WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10, 1948
Between the Lions
Little Milt Simon lust missed
gettinq a permanent niche in the
Rec Hall record books. Saturday
night, when his 21 points fell a
foul short of Jack Biery's tnree-
Year-old mark.
The aggressive half-pint for
ward. who made Nelson Lubb.
Philadelphia's number one bas
ketbail player. take a rear s , 9hat
when the Nittany Lions inched
out a 64-82 triumph over the Tem
ple Owls. would have coined such
record holders as Biery and Bruce
Dietterick.
NEW RECORD
Until Dietterick caught fire one
night against Colgate last year
and threw in 7 points. Jack Riery
was the owner of the Penn State
scoring record sit Rec Hall as well
as the Penn State scoring record
on foreign courts.
Coach Lawther's leading point
maker carved both these notches
against Susquehanna. As a fresh
man in 1942 Biery totaled 22
counters to set the Rec Hall
standard. q nd in last year's cur
tain raiser he racked un 25 points
against his cousins from north
eastern Pennsylvania to establish
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AR US model C-Z 35mm cam
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1941 STUDEBAKER business
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,Call 3181. Ask for Heim
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FUR JACKET—black skunk,
Practically new, waist length
size 16. Price $lB.OO. Call 4475.
Suitable for Easter.
TUESDAY IS FROTH DAY
G.E. self-charging portable, good
condition. Call 6193 any time.
1946 Ford tudor, radio, heater,
reasonable. Call Frank 2084-138
S. Frazier St.
ORCHIDS, $2.00 each! through
March 20. Your alumni florist,
Jimmy Wolfe, '39, manager.
Woodring's Floral Gardens.
TRAILERS—AIma, Landola, Na
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new and used. All conveniences.
terms, parts, and accessories.
Griffith Trailer Sales, Johns
town. Rep. Don Fyock, phone
2973.
LOST
COVERT cloth zip inner lining
overcoat Delta Sigma Phi
house Sat. night. Finder please
call Robert Bemis 3468.
ORIGINAL marriage certificate
and two photostats in brown
envelope. Return to Student
Union.
SLIDE Rule in Room 210 Main
Eng. Name inside of flap.
Please call Walter Sowa 2161.
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the record that Dietterick later
cracked.
In addition to Simon's assault
on his fellow forward's very
shaky record. Biery. himself. has
twice laid siege to his own mark.
Against both DePauw And Colgate
lite slim dark high scorer tallied
21 points. adding cracks to the
tottering structure.
Unfortunately. however, the ac
tual. Rec Hal mark is held by an
,nyad2r. Colgate's Ernie Vande
weghe hung 11D 23 counters in an
overtime battle to COD this honor
last week.
BATNICK LEAVES
With Iry Batnick the only Law
therman bowing out and Ruhlman
and Nordbilum developing along
the lines they showed Saturday
night, it could be that this record
along with others will nave Nit
tany Lion names after them at
the end of next year's season.
Asa kind of prophecy it might
be worthwhile adding that this
column has high hopes of much
e.id in the record seeking. espe
cially in the win-lose column,
from a certain gangling. but very
Quick guv named Martin Costa.
Riflemen Edge Lehigh
Penn State's rifle team eked out
a 16-pcint victory over Lehien
Saturday in a shoulder-to-shoulder
}mach held at Bethlehem. Coa. - 2:1
Yount's team scored 1355 points
r,o its opponents' 1339.
John Jones. with a perfect nO
WHOEVER picked up brown
leather jacket at Rec Hall
Thursday afternoon contact Rum
berger 4272. I have yours.
PHI pin last Saturday,
somewhere between Engineer
ing F and Atherton. Would find
er please call 350 Atherton.
MISCELLANEOUS
WILL person who took pictures
at Du pledge dance Dec. 19,
1947, please contact Wills 3938.
INDIVIDUAL TUTORING in
chemistry, elementary math.
etc. by graduate chemist. Call
Lou Ullman 2090 after 7 p.m.
REWARD for information lead-
ing to recovery of brown three
quarter mouton coat missing
from Theta Xi Saturday night.
Monogrammed: H. E. P.: label
reads Levin's, Hazleton. Contact
Mrs. Simpson 2161 or 3231.
DO YOU ned a ticket for the
Military Ball? Call Dave 4672
tonight between 6:30 - 7:30 only.
WE TAKE this opportunity to
thank those members of the
College, our friends and the oth
ers whom we don't know, who of
fered to help or who did help us
after our home burned recently.
Betty and Howard Dudley.
FROTH Exchange Issue. The big
gest issue of Froth ever printed.
Contains the post-war Froth
cartoons.
MAIIY lost her little lamb. Re
ward for finding it at the "Little
International."
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
LOST
BTP-A Triumphs
In IM Volleyball
After losing the first game in a
best of three series. Beta Theta
Pi-A made a strong come-back
and won the last two games 15-13
and 15-12 respectively in Monday
night's action in the Intramural
Volleyball League.
Other winners of the evening
were Tau Kappa Epsilon-A, Delta
Chi-A. Phi Sigma Kappa-A. Al
pha Zeta. Triangle. Acacia-A,
Lambda Chi Alpha-A. and :Jetta
Sigma Phi.
Tonight's schedule:
7:00 Alpha Gamma Rho—Pi
Kappa Phi-A (1), Delta Theta
Sigma—Phi Kappa Sigma-A (2),
Karma Delta Rho-A—Sigma Al
oha Epsilon-A (3). 8:00 Pi Lambda
Phi—Sigma Phi Sigma-A (1). Beta
Theta Pi-B Sigma Pi-B 2), Phi
Kappa-B —Pi Kappa Phi-B (3).
9:00 Beta Sigma Rho-B—Sigma
Alpha Epsilon-B (1). Delta UP
:,llen-B—Phi Gamma Delta-B
Lamb.la Chi Alpha-B--Zeta Beta
Tau-B (3).
in the prone position. and Geralc:
Prange with a mark of 274 out of
SOO led the team to its 12th vic
tory of the season.
In recent postal matches. the
riflemen dropped five out of eight
encounters.
Nittany Lions Compete
In Varsity Table Tennis
One of the m4ast• popular :Ind
fzuitest growing sports in the
country. table tennis. has been
organized at the College fur com
petition in t h e intercollegiate
table tennis world.
A short schedule is planned for
the current season. Two city
teams. Altoona and Reading. alonc:
with the University of Pennsyl
vania and Temple have been con
tacted as to Possil le matches.
A team of five will be chicsen
to represent the Lions. Heading
the list of urospective players is
George Brazzle. manager. Gene
Weeber. Dick Kielman. Frank
Gripka. John Karl and Max
Kiefer.
Anyone interested in trying
out for the team should contact
Coach Ray Conger Rec Hell;
he will arrange for tryout
matches in the Armory.
Ray Conger. coach of the newly
organized grotto. states: "ti nee
table tennis is such A popular
sport in fraternity houses as wei
r town house dormitories. we
should have little trouble in field
ing a strong team."
Working out daily in the armory
large crew of contenders are
making their bids for the team
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