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Lacrosse, Golf, Track to
Penn State's lacrosse team will
close a• disappointing season' to
day at Hobart, facing a team that
has won seven games, including
two from Cornell, and dropped
but two.
It will be the 16th game of a
series that began in 1914, each
team having scored seven wins
against one tie. •
State will have to halt the
"S"- scoring combination of sopho
more Johnny Snap and Hoovetl
(Scoop) Sutton if it hopes to pull
one from the Are.
Prior to Hobart's last match
with Cornell, Snape•registered 27
goals and 12 assists while Sutton
had 21 goals and eight assists.
College Hosts Schoolboys
Interscholastic sports will "take
over the campus this weekend
when PIAA track, golf, and ten
nis titles will be ,decided.
- The best event promises to be
track, where Norristown will be
seeking to d e f end, last
. year's
crown. Norristown, how eve r,
failed to take its District T title,
finishing behind Coatesville.
New schoolboy champions will
also be crowned in tennis singles
and .doubles as. defending singles
champion Bernie Leighthouser,
Wyomissing, and the doubles team
of John Reusing and Charles Ken-
B e H a p_ "yam . Jud y S chlosser
Barnard Caleg.
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Linksmen at Colgate
The Penn State golfers oppose
the Red Raiders of Colgate today
at" New York for their final match
of the season.
Starters for the Lions will be
much the same team that golfed
State to an impressive three win
one-loss record so far this season.
• Gordon Stroup, medalist against
Navy last Saturday; Rod - Eaken,
Hud Samson, Joe Webb, George
Kreidler, Warren Gittlen, and
Bill Albert will be the starting
seven. Bobby Smith, a junior,
will act as the alternate.
The Lion's lone • loss 4-3, was at
Navy's•hands. Victories were over
Pitt and Cornell, 5-2, and Buck
nell, 9-0.
ney, Reading, will be missing
from the field.
In golf, none of the first five
in last year's field, including win
ner Bob - Schoener, • Allentown,
will be numbered in the 40 quali
fiers.
Dorm Scores Win, 12-1
Bob Steck, Dorm 32, pitched a
one-hitter as Dorm 32 trounced
Dorm 27, 12-1, in a Nittany area
softball game this week. Tony
Petroy, Bob and • Al Jordan, and
Hary Fox each collected three
hits for the winners.
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Play Away
Thindads vs Jaspers
Coach Chick Werner's winless
spikesters will make their '52
dual meet exit in Van Cortlandt
Stadium this afternon with Man
hattan's powerful cinder forces.
Tabbed as one of the best track
teams in the East, Coach George
Eastman's green and white clad
thinclads have an abundance of
running depth and field strength
which should offset State's
chances of making an impressive
showing.
Victorious over Army, who
earlier in the season over
whelmed the Lions by a 154-24
count, the Jasper's should win
handily,
TAN GABARDINE Rain Coat. Name of
Eugene Frank inside. Finder please call
4053.
ONE SMALL black brocade evening puree
at Sigma Pi. Saturday night. Sentimental
value. Finder please contact Fenton's 114
Windcrest. Call 2087.
RAIN COAT left at .SAE Saturday night.
Name inside- coat collar. If found call
Jack Hoffman 4819.
SHETLAND COLLIE, female, caramel color
with white collar, bushy tail, 10 months.
Answers to "Pi." Call 3468.
GREEN GIRL'S WALLET—identification
card inside. Contains roatric card and
lab key. Please return. Call Janet, 2593.
RED WALLET between Centre Daily Times
and Atherton Tuesday. Keep wallet.
Please return cards. Call 144 Atherton.
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SUMMER STUDENTS; room and board at
the Beaver House. Board $9.00 per 5-day
Week, and $12.00 per 7-day week. ROOM
and- board $15.00 per week. Call 7861.
CENTRAL LOCATlON—furnished and un
furnished apartments. Cull 2131.
SUMMER and FALL session bookings now
at Colonial Hotel, 123 W. Nittany Ave.,
State College. Central, quiet and com
fortable. Phone 4850. Ask for C. R.
SAVE MONEY on that moving job, as
many students have. Rent a truck. Local
or out-of-state. Mertz Driv-Ur-Self System
LIC., 1020 Green Ave., Altoona, Penna.
Phone 2-3200.
ROOM OR room and board for all sessions
of summer school at LAMBDA CHI.
Call 2602.
ROOM AND BOARD on campus at Alpha
Zeta this summer. Excellent facilities,
reasonable prices. Phone 7621 7622.
UNFURNISHED LARGE two-room apart
meat including ,efficiency kitchen, pri
vate bath. 123 High Street. Phone 6669.
ROOMS FOR summer session, and room
and board for frill. 217 E. Foster Ave.
THREE-ROOM APARTMENT with bath,
centrally located, for summer months
only. Call Bill Nudorf ext. 791,
LOOK SHARP—Be Smart—Spend the sum
mer at Theta Chi. Best room and/or
board. Call 4702 NOW. i
TWO CENTRALLY LOCATED furnished
rooms sharing private bath in newly
remodeled building. Available for summer
months. Call 6772 during office hours.
ROOMS FOR MEN during entire summer
session. Marilyn Hall, 317 E. Beaver.
$4 per week double. Make reservations now.
Ask for Mrs. Elleard.
SUMMER RENTAL—living room (hida-n
-bed), kitchenette and bath; 2 miles out.
Reasonable rent. Phone 4128.
QUIET SINGLE ROOM in faculty home for
summer. College Heights. Phone 4281.
1929 OLDS: Rare antique—value rapidly in
creasing with age. Call Line 3144, before
price becomes absurb.
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FOR SALE
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WANTED
STUDENT, MALE or female, willing to
exchange household services for room
and.,board this summer. Phone 6307.
RIDE FOR THREE, to New York City
area on June 1. Call Tema, 3 McElwain.
WANTED: STUDENTS to share furnished
Metzger apartment for summer at 15%
discount. Contact Jules or George. Phone
6939 or 3204.
WANTED: COUPLE riders to Washington,
D.C. or vicinity leaving June 4 after
1:20 final. See George Sairey at Collegian
or call 253.
MISCELLANEOUS
IF YOUR typewriter needs repairs, Just
call 2492 or bring machine to 633 W.
College Ave. Mr. Beatties' 23 years ex
perience is at your service.
BICYCLE RENTAL. Call Harry' Hunter,
400 East College Ave. Phone 4200.
DIXIE PREVAILS at the Paradise Friday
mite 9:30 12:30. Dancing to Birming
ham 5.
SIXTEEN YEARS is a long time ! That's
how long our cook has excellently served
us. Room and/or board at Theta. Chi. Call
4702 NOW!
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each save up to 38% compared
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