WEDNESDAY. FEBRUAR
$4O
For K
The Varsity "S" CI
versity ice skating rink
Dick Kadis, hospitalized
According to Club s.
rink last night. University
The Daily Collegian, jo
operate the rink for the
The rink will again
night with all proceeds
and the Collegian. The
larger donations will be
As an added feature,
the services of Mrs. Ma
States skating champio
minute skating exhibiti
watched her performanc!
Although last night
ing for a bigger crowd t
drive Thursday night s
in celebration of Washin
Yesterday marked t .e opening of the drive, but no figures were
available as yet on tot. collections. The Club and the Collegian
obtained permission to solicit sororities for funds and private dona
tions are being accepted.
Persons donating to the drive are asked to make checks payable
to the Varsity "S" Club or, if they wish to donate cash, to leave it
at the Collegian office ' care of Sports Editor Fran Fanned.
The Penn State driv is just one of the many being conducted
over the state. However due to the tremendous hospital bill facing
the Kadis family—it no totals over sl3,ooo—it is doubtful that the
total expense will ever reached.
Badis' father, who ha borrowed approximately $3OOO, and Gen
eva College, which ha no insurance covering injured athletes,
have made attempts to raise the necessary money. However, nei•
ther were able to o sufficient funds.
Kadis was injured in a
Suffering from a cerebral
four and one half months.
Cleveland hospital.
Cornell Mat
Only one of the two opponents
left on the Lion mat schedule saw
action over the weekend but sev
eral other teams who will com
pete against the Nittany grapp
lers at the Eastern Tournament,
March 15-16, got in their licks.
Cornell prepped for its Friday
night encounter with the Penn
State matmen by defeating Frank
lin and Marshall, 19-10.
In other Eastern wrestling
results Navy toppled Maryland.
15-9; 'Army tied Lehigh. 14-14;
Brown edged Princeton. 15-11:
and Harvard ran over Penn.
27-3.
Cornell copped five matches
and registered a draw in its vic
tory over F& M. One-hundred
and twenty-three-pound Carmen
Molino—whose only loss this year
has been to Pitt's Bill Millings.
3-2--gained the only fall for the
Big Red.
Navy used two decisions in the
last two bouts of its meet with
Maryland to emerge victorious.
The biggest surprise of the night
was provided in the heavyweight
action when Navy's Tony Stremic
decisioned Mike Sandusky, 5-2.
Army rallied in its final bout
with Lehigh to surprise the
heavily-favored Engineer s.
Down by a 14-11 count at the
end of seven matches, Army's
heavyweight Novografz carved
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White Tennis Shoes
Heavy *eight Engineer
20. 1957
ollected
dis Fund
collected approximately $4O at the Uni
• t . night in its drive to collect funds for
Geneva College football player.
.kei,n• l an Dick DeLuca, 60 people used the
1 officials last week granted the Club and
nt sponsors of the drive, permission to
fund-raising campaign.
be open from 7-10 tonight and tomorrow
collected being turned over to the Club
admission price is at least 50 cents, but ,
accepted.
the Club and the Collegian have obtained
ilyn Tammen, 1947 California and United
. Mrs. Tammen will perform in a four
n both nights. Approximately 45 people
• last night, DeLuca said.*
as only average, DeLuca said he was hop
might. He expects the largest crowd of the
ce all State high schools are closed Friday
.n's Birthday.
Sept. 29 football game with Waynesburg.
hemorrhage, he has been in a coma for
His condition is still listed as "poor" at a
en Top F &M
out a 4-1 win over Bob David
son for the draw.
Lehigh battles with the Mid
dies this Saturday at Bethlehem.
Led by undefeated co-captain
Frank Smith, Brown handed
Princeton its first Ivy League de
feat of the year. Smith, who hails
from Bethlehem, ran his unbeaten
mark to si.- with a 8-1 victory
over Kurt Dohan.
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night for the finest in
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the music starts 1 / 2 -
hour earlier, so don't
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Varsity 'S' Club Signs Dark Retains Golf Lead; Kretlow 2d
All candidates for the varsity;
"S" Club will wear their signs LAKE WORTH, Fla., Feb. 19, of the 54-hole Cavalcade of Chain
starting today, Paul Roberts, club (JP)—Alvin Dark of the St. Louis pions golf tournament.
president, announced. The signs Cardinals held an eight stroke He fired a73to go with the 71
will be worn only this week. lead today after the second round he carded yesterday.
ABB MUST BE IN BY 11:06 saa.
THE PRECEDING DAY
RATES-11 words or ten:
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USE COLLEGIAN CLASSIFIEDS
1950 HENkY J. 7200 mile.. overdrive. Will
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1956 FORD Fairlane V-S 4-door Fordomark.
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Call Max AD 8-8441. Atomic Reactor.
ONE DOUBLE room and one-ball double
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DOUBLE—SMGLE room with or without
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TIED OF Haring? Need quiet? Desirable
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BROWN NOTEBOOK 316 Watts (past
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SMALL ARROW-SHAPED Pi Phi pin
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LOST BETVit.e.,N Sparks and Ree Hall—
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