,Richardson should, round out a compe !Cat Inirlii!fr trio T he n all that will be necessary, Joe, will be for Eliuhe, GOlespie, Wrigley, Gates, and Alenile to start swat ting the ball a' thee really can FELLOW "JOURNALIST" CHICK WERNER was a bit mme long winded. "Right now it lord, as if our Success thin sea ,nn will depend upon the strength and weaknesses of our oppon ents If we atie to have a succes , ful season, oui, mainstays, Cap tain Millet Fla/IPI, Nick Maule, Len fPfrlPl son, Bill Smith, Bob Clunk, and Will Sutton will have to he on top and continue to improve Theie will have to he a general itn oveinent nn )he leq of the squad and development oft the sopho nun es'nuiy make o f Meals the team" That's enough for us Chick (and the teasel) fin _the "Fellow Journalist" tag was an interest ing at tide on ja‘.4 , lin thiowing and Vulitinnic mitten for a re cent 1,410 of Scholastic Cinch magame) NICK THIEL was nabbed after hit, InFrossers had Ipst their, thud stiaight to Swat (Imola, a 7 6 heart-breakei, Wednedav .ifteinoon, which mav account fm the following , . "Sacce.;s 'de pends on mole piactice We are two weeks behind now. If the boys get enough pi wilco and come along fast enough in stick handling ue in iv have a fairly successful sea Son yet But we're oil to .1 bad start" And ain't it the truth, but' it's a plenty tough molding succe ssful ful teams f t tom Ilse riw, ragged material af t raided laci osse coach 'BURLY 808 RUTHERFORD, a little putiled, kicked in %%Ali "That~ kind of tough question—it depends upon wheth ei they shoot good enough The team is pretty balanced and; we should make a pietty good shimlog this year" All we can say is: What manner of male is this—a coach and an optimist! TUBBY TED ROETHKE, ve bard, and latest adflition to the Leachinfi wail, about "the weather Wrth deC.ent wea- the. we should break - even " said, The'odpre, we'll, my our proyer-t plus-the hope that you. better men play as-they aro able (Jtist an nil-side dig, .esultmp from a tale we hearit about. the "hcst" man on the squad) Whah all leaves us sort of "thmed up" and upn! for the sun to hi val, thi ough fot keeps Afklendq: It tomes ba us, 11l a second-hard fashion, that Sully, Nlpholi,, last ye-Ws thtce-spott great, is now cawn hug in the outfield fm ittaton and, helm e we fp, get to tell a sem et, hack finale , m , Nev. - .Toisey they call Malan' Charley Speldrl, "Chuck" two mole 1 , 41 es and we won't babel Von Ilwrpore . mud we ieceive one fan leLtet u 4eeini to Lick a little experience , in getting started from offen,ive formation, Ilm d blot It: tig Sam Hopla le.ids the field .it the blocking, post and has been tut naig in some bril -1 hunt work, especially, in down field blocking Freshmen Bill Deb lei. 'and Bill Geam hint are not too fair: behind to beat the sophomore eitt for this slatting notch. "Pi nimbly the closest duel on the sound is being waged at theup hail{ post between veteran Lloyd Ickes and "Big Bill" Smelt?, freshman back Though Smelt/ has more all-around ability than Ickes, the ,maws experience may win this post fm him Smelts is big and fast, and is one of the best iiiple-threat prospects to perform for the Lions in many years 'ln , the tailback competition, Chuck Peters holds the edge over freshman Pepper Petrella, who has been coming up fat in the past few sessions Peters Is run- ning the ball with his customary slipperiness, but A" weak defen siifely. Veteran Steve Rollins can be counted on for a lot of "spar pliig" service but not for fulltime ddty, because of his slight build' 'Coach Bob Higgins said early in the , Week that there is a possi bility:tlfat a spring game may be pliiyed with Scranton University next Saturday, though definite plans have not been completed. quo(' T ilt BUSBY SAYS "Your tenon. indicate your ~ .hou to be grlatevt. collegiate ' , how in the li'ma Will have re pot tot I het e "—nandown Bugle "Ant %ending nee reporter In row t our all College "—Gut terwash Carlte "If Penn Strte alltlatett are un longer he there 4atttr tiny night "—lll Ceterman, Philly paper. "floe's chancey for a comp, Ilimby 9 "—mv gal frau 'flee uhii I'm mire all excited , what uith all this fan an d staff, Don't know whether Wreck Ilnll mill ho able to hold all the people tomm row night—of - mum you know at 7 30 tomorrow night the "Big Top" opens. And maybe you don't think I'm not worried about making that for mal .appearance. Just yesterday I raido the Thespian stock room ror some'Sort'of, hn you recognize me Anyhow. I'll see you there So long A Fair To Hold Sports School America's sport-loving youth will,bave a school all'its own at the New York World's Fair 1039 Instructors will be the country's leaders in baseball, ipokhall, track, ;field i and boxing. The "school term" Weeds front the, owing, of the Pair, April''3o, to Octobe: 31 MAY WE PRESENT . . The New PALM REACH SUIT MEN'S APPAREL 146 SOUTH ALLEN STREET "WHY DO COLLEGE MEN PREFER PALM BEAC SUITS AND SLACKS TOR 7:1133 TEN ISEST statements of c " words or less answering the above qu tion, the Goodall, Company will , aw. '25 • Visit, your local,Palm Beach store. Sec the new . suits, slacks and formals. Ask the salesman to show you their, unique features Then address . the Contest"' COMpany, Cincinnati, Ohio—a statement not over 50 worgs long, telling, what specific features of the new 1939 , Pahl? Beach suits and slacks nßpeal,ro.you as a college man. The ten best answers 11,11 be'lentnrfled as follows FIRS:r i AWARD, SECOND AWARD : : THIRD AWARD . FOURTH AWARD SIX AWARDS EACH OF DUPLICAIII AILARIn IN VINT OP VIS Only men duly enrolled in a recognised American college or University are eligible l.tters must Ix postmarked not later than May -il—and must tontain your i:ollege, dust Jod name of your favorite dothier. Winners will ht. notified by mail after Jutn itb, so he sure to state your inadint, iddri_ss as of that date Selections by Contest I door will bind,Lompany and contestants ElltrlC..s, (Ontents and ulLas dierun be come property of 00 , 0DA , LL COqIPANY • CINCINNATI, OHIO $lOO, ;50 ;25 $l5 $lO 'W./ 7 21.14m 7Ji<tch d _ _
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