’43 PSCA Meeting Tonight
A combined < social get-togethei
of the PSCA freshman groups will
be held tonight''immediately fol
lowing the meetings of the two or
ganizations.
i The Forum will hold election of
offers at its meeting whil? the
Freshman Men’s Group will hold
nominations for officers -
r o m m’s
Opposite Old fll.im - State College
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Schwab Auditorium
Frosh
Nittany Cubs
Seek 2nd Win
In Red Game
26 |To Make First Trip;
Lineup Remains Intact
' Nudged out 7 to G Saturday by
a nifty Syracuse cub eleven, Penn
State’s flashy Freshman grid edi
' tion will change partners with the
[ varsity this week-end whon they
I tackle a weighty Cornell yeailing
squad at Schoellkopf Field tomoi
iow afternoon Mnv the outcome
be different
> X went y*six Nittany Lion young
sters left by r bus this morning for
the IGO mile'jaunt to Ithaca The
some eleven which soundly'trounc
ed Pitt two weeks ago and which
outplayed Syracuse last Satuulay,
wiU have the job of avenging the
varsity's ignominous licking by the
Big, Red when they battle their
jnnlois tomorrow ' „,
i ' Same Lineup Slated
} Only possible change in the
sinning lineup’of the last two fia
cases i« at centei whei e Kiskl grad
Bob Brooks may replace flu strick
en John Tessierf The same back
fleld of .Ventresco, Weaver, Brown,
and Rice is slated to start, while
ends Bob Davis and John >Egli will
remain on the flanks of the Lion
juggernaut.- Joe Marcusiand Ken
Schoonover will open ’at tackle,
while Bob Perugini and Bill Hhmil
ton will be in at guard
Cornetl Strong
Available information fiom the
Little Bed camp indicates that
jWhile Penn State CAN beat Cor
nell, the going will be mighty hard
Two 195 backs, /Phil - Goldenberg
and John Bonarek, iform the nu
cleus of the hefty Beai* cub eleven
As.if this were not enough concen
tinted biawn, the Cornell Bureau
of Vital Statistics announced the
line aveiages 198 pounds
Special Train May Run >
From N.y.C. To Army
A “Penn State Special” to**
' transport students and, alumni'
from. New York City ;to\West'
4 Point for the Army-Penn State
- game, November ,18, is now be
. ing conSi'dered'by’ the New’York
% Central System ■,
hr ‘ -The' tram"* would* leave' West ■
42hd York, at 11 10 A
? a v m and hrnve atjWest Point.
about 12.30 p.' m. Buses 'will '
~meet the train at the station and ,
cany occupants to the stadium
, All traffic and parking hazaids
would thus be avoided - r
Students, faculty, or alumni'
interested in using the special *
train should ‘Sign their names
at ,Student Union desk before '
next Tuesday > '
Gridders Battle Cornell Away Tomorrow
' Intramural
Tlia PrJlncfinri QtiAftc Sportiight |
me ouuiLo
**“ round and the fraternity league
' beginning the second round
, i." V • i ■■ -1 ■ ■■ i ■»■■■ in . . 1.1. -■■-I ; ■ ■■■ i—" the defending champions, Delta
PAGE THREE PENN STATE COLLEGIAN Friday, October 27, 1939 Chi, has already been defeated m
- i - * ... > a dose contest with Delta Upsilon.
- -- —, # j ... || # The latest scores are as follows
Between The Lions let's peel this orange Gndwaiiopmgs Cl^, —
KJLIIVU.iI I lIL klUllU • » /Vo run Chicago age Delta Tau Delta defeated Al
r> i pha Sigma, 7-0 Chi Phi defeated
Paver Declares Phi Ka w ,a - 2 downs 10 1
a Poie „ liy Society defeated Penn
Haven, 13-0 Clovei Club defeated
Pine and While Club, default.
Watts Hall A default'd Joidan,
7-0 Locust Lane Lodge defeated
Atheiton Sticet Dorm, 1 (list
down to 0 Lion Club defeated Boi
land Silver Stieak, overtime pei
iod-gieatei vaulage Fan mount
Hall defeated Anchorage, 1 hist
down to none B K B Club de
feated Penn State Club, 1 fust
down to none
Boh Wilson
Penn State’s football Lions will
leave for Syracuse this morning'
with just two objectives in mind
1 To hand the Big Orange elev
en d lacing similar to the one ad
ministered here last year And,
2 To seive critics of their foot*,
ball ability an uproarious merry
lm-hn , * ,
• Provided they click in-one par
ticular department, I firmly believe
they will achieve both ends I re
fer, of course, to State’s blocking
—the one cylinder in the Lion ma
chine that has been missing con
«picuously so far this season
If State’s blocking even comes
near approaching the blocking
peak that was reached against
Syiacuse last season, a Lion tri
umph seems almost assured k
Peters Again?
' Chuck Peters, a victim of cir
cumslances v this season, wa 1
cumstances this s.eason, wa:
State’s hero against the Big' Or
enge last yeai. It was Chuck wh<
knocked Syracuse on its can witl
an 80-yaid touchdown gallop threi
plays after the opening kickoff
It was Chuck who scored a seconc
time and' an unmolested 14-yan
tiabh' It was Chuck “who carnet,
the ball 11 times from sci image
that afternoon to average bettei
than 14 yards per tiy
Chuck is due again tomouow
White and .Rollins
Craig White and Steve Rollins
didn’t do bad against the Orange
last year either Steve ripped off
322 yards in 16 tries and Craig
made 65 in only six attempts
White also scored one of the Li
on’s five touchdowns ,
What Again?
Sahib Smaillfw was colder than
slaw again last weekend. The fad
ing yogi called only four games
right out of ten, lowering his aver
age to 550 percent for the^season
. Despite-“his''poor-’ showing *l&st
week, the Sahib deserves conimen*
datlon for his very psychic predic*
tion of Pitt’s upset by Duquesne
Th'is week the Sahib picks*
Camegie Tech over Notre Dame
.Ohio State over Cornell
Fordham over Pitt'
No Carolina over Penn
Texas ovei Rice
Arkansas over Villanova
Mississippi over Tulane 1
So California over California„
Stanford over Washington
Puidue over,Santa Clara
•The Sahib positively refuses to
predict the outcome of the State
Syracuse battle
Soccer and Syracuse
► Tomorrow afternoon 'on New
Beaver Field Bill Jeffrey’s soccer
Lions should, but not without ex*
ertion, extend their amazing string
of consecutive victories to fiftj
(50) games
The Syracuse Orange hooters,
stronger this yeai than they ha\e
been for several seasons, will be
State’s stepping-stone to intercol
legiute soccer history
. Syracuse, by the way, was the
last team to, defeat the Nlttany
Lions
. Football
(Continued From Page One)
Len Frketichi" Len Krouse, sopho-*
more wmgback, has taken over
the job held down by Craig White
\ Ossie Solem. will probably call
to action the same team which has
started most of the Orange battles
this season. This would, mean
Whitey PlroLand Gerry Batten at
George Hooper and Red
Heater at tackles, Dick Dudley and
co-captam Hugh' Daugherty at
guards, and Tony' Paskevich' at
center. In’ the ball-carrying depart
ment, the Orange will have Cliff
Wilson at quarter, Dick Banger,
and Gene* Hopkins at the' halves,
and' co-captam Bill Hoffman' at
fullback.' 5 ‘ -
In reserve will be bantamweight
Babe scoring Syracuse
“punch".,runner, who was top tal
ker for the-northerners last .sea
son “ 1 " ' ' • » , r -,
|Eugene;H; Ledererl
REAL ESTATE^;
114 E. Dial 4089
- ~ , State College* - " ‘
SrSlSg ''PRESENT SWING PINAFORE
i November 3 and 4 (Houseparty Week-end)
morrow's game, scrappy little Babe Ruth, high scoring Syracuse back,
will cause no little trouble for the Nittany Lion defense.
Lion Harriers Meet
Fast Oran
i-“No land-of-milk and'honey •will*
be the Orange territory the Lion
Cross countrymen invade tomor
'row for their dual with Syracuse,
one of the best teams in the na
tion, in their third meet of the
yeai ,
TheiLion hariiers’ squad is rid*
died with' injuiies. Herman Goff*
berg, last year’s runner-up in the
Freshman IC4A is definitely out
foi the season, Alex Bourgerie is
still on the casualty list Bill Smith
will run •with the Blue and White
hill' and dalers but the strained
muscle that has kept him from
piactice the past few days may
give him some trouble
Cavileer Orange Ace
Although the Syracuse 4cioss
countrymen lost two of their best
men, Stanley Dow and Chailes
Southard, through graduation last
year, the Orangemen still have
Captain Jesse Cavileei, a thxeat in
any harrier’s language
In addition, George Bailey a ca
pable varsity man from last year,
is back and the Oimigemen aie
bolsteied by lecruits from a pow
erful cub combine of the I*l3B sea
son
' The Nittany aggi egatlon that
left foi Syracuse this morning was
made .up of Bill Smith, Captain
Fiank, Maule, Len Hjenderson,
Graham Millet, Harold Olsen, Hcih
Nipson, and Jim Hostettler
Hall/ Routsonp On Compass
Edgar V. Hall '4l has been ap
pointed editor-m-chief of the P. S
C A Compass it was announced
yesterday. Ralph'C. Routsong, Ji
'4l named managing editor
. !
For-Your
Hallowe’en Party
'Order, Your
DO-NUTS
' from the ■*“
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DO-NUT SHOP
117 8 Pugh -St l, .
"WATCH,THEM BEING*
" MADE" i
e Team
’» r,.
Mystery ’43 Harriers
Face Syracuse Away
,The yearling “Mystery cross
country squad" left this morning
for their first meet of the season
with Syiacusc
Membeis of the cub pack are
Bingham, Jimeson, WHgley, Bow
els, Cosgiove, McAleei and Stan
ley.
This harrier seven will run up
against some of the best fresh
man runneis the East has to offer
when they meet the Orange cubs
tomoirow Flank Coffin, a farm
boy from Schuylerville, N Y,
known at Syracuse as the “sensa
tional shoeless runner,” is the nu
cfeiw around which the Syracuse
cub\ capable team has been built
L
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MAREMOR
the FLORIST
, 222 W. Beaver
Phone 3151
It’s no fun to get walloped on
the giulnon by such top-heaw
scoics that the school js “getting
to be a big joke in the eves of the
American jpubhc ”
That evident fact was called to
the attention of students this week
by the Daily Maioon, Chicago stu
dent newspapei The editorial was
inspued by the Gl-0 and 85-0 de
feats Chicago lecently suffeied at
the hands of H'uivaid and Mich
jgaii. lespcctivelv.
The Maioon declined, “our
school has become a benevolent
institution furnishing nmteiial on
which liewspapei wiiteis from all
ovei the countiy can piactice clev
erness when they have nothing
better to fill space ’’
Pointing out that such a pigskin
exhibition was a sore spot with
Alumni, the pupcr added
“To the football team, too, the
niattei isn’t such a big joke For
then leward the playcis get de
rision ”
where
cbak
it car
be had. Be sure you see our selec
tion before the start of the sea
son.
HUNTING
SHIRTS
ALL-WOOL,
SOCKS vgl
SWEAT
SHIRTS
11,6 ATHLETIC STORE k
St Thuy's UnivemHj (Tpxjis)
owns a bus Tor ufhlwit tiips Hmt
holds V> passengois
"AT PENH STATE
d?*ra
•-123 W. NITTANY-AVENUE
ML ROOMS WITH RUNNING WATER
Thermostatic Heat, Quiet Atmo<
sphere and Scrupulously Clean
Hunting
PMENT
WARM ALL-WOOL
All Seats 50c
Ruttenberg To Lecture
Hniold Ruttenbeig", dnectoi oC
the Reseai ch Council on Industrial*
Organisation, will lectuie on "Thd
Place of Labor Organizations
American Industry,” in the H. E{
auditorium at 3 10 p,m. today.
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Bowling
KZZPS VOV FIT..
Just because sum
mer’s over-, don’t let
down and grow flab
by—sluggishl Bow
ling keeps you fit,
while you enjoy fun
filled relaxation.
Dux Club
S. Pugh St. Stale College
MORE DAYS REMAIN
RE THE START OF
SMALL-GAME
HUNTING
SEASON
Prepare for It With
the pheasant will lift his wing
id, the rabbit will scurry over
of the hunter’s shot will echo
more I
pre- I
Huntsman’s vest, lined
with cartridge pockets.
~~,
Huntsman’s cap, with
convertible eai shields.
i
Waterproofed leather
coat, all fleece lined.
Catalogue of additi-',
onal equipment on[
Yequest. • ’■