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Gricitiers
( cortt,naea )rune page three)
completions to his credit, includ
ing two touchdown passes, is
more than ever a threat on the
ground and in the air• He is fast
gaining a reputation as one of the
Last's better pass( rs.
Wally Tripiek.t. Ile( t-looted Ne
gro wingbacic, ranks among the
best ball-carriers on the team,
and, although topped in statistics
by the two Joes, he is as hard to
nail as a slippery pig.
By virtue of his healthy scor
ing spree in the Fordham game,
Lion wingback Jeff Durkota is
now tied with four other grid
ders for second place in the
Pennsylvania college football
scoring race.
Right on the heels of the Blue
and White first stringers are
hard hitting, hard running Bill
Luther and Larry Cooney.
Cooney, whose specialty is a re
verse on the kickoff, is speedy
and rapidly improving in the ex
perience department.
1M Tennis Singles Begin
As Wertz Registers Win
Intramural tennis singles began
as eight matches were played in
the first round of the tourna
ment.
Dick Wertz, Phi Kappa Sigma,
registered the strongest victory
in defeating Charles Taylor,
Sigma Phi Alpha, 6-2 and 6-0.
Carl Sturge s, Kappa Delta
Rho, won over Edward McMil
lan, Alpha Gamma Rho, 6-4 and
6-0. Bob Ogden, Delta Chi, beat
Alan Hunt, Alpha Chi .Rho, 6-1
and 6-2.
Bill Mallory, Phi Gamma
Delta, triumphed over Paul Hall
man, Sigma Pi, 6-1 and 6-2, and
George Wadasz, Chi Phi, was
awarded his game through for
feiture. _
Bob Engle, Alpha Chi Sigma,
topped Frank Franco, Alpha Phi
Delta, 6-2 and 7-6; William
Brinker, Sigma Nu, defeated
Elmer Bauer, Sigma Pi, 6-2, 6-4.
Sigma Pi
(Continued from Page Thlee)
Chi Phi edged Beta Sigma Rho,
1-0, in overtime by advancing
the ball four yards more than its
victim in the same number of
chances. Alpha Sigma Phi suc
cumbed to Pi Kappa Phi, 7-0, in
another battle.
Intramural touch football play
is now entering the second round
of play. In the fraternity bracket
one loss drops a team from the
tourney, while two defeats are
necessary to eliminate an entry
in the independent bracket.
On the card for tonight are
the following games: 7 p.m.—Phi
Epsilon Pi vs. Kappa Sigma, 7:45
—Beta Theta Pi vs. Alpha Chi
Sigma, B::3o—Delta Theta Sigma
vs. Sigma Pi, 9:ls—Alpha Phi
Delta v , - Sigma Phi Alpha.
College Develops
Turkey Steaks
Turkey steaks, a new product
being developed through agricul
tural reearch at the College, were
prepared and eaten as part of a
derrion , tration of Prof. P. H. Mar
golf. ut tht. poultry hn , :hanciry fac-
The intt.t the meeting
of the (•ouueytik ut Turkey Grow
ers at. Stu, r, Cum: • where Pro
fessor ,1;.11k• ,red twtee vn
the f)! I IL!
Prepaiation at the turkey
steaks ..veia the morning
prt•grain Prpiesi-or Mar
golt of prepar
ing 1:0•.'t• 11/Itt market. At
the a tc sin,. he spoke on
01 turkey produc
ti,il k. I ,o his : , ,tudies
het,.
,1111.1*(•1,1. turkey
st.c,ll, lu, e be(qi produced experi
ment:lk tu the ~ : tuHit muter waY
:tt the (.4
PAUL GROVE
AND HIS ORCHESTRA
No Change in Personnel
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must be in by 4:30 p.m. day
preCeding issue. Prices are: 40c
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insertions; 17 words or less.
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HUNTING equipment, Sports
men's Shack. Supply of guns
for rent November Ist is limited
—put your name in now.
HOUSE TRAILER for sale; 1941
National, 27-foot, good condi
tion. Call Don Herb, 2668, for
full information.
FOR SALE-1936 Chevrolet 4-
door sedan. New tires, motor
just overhauled; $375. Call Kris,
4409.
FOR SALE—House trailer, mod
ern equipment, small size. 371
Windcrest.
FOR SALE—Three used tires,
5.25-50x17"; good condition.
Name your price. Gilbert Trailer,
516 Windcrest.
FOR SALE—Tuxedo, size 36, like
new, worn once. Call at' 213 E.
Park Ave. between 7 and 9 p.m.
FOR SALE—Lady's brown rid
ing boots, size 5 1 / 2 N: never
worn. Call 2023.
ROOM available Pollock Circle,
Dorm 7, Room 24. November
bonus to renter. Must leave,
have home for family. Harrison.
WANTED—Riders to Pittsburgh,
leave Friday 4:30. Call Mitchell
4444. Return Sunday evening.
ALPHA GAMMA RHO desires
another fraternity to merge for
dance on house party weekend.
REWARD for room substitute
Contact Mickey Stone, Room
33, Dougherty Hall, Pollock
Circle; phone 3971.
SUBSTITUTE NEEDED: Single
room. Pollock Circle. Contact
Paul Kossman, phone 3991, or
Bernie Hanes, 4632.
SALLY'S
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THE ALLENCREST for
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSTVANIA
WAITERS WANTED to serve
one meal October 25, 7 p.m. to
10 p.m.; $3.00. Phone Tom Fox,
Chi Phi 4332.
CARETAKER for apartment
house; share work and room
with private bath. No firing. See
Mr. Stine at McLanahan's.
BEST DEAL in State College of
fered by Penn State Club! Ap
ply 321 Old Main afternoons, 4
p.m.
ROOM for rent with running
water. 123 W. Nittany Ave.
WE KNOW WHY the Pilgrims
came to America. They heard
that Junior Prom was October
24th.
COEDS—Let Pegilu Pulls, Vogue
School of Fashion Arts gradu
ate, do your alterations. 455 E.
Beaver. Hours 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
BUNYAN QUINTET, fresh from
Mount Alto; songs old and new
to liven up your party. Call Ted
Allen, 3931 Pollock Circle.
LOST—Dark brown gabardine
top coat near Philipsburg while
hitchhiking. R e war d. Contact
John Detwiler, Dorm 8, Room 11,
Pollock Circle.
GET YOUR TYPING done rea
sonably. Manuscripts. thesis.
etc. Call State College 2864 atter
6:30 p.m.
BOYS Can you use ex tr a
money? Excellent opportuni
ties to earn $15420 per week. Re
quires very little time and en
ergy. No risk involved. For de
tailB write Mrs. W. Sacks, RD,
State College, c/o Watmough.
CO-EDS! For alterations and
dressmaking see Mrs. Kitch,
139 N. Barnard St., opposite Post
House.
NOTICE Students, have your
electrical work done by Earl
Smith. Call for and delivery serv
ice. Phone 6234.
WOULD FINDER please return
the wide brown leather studded
belt misplaced last week. Liberal
reward. Call 5051-21.
Plays for Pay
Penn State's 1946 captain, Bill
(Red) Moore, is playing profes
sional football for the Pittsburgh
Steelers.
ring your crowd ana enjoy a
really delicious after-the
game dinner in our tea room
this weekend.
or loud that has zip and is
served in a quick and cour
teous mailer you'll find we
can't be beat for good dining.
TEH ROOM
WANTED!!!
THE OLD LOOK
Artists Elect Officers
Pi Gamma Alpha, fine arts
honorary, recently elected La-
Rue Lenker president. Other of
ficers are Mary Armes, secre
tary, and Ellis Revness, treasur
er.
for that "New Look"
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Gray, misty stockings envelop
your legs to mingle with the
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wardrobe. You'll find all the
new shades with sunny brown,
brown skin, mist, and cloud.
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