Page Ten Nittany Soccermen Seek Seventh WELCOME, CLASS OF’43 Meet the Crowd at SKYTOP Penn State’s Most Popular Dance Spot WELCOME, CLASS OF’43 NASH SALES AND SERVICE and GENERAL REPAIRING ECKIEY OARAGE 116 McAllister street STORAGE LUBRICATION PAINTING 7he ANCHORAGE Cornier Atherton and Re^yer ROOMS-SHOWERS HOME COOKING WELCOME, CLASS OF’43 ATHERTON STREET SERVICE STATION 215 SOUTH ATHERTON STREET FEATURING AMOCO GAS + + + Complete Lubrication Service Washing and Tire Repairing H CLAY MUSSER, Proprietor " ' DIAC 3869 SAUERS’ The CoUeqe Man’s Shop For Thirty-three Years We Have Been Selling College Boys’ Up - to - Date Men’s Furnishings and Clothing If This Is Your First Year at Penn State, We Invite You to Yisit Our Store WE WILL SAVE YOU MONEY SAUERS’ 109 SOUTH ALLEN STREET STATIONERY - You WiU Enjoy Trading at DRAWING INSTRUMENTS _ NOVELTIES The Corner Book Shop . ROYAL TYPEWRITERS ■ , ' RENTAL LIBRARY J e. b. morkis, Prop. , STUDENT SUPPLIES | Corner College Avenue and Pugh Street - - ' .Jfejijß . -X- , • - ‘ - . . FORT On Your Way To Penn State Stop at HUNTER PARK SERVICE STATION ,, * 1- ' J ' ' ' Lion X-Country Outfit Faces ‘Suicide Schedule’ “The toughest schedule we have ever attempted,” says Coach Chick Werner. The Nittany Lion cioss-comltiy aggregation will em bark upon a “suicide schedule” this tall when they encounter Manhattan, Michigan State, Pittsburgh, and Syiacuse. The first three teams on the schedule finished first, second, and third, 1 espectively, m the IC4-A cioss-country competition a,t Van Cortland Park, New York City, last fall. Yet the outlook Is far fiom hope-f + + + less If one lecalls that powei house outfit which remained undefeated in dual competition Inst season and scored smashing \ictoiies o\ei Pittsbmgh, Syracuse Man hnttan, and Lehigh Lehigh. which has scoied on the Lion harriers since Chick Werner took o\pi, lias been diop* ped in favoi of the stionge Or angemen from Syracuse Maule To Lead Team Two of the outstanding men re taining from*last year’s squad will he Captain-elect Frank Maule and “Wild Bill” Smith. TC4-A cham pion Maule is a steady mnuei who can ahva>s be counted upon to be in the thick of the fight at the finish and who 1 will give the harriers the t>pe of a leader that will inspire them to victoiy Bill Spilth, a junioi, has pi oven himself to he the best harrier in Eastern collegiate competition Bill was fteshman IC4-A cham pion, and last fall as a sophomore, he again captiued the individual IC4-A title. Coach Werner is counting heav ily on Maule and Smith, but there are some strong holdovers from last year’s squad who are not as sensational as the former two, but who are steady, consistent run ners, and they will piobably show plenty befoie the season is over They aie Graham Millei, Herb Nipson, Bon Hostetler, and Leu Henderson, if the lattei i etui ns to school From a freshman cross-country squad which ran away with the National Collegiate crown will come Herman Goffbeig, Haiold Kotz, Arnold Olsen, Harold Thiel, .George Harrison, and Alex Bour gerie The freshman team lost a ! versatile harrier and trackman in Earl Buckwalter who has accept ed an appointment to the U S Jjlaval Academy The cross-country squad lost two stellai perfoimers via the giaduation route in. Captain Char ley Pierce and Johnny Strange, but capable men are coming up who should be able to make up for the loss Vukmanic, Ewell Attain Glory During Summer Not satisfied with then accomplishments duiing the reg ular track season, track captain-elect Nick Vukmanic and the sensational Negro freshmap, Barney Ewell, continued to dis regard track and field records as they scaled new heights in national competition during the summer months, Vukmanic, a gentleman who hurls the spear with such distance and accui acy that would make Af rica's chief head-hunteis bow in admiration, captuied thud place in the N. C A. A. meet at Lin coln, Nebraska Nick successfully defended his Penn Relay title on Franklin field last Apul, where as a sophomoie he hurled the javelin to set a new Penn Relay record of 223 feet 10% inches Last yeai Nick was handicap ped by a soie arm thioughout the legular season, but even this did not stop him fiom remaining close to the top m lus specialty. Nick holds the Penn State fresh man and varsity records in the javelin event, and he is also quite experienced in the discus and shot put events Concerning Mr Ewell, he has lun the 100-yard event m 96 no PENN STATE COLLEGIAN ‘CHICK’ WERNER Werner Honpred JBy N.C.A. j Track, X-Country|&ik Mix with the Athletes and Coaches , at Graham’s ~ SIX : MILESIfI NORTH t)il| HARRISBHIM Thursday, September 7;XC93!