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Reshevsky, International Chess Champion,
Will Play Students, Faculty, Townspeople
Samuel Reshevsky, interna-to those who match wits with arena to a ttend
.. ~ , if the master, Onlookers will be emerged at Syracuse, New York,
tionally iamous C ness figure, to donate 25 cents. I where he copped premier honors
will challenge Chess Club Rant'S
members, faculty, and towns- r c e h s^ lu n b s ' p f esident , ma * bo * | Reshevsky won the title of
people at 7 p.m. Jan. 12 in contacted at AD 8-8441. extern £ a h p \ n sla “ n Mar-
Waring Lounge. sion iBS/. (gate, Eng., in 1935.
The exhibition which will be . Reshevsky. whose great am to-, Re won his first United States
The exhibition, which will be tlon , s to bring the chess chain-, T 0 rn a ment championship in
pieceued by a lecture, is expected iplo nship to the United States, wasjjg 3g
to consist of about 30 simultan- born in Ozorkow, Poland, on Nov. since then. Reshevsky has
eons matches. 1 26, 1911. been one of the international
Reshevsky played a similar ex- The Grandmaster learned to leaders, always finishing in the
hibition here last spring He lost! PI«Y chess when he was f ve, j op three.
onlv to Professor Orrin Frink of 1 while watching his father play. Last year he played m approx
the"Mathematics Department and' At the age of six, he was tour- ima tely 20 colleges and umver-
game with Jerry Wet/el,! in Europe giving simultaneous i s ities and played about 800 games.
„ ’ sonhomoie ‘ 7 , exhibitions. ,He won about 770, lost 2 and drew
The Chess Club will charge s4' After retiring from the chess the rest.
Cagers at Rutgers- Freshman , Wrestling
from ,»«L| I from page *»««)
will go with the same starling at 177. Bill Zimmerman diavvs the
lineup that he used against the heavyweight assignment against
Mountaineers. It includes Mark Bob Fo j ns tem.
DuMars and Wally Colender at 1 _ t Tr , , ~,
guard. Bob Edwards at center , Coach Hal Byers, former state
and Tom Hancock and Ted Ku- varsity wrestler now in his first,
bisla at forward. year as frosh mentor, reserved j 17-Game Cage Streak
Last season the Scarlet and commcll t on the meet, but said' p enn state’s loncest winning
ISIS 3SJTi«S ****** » ta«v,-! sl «„ k i„ task ..w? r L , 7
and the Seal let winning at New weight, but overall we shouldjg ame j,kein in the 1924 and 1925
Biunswick, ti4-G3, lu-e a pretty fair squad.” [seasons.
"8:30 o.m. With my test Immui fore
man, l plan work schedules for the com
ing week. Maintaining equitable sched
ules and being ready for emergencies is
impcialite for good morale and seiviee.”
"1:30 p.m. After lunch, I look in on a
I’HX and room-phone in'-tailation at an
out-of-town motel. The installation super
visor. foieman and I discuss plans for
running cable in from the highway.”
“Well, that’s my job. You can see there’s nothing monotonous about it.
I’m responsible for keeping 50,000 subscriber lines over a 260-square-mile
area in A-l operating order. It’s a big responsibility—but I love it.”
Bill Bloomfield is moving ahead, like many young engineers in super
visory positions in the Bell Telephone Companies. There may be oppor
tunities for you, too. Talk with the Bell interviewer when he visits your
campus and get the whole story.
THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
WILLIAM F. BLOOMFIELD, 8.5.1. E., LEHIGH, ’53, SAYS:
''Join me for a day at work?”
Bill is Plant Service Supervisor for New Jersey Bell Telephone Com
pany at Dover. He joined the telephone company after graduation,
has held many jobs to gain valuable experience. Now lie has three
foremen and 32 craft people working for him. “It's a challenging
job and keeps me hopping,” says Bill. “See for yourself.”
"9:10 a.m. The State Police at Andover
have reported trouble with a mobile
radio telephone. I discuss it with the
test dcskman. Naturally, we send a re
pairman out pronto to take care of it.”
"2:45 p.m. Next, I drive over to the
central office at Denville, which is cut
ting over 7000 local telephones to
dial seiviee tomorrow night. I go over
final arrangements with the supervisor.”
Approved Fraternities
AH fraternities have been
approved for the entertainment
of women guests tonight ex
cept Kappa Alpha Psi and
Alpha Phi Alpha.
"11:00 a.m. As soon as things are lined
up at the office, I drive out to check on
the mobile radio repair job. The repair
man has found the trouble and to
gether wo run a test on the equipment.”
"4:00 p.m. When I get back to my office,
I find there are several phone messages
to answer. As soon as I get them out
of the way, Til check over tomorrow’s
work schedule then call It a day.”
Vega Wins---
(Continued from page seven)
the high bar as he topped Vega’s
safe routine. Otto Kestola took
the event as the last performer
of the night, but it was anti-cli
matic.
Freshman Greg, Weiss, junior
Jay Werner, Frank Donatelli and
Lou Savadove all played an in
strumental part in pleasing the
appreciative audience.
ppCl'f TQ •
ALL-AROUND: I—viga.’ PS. 55.0. 2
Olkkontn, F, 55 85. 3—KestoU, F, 53.15.
4 —Leimuvirta, F, 55.00. s— Ekman.F,
53.00. 6—-Cunningham, PS. 50.85. 7
Warner. PS, 50.(15. B—Weiss, PS. 47.40.
P. BARS: I—Oikkonen, F. 0.5. 2—Vega,
PS. 9.45. 3 —Leimuvirta, F, 9.35. 4
Kestola, F, 9.25. s—Hurmi, F, 9.1. 6
Savadove. PS. 8 0. 7—Cunningham, PS,
7,8. 7 —Ekman, F, 7.8. 9—Werner, PS,
7.45. 10—Weiss. PS. 6.8. j
SIDE HORSE: I—Ekman. F. 9.35. 2
Oikkonen, F, 9.2. 3—Leimuvirta, F, 9.05.1
4 —Cunningham. PS, 8.9. s—Kestola, F, ]
5.7. s—Toikka, F, 8.7. 7—Vega, PS,:
8.6. g—Donatelli. PS. 8.1. 9—Werner,!
PS. 7.65. 10—Weiss. PS. 6.35.
RINGS: J—Vega, PS, 9.65. 2—Toikka, F,;
9.35. 3—Kestola. F. 9.25. 3—Oikkonen,!
F, 9.25. s—Leimuvirta, F, 9.0. 6—Wer
ner. PS, 8.95. 7—Weis*. PS. 8.65. 8— ;
Ekman, F, 8.6, 9—Donatejii, PS* 8.23.
9—Cunningham, PS. 8.25, * i
FREE EX: J—Vega. PS. 9.15. 2—Oikkon
en. F, 9.2. 3—Leimuvirta. F, 9.15. 3— 1
Werner, PS, 9 15. 3—Kestola. F\ 9.15.
6—Ekmnn, F, 8.95. 7—Cunningham.PS,
8.7, B—Weiss, PS, 8.55. B—Koponen,
F, 8.55. 10—Savadove. PS, 7.7.
LONG HORSE: I—Oikkonen. F, 9.5. 1—
Vega, PS, 0.5. 3—-Leimuvirta, F, 9.1.
4 —Kestola, F, 9.25. s—Ekman, F, 9.05.
6—Hurmi, F, 9.0. 7—Weiss, PS, 8.75,
B—Werner, PS, 8 55. 9—Savadove, PS, i
8.5. 10—Cunnirrhum, PS, 7 8. j
H, BAR: I—Kestola, F, 9.55. 2—Cunning- 1
ham. PS, 9.4. .I—Vega, PS. 9.15. 4
Koponen, F, 9.3. s—Ekman, F, 9.25.!
6 Oikkonen, F, 9.2. 7—Leimuvirta. F.J
9.15. B—Werner, PS, 8.9. 9—Weiss, PS.!
8.3. 10—Saxadove, PS, 7.75.
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