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leading the way, the Raiders
jumped out to an early lead and
earned a 30-21 advantage at the
half-time. Alit Simon, who paced
the visitors with 20 points for the
evening, tried to keep the State
cagers in the game .with his ac
curate set shots but found the Red
Raider's fast break too strong to
cope with.
Vandeweghe's 27 point per
formance, registered via eight F.
G.'s and eleven foul conversions,
represented the second highest
amount of points to be totaled
against State this season. "Ish"
Ishman, of American U. tallied
29 counters earlier this year.
11,1•1
Brett, who scored 25 markers
at Rec Hall some weeks ago to
Het a new Penn State gym rec
ord, broke in with 17 points to
aid Colgate's offensive bid.
Lou Lamie, up-and-coming
State forward, aided Simon wlth
11 tallies.
In State's 49-47 defeat by Syra
cuse on Saturday night, Coach
John Lawther started what might
be part of his next year's varsity
and up until the final whistle it
was anybody's game.
Representing State in Law-
We're Not
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Braggin' lit 4\y i ,
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We're kinda proud of the fact that people show their
appreciation of our repair work and prices by making
us sort of family physician to their typewriter.
"Keep your typewriter moving"
CARL H. STEELE
121 E. BEAVER AVENUE PHONE 2514
The Young
ther's opening lineup against the
Orange were Lee Schisler, Jack
Storer, Lloyd Amprim, Bob Mc-
Kown and Lamie.
John Kiley, of Syracuse copped
high scoring honors with 18
points. Storer, with most of the
Lion regulars watching from the
sidelines, paced Penn State with
10 counters.
Fencers Triumph
Over Temple, 15-12
Penn State's fencers scored
their second win of the season
Saturday by defeating Temple,
15-12, in Philadelphia.
After losing the foil, 6-3, State
came back to take both the epee
and sabre events by the same 6-3
margin. Rolf Ward and Rex Dyer
were the Lions' outstanding per
formers as both captured three
straight matches in the epee and
sabre contests respectively.
State's Art Ward won both his
jousts in the epee class.
Co-captains Harry McCarty
and Paul Younkin each took two
out of three matches for the
Lions. Both their losses were by
a 5-4 count, Temple's Stan
Schachter defeated McCarty ,
Men s Shop Proudly
ANNIVERSARY
Ist
Plow Spring All Wool Gabardine
Topcoats
$55 to $65 values
$44.95
Shorts-Regulars-Long
$39.50 Water Repellant
Gabardine
Topcoats
*26.95
$27.50 All Wool
Sport Coats
$19.95
Plain, Tweeds, Plaids
$9.95 All Wool
Grey Flannel
Slacks
$5.95
White and Fancy In Varied Colon
$1.95 - 2.75 - 3.50 $1.95 - 2.95 - 5.45
he YOUNG MEN'S SHOP
Stanley D. Miller '42
Paxtrzer
THE DAILY COLtEGIAN, STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA
John Kochalka. and Dave Meier
to become the Owl's only triple
winner.
Coach Arthur Meyer's charges
have only two meet s—Cornell
and the Intercollegiates—left on
the schedule. The Big Red in
vade Rec Hall Saturday while
New York will be the site of the
second meet.
CLASSIFIEDS
REPLACEMENT wanted for student in
Nittany Dorms. Bonus for taker. Call
Mary 6939.
TYPEWRITER, preferably portable. Call
Turk, Nittany 38-19, extension 5051.
HAVE A CAR for student discount on
gasoline. Auto parts and accessories.
See Dick Weiser. ME 41 at autoport or
drop a card at 225 E. Prospect avenue.
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WANTED
FOR SALE •
It beggars all description;
'tis truly a dish
Fit for the Gods
Tis , WHITEHOUSE
ye delicious Peßo Flavor
I prithee,
partake of some
at MARK'S
Peßo Dairy Store
On W. Nittany, just off Allen
$14.95 All Wool
Gabardine
Slacks
$11.95
Sport Shirts
Howard B. Miller
Partner
LOST
RONSON LIGHTER pocket type. In Tav-
ern Saturday night. "The Light of My
Life " Please return. Call 2380: Ask for
F.:(1 Kerr.
ONE FRATERNITY PIN. Delta tirdlon.
If found, phone 3393 ask for Victor Bar
ton.
LOST—Parker "51" black and silver pen
and tortoise shell glasses, on Monday.
Reward. Call 4925.
BLUE NOTEBOOK 8 1 /2 by 11 in Ree
Hall or temporary. Please see Ed Man
back. Phone 2&32.
MISCELLANEOUS
HAVE, YOU SEEN the Weber Pipe display
at Max Hartawick'a Sportsmen's Shack
Imported Briars and Meerschaum Bowls
FREE CLOTHING REPAIRS
We sew on or tighten buttons, mend small
pocket holes, tack trouser cuffs, and repair
broken belt loops FREE OF CHARGE when
you bring your cleaning or quick pressing
to Hall's Dry Cleaning Shop. Store en.
trance on Allen St. underneath the Corner
Room. Open every day from 8-6. Bring
clothing in today for free repairs! Small
charge for major repairs.
Presents Their
SALE
All Wool
Suits
$55 to $65 value
$39.50
Shorts-Longs-Regulars
New Suits Daily
in price from
$19.95
$18.95 and $19.95 All Wool
Cardigan
Sport Coats
$14.95
Green and Blue
$10.95 and $12.95
Gabardine
Slacks
$8.45 & $9.95
Melvin M. Smith '35
Manager
TUESDAY, ARCH 1, 1949
FOP RENT
ROOM FOR TWO students on flrst floor.
Private entrance, 600 N. Allen. $4.50
a week. Phone 6443.
TWO ROOMS, semi-private bath, central
zly located. Inquire Kalen'a Men Shop.
130 South Allen Street.
FOUR ROOM and bath apartment in
modern home. All conveniences, fire
place, garden, laundry etc. Available now
until June or permanently, Write quali
fications. fox 261,
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