1933_11 The Daily Collegian November 1933

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The game at San Jose will at
least have enough rooters from
Fresno if advance tips on ticket
sale* csn be taken for a gauge.
The game a* far as Fresno
State is concerned is the most
-ilirportant   _
it, make  use  of alfthe sharp |
teeth they have to
the top end of the;
The Spartans defeated the Ag-
?ie< by exactly the sami
as ihe Bulldogs did, and
relative strengths of the victors
art about equal. Tho
ods of football are used by both
teams,  and  they  are  matched
pretty well in speed, with
having a rather
weight,
i will go to make the _
one   of  the  beat  games  that
football fans can hope to witness
in the Far-Western  Conference
WATCHJUT, SPARTANS!
I
FRESHMAN CUSS IS
HOST THIS EVENING
AT INFORMAL DANCE
First Year Students Will Undertake   Initial   Function at
Rainbow Ballroom
PEP PROGRAM  SCHEDULED
Leo Harris Will Talk; Surprises
Promised by Committee
Fresno State College freshmen
tonight will furnish the main at-
jtraction on the week's social calendar, when they stage their *n-
1 -—' '—*» at the lteinbow Ball-
downtown Fresno,
addition to the dance, a program of pep numbers, including
by Coach Leo Harris, will
Some interesting sidelights
the .fleets of the NRA program
ttn he gathered every Tuesday
and Thursday  afternoon when
•.hi debate squads meet to dis-
cjub the  new  debate question.
Thi proposition calls for an expansion of the president's pow- „,,
trs as a settled policy, and de- Sat
unearth I part
various and sundry reasons why
this should or should not happen. It will be worth anyone's
while to drop in to some of these
discussions,   and   maybe   take
e of our newspaper col- j
:s and editorial writers
aken several cracks st stu-
who have refused to en-
It 0. T. C. work in state
It is a sorry state
have members of
m criticise the
youth of the country who refuse
to have anything to do with militia that if every-
|SPELL 'ECSTASY
Subject A Classes Show 'Em
39 VARUTIONsl
Both the Campus and the]
Caravan are going to be published this year upon
standards aa in the past. There
*ill be no let-dowrt on the qual-,
tty of either of the books be-1
"use of a decreased budget, we|
are informed. After winning the
highest honors than ca
sibly l,e won, we feel that
Y.M.C.A..Y.W.C.A.
10 KT JOINTLY
FSC Rooters, Football
Team, Band Will Board
S. P. Special Tomorrow]
Enthusiasm at Fresno State Runs High for Conference Encounter Against Spartans at
San Jose; Game Starts at 2:15
Fresno State's second special train of the 1933 football season will pull out of the Southern Pacific station in downtowr
Fresno tomorrow morning at 7:30, carrying 45 members of th<
football squad, a 42-piece band, and approximately 100 student
rooters to San Jose for the season's crucial grudge game of the
Far-Western Conference.
Never before in the history- of the college has the prospect
of two trains in one year been so much as thought of, bt
STUDENT CARDS
WILL BE HONORED
ATSPARJANGAMEl
Fresno State Rooters Gain Free
Tomorrow
BULLDOGSINCRUCIAL
TEST WITH SPARTAN
ELEVEN TOMORROW
Teams Evenly Matched for Gasse
in Baxter Stadium at
San Jose
BOTH   ARE UNDEFEATED
Perfect Conference Records st
Stake; De Groot's Players Believed to Have Edge
By WES HARRIS
Two powerful teams, each us-,
ing the Warner system, playing
what   is  probably  the deciding
Frosh Push Plans
For Bonfire Rally j
ICercle Francais Will
Present Play Soon
Seniors Meet, Set
Date for Dance
The Key Entertains
Frosh Sealbearers
n Donthoe, Virginia |t!
The Key Welcomes
Scholars Tomorrow
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