PAGE FOUR
IM Cage Squads
Win Third Games
Fraternity leagues A, B, and F
went into action last Friday night
with Pi Kappa Phi, Theta Chi,
Sigma Chi and Alpha Gamma
Rho capturing their third loop
battles without a loss.
Walt Gruver and Ray Koehler
scored 10 and 9 markers respec
tively to set the pace for Pi Kap
pa Phi as they dumped Omega
Psi Phi, 29-15. Other contests in
league A saw Sigma Phi Alpha
down Theta Xi, 17-10, as Dick
Horikawa banked 8 points, and
Phi Epsilon Pi won a forfeit, vic
tory from Delta Theta Sigma.
In league B Theta Chi beat Tau
Phi Delta, 17-9, with Herb Kurtz
contributing 6 points for the win
ners. Alpha Epsilon Pi lost a 10-7
halftime lead to eventually bow
to Lambda Chi Alpha in a 17-16
thriller.
Alpha Gamma Rho won its
third game by defeating Kappa
Sigma, 12-9; Phi Kappa Psi eked
out a 14-13 win over Phi Sigma
Kappa with Gordon Robinson
leading the way with 6 points;
Delta Sigma Phi outscored Alpha
Phi Alpha in another low-scorer,
13-8, and in the final league F
tilt, Kappa Delta Rho dropped a
25-16 decision to Sigma Chi as
Bill West dunked 10 markers.
Lehigh Wrestlers Bow
To Lien Freshmen, 23-71
Coach Charlie Ridenour’s fresh
man wrestlers opened their sea
son with a one-sided 23-11
decision over Lehigh Saturday
afternoon on the Rec hall mats.
In gaining the victory State
won five of the eight possible
matches. The Lions were victor
ious in the 130, 147, 157, 167, and
the heavyweight divisions. Of
these five wins Penn State gained
four falls. These performances
were turned in by Dick Lemyre,
Jerry Maurey, Bill Krebs, and
Joe Pascarella. The other victor
was Budd Whitehill in the 167-lb.
class.
State clinched the decision be
fore the final two matches were
started. The Lion held an 18-8
edge as the next-to-the-last match
started. Lehigh, however, could
do no better than score three
points against State’s five.
Ringmen Invade-
(Continued from vage three)
to strengthen even more the
Lion’s strong middleweights.
At 155 the Blue and White
should be able to contend with
the best. Captain Pat Heims, the
Cinderella boy who surprised the
nation by going into the finals
of the nationals last spring before
losing out to Eli Thomas of Gon
zaga, has cinched a starting berth
over three good 155’ers.
Veteran Lou Koszarek, 3-2-1
last year, will start at 165. Chuck
Wilson, who fought one bout last
year, will start at 175. The
heavyweight battle is between
footballers Mario Santangelo and
Herb Kurtz.
BALFURD'S want io help you
keep that well-groomed look
ihruoui, this new year • . . they
can do that job in the manner
known only to the best . dry
cleaners . . . come in today to
have that vacation-wrinkled
wardrobe cleaned and pressed.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE P
(Oitgaepementi
Abrams-Claster
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice H. Clas
ter, of New Kensington, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Sally, and Leonard
Abrams. Miss Claster is a student
at the Pennsylvania College for
Women in Pittsburgh. Mr.
Abrams, a senior in Commerce
and Finance at the College, is a
member of Phi Epsilon Pi Fra
ternity.
Albrecht-Preuss
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Preuss, of
Havertown, announce the engage
ment. of their daughter, Virginia,
and Pvt. John Albrecht, of Nar
berth. Miss Preuss is a junior in
Education, and a member of Chi
Omega sorority. Pvt. Albrecht is
a graduate of the University of
Pennsylvania and a member of
Delta Tau Delta fraternity.
Sterling-Henshaw
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Henshaw,
of Hollidaysburg, announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Carolyn, and Stanley Sterling, of
Crisfield, Md. Miss Henshaw, a
member of Chi Omega Sorority,
is a senior in Education. Mr.
Sterling is a member of Sigma
Chi fraternity.
Mechanical Engineers
To See Lycoming Plant
The student branch of the Am
erican Society of Mechanical En
gineers will take an inspection
trip to the Lycoming Division,
AVOC Manufacturing Corp. in
Williamsport today at 12:15 p.m.
Frederick Schulze, program chair
man, said yesterday.
■ Members of the society who
are interested in going must sign
a list on the second floor of En
gineering D. Excuses from classes
will be granted.
The group will meet in the ME
parking lot before making the
trip.
Colgate Annexes—
(Continued, on page lour)
Tiny McMahan was high point
man for the Lions with 11 mark
ers. Captain Lou Lamie followed
with 10.
Following the game with Buck
nell tomorrow' night, the Lions
will have a week-and-one-half
layoff, meeting Gettysburg Jan.
20.
PSO
during the last two days
of our tremendous sale.
SALE ENDS WEDNESDAY, JAN. 10
Don’t Miss These Bigger and Better Bargains
KALIN'S DRESS SHOP
SOUTH ALLEN STREET
"To help Penn State
students look their
CLASSIFIEDS
AHI? YOU looking: for a room with board,
close to the campus? Then Ag Hill is
the spot. Spacious room will nccom 2
or three persons. Phone Mrs. Madore 2877.
LARGE SEMI-COMMERCIAL, apartment
in down-town business district. For in
formation telephone 4143.
ROOMS AND Board available at 243 S.
Pugh IVj blocks from campus.
SINGLE WELL heated room in private
home-for quiet student. Phone 2326.
AVAILABLE: BEGINNING second se-
mester, one-half double room/ running
water, centrally located. Call Phil God
frey, 4850 between 6:16 and 7:00 p.m.
3, ROOM furnished apartment 2 miles
from State College. All conveniences.
Phone 3168.
DOUBLE ROOM. Will hold for next
semester. Call State College 6242.
WILL PERSON who took wrong light
brown wing jacket from West Dorm
dining hall please return. I have yours.
Jack Cieland Ext. 962.
BROWN GABARDINE overcoat, New
College Diner, December 16. Name sewed
on collar. Call 1193. I have yours.
LOST: GLASSES in brown leather case
on Thurs. Please call Margie, 335 Sim
mons.
OVERCOAT SAT. before vacation 5 a.m.,
Penn State Diner. I have yours con
taining flash bulbs. Call Cripps, Sigma Nu.
MANILA FOLDER with title Barrens
Bulletin on cover. Contains long hand
manuscript and notes on this subject.
AND STUDENTS desiring a steady part
time job for the entire second semester
with wages up to $1.35 per hour drop in
and see * 4 Perry” now so you'll be all set
to go at the beginning of the semester.
Don’t phone. Dux Club, 128 South Pugh
Street.
MISCELLANEOUS
ROYAL HOUSETRAILER, 21' new duo
therm heater, room attached. Good con
dition. Call 6595. Fred Eakin, Woodsdale
Park.
TYPEWRITER REPAIRING. All .work
guaranteed. Will call for and deliver.
Phone Paul E. Hcnninger, State College
7842.
IF YOUR typewriter needs repairs just
call 2492 or bring machine to 633 Vf
College Ave. Mr. Beatties 25 years ex
perience is at your service.
TYPING AND Mimeographing. Letters.
manuscripts, theses, term papers, etc.
Hotel State College, Room 205. Secretarial
Service. Phone 490 G. Helen G. Yamell.
HAVE A Date? Need a car? Drive it
yourself 1 Phone 7509.
best in '5l"
No. 1 ON THE LIST OF
BALFURD'S NEW YEAR'S
RESOLUTIONS
leaver
FOR RENT
LOST
HELP WANTED
A£ jA-
FAMILY LAUNDRIES done / in home.
Will call for and deliver. Mrs. Lester
Weaver, Lemont. Call 4502. ,
SPANISH TUTORING conversation
translations by Argentine Paraguayan
graduate couple. Call 4045.
FOR SALE
USED ICE skates complete with shoes,
size 7. Practically new $7.98. Call 27
Atherton Hall. Ask for Peggy.
1933 BUICK—S good tires—l 947 motor.
Call Victor Fiscus Dorm 14 Rm. 28.
KNIT YOURSELF and your ‘‘him"
matching socks or sweaters. Sale—
Botany yarn. Margaret Shop, 129 South
Frazier.
-/'Tien UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY
The Coca Cola Bottling Co., of Altoona , Pa.
T'A'IJDAY, JANUARY 9, 1951
HOCKEY SKATTES size 11, racing skates
size 10. Good condition. Call fiirney
6311, Theta Kappa Phi.
1946 METAL 25' Housetraller, B'rtlS*
heated addition, B'x6’ enclosed porch.
Hot water, large regfrigerator. $7OO.
Hess, 3965.
1940 CHEVROLET Tudor Sedan. Ex-
cellent condition throughout. Dick Hess,
Rudy’s Trailer Park, West College Ave.,
phone 3965.
MEN: OWN your own home I 18* Trailer
completely . furnished, including electric
refrigerator. Look it over. 723 Windcrest.
VICTROLA 45 R.P.M. attachment now
available ploys through your radio. Also
complete 45 R.P.M. phonograph. Music
Room.
Ask for it cither way ... both
trade-marks mean the same thing.
1951, The Coca-Cola Comport/