WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1960
Road-Weary Cagers
Take Short Break
Penn State's road-weary bask
etball te a m will get a six-day rest
before traveling to Syracuse
Tuesday to face the Orangemen
In the Onandega War Memorial.
The Lions, 2-3 after their first
five games, had a Tough weekend
in Charlotte, N.C.,. losing to Duke
69-46 and Wake Forest 64-71.
Lion coach John Egli plans to
spend his time this week looking
for some added bench strength.
Egli used only six men in Fri
day's loss to Duke, and Saturday
against Wake Forest he used only
five.
The veteran coach is expecting
help from a pair of Coothati play
ers Bill Saul and Dave Robin
son right after the Liberty
Bowl game Saturday.
Saul broke into the starting
lineup on occasion last year and
is a strong boardman. He aver
aged six points a game.
Robinson impressed as a scorer
and rebounder for the freshmen
a year ago.
Egli probably won't have Saul
and Robinson for the Evansville
Tournament at Evansville,
Dec: 27-28 but they should be
ready for the Colgate game at
Rec Hall, Jan. 5.
In the first round at Evansville.
the Lions will face the Purple
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Early Rembrandt: That Rembrandt was
born a genius is conclusively proven by
this little-known masterpiece. This, his
first known painting, astounded critics
and made the name Billy Rembrandt fa
mous throughout Europe. Believe it or
not, Rembrandt created this master•
piece when he was two years old!
The Thinker: What is The Thinker think
ing? This has been as baffling to scholars
as the riddle of the sphinx and "Who's
on first?" But now it can be revealed
that this statue is actually a Roman
warrior who had been asked, "Remem
ber how great cigarettes used to taste?"
When he failed to answer. "Luckies still
do," he was turned to stone.
CHANGE TO LUCKIES and get some taste for a change! _
Product troduxo-ereray- - crttro is our m i ddle um;
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Aces while Denver takes on Los
Angeles State.
Until Saul and Robinson are
ready, Egli will have to count on
John Phillips and Don Wilson to
give some of the starters a rest.
Neither boy has played much
this year, but both are capable of
filling in when needed.
Five Game Statistics (2-2)
G FG F Pte. Avg.
Du Mara SO 22 12 16.2
Harris 6 27 11 $2 12.0
Mitchell d ft 2 63 10.2
Trueblood 12 12 42 9.2
Hoffman 2 12 4 40 0.0
S 1 7 I it
Eisele 1 1 It 2.0
Staub 1 1 0 2 2.0
Wilson 0 I 0 0.0
Witmer 9 0 0.0
IM Results
Baaketball,
Kappa Sigma 26, Delta Tau Delta 16
Alpha Phi Alpha 34, Pi Lambda. Phi 16
Delta Sigma Phi 41, Sigma Alpha Mu 16
Lancaster 60, Campus Trotters 17
Watts 26, Jordan 12
Spiders 37, Shirts 11
Comets 63, Playboy; 20
Slunka Boys 49, Blue Raiders VI
Five Indies 31, Studs 21
FRATERNITY
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
Ohio State Leads A
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Jerry Lucas and Co. from Ohio
State held a commanding lead in
the first weekly basketball poll by
The Associated Press' panel of
sports writers and sportscasters.
Ohio State drew 35 of the 36
first place ballots in the season's
first poll. The other first went to
Detroit, No, 3, which was knocked
out of the ranks of the unbeaten
Monday night by Purdue 83-64.
All voting was based on the re
sult of games played through Sat
urday, Dec. le.
Unbeaten Bradley, the No. 2
team, finished last week with a
PEP DANCE TONIGHT
7-9 p.m. HUB Ballroom
Music by Ivy Rocks
Admission Free Mock 'V Club
P.N
Us'
AT LEFT: "MASTER OF ALL MASTERPIECES"! "Here, in my
: opinion,"
says Or. Frood, "is the greatest work of 'art. Note the bold, clean
strokes in. LUCKY STRIKE, conveying the wisdom and pride of the
manufacturer. Note the perfect circle, representing, of 'course, the
perfect product inside. And in the product itself we find a truly mag
nificent expression of quality, good taste, pleasure and contentment.
Surely, there is no work of art that, over the years, has brought more
aesthetic joy not only to all of us in the art world, but to millions of
people in all walks of life."
depicts the housemother of a college sorority patiently
waiting for a dance to break up in the next room. Note
how the artist has captured the anguish and devotion of
this lonely woman as she frets over her young charges
(who were nicknamed "The Whistlers" because of the
way in which they obtained dates).
Basketball Poll
3-0 record and added its fourth
of the year by drubbinb Northern
Michigan 105-77 Monday. Brad
ley plays Nevada tonight and Wis
consin Saturday. Detroit's only
other game this week is Satur
day with Nebraska.
1. Ohio State
2. Bradley
3. Detroit
4. Indiana
5. North Carolina
6. St. Bonaventuro
7. St. John's
8. Duke
W. Louisville
10. North Carolina St.
The Venus de Milo: Sculp
tured in the second cen
tury B.C. on behalf of a
Greek pencil manufac
turer, this great statue
has won fame through
the ages as the symbol of
beauty parlors, bowling
alleys, upholsteryfirms
and reducing pills. Today
it is used primarily as a
vivid warning to small
children who bite their
fingernails.
Woman in Water: Here is the original
of a great "lost" , masterpiece which
I was able to acquire for the ridicu•
lously low price of $8,500. I mention
this only to show what great bargains
you can find in art if you know your
subject. I determined the authenticity
of this priceless original by proving
that the small stain, upper left, was
made by Renoir's favorite coffee.
CLASSIFIEDS
CASH—II' wank cm leas
CHARGS-12 words or lees
$.ll one Worths
$:l5 , two Insertions
SIM three hisertiotte.
Additional words-3 ter SARI
for each day et insertion
ADS HURT BE IN BY il. A.M
THE PRECEDING , DAY
FOR SALE
epass••••••••••••••• H 15.1111.110
SENSATIONAL SLACKS! Corduroy. wool
or velveteen In colors galore: $7.116
814.116. Atherton Sho:A, 234 E. Collet.
Ave. AD 8-2212.
TWO TICKETS for Liberty Bowl. Excel
lent line---;11). Call Frank,
UN 64090.
MI FORD hard top convertible, gaud
condition $2OO. Cali AD 8-1821.
PETRI 2.R. two aux leas,
CAMERA
timer, carrying case, filters, flash, light,
meter, other accessories. Ileanler, UM
6-5153.
ONE LIBERTY BOWL seat. 15-yard line;
cheap. Call Charlie at AD 8-6706.
ridhj habit
CUSTOM-MADE
long, joilphurs, breeches; excellent con
dition. 7-4030.
CHRISTMAS
SELECT
Indiana County, 'Christmas tree capital
of the world." 'Davis Tree Sales, 1221)
N. Atherton (at B & M Market).
FOUR, TICKETS to Liberty Bowl, 311-10
yard line. Reasonable. Sell Koren, UN
5-G239.
SENSATIONAL SLACKS! Coruroy, wool,
or velveteen in colo' galore: :116-
214.95. Atherton Shop., 23i E. College Ave.
Ai) ft-2212.
'53 FORD two-tone, excellent Condition
Highest offet accepted. Coll
AA for Bronnie.
IZM=iMEIMEI=2I
1913 RP:CHARD TRAILER, t7' lons. ideal
for couple deeirinyc low cost living.
$lOOO. AD 7-7991.
20-WATT Stereo Amplifier. s7ii."
AM-Fist Tuner $25. Call Vitu. AD
HOUSE TRAILER, 1955 Colonial 95'x4',
excellent condition. 2 bedrooms. Franklin
Manor Trailer Court. Cell AD 7.2355.
FOR RENT
TWO SINGLE MORK with * refrigerator
and free parking. Close to campus.
AD 7-730.
MAKE RESERVATIONS now
and Hoard nt Marilyn Hall, :111
Heaver Ave. for airtime semester. Ad.
vantages worth considering! clean, pleasant
roorni; family-style meali (no standing in
line( ; moderate rates; convenient to town
and campus; after Jan. lit-5 channel
T.V. A few VHCRIICIN now. Ask for Mrs.
Petriskey.
FURNISHED 3-ROOM Anal I meta.. private
bath and entrance. Available Feb. 1.
Couple only. AD 6-31148.
ROOMS FOR RKNT—Comfortable week-
end accommodations for "PARENTS"
and "FRIENDS." Colonial lintel, 123 W.
Nittany Ave. Telephone AD 7-7792 or
Al) 7-4858. ask for Mm. Cox.
ONE It EDROOM Apartment, ES2 per
month. Available Feb. 1 , 1961. Call
Federated Horne and Mortgage, AD 8.31:00.
MEN STUDENTS
One vacancy In fur.
ished apartment for two—s 39 each
month;lncluding everything. Call Akr
8-1409 after 3:30 p,nt.
LOST
PAIR 01.' men's glasses, brown framer
behind Ormond. Call Frank, UN 54040
Reward. Thank you.
RAIN COAT with red !Ming at Phi
Sigma Delta, mime mi. collar, keys. In
.Pocket. Call Bruce UN 54893.
MATRIC CARD. Call UN 6-400$
WHOEVER TOOK tan wallet wtih watch
attachment pleane return where taken
or HUB :desk. Card des , erstely needed.
Keep money. •
ME=
SORORITY
turn to 111311 tied< or call Ronnie, UN
5.194. Itewxrd.
FOUND
PAT WRIGHT—I have your wallet. Call
AD 1322R54.
SUM OF money. Unit AD 8-21.23 or UN
5-7301 to reclaim.
SMALL COIN purse College Aventie,
Friday. Call Dave Irons at Chi Phi.
HELP WANTED
PART TIME WORE--colleze Otudents
Imale only) evenings and Saturdays. Call
Mr. Rogers between 9 a.m. and i p.m
AD 8-2051. Salary 945 a week.
WANTED
WANTED: RIM': TO Of:Diatom( Friday
afternoon or Saturday morning, Call
St: ~ UN r,..s.trs.
ton, Del. niter 12 noon Friday, retuin
Sunday night. Call Meg UN 5.1104.
PASSENGERS WANTED to Miami
ovit Christ mai vacation. Call Jim Swab
AD 7-1969.
RIDER TO Miami for Christmas holidays
Call AD K..21: 4 2 after 5 p.m,
HIDE TO N.Y.C.. Dec. IG after 2 P.m
and return Sun;lay. Dec. 18. Urgent
Call Bobbie, UN 5...759.
MISCELLANEOUS
(LAVE YOU heard the Top Ten re:•ordw?
Nest Ilally rceor(l hop foal.ore4 them
pivot YOUR favorite,.
110'.11': EC CUM rteating on Mora. at
:10 p.m. in 209 • Home En Soitih.
I'UTORING IN Cerman and French far,
cour-e4 and graduate language require
nwnts. Call A 4-1246 .between 2.
2;311 p,lll. and 6 p.m.-7 p.m.,
music by Midhightem 1
Doe. !Gill. 11-12 Dan. Com)les 51.25,
single 75c. Our Lady of Victory Church.
-ichn-formal. Spoonored by Newman efoll.
:all Chapel, UN 5.42gl for relicrystioria.
NEWMAN CLUB will hold a communion
breHlif:i,t. Sunday. Dec. IS. 10 :30 a.m.
;I“.aker Mr. Fnrrell, assistant dean of
men at S-tun Hall Univ.. HUB dinlog
rooms A & B. $1.25 per ticket.
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