'Friday, September ’29, 1939 Nittany Gridders Enter Final Week Of Practice Soose Defeated In Comeback Bout '' The ring comeback of Hilly Soose, Lion* boxing stoi two yeaiß ago, was toinpoinrily ut a halt to dnj or the middleweight tested the right hand he injuied again In los ing an itnpojntliii decision to George Abiants, of Washington, l> C„ in Pitt u bnrgh last Monday night j , t However, most newsmen at the ‘ringside gave four rounds to Soose, two to Abiants, and culled two even Fans booed the decision foi .several minutes KEYS MADE SCHILLING *10,000.00 $ FOR NAMES! 1/fi WANTED A N AME-a name to take the placs'of “portable" for the New Royal l Stop mat any store where Royal Portables are sold, obtain your Pree Contest Entry Blank i Pill it out,* mail it! There's nothing , £{J'l,tobuy_. .'.it cost? nothing'to,enter. £ fpitst, prize, tional'awards. Dorft deity—entertth'" rfuy/Contestclosesearly next month. ~~ SEE. OUR SELECTION ' , y, ROYAL TYPEWRITERS / STOP IN FOR A FREE ENTRY BLANK METZGER'S “ 'LET ‘us TELL YOU ALL ABOUT ’ |-< |{ 1’ ' ROYAL’S $lO,OOO NAME CON r CORNER ROOK SHOP i* ‘ J . /v , , COR COLLEGE AVE AND PUGH STREET i Between The Lions Bob Wilson Help Clollie The Lion Until two o’clock yesterday afternoon I fiimly believed that my only missiori'in life was to help, in my own small way, m the crusade: against coeds who wJai red nail polish - „ y \ But f at two o’clock, as I said, my eciand in life was radically ie-1 vised It was a big-guy named Warien Elliott who 1 found oui latei,' was Charlie Speidel’s "heavyweight wiestler, that did it. pi course j Elliott’s enormous shoulders and bulging biceps had nothing to do with : influencing my recantation It was the quiet, convincing way ho talked j ''“lt’s .about this lion skin we’re trying to got,” Elliott started “We need $2OO foi the thing and so fai all we’ve taken in is about $32 “Now if every student in school would donate just one nickel to the cause,” the big man went on, “we coulci get_the;-thmg m time foi Alumni Homecoming” Elliott tipped, me confidentially that George Donovan, Student Union manage!*, had submitted a personal check for down payment on the skin —a gesture'that well deserves mention here He also said that' Frank Buck, who is head-hunting somewhere in darkest Africa *4- at the |.resent, has already been dispatri ed to drop everything ard bring back, as soon' os possible, one Swe 42 lion v . At ilrs point, when Elliott be gan to talk about darkest Africa, Frank Buck, head-hunters, etc and the whole affair took on an ntmospnere of adventure,' I immed iately tnrew away the torch I had been bearing foi natural noil pol ish and took up the cry for “a nice big shaggy lion skm to wrap this fellow Yfettstone in ” Seeing that I had caught the spirit of the movement, Elliott be gan at once to pump me full of information, the most of which had not even the remotest connection with the drive to get a counterfeit Ntttany Lion Judging fiom the way bo talked, the new lion suit will have just about everything but a rctiactable landing,gear Movable ears, movable tail, mov able eyes, movable tongue . nothing has been oveilocked Tn fact, if I may quote Elliott just once more, even the Pitt Panthei in all its glory will look like a shabby alley- cat alqng side this King Df Beasts ' And now for that short plugga -100 Ponn State, needs a Nittany Lion like Sally Band needs a fan So 'lets all -chip in and “Help Clothe The Lion ” ,P S ; t‘ still hate led nai 1 polish l \ Impressions and Reflections 1 “That the"bnnexation of, Glenn dand' Ppnl by the College was a mighty clever transaction That Maitv McAndrews’ cub eleven will be even -bit as good as last year’s team, if not bettei . That all but two of States grid opponrnts will open ‘.h'*ir seasons' this weekend Penn end Cornell ore the two'ex ceptions" That the additional 4,000 seats wh'ch.h&ve been tacked on the east bleachers of New Beav er Field is the most optimistic pre season grid note' that has been struck vet . That Frank “Pig skin Preview” Wallace tcitainly played things cagey with Penn State’s unpredictable Lions in his recerit Sat Eve Post article Wall ace wiote just eleven words* “Bob Htggins is supposed to have a win ner' ar Penn State ” What else Smailliw’s Selections Colgate over, N. Y U. , " p , So Carolina over Catholic U Clemsdn iover~ Tulane , - Wake' Forest over No. Carolina Mississippi over L S. U ' Rice over Vanderbilt' 1 Notre Dame over Purdue * So Cat over Oregon Stanford over Oregon State Washington over Pitt » could the man have said 9 . That lacrosse coach Nick Theil is a, much happier man since the last-'' minute return to school of his co captam, Bart Buser . . . That no- jYom here who saw Billy Soose luse to George Abrams at Pittsburgh Monday night seems to know whether the former Lion welterweight champ looked good oi bad in bowing . . That within a fortnight it will be announced that Penn> S'ate will become a charter member in a small ice hockey lea "gue which will be foimed this win ter . That despite the fact that I there will be only two seniors in- Bill Jeffrey’s 1930’varsity soccer hnc-up, the Lion footers, who open againsr Gettysburg tomorrow', will go .undefeated for'their seventh btraignt season And if that’s not sticking • my , neck out, ‘then I haven't got a neck." - > ' 1 -AT PENR STATE dFolfmal 123 W Nl V I’AMY AVENUcI. ML ROOMS WITH RUNNING WATER 'Thermostatic Heat,, Quiet Atmo-, sphere, and Scrupulously, Clean.V PENN STATE COLLEGIAN Practice Run For Harriers Tomorrow ‘Sophomore Team Is One To Watch’—Werner By ED HALL A three mile practice iace, de signed to give Coach Chick Werner an Idea of how his charges are shaping up, w;lll take the Nlttany crosscountry team ovei the Col lege golf couise tonionow, as the Lion hill'unrl daleia begin to gird theii minor in pieparation foi'the opening meet against Manhattan next Saturdav A sophomore team composed of last yeai’s fieshman ciosscountry aces will battle with a team com posed of Senior and Junior mem bers of the varsitv squad in an at tempt to take top honors for the dav In n warm up meet inn last Mon da} Bill Smith showed the same speed that made him Eastern IC4- A champion last year, when he paceil othei memheis of the var sitv squad to victor} Len Hendei son tan second in the lace and Captain Frank Maule placed third Watch 'Sophomores—Werner As the piactice season lounds 1 out, howevei the sophomoie mem heis of the squad are the ones to watch according to Conch Weihei. “Don’t foiget that the sopho mores weie Fieshman TC4 A cham pions last yeai and when that can be said about a bunch of hois, you can untlei stand theii impdrtance to the team,’’ Wernei said Gym Call Issued Gymnastics Coach Gene Wett stone today issued n call foi all candidates foi the varslly and gymnastics teams All hspiiants to eithei team me re quested to lepoit to Bee Hall at 4 15 p m Tuegdn} 4nv student-s who have no pie vious experience but would like to txv out foi elthPi squad aie urged to report, Wettstone said The Middle'Ameiican Research Institute of TulaiiP Univeisity is conducting ( a * campaign foi funds to leproduce on'llib Tulane cam pus the great Muyu .pyiainid in Mexico ' r - ‘ . ‘.‘l’M ONLY A NICKEL.' Some places I ' don’t count for much. But put me in a public telephone and I can save you time and trouble. I can help you . get the assignment, make a date, plan a trip, or do some shopping. In fact, some people say that a five- cent telephone call is the biggest bargain in town!” j " 1. THE BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA HigginsDropsHuddle System On Lion Team Lineup'Uncertain For Bucknell Game; 6 Lion Foes Open Slates This Weekend By DICK PETERS Fiom now on it'll be polish, polish, polish for4ho Nittnnv Lion giid men as lhey swing into their last week of drills pi lot to next Satnidav’s openei with Bucknell on New Beaver Field f( > tenly this week sow n revolutionaiv change lake place in the Lion’s football habits Conch Higgins has,eliminated the huddle system of calling plays, putting in its place the calling of plays fiom tunning for mation 4 , vet the complete Htarting lineup foi next week's inaugural is not definite Captain Spike Alter and Tom Vargo look set foi the end blots, with Frank Platt, Carl Stiavinski, and Whit Knloz still fighting it out foi the tackle posts Mike Garbinski and Wade Moil will probably be the choices at guard Snapper hack will definite lv lie Leon Gajecki At the pienent the staitlng back field looks like Llovd Ickes at full back, Chuck Peters at the tailback spot Johnny Patilck at the block ing post and Sophomore Len Krouse on the wing Krouse has been 011 Bequest, practical use. Equipment By DUXBAK Page Three Campus Designer Dies In New York j Word has hppn jpcpUpi! here ot tbe death on RpptembPi IS of Chailes Nassau Low ilp 70, engin eer nml landscape .nelillpct who] made the fust Imsii «iiulyof plan 1 * for tbe detelopment of the College) campus l He died hi New City at the end of a piolesslonal (areer whirh! included the design of manv im-f portant piojetls In the New York/ metiopolitnii .ne.i, among these! the Imptoted Rheislde patk and] p.nt of the Woild's Fair gtnunds | University of Kansas students! voted fot a new type of queen—i they elected an intelligence queen,? Shows at - - - 6 30, 8 30 Complete Show as Late as 9 05 LAST TIMES TODAY “Four Feathers” (In Technicolor) SATURDAY ONLY Charlie Chan at Treasure Island’' With Sidney Toler ' Pauline Moore Wally Vernon MONDAY TUESDAY “DAUGHTERS COURAGEOUS” with JOHN GARFIELD Priscilla Lane Rosemary Lane Lola Lane Gale Page Claude Rains ed for Huntsman’s vest lined with carti Idge pockets i % I 1 i K S State College