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Full Sports Card
Sel For Winter
(Continued From Page Three)
3 1 'ebruary
G--Temple
13—Navy .
20--Cornell
27—Lehigh
March
12-13 —lnte rcollegiales . Philadel
phia
26-27— NCAA . Place undeterm
ined
FRESHMAN WRESTLING
1943
... State College
Annapolis, Md.
... State College
... State College
January
23—Wyoming Seminary . Kings-
ton, Pa
ln:uary
13—Navy Annapolis, Md.
2'l—Lehigh State €.ollege
VARSITY SWIMMING
1943 •
January
16Carnegie Tech . State College
23—Cornell Ithaca, N. Y.
February
6—Pittsburgh
20Syracuse .
27—Rutgers . ,
March
6—Temple State College
13- I .4.—lntercollegiates .... New
. State College
Syracuse, N. Y.
. State College
Brunswick, N. J.
VARSITY GYMNASTICS
1943
February
13--Navy
19—Illinois
27—Army
March
Annapolis, Md.
State College
. State College
6—Temple
DOUGHNUTS
TRY OUR
Do—Nuts
Fresh Daily
H & W
Do-Not Shop
117 Pugh St.
Phi Delta Theta Whips Tekes ;
Crown Rests On Return Game
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Organizations L
,YeagleYl Moriarfa Sfar
Weekend Program
For Dells; Gray Hurls
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(Continued horn Page One) Four Hit Game, Loses
. .By PETE SCOTT
Dantz-a-poppin.
Alpha Phi Omega—contribution .
A continuation of the two-way
to V-Weekend advertising.
battle for the Interfraternity soft-
Sigma Phi Epsilon—providing ball championship was assured
tickets for any SPE wishing to at= last night when a powerful Phi
tend V-Weekend. Delta Theta team registered a 5-2
victory over the previously un-
Skull and Bones—sharing in V- beaten Tau Kappa Epsilon squad,
Weekend advertising. knotting the standings in frater-
Cwens—ushering at Thespian- nity Section 1 and making - neces-
Glee Club Revue. nary a final playoff tilt next week.
AA Office—re-arranging ath- Six errors in the field neutraliz
letic schedule to permit varsity ed the five to four advantage that
baseball, tennis, and golf teams to the Tekes marked up in the hit
play Cornell here tomorrow. column and the effective twirling
Druids contribution , to V- of pitcher Gray. For their part
Weekend advertising. the Phi Delts. took advantage of
Grounds and Buildings 13e
partment—services of employees
in connection with the weekend
activities at greatly reduced rates.
Penn State Club—transmitting
Fred Waring's V-Weekend open
ing broadcast by loudspeaker in
front of Old Main at 7 p.
Junior Service Board 7- contri
•bution to V-Weekend advertising.
13—Intercollegiates . State Col
lege
FRESHMAN GYMNASTICS
1943
Philadelphia
February
13—Navy Annapolis, Md
VARSITY FENCING
1943
January
23—Cornell
February
6—Navy .
20—Syracuse
27—Temple
March
13—NYU New York City
19-20—Intei•collegiates .... New
York City
Victory Weekend
(Continued from Page One)
ing of fraternity lawn displays
by Col. John H. Taylor, V-Week
end's official War Department re
presentative, and M. Williams
Lundelius '43,. IFC president.
, Swing will hold sway in Rec
Hall tonight when. Benny Good
man and his orchestra climax the
opening day of Victory Weekend
with a four-hour dance session
beginning at 10 o'clock.
Appearing with the Swing King
will be such featured attractions
as the famous Goodman Septet,
Dick Haynes, and Swing Sweet
heart Peggy Lee. Gail Twitchell
'45, official Victory Girl, will be
crowned by Goodman during the
midnight intermission.
Rides Wanted
RW—N. Y. C. or vicinity. Leave
Friday afternoon. Return Sun
day. Call Marvin, 2881.
2tcomp 30, 31 C.
PW—Wilkes-Barre - or vicinity.
Leave Saturday noon. Return
Sunday night. Call Melvin, 3369.
2tpd 30, 31 M.
WANTED—Someone to work for
meals as a substitute in frater-
RW—N. Y. C. Leave August 27 nity house for weekend beginning
or 28. Call Harvey or Held, Friday. Call Smyser at 3331 or
4933. ltpd 31 Collegian office. 2tconip 30, 31 S.
RW—Detroit or vicinity around LOST—Glasses in vicinity of
August 10. Call 4373 at 6p, in. Miles and Beaver. Phone 4927.
2tpd 31,-1 S. Reward. 3tch 31, 1, 4 B.
STUDENTS and FACULTY .
Visit our catalog order department where you will find thou
sands , of fabric samples to see, touch test, and help you in se
lecting colors and textures. And you can buy at money saving
catalog prices. Helpful sales people will be glad to answer
your questions and write your order.
We make all exchanges and refunds on any catalog item order
ed through our store.
SEARS, ROEBUCK and' CO.
••
230 W. COLLEGE AVE.
every break, erred only once in
the field, and played a smoother,
more confident game.
Both teams scored a single un
earned run in the first inning, the
Tekes on a walk, an infield out
and McKee's single over third.
Six walks kept Phi Delt pitcher
Yeagley in trouble throughout
much of the game. Philips tallied
on his single, a passed ball and
error through third in the home
half of the.inning.
Phi Delts went ahead when they
tallied a - single run in the last of
the third, while TKE showed that
they were still very much in the
ball game when they tied the
count with a marker in the fourth.
The score now stood at 2-2. •
Two Phi Delt runs in the final
half of the fourth broke the see
saw scoring and pushed the win
ners into a lead from which they
were never headed, Third base
man Moriarta topped off a nice
defensive game with a powerful
four-bagger to left center that was
the final hail in the TKE coffin.
Results of other intramural
games found Matils, led by Reed
with four for four, pounding out
a 10-4 win over Watts Hall; Fair
mount Hall treating 'the Miller
Club unmercifully to the tune of
a 21-10 laCing; Beta Sigma Rho
eking out a 7-6 triumph over
Beaver .House; Goss pitching
Theta Chi to a three 'hit '6-2 win
over KDR; while Canal S. and
Beta Theta Pi won by forfeit.
State College
Annapolis, Md.
.. State College
Philadelphia
CLASSIFIED SECTION
LOST—Ronson cigarette lighter,
initials H, F. L. on it. Extreme
ly high sentimental value. 1 A very
liberal reward. Call Herman Lor
berbaum,. 2481. 3tpd 29, 30, 31
FOR SALE-1934 Ford Phaeton,
$75. Condition A-1. Owner 1-A.
Call Pablo, 4939. 2tcomp 30, 31 B.
LOST—Collegian key. Call Col
legian office, ask for Dolinger.
4tcomp 30, 31, 1, 4 M.
WANTED—A Girl. Preferably
over 18, whose feet are
,mates
and who would enjoy hearing
Benny Goodman with a wander
ing slumnus. Call 3331 and ask
for Bill. 2tcomp 30, 31 S:
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN
Sykes Announces
Victory Curfew
Victory Weekend closing hours
for coeds will include a '3 o'clock
tonight and a 2 o'clock tomorrow,
according to Marjorie L. Sykes '43,
WSGA Judicial chairman. The
usual 11 o'clock will be enforced
on Sunday.
Freshman, coeds will struggle in
a tug-of-wat with sophomore wo
men for the removal of. their cus
toms during Field Day, tomorrow
afternoon, Miss Sykes stated.
-In order to enter the contest,
each freshman must bring one
sophomore, it was decided. Team
captains include Julia H. McFar
lnd '45 and Helen Martin, fresh
man senator. They will meet
members during the male tug,-of
war, directly beneath the New.
Beaver Field scoreboard.
With Capt. William B. Dennis,
campus :patrol, judging, freshman
coeds will have to pull their •up
perclass opponents 'across a de
signated line in order to be free
of customs.
Although dating regulations
will remain the same for the
freshmen, nainecards, ribbons, and
customs.of holding doors open and
keeping off the grass will be lift
led immediately upOn a frosh vic
tory.
"Tug" . rules state . that . coeds
will participate in the contest in
bare feet. There is no limit on
the number of "pullers."
Total receipts of* last night's
defense sale 'Show an intake' of
$13.05, the largest amount as yet,
Pauline Crossman '43, Mortar
Board president, announced.
Gamma Phi Beta will hold a
pledge picnic at the Evergreens at
3 p. m. Sunday.
SLIMMER TIME SCHEDULE
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Lv. State College 11:10 A. M. 4:35 P. M. 7:00 P. M:
Ar. Lewistown - 12:20 P. M.• 5:45 P. M. 8:10 P. M.
Lv. Lewistown 12:30 P. M. 7:20 P. M. 8:50 P. M.
Ar. State College 1:35 P. M. 8:30 P. M. 10:00 P. M.
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IMake Reservationi Four Hours In Advance - Far
"V
-Weekend" Travel
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• BOALSBURG. AUTO BUS _LINES
STATE COLLEGE HOTEL DIAL 733
New College Diner
between the emovies
FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1942
Final Tennis Singles
Result In Deadlock
Final singles tennis intramur.
als between Ath East and Kappa
Kappa Gamma resulted in a draw
last night, the championship to be
awarded the winner of the doubles
match which will be played at
10 a. in. tomorrow.
Winning for Ath East yesterday
was S!..t. Pelly '44 over Kappa's
Ruth Moore '43 with a score of
10 to 8, 6 to 2. Doris Ward '43
came through for the Kappas by
defeating Pat Aloe, Ath East, 6
to 2, 7 to 5.
Intramural volley ball tourna
ment will start with a volley ball
playnight on outdoor courts at
6:30 p. m. Tuesday, Grace L.
Judge '44, WRA intramural chair
man, announced.
With nine players to a team,
eliminations will depend- on the
number of units , to sign up, Miss
Judge said.
A Neat
HAIRCUT
Is Worth
the Difference
CASSIDY'S
BARBER SHOP
210 S. ALLEN
We Are
Supporting
V-Weekend