PAGE SIXTEEN Rutherford, Goff Coach, Was Pro For 11 Years Bob Rutherford is beginning his twentieth season as golf coach at Penn State. He came here in 1921 from 17 years as golf pro at the New Britain Golf Club, New Britain, Conn. In 18 seasons under Rutherford, Penn State’s golfers have won 76 matches, lost 28, and tied 5. Rutherford outranks all Nittany Lion varsity mentors in years of continuous service. A survey shows 75 per cent of tj. S. collegians disapprove of ghost-writing, 10 per cent don’t care, 15 per cent approve. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE NEW DAILY COLLEGIAN DEIW HUNTING CO. Dial 3101 H 3 E. Beaver Shows At 1:30. 3:00, 6:30. 8:30 Today and Friday oarrußir.Fox presents TEMPLE ' JackOakie-CharlotteGreenwood^ Saturday Only «.HCMTAa3 Wholesome jBF® I wLM I rnyM Food and Fountain Homelike Food ■ ■■ ™ Service MODERN RESTAURANT E. C. Davis Accepts Position At Pitt; Jones Replaces Phys Ed Instructor Dr. Elwood C. Davis, professor of physical education, has resign ed to accept a position at the Uni versity of Pittsburgh and has been replaced by Dr. Lloyd M. Jones, Dean Carl P. Schott of the School of Physical Education announced yesterday. At Pitt, Dr. Davis will be a pro fessor of physical education in the School of Education. Pitt has no separate School of Physical Edu cation. Dr. Jones will take Dr. Davis’ place as head of the department of professional curriculum and re search. Dr. Jones comes here from West Virginia University where he was in charge of requir ed physical education and gradu ate instruction. He received his bachelor’s de gree from Wichita University. He then taught in the Wichita schools before becoming director of muni cipal recreation in the Kansas city. He receiver both his M. S. and Ph. D. degree from Columbia. Before going to West Virginia as a professor he taught at Western State Teachers College in Kala mazoo, Mich. Lawiher Considers Barr lion's Greatest lager “Not only a player’s captain, but a coach’s as well,” can be said about Johnny Barr, varsity guard and leader of John Lawther’s cag ers this year. Terming Barr as “the greatest player since I've taken over State’s basketball duties,” Law ther maintains that Barr not only shows perfect coolness in action, but is an excellent shot. Hailing from Shamokin, home town of Chuck' Peters, Barr trans ferred from Cornell after one semester. He injured his knee in a Cornell football scrimmage, and must wear a knee guard for pro tection. His brother Frank, a sophomore, exhibits the same family rugged ness and basketball sense, and is conceded a good chance of estab lishing a “Barr to Barr” combina tion for the Nittany Lions this season. Alec Templeton, blind pianist, has learned to play the chimes in the tower of the campanile at the University of California at Berke ley. ATTENTION STUDENTS... Leather Note Books Laundry Cases Student Lamps • • Drawing Instruments Stationery • • Royal Typewriters Novelties '.o- • Student Supplies Rental Library. You Will Enjoy Trading at THE CORNER BOOK SHOP E. B. MORRIS. PROPRIETOR Corner College Avenue and Pugh Street THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Goes To Pit! DR. ELWOOD C. DAVIS Houck Defeated Boxing Champs Conqueror of champions yet never a champion himself—during his heyday as a fighter. That was the fate of Leo Houck, Nittany Lion boxing coach since 1923. From 1907 until 1923, Houck took part in approximately 200 professional fights, competing from flyweight to heavyweight: He won over three-fourths of his bouts, was never knocked out, and was knocked off his feet only three times. Houck was never officially re cognized as middleweight cham pion of the world because he was never able to get matches with the titleholders at the right time. He beat George Chip five times but when Chip became middleweight champion he would never fight the Lancaster middleweight. Like wise, Leo defeated Johnny Wilson two times before Wilson won the title. In 1912, Houck defeated Harry Lewis in France to gain the Euro pean middleweight crown. Later he won the same championship in Canada and the Cuban light heavyweight title. Leo’s Lion boxing teams have won the Eastern .Intercollegiate three National Collegiafc Boxing Association championship holders have been develo seven times and placed second five der Leo’s guidance times since 1924. Thirty-nine in dividual eastern champions and For Best Workmanship in Printing Be Sure You Request This Label State College Nittany Printing & Publishing Co. Daily Collegian printed by Centre Daily Times WE ARE HERE TO PLEASE YOU Welcome, new students and old io our new sfoi in State College. Nothing will give us more pleasure than to gh to you the fine workmanship that has upheld 01 reputation for over 20 years. Our Attractive Cash-and-Carry Prices Are Within Reach of Everyone. ItfiRQDUCTORY Offi* A pair of trousers, cleaned FREE with every suit, skirt' cleaned FREE with every dress: 49c and 59c for Plain Dresses and Suits. V& Horn fbpMMS I » Ditf Clcrnebo > Dwu On East College Ave. Near Frances Atherton Hall Come In and Try Our New TEXTERIZING Cleaning Service at pomd!m mm THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, BUY COLLEGIAN N( % Bellefonte: Centre Democrai Keystone Gazette
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