1945_11 The Daily Collegian November 1945

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FRESNO, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY,
Bulldogs Travel to Reno
To Contest Wolves
Th. Bulldogs left yesterday morning for Reno to meet their
old rival., the Nevada Wolves, tomorrow. This is the first time
since 1936 that the Wolf Pack is favored to spill the Bulldogs.
But can the Nevada Wolf Pack overcome the jinx put on it
by Jimmy (Rabbit) Bradshaw, when he was head coach here?
Fresiy  end    Nevada    have    played* 	
Special  Buses
s 1SSS. with the Bull
dogs having the edge   II lo 7. wllh
on*  He.   The    Wolve*    hav*    not
dumped the Bulldoga since 1SSS.
GREAT TEAM
Coach Jim Aiken of the Wolf
Pack has come up with one of hli
Anest team* tbl* year and I* con
Adent of ending tbe jinx Aiken
will attempt to get revenge for
ISIS game when another good Nevada team led by All American
Marion Motley waa whipped SS 0 by
the Bulldoga great teem of tbat
year.
Aiken baa a right to be confl-
dent tbl* season for be hss an array of apecUrular gridiron talent
and baa really moved Into the big
time tble year by playing St. Mary'*
aad the University of California
He haa a heavy but feat backfl'ld
led by Harry (tbe Horse) Rude.
101 pound fullback who galloped
SS yarda to acors agalnat tbs Bear*
last wsek In Berkeley; llajipy Read,
a Ane paaser and tricky runner.
Bobby Ravers, tbe boy who loat a
hand tn France, but still a very
dangerous ball carrier, and Darwin
Farnaworth. 1X5 pound halfback.
HUQE   LINI
To open holea (or thla talented
Aock of barks to roar through. Alk
en haa developed a tremendous line
led by potential All American Bu»
ter MeClure at right tackle Help
Ing McClura on tb* right aid* la
giant Mas Badge. S feet 4 Inchee.
SIS pound end who the Bears aim
ply couldn't taks out laat week
and wbo can alao go high In the
cloud*    to    anag    eome   of   Read*
BULLDOGS  SIDE
Now to a**
what   Coach   "Plx*
-ombat tb* big boyi
from Reno wltb. Flrat. the Bulldoga
have a line tbat  while not  a* big
•• the Wolves, csn bold Its own In
(Continued on Pate 2)
Ef rd Is Chosen
Zeta Mu President
Irwin Krird wss elected preil
dent of the Zet* Mu fraternity at
a recent meeting, at which officers
for tbe preeent aemester were
rhoaen
laarry Horg will serve sa vice
prealdent. lueonard Holt aecre
tary; Henry Rutherford, treasurer;
Prank Meeple. sergeant at arms
and pled** master. Karl Maxwell
hlatorlan.   and   Orant   Hyde,   chap
Handbooks Still Available
Student* who have not got their
root** of Ih* PSC Handbook and
Directory may obtain tbem by pre
•entlng student body carda
Collegian offlc,
achool    hoo
nu*   TV.pi
To  Take  Rooters
To  Nevada Game
Two special buses sponsored by
the Rally Committee will
rooter* to Reno. Nevada for ths
Freano State I niveralty of Nevada
game to be held st 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon
The bua. leaving from tbe front
of the college library at midnight,
vrill arrive In Reno at noon tomorrow It will leave at 7: SO o'clock
tomorrow night.
Carl  Lsvln  will  be chaperon*
All atudenta planning to make
the trip by bua muat sign up In
Prank Meeple's office with eotae
iber of tbe Rally Committee.
The price of the round trip ticket
ST. to be paid at the time of the
gn  up
Thoee making the trip are aaked
i bring a lunch, and a change of
clothing   No liquor will be permit-
Winzler Assumes
Business Position
Robert K Wlnxler. who was
graduated from tbe Presno Stste
College in ISO. hss Ailed the post
of ssslstsnt general manager
of the college association tbat waa
left vacant ln May of last year by
the   resignation   of  John   Schlebel
w official will have charge
of ticket aalea for all student activities. Including football games
music department perform
. and wUI be In charge of all
conreaalona st athletic events. Arthur Safstrom. general mansgfX of
the sssoclatlon. anno..
'tinier will alao continue to
position ss manager
if Ihe college book store In the
itudent union
A former star In rni.erslty
Street Playhouse productions and
In Spring Swing performances, be
formerly wss a (acuity member la
the Watson. Ille High School, aft
er being graduated from th* C*s-
lege he attended the Hasting* Col
lege of Law
Appointments Beinq
Taken for Portraits
Appointment* are being taken
ne.w by the John Prlgultl Studio (or
the atudent portrait** which will
appear In th* ISM Campua college
Prlgultl   will   atari    taking    por
trait*    Monday     Mon   must   wsar
ra.  snd    girl*    are    to
Nominations Due
For Queen Today
Nominations   for  eaaamm  .
candidates  sre  due  this  sfter
o'clock   Nsmes  must  be  sub
•d to Jollne Morri.h. AWS so
rial   chairman    In   post   offlc*   boa
SS.
OR GERARD MULDERS
Astronomy to /be
Subject at Forum
Comets: Oypalee of tbe 8klee"
will be the subject of a lecture ee
aatronomy to be given by Dr. Garrard F W Mulder* q» Occidental
College at tbe Sunday' Evening For-
In the First Congregational
Church. M and Divleadero Street*
text Sunday evening at 7: SO
•'clock.
With the aid ot lantern slide*
Madders will show pictures of Hal
ley's comet end other spectacular
its of ancient aad saodsrh
times ln bis lecture which will die-
when the aext bright comst
appear and whether there I*
danger that a comet will ever
collide with tbe earth.
native of Holland. Mulders
• to this country ten years ago
to do research at the Mount Wll
Observatory In Pasadena Aft
er Anlahtng hla research be tsught
at Stanford Cnlveralty and the I'nl
erslty of Redlsnd* At tbe preeent
Ime be Is aseoclats profeeaer of
pbyalca and astrophysics at Occidental College In Dos Angeles
Arrangements for this Illustrated
ecture have been mads posrible by
it Alfred H Joy of tbe Mount
Wilson Observatory through the coition of Ibe Astronomical So
clety of the PaclAc and the Alex
ndeV F  Morrison Foundation
50 Ushers Needed
For St. Mary's Same
which I* In chare* of
ibering at the FSC home football
ibm.   will   need   ISO  student*   to
belp usher on  Monday. November
IS. Armletlre Day'* game, and alao
Ihe Thanksgiving Day's gam* ;
itdents Interested rosy attend
tbe meeting Tueeday at 11 00 am
a* union aortal hall The procedure for ushering will be explained Seat* will be saved In th*
rooting section for the ushers
Casaba Men to Report
To Stadium Today
I mea planning to go out for
no Stats varsity basketball ar*
ntly requested by Flint Haa
men* physical education In
tar, '.. attend a meetlns In the
naturalneaa. and pole*
i candidal*.  Entrant* muat bs
Juniors or  senior*  wltb st  leaat
QuallAcatlon* to ba judged will
Include    beauty,    vote*,    carriage.
' "eea and manner;
Por beauty, the face, figure
teeth, akin, and hair; for vole*,
quality, expression, and conversation; for carriage, tb* eeee of coordination and posture; for dreea.
appropriateness,   style   for   Individ
i*l.  color  for  Individual,  and  ac-
wlll   b
The winner will be elected at the
Queen* Tee. which wlU be held
the Thursday before the ball Sign
upe for attendance at the ball sre
being takes upon th* abeet oa ths
union bulletin board.
Olri* planning to attend to
Queen'* Ball
■Ign up oa t
ao that the I
have an eetlmate of how aaaay cooes will com*.
Chairmen of the varto**. eemaatt
«a working on ths ball will be no
tiffed by mall tbl. week so thai tbey
an begin coordinating tbelr re-
pectlve commltt***
Tb* bell will be held In the SS.
mortal Auditorium
Harper Home Chosen
For Queen's Tea
Tbe T. U Harper boeae on Hunt
Ington Boulevard has been cboeen
tbs setting for the Queen* Tea
by th* Freshmen Women'* aVctirt-
Th* group I* working oa airaaa*-
ment* for ths tea. whleh will he
held November SS
Frats Conduct
Rites for Pledges
> of the three fraternities c
Wops and laus
Lead Intra-Mural
Grid Competition
Th. Rambling Wop. Mid
Sigma Tau. are Imsithsg ia tim.
FSC intm - mural si* - pmme
touch   f OOtbaJJ   lawaffM   mS    tb.
result of victor*, oa Tamwkjr
Comp*tto* 1* the els-toem taaessa
continues T* is Say when the Rage-
Ming Wopa oppeee Ue Opsralat*.
Tbs sixth teem, the JTse. hav*
tbelr Srst gams Thuraday
CAROLLO   .TAU.
by Frosh Pete CaroUe
ed the Wap-Wsmbtar
game. Early In the Bret half a Beany Barsottl toCsroIlo pass tar M
ysrd* brought the .ret see** aad
In the second half Carollo ran SB
yarda for the sseead Isbbbbubb.
The    aetaad     ussy sre* a*    was
Md.
Don   PurseU  ran  hack  the kaaav
I after the eecond soar* bach Se)
yarda  to  about   the  Wo.  SS.  hot
down, la both belt* aad a Basts?
>wn the Rambler*
■ Pas eaaaTht John Ruse* bathe Rambler goal la th* Sr*t
half far s safety for ths Brat saac*
two 10-mlnut* S
2 Lectures Remain
In IVCF Series
Coat* Monday night
TheU Chi aad Sigma Tan plsdge
nights ware held Maaday alffht
wbsn th* That* Crl. aattoaal fraternity, held eetwmcaxlea far Pi*a
ton Brow*. Edward Ctwdel. Bob
sad B*BJvy aavBettl. asjd
Tails Blsda** Harry Al
Flntay..,-
eht   Prim.   John
Tw*   loelaie*
nln. leetors series,
e aad Qsaeeta Ree-
I  hy the Int.r Vei-
Thls wash sad the liMn ii» li
Hag to Lake Sesmeta tor a ra*
treat,   ■Biex.MSliS   hy   their  am*
Mrs. Lundkvist Asks for
Charm Chorus Costumes
of the .bortags of djU black mato-
la town, she asm
Lang Confers with Deeni
Dr A  R  Un*. deaa of asms** «*•
leloa  at Preeao State.
tn. s eoaf*r*nc* of nil I
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