PAGE SIX 'Flu-Bitted Stollmeyer I A i Will Miss Colgate Frarl F r owed o By LOU PRATO H-Ball Play That "respiratory bug" hasn't halted classes yet but it e indirectly helped soccer Coach Ken liosterrnan to ailed- The Collegeof Physical Educa lion and Athletics Uill again re his week's "biggest" problem. serve the use of Recreation Halt • • He no longer has to worry about fitting junior veteran Mike StollMeyer into his starting array against Colgate to morrow. Stollmeyer "solved" that * * * by "catching" the flu, You may recall that Stollrneyer —a regular inside last season— liad been on the sidelines for the Lions' first three tilts because of an ankle injury suffered in pre season drills. He was expected to make his first 195; start tomor row and thus cause a mild turn over of the soccer team's first allignment. "That poor guy." Hosterman said yesterday. "First he can't play because of that ankle in jury and now this. That's a blow to us. We were counting on him." It now apptars that will revert hack to his opening, season lineup. That means that sophomore Lou Van Rafelghem. absent from last week's Syracuse exhibition because of an ankle in jury suffered in the Maryland tray, will return to his left wing spot• And lbor Chyzowych, Van- Rafelghern's replacement last Saturday, can shift back to his regular inside left post. Hosterman, in commenting on tomorrow 't: tussle, said think Colgate will be a hu,t- 1 ling ball club They always have been in the past; especially up there." The key words to this slate• merit are especially up there." for the record proves Hosier man correct. The Lions have never lost to their current foe (this sounds like old stuff) in 15 games played since the series Began in 1941. But, and its a big but, in eight victories at Colgate. six have been by one-point margins. one by two points. and the other by three points, That three-point conquest came in a 5-2 decision posted by Bill Jeffrey's unbeaten but once tied (0-0-1) 1949 eleven. - Ironically. Hosterman's brother. Ralph, captained that club. The two-point spread came two years later when another Jef rey-coached machine rapped the Raiders 3-1. Under Hocterman. the Lions have turned in 1-0 and 2-1 scores. "1 think this year's game will be as close as the others," the booter mentor said. "They are a very ,aggressive team and they won't stand around and wait for the ball. It should be quite a scrap." Football Tickets Remain on Sale A large supply of tickets re main on sale for tomorrows Penn State-Vanderbilt football game, at-cording to Edward M. Czekaj, ticket manager. The tickets will be on sale at $4 each from 8:15 to noon and from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. today and from 8:15 until noon tomorrow at the ticket office in Recreation Hall. Students will have until noon today to purchase tickets for the Pi nn State-Syracuse grid battle to be played at Syracuse Oct. 26 More than 300 tickets still are available. .M..:•:•:-,.:, ';.•:::::::•:::::?:::*:::;:f'-: ::::X:::,;;:•::::•:: f::::::.:::::::::::? :...::- : E ., :;:::: : : :. 0 W ..."•:'::.., r . p iln ll , ' w Dinner 5-7:30 p.m- Steaks Seafood -•••:. and Sandwiches ... .....,: :•.: Combo Wed. and Fri. :',*; .....,... 9-12:30 . K... , i...„., . ::fi:ii . --,,...:,... ..,....;::,;;;•-....:•:::•. ... ........... •: , :•:•:,x , ..::::::::•:••• .... ... . ••••:: ...- ..1. .....e., ; •,.. , :., , ,...:. ~.... somes. i 7. The squash courts will be reserved for squash players only. 6. Courts not in use will be as- Calhoun to Fight signed to waiting players. Play ing time will be only for the re- Veteran Castellani mainder of the hour. NEW YORK, Oct. 17 GM—Rory Fresh Gym Candidates Calhoun. a 23-year-old middle- Coach Gene Wellstone pester weight contender with a deep day issued a call to all candi yearning for a title shot, and dales for the fr e shman gymnas- Rocky Castellani, a 30-year-old tic squad. All interested should onetime challenger, clash tomor- report any time between 4 and row in the first boxing card in 6 p.m. to Wettstone's office in the famous battle pit at Madison 234 Recreation Hall. Wetistone Square Garden in seven months. emphasized th a t no previous Calhoun, ranked third by Ring gymnastic experience is neces 'Magazine and fifth by the NBA,, sary but candidates should be ;is a 3-1 favorite. in good physical condition. Mike Slollmeyer . . . out ~-a k ;l .e bvg BUTTON-DOWN WINSOCKII College students love shirts with button-down collars, but we've never known exactly why. So Van Heusen's research department asked around and got the following answers. L.R. Senior at Mass. Z.J. Graduate student at tuft of Entomology. "The,but- the T.S. Swinburne School of tons keep things from crawling Beautiful E.rperiences. "But under. your collar. Or, if things tons remind me of pearls. Pearls do crawl under your collar, 'remind me of oysters. Oysters the buttons prevent them from remind me of indigestion. Indi crawling out again." gestion reminds me of my doc- M.D.E. Freshmen at Horn- tor. My doctor reminds me of lio Alger Tech. "You get more his nurse. She's gorgeous. Gor buttons so I figure the shirt is geous! So the more buttons more valuable. hit?" the better!' B.P. Junior at the Pate School of Tonforial .4rts. "They're cooler! Wisps of air blow. through the little hole in the button and keep my clavicle at a refreshing tem- , , perature. P.S. Senior of lid - money's Corrcsporidenee School. "I'm a neurotic. With Button-down The Oifordian comes to PENN STATE . exclusively at . . 31ites fiirtt,s #llnii THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA handball and squash courts for ,this Fehool year, Glenn N. Thiel. director of the University's re quired physical education pro gram, announced. Thiel said the reservation pro gram would follow the followinr rules: 1. Reservations may be made by calling Rec Hall Extension 2087 between 4 and 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and between 1 and 6:30 p.m. on T u es day, Thursday. Saturday and Sunday. The phone will not be in use at any other time. 2. Courts will be reserved on a one-hour basis starting on the hour. 3. Reservations may not be made more than 48 hours in ad va nen. 4. Players must he on time. A court will be held for 10 minutes but this time will be included in the hour. 5. After 10 minutes, courts will be assigned to anyone waiting. 6. If players are waiting, only foursomes may play. The per son in charge may fill out four- shirts I can.wear one side but toned and the other aide un buttoned, thereby giving the effect of wearing two types of shirt at one time. Oh help nte, help me!" Yes, there's agreement that button-down collars are the thing. And there's further agreement that Van Heusen is the king of Button-down stylists. Just take a look at Van Heusen Oxfordians next time you're in the market for shirts. You'll see immediately why they're famous. $5.00. 114 E. Coll • :e A Influenza Wayoes' College Grid Card By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ; ton. who play tonight at Wash- Influenza is throwing many; ingion. D.C. were hard hit. :ollege football teams for a This is an important game for l e oss this week, with some; We : i t g l rir g s ini seeking it s rn Conter f enc h e • ;antes cancelled and many; title. earns weakened by the spread; , Also heavily hit was Washing- I the flu bug. E ton and Lee, which meets Ran- • a dolph-Macon. Both Syracuse and Officials decided to cancel- -light game Saturday at Des; Nebraska, who meet Saturday at ;Lincoln, Neb., reported key play- Moines. lowa, between Drake and Colorado State. In Penns , .., , lvania.l ers down with the flu. Washington & Jefferson called offi its game with Thiel, while they Penn State's first all-America " Slippery Rock State Teachers Col-1„ Dunn, still lives in retire _Col-{footballMo- player, William T. leges homecoming game wi t hither Western Reserve was coancelled.iment in the Hawaiian Islands. Johns Hopkins' at Haverford, Pa.,; and Juniata's at Lycoming also , foiwat•`' I were canceled. Illness of players and stu- , dents at Bowdoin forced cancel lation of the Maine school's ,1 game with Williams. In New York • State, Rensselaer Poly technic Institute cancelled its game with Union College. The Omaha-Bradley game was also canceled, as was the Bran-li deis-Springfield contest. Wheaton, 111., scheduled Ken- 1, I tucky State to replace Illinois : 1 Wesleyan, while at Valparaiso.{ ,Ind., classes at Valparaiso Uni-:1 Iversity were closed and a decision was to be made today whether' Ito go ahead with Saturday's home; icoming game with Butler. Squads of both West Virginia 1 University and George Washing- Could be! Like the low man on the totem pole, you're helping to carry others. Every time you pay your electric bin, you help buy electricity for those who get it from federal government power plants. That's because these people pay only a frac:- tion of the taxes in their electric bills that you pay in yours—and you have to be taxed extra to make up the difference. Is this fair to you and other customers of America's independent electric companies? MN WEST PENN POWER ... . 1 C7110 6 "4' FRIDAY. OCTOBER 18. 1957 WELCOME ALUMNI *Your neighborhood candy store, the Candy Cane, wel comes you "home." *We still have our delicious assortment of handmade candy. 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