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Volume X SAN LUIS OBISPO, JANUARY 29, 1925. No. 8 Scandals In Athletic Circles Capt. Deuel Is Honored At Last More Scandals Prescott Read is falling! falling! It has been rumored that Cspt. Quit* by accident the discovery was Someone reminded us that all of Will someone help him before Poly Deuel has received sn offer from Bousa made that s small group of faculty the Poly delegates to Asllomar loses one of its most promising himself to Join his world-famous band men and a few women were meeting avoided discussing certain subjects athletes? The grip did not really to play either a cornet or bugle. The In a more or less private place to read that were brought up at the conven­ take hold of him until after the foot­ contain Is very anxious to accept tho lovs storiss. It Is not known that tion. It ie suggested tnat possibly they ball season. But now it is veritably a oner, but feels tt his duty to stsy these stories sr* really “ysllow," but were afraid of showing themselves up. tragedy. He is late for basketball with ths school another year or so for some reason they are anxious to We hop* everyone noticed Miss radios and misses it entirely muny anyway. Frequently one can hear ths keep it quiet. The fact that some of Prescott Reed last Tuesday, and her imei because of his attractions for a captain working up his lip. Why just > tho wives srs attending without their "million dollar stride.” certain charming San l.uis High the other morning ho played reveille husbands adds interest. As such Earl W. Miller and Miss I,a Verne ?School girl. so plainly that all ths Dorm fellows things are sure to come out we ehali Christenson paid. decidedly more at­ We wander why liirger Martinson went down to the mess hall for break­ probably know more later. tention to each other than to the likes to play tennis opposite Kuth fast. basketball gnme with the Athletic Smith so often? And ovon to the Ths captain has not got ths big head A Bullet-Proof Coat? Club last Baturday night. neglect of his power house duties! In any way over the offer he received The government has been consider­ Bob Hills and Ruth Smith should Hr. Perossl overlooked it when there from Bouse, but just ths asms one can ing buying a bullet-proof coat, but remember that they are not at home was only one girl in Birger’s rase. easily see that the captain puts his owing to the service! given by Held on the sofa when they park In nubile But now since there is one during the whole heart and soul In to every call. the cost was proven a failure. The places, such as in front of the Winter early evening hours and another dur­ He never misses s note end the end­ coat was held In front of s machine Garden. ing the darker hours at night, Mr. ings are perfect. We all think that run whose bullets failed to perforate We wonder what Alta Mayhall will Peroni thinks perhaps the power before long we can urge him to give t. It was fastened over the mouth of say when ehe And* out that Birger house doesn’t get its full attention. a concert In assembly. a trench mortar, causing the gun to hae been late In starting the power Two certain persons about the fexplode when it was discharged owing house several nights recently on ac­ to the inability of the bullet to leave count of playing tennis with some of campus are trying to Imitate cows. Petting Parties Poly’* co-ede. i They by doing so try,to attract the At the Asllomar conference some­ the muzzle. For the Anal test the coat was turned over to Held who sent It We are disappointed in Jack attentions of others, Now wo know one arose and mads ths statement that Babcock. Some one disarranged hie their mooing is like a cow, but they retting parties did not exist except in to the laundry for which he Is the agent. Ths cost rstumed s. total room the other evening, and he im­ don’t have to moo in order to let us the newspapers, A cry of "Rip Van mediately reported the matter. know what they are. Winkle" greeted the remark wrack. Don Fulwider went home for the Look out, Dorothy Miller! Ask In tho newspapers, from our eldtrs week-end, and returned with a Ford. Leslie what he was doing with and from our frlsnds we get long This Is a Good One We always -knew Don had taking ways, Dorothy Hoars in the Modern History discourses on petting parties. Ths Ruth Smith will csrtainly make a class. but this is rathsr overstepping hie newspapers publish long grgumsnts great succosi if she ever enter* the usual limit. Lumley has a habit of hiding things. condemning and upholding thsm, our business world, for the simple reason Don PatteTson rushes madly down Ask him about the time he hid some­ elders firmly sssurs us that they are that she always gets Just about what to the High School every afternoon at th,ng by the gas meter undor his not for good boys and girls and our shs wants. First, she wanted to ride four o'clock, and then comes turning house and how the company’s , meter frianjs acknowledge them but mention in ■ Ford coup*. Then eh* decided sedately homeward with a swell look­ reader accidentally picked ft up and them only In a vague, indefinite way. that a roadster would be more com­ ing dame on the seat beside him. walked off with it. This last Just started on Inquiry fortable, so now ehe rides in the Atta boy. Patl .W e ask the question: Why is John about the school and many intsrasting roadster. Whenever aha wante some­ It has long been the popular opinion Pfeiffer trying to raise a football facts were gleaned. Just right down thing to eat eh* Just looks at Ralph that Carrol Cavanaugh, the diminu­ mustache ? to fine polnte, what art psttlng Watson and ha Innocently digs down tive agricultural wonder, ie immune The fwfaaro anxious to know where parties? Are they real bad, Just msd- in his pocket, and produces enough from feminine charms, but such it Diek'Korlsen gets all his information Turn bad or are they Just plain mush money to satisfy her craving f«.r not the cnee, for even before Carrol concerning them. We wonder where. parties? c a n d y . ______sprouted hie Arst long pant* and wae How can our scorer, Mason Rider, It Is remsrkabl# the difference* of admitted Into pool halls he became fun the basketball score book properly oplnlone held on the subject of Just Poly Pictures Show Again Interested In a certain young lady at when he such an awful case on Mabel what l etting parties sr# and it Is this The pictures of the California the Atascadero Garden Farms. How­ Lyman ? If you doubt it, phone 420 W. difference that accounts for ths vari­ Polytechnic School which were taken ever, he should watch hie step, for he We wonder how our basketball ations ss to how bail they are. On* last Fall will be shown again at'tho has a dangerous rival. C. Earle Miller timer, Jack Babcock, can keep tab on boy was sure that It Is always a party Civis Auditorium In Ban Luis Obispo took her on a hike a couple of Sundays the stop watches when he is always for four. Hs says they are Just ths Friday and Baturday nights. January ago, and he seemed to make a good t-ying to think of some line to phone uftual UUsing and Hlitfh •nuiri. A 30-31 with a matinee Baturday after­ impression with the young lady. to some girl he does not know. A girl Informed us with horror In her noon. The feature of the program is young lady down town asked a certain eyes that they are awful and to nevsr, a six-reel production illustrating early A good school Is a school whera roly student who that nice, young, nov«r uo on »uch affair*. 8oma war* Californa Ilf*. It Is called "Californa everyone works in unison with every­ chap wan the associates aura that thay wara partita for two in '49," and among tho three thousand one else. This includes class work, with Bob and Bud, She said that he and although not as bad as ths news- people used in its production are such athletics and social activities. To hod phoned her, but she did not know outstanding stars as Ed Cobb, Neva muk* Poly s 100 per cent school all nm. papers sesm to think, they wore not as good as s Sunday school class either. Gerber, Ruth Royc* and Wilbur Mc- will have to work together, thl* In­ li a boy named Jimmy, Another girl said they were parties (Jaugh. The picture was released cludes the faculty as well a* the stu­ He likes to do the shimmy. for as muny as could gst in a car and January 20, and is said to be equal to dents. Some faculty members never !{/)• d*y he went out, wort simply mushy and no worse. On* or better than "The Covered Wagon.” do attend s Poly social function. with the girls 'round about, person claseed a ‘wild party a# Beside* "California in ’40” and the Poly film, there will be a comedy and An often hesrd cry is “Why doesn’t In a good old Lizzy Ford. general drinking and emoklng on the the Polygram print what is turned ^ow his last name Is Warford, girl’s parts as a petting party. ntwi items. A very nice chap you’ll agree. ■ Ho you see that if you think petting in?” That is Just the trouble; copies they went to the country. parties wrong ie Is far safer to stay Error In Last Issue are turned In to the print shop. Some 'Vhere they talked, talked, talked, home and play tlddle-w nks than to Due to the hurry in setting up last one changes them to suit his fancy minute news in the last Issue of the and the writer does not get the desired then poor Jimmy, all broken hearted, venture out on June nights full of results. Another thing, when people Had to walk, walk, walk. moonlight. For someone, will be sure Polygram, an error wae made which to see you and the scandal sheet .will w* wish at tht* time to correct. The are asked for scandal and paper is appropriation of the legislature for the furnished them, they won’t write any­ Scandal for Certain! be sure to catch you ae a party to a thing. petting party, California Polytechnic School was , ,|h* other night Just before the Ath- I1M..100, Instead qf 9*10,000, ae was l I, ® basketball game a Ford with Imagine . Ruth Smith and Bell* stoted In the last Issue. However, the When Bill Tardif called at the home yellow wheels drove up In front and Jtttalalura voted 1)2,000 for the Ini- of a certain young lady, he was met *[npp*d, After a short time one head Tomasinl playing dominoes. WeW, the ~ at the door by her father who, ta n k ­ "•n* ,°ne way and the other came to poor girl* must have somethin* to do prominent, and a bill for a special ap­ during thslr spar* time and the ones propriation for a gymnasium wUI lie ing that Bill was a bootlegger, ordered »t. Now If everybody didn't know Introduced when the Legislature con­ four quarts and shut the door in his »’no this couple wag we might not they play with are harmless, so we will o* surprised. ' i have to ovirlook It this time. venes after their recess. face. i 2 - - ; ' ' ■ , '.... THE POLYGRAM EDITORIAL STAFP _ * annld Fulwider ...... Editor-In-Chief Jfrad Yount ...... News Editor tana Id Eveleth...... Department Editor 1 arnon Langanbaok...... Department Editor William Lea...... Dormitory Editor (Haworth Held...... Athletic Editor IF Women or Children Margaret Word...... Feature Writer Rae Mayhall ...... i ...... Typiat BUSINESS STAFF Fred Loula...... Advertising Manager Belle Tomaalni...... 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Thia edition of the Polygram ia de­ At last the Dormitory has a real dicated to the great god Slam. Once ■hiuk. He is one of these handsome more the editorial ataff and many of fellows with the dreamy eyes and the the atudenta delve in the gardona of wonderful personality. This new flame Slander and unearth many priae is none other than our little frlsnd, Quality Service Scandals. Ralph Watson. Ralph has only been If you have been entirely overlooked here about two weeks, and he has all or if only a part of your misdoings of the girls running after him al­ Courtesy have been broadcasted In this issue, ready. He may be seen any noon hour don't feel alighted. You are liable to at the Cooperative Store buying candy for his quesna. get it when you least expect it. s s • If you have not been one of the un­ fortunates In not having your name in Another new arrival in our midst the paper and you have nad all your is Pearl Pettitt. He is a quiet, rather fond hopes blignted in not being able reserved fallow with a shady past. RILEY-CROCKER CO. to keep your skeleton locked securely Soms say that he was run out of in ita closet, don't lose the well-known Bakersfield for selling the courthouse Dry Goods, Ladies’ and Children’s Apparel temper. Orin and bear it, you are fur­ to a Kern county termer for fifty nishing amusement for someone. Be dollars. The popular opinion, however, SAN LUIJ OIIJPO, CALIFORNIA a soon. What if it is a slam, It's all is that ho has been disappointed In love and has oomo hare to forget the in fun. Don’t take life too seriously, past. ou are probably but a minor Joke in • • * ifes’ Comedy of Errors, anyway; ~ All of us know that George The RasDberry edition may seem to McMahon has not returned to school Ebe edited for amusement purposes but this week, but very few know the Mission Jewelry that. Ja not ita idea at all. The central reason. Last Sunday night George plan about which it revolves Is social was looking around in his fathers uplift and the betterment of the cellar and napponed on a barrel of John Norton Shop American people, especially Poly stu­ cider. Naturally George wanted to dents. What nigher ideals could any sample the beverage so he put a hose self-respecting paper have? n the barrel and began to suck, WATCHES, JEWELRY, That is what this country lacks everything would have been lovely, Pharm acies right aow, social uplift. There are but r'Mac'1 wont to sleep with the DIAMONDS altogether too many scandals getting hose In his mouth and he has been I FIRST CUS/ REPAIRINO out. When we have a fault what must drunk ever since. we do ? Correct it as soon as possible. s e e Everything What must we do to rectify this It is a great mystery why Donald GEO. A. BUTT. glaring defectT It centers back to Fulwlder left suddenly for Greenfield y CH0RR0 ST. the one thing, education. With the Wednesday afternoon, after recievlng found in a first class 101 proper education these scandals would a letter written on perfumed station­ never leak out and become public ery. property. That is the purpose of this s e e Drug Store paper. To educate you In the evasion Birger Martlnsen has been playing of compromising questions by long- an awful lot of tennis lately. Or DR. H. A. GOW MAN nosed busybodies, of which there may course, there is nothing In this, but be a few on our campus. Upon second Marty didn't used to care much for OPTOMETRIST thought it appears extremely probable the game. Maybe it Isn't the tennis OLASSES FITTED AND FURNISHED that there are some on our campus as, that he enjoys after til. Bring us your films. according to the latest statistics, out s e e ANDERSON HOTEL IUILDINO of every score of people at least Of course Ellsworth Hald is not a twenty make a practise of repeating shiek or anything like that, hut still Free enlargement with every . scandals about others. we cant figure out why four of our This is a scientific age we are living fair Polyites spend the greater part dollar's worth of kodak work. ROSE’S in and it is our duty as public-minded of their noon hour in ths store and eMaens to keep up with the times. never buy anything. ~ io cent Get your life down to a mathematical s e e Five hour service. VARIETY STORE basis. Don't do things haphasard. If We have all heard of silent worship, Christmas Oiris For you can come as near a hundred per but of course this could have nothing Everybody cent perfect aa a certain storekeeper to do with the fact that Herbert Perry on the campus does to one hundred has one of Alva Green’s hair pins, wltn per cent profit you will be a wonder. _ a piece of pink ribbon tied on it, W« wilt not mention any names in tacked up on the wall over his bed. Store No. I Phone 468 this column so this worthy gentleman — J I M - must remain unknown. Store No. t Phone 204 SHINE PARLOR As was mentioned before, we live More Good Ones! In a scientific age and the staff feel it We would like to know why Wilbur WE ALL KNOW HIM ia their duty to nelp guide the steps of Miller has been so blue lately and why Jim J. Dimoulee. Proprietor Toly students on the paths of progress. he is so interested in San Pedro. Anderson Hots) Building (That word "student* was not meant as • • t a Joke.) To help you, we have put Just keep your eye on Earl Miller your progress on a percentage basis. If you want some scandal. McCABE GARAGE The ideals so simple the dumbest can STUDEBAKER Brennen & Shelby understand it. Even the faculty may Fulwider was standing pretty use itt the other Sunday when he had his STORAGE Here ie the plan. Take advantage of picture taken. It. If all of your escapades have es­ e e • I0S4-M Monterey St. Phono SOI —The— caped our notice, you rata from ninety Have you noticed how Wateon is to a hundred per cent and are ready giving candy away? Just watch him to graduate. All that ia detaining you at the noon hour, WALDORF ia the faculty. Junior rates seventy- : • • •' five, Sophomore fifty and Freshmen We are wondering why Don Fui- CIGARS twenty-five per cent. If all of your widtr li to anxious to gat his car. STATIONERY misdeeds have leaked out you rate • • o absolute aero and are hopeless. You V A u DEV I UR road SHOWS SOFT DRINKS will have to stay hare as long as tha Belle Is very anxious to fro to Santa SUPER FBATURE8 CANDY Maria to see the basketball game. captain of one of our companies, and SANDWICHES it isn't McKeen. You will be allowed e e • ten guesses, but any person citing ‘N k"°* why Allan more than nine will be promptly left school, just watch MONTEREY^ , — eliminated from the contest. Dorothy fixing her hope chest. You now know the purpose of this THEATRE edition of the Polygram and there may Mr. R. Wants to Know Exclusively Motion Plcturca El Camino Gift Shop be a grain or so of truth scattered JJ*t5bon* wants to know why about among its pages. Remsmber Miss Word sent his daughter horns Both afiUaUd with rji Higuera St where there Is thundei thor. ia usually e«rhr Sunday afternoon with a bag 0f West Coaat Theatres some lightning. candy, v Largest Circuit of the West ■r:. —4-

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SCHULZE BROS.T H E CLOTHIERS The Very Latent Scandal - In Apology Adler’s “Collegian” Cloths* Stetson Hats Interwoven Hoalery Hare la the very latest scandal atilt There are several harsh cracks In hot. Following are purta of a lovo this Issue of the Polygram made by 'etter with remark* and questions for Waited Lumley. It Is to be hoped that 782 Hlguera Street the benefit of the Polygram reader*. no person slandered by this youthful All part* are not publiahed. It la from prodigy of King City will take offense Oceano dated January 25. 1925, to our at any of his weighty jukes. W# know friend Haavyfoot Langonbcck. Rather that as a joke they are a tragedy, but SAN LUIS OBISPO BRANCH startling already, Isn't It? the poor fellow’s intentions are good "Deareat Vernon: Don't fall over, and we wouldn’t want to hurt his Pacific-Southwest Trust and Savings Bank it’s Juat me. How are you getting feelings for the world. along up at Poly with all the girlies? Knowing the condition Walter is In, YOUR ACCOUNT IS WELCOME Fine, I’ll bet. You can fall for Alva we cun make many allowances for but nix T ? ? T (that’* a deep one, slins mado by him. Ain't love grand, A HOME HANK—PLUS reader*.) The Jar.zy pieces are very fellows? That’s one thing we must good. I like “Nobory Can Tell What hand to Lumley, We all thought Don a Rad Headed Mania Can Do,” and Evelcth and Al Young were in the the “Pal that I loved stole the Gal that lead, but it seems Walter Is about two I loved.” Irene said to tell you hello jump* ahead. THIS IS STATION R I L whan I wrote ao there it fa (x o). Rually, a great deal of credit should (That's a fast one, readers.) be given Walter. He hasn’t changed Broadcasting your OWN PEARLS coated and colored any desirable sheen In our own I hope you won't think I’ve got an a bit. Why, he hasn’t even had nls laboratories at 3c. per bead. The only place weat of Chicago don* while you wait. awful nerve writing thia, If you do, you hair cut. That’s ths kind of a fellow lust don’t have to even answer it, to be proud of. Not even the blank Pearl Bead Necklaces made up to order; any desirable size, tint, shade or oolor. lust give it a fling in the wastepaper expression has left his face. Of course, basket, but if on the other hand, you we couldn’t expect much of a changu. ’■ VERY MODERATE PRICES would like to write I’ll always love to In conclusion, we will say once more at your sweet notes, I am always, that we wouldn’t razx Waiter for the R. I. Lawrence & Co., Jewelers, 888 Monterey, Phone 785 'our true lover, ? ? ? world, especially as the poor fellow probably get* more than enough when Wilma Rougoet has a football play­ he arrives home. We repeat that it is ing ahlek. She writes to him every to be hoped that any person who ha* day. had his character maliciously run HIGH GRADE TAILORING We wonder what is wrong with down by Lumlty will not 1 et his * Dorothy’s lips and chin. It must have temper get away with him. It would at Popular Prices been a very dark night or he was un­ be a terrible ehame to have that bud­ usually romantic. ding young career cut off in ita in­ ClMnlns, PrrHln* S. AUMAIEK ISM M*rr* II. It is rumored that BUI Lee did not fancy. Don’t be a hog. fellows: give Dr*lni, Rtptlrlns Will Call for and Deliver Aadman H*t*l Bids. pay much attention to the basketball Kan Quentin a chancs. All that Walter *ame at Santa Marla Saturday night, does Ts meant for the best, but usually It seems that he fell in with some that poor warpsd mind gets side­ , red-headed flapper, and he fell so hard tracked or into reverse; and who can that he had to be brought home by stop it? So don’t get excited at any of force. Too bad. BUI. the playful little things hs Is liable to SUNSET BARBER SHOP Jimmie Sullivan tried to beat a do, but let nature take its course. NUF SED train to the crossing and then got Prescott says he's lucky. He has "cold feet" and ohangod hlu mind. He only, one ring which fits his second Opposite Southwicks neglected to learn how to stop a cur, Anger. He says he still has It and L L S htptrl. Pn*. sea M num st. eo he ran it into a bank. The car was doesn't Intend to part with-it. We all badly damaged. wonder why he doesn't let her wear Why did Ruth refuse to ride with It for a bracelet. Mr. Knott and Lynn Broughton while DENNIS DAIRY LUNCH FITZGERALD & HALL walking home from echool Monday Don't you think Pete Traver ts step­ * . * night? 'Cause Bob was coming, of ping a little over his head these for that REAL ESTATE mornings? coureel Good Ice Cream LOANS Oh, Mr. Earle Miller— Watson was found the other morn­ You say you do not need a wife, ing in bed. Finding a fellow In bed Is 894 Higuore St. Sen LuL Obispo INSURANCE INVESTMENTS Pretend you like this kind of life— not an unusual practice, but Wstson The fact is, every girl in town, had an extraordinary night garb on. You ve asked ana each has turned you Ask him about It. down. When Rosalind saw our new Dorm McKeen hue been very much sxdtcd member, Watson, walking up the hill In English of late. Miss Chase thinks that It Is caused by a new member ADR1ANCE •he asked, “Is that Leslie coming?" And there’s Wilbur Miller. Ask him lu the class. ■bout the time he asked his girl If Who was the blonde herding Pete BOOTERY •he would go to the show witn him around at the show the other night? For your * .*k*L **W that her mother would lu . . ' Than he went alone and, It seems too bad the way some of Ahoy! there she was with another the boys are robbing the cradle. Not BAGGAGE SHOE NEEDS young hopeful. many Sunday* ago some of us wsr# *,*• by the papers that Earl playing tennis and here came some of AND BUS SERVICE Miller Is trying to get next to I. V. our Poly boys with som* grammar PHONE 303 700 Higuere St. Look out, Earl. school vamps. Well, It doesn't make Dorothy Hoare In history was dis­ DAY or NITE SAN LUIS OBISPO much difference. Those with the vamps lOtS Mmto •«. OppMtU Had A ad mail coursing on the boundary of Cuba. are not much more than nut of the The three-mile limit It tho only limit cradle themselves. Jepp. Quionex, that interests Poly boys. Marty and Warford w* wish you luck. Ra.thsr than teach a biology class, Phone 288 Continuous Service Charli# Pstelsr took the class to a Is Walter Lumley married? He ad­ HALL’S Poultry mseting. A.k Belle If you mitted that h# now takes only boys Beet Woffles and Coffee *v* *h* learned all about to the picture shows. Welter has trled MAR1NELL0 SHOPPE In Town chicken*. hard enough and all of the boy* wish D While out on a cow testing trip that he would soon rellev# us of this Ledio* Heir Cutting Prsscott Reed met himself going to terrible suspense. •haa* aeo toil Morro Si Bee Hive I™. Poor Prescott, he only sleeps {walvt hours a night. Except night* Restaurant hafor* an examination. Dorothy Hoars hai a scratched chin. Eat at the ' „ PAUL SADA ah* dreamed that she Buick Chevrolet h»d poison oak. **.*nXpna cares to know about ths K o ffe e K u p Lunch Counter Table* for Ladle* j4o Hlguara K AM M’S BO? TaHlfrM, nf th,ng pollibla' *,k REAL HOME COOKINO 877 Monterey San Luie Obispo What do Las Oldham and Dorothy Hoars do -during Modern Hietory? San Luis Garage „V u1 *.°.r .c,mdy *ala wea all right, dldl}t they advertise It? 1009 Monterey St. Meet Me tPnnfl und«r ^ e Ad Building WE MAKE at the ahould be locked. There le nothing Thasa elegant Choeolate* end Chew* Phone 162 if* ''•moving the cause. Ask any w**vvor, Stag Billiard Parlor IRELAN’S Cedilla* 0. M. C. Truck c£Su,|!|f

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GREEN BROS. Athletic Club Downed Poly Wins Return Game Poly Beats Santa Maris Our Green and Orange cage squad Our Oreen - and Orange cagemsn “Kuppenhelmer” Our Polytechnic caaaba (quad prov- swamped the Santa Maria Junior ed their superiority over the San Lula did the expected last Saturday in GOOD CLOTH ES Athletic Club quintet Wedneaday, Santa Maria. Poly romped over the College quintet with a 33-14 victory on the Winter Garden floor Saturday January Slat, by handing them a 37 to Junior College to the tuna of 22-9 in 871 Monterey Street 24 beating on the Winter Oarden floor, the opponent’s own gymnasium. Our before laet. Tha Purple and Gold The Clubmen received a package that engomen journeyed over to Santa outfit wae no match for Coach Agoetl’e Wedneaday night which they were not Marla brimming full with confidence, squad of melon toesers. Poly out­ expecting, a surprise package done up and as a result took it easy with the played the Collegiane from start to In Oreen and Orange. Poly had won Collegians. finish. This wae much more notice­ The work of our rooting section over able In the first half. A. S A U E R CO. a cloae game from the Club a week or two before this by a margin there was very good. We only had At the start of the game it looked Groceries and Produce of throe pointa. With the addition of about a dozen rooters there, but our like a regular massacre for the visitors. a now center to their team they ex­ vocal eelections wgr* Just as loud and Poly’s quintet presented a wonderful SAN LUIS BAKERY pected to take Poly’e meaaure, but clever as the big college crowd. In defense. It lotfked ilka the opponents Phone 27 848-850 Monterey wore badly miataken. fact, many say that the rooting at wouldn't even have a chance to take The largeat crowd ao far thia year this gamo was better and even louder the ball down to their end of the court. I 1 turned out to aee the game. See what than at any previous games this Erwin, our stellar forward, ehowed us . we can do, atudonta, when we put season. The reason is that the rooters his stuff right off the bat. For a while I forth a little effort In Belling ticket! were better organised and as a result he wae ringing up the basket* like and inducing our frienda to oome to they pulled together better. The work the cash register rings up sales in Dr. Roy M Cox the Student's Co-op. Store the opening the game I Keep up the good work, of our yell leader, Frank Quinones, PHYSICIAN and SURGEON atudenta, and we will have a itill was very commendable. day of school. An occasional basket larger crowd there next time. It caeta The lineups: was tossed in by Carroll, Lumley and a good reflection on our School and aa Poly— —Collegians Varian. Ths first half ended with Phone ai-V Sen Luis Obispo a atudent body. And did you notice F Lumley 8...... :..,..G Cookstetler 2 Poly on top of a 20-8 score. the onthuaiaem and Are our Green and F Erwin 6...... -...... Q Dana In ths second half ths Bants Marians Orange players put in the game when C White 4...... C Stephens 2 seemed to have solved Poly * defense. they aaw the large crowd of rootera G Carroll 2...... F Smith 8 They played with the ball down In behind themT It waa a good game G Varian...... F Spencer 2 their end of the court more often EVERYTHING with hard and faat playing all the way College Bubs—Cullen and Word. than In the first half. Spencer, ths to the Anal Bound of the gun. Poly Bubs—Haas and Traver. visitor's star, rang up ths first basket. for the The Poly cagera took the lead and Officials — Referee, Barthalomewi Lumlsy was not to bs outdone, so kept it ail the time. Lumley waa going scorer, Morison. he rang up another on* for Poly. STUDENT great guna on the basket*. He waa Whits then found Erwin’s horseshoe the atar baaket shooter of the evening. Next Basketball Game and tossed the old melon through tha and He appended nineteen pointa to hTa Next Friday night the Poly cage hoop four times In succession. credit. This ia the highest individual squad will step on the hardwood with Erwin was high point man with Rest of the Family score made ao far thia season. Varian, the fast Santa Barbara State Teachers twelve points to bis credit, ail mads our race horse, was aura burning the In ths first half. Hs was tha bright College team. It will be the hardest light of ths whole gams. Whits, our hardwood up that night. He waa game for the Green and Gold so far everywhere, guarding to the front, the this season. and_perhaps it will be the giant center, played nl* good gam* all T. M. CALLAHAN CO. 1 rear, the left and the right of him. He fastest outfit Poly will meet this the time. He easily played over the was playing his beat so far this season. heads of the Collegiane. Lumley, our season. The Santa Barbara State captain, played hie usual good game Irwin and White showed ua in no Teaohers have a powerful aggregation, mall way that they knew the game, as they have been defeated only once at running forward and would have Golden Rule too. in two years. That defeat wZl handed annexed more field goals to hit credit, EFor the opponents, White and them only a few weeks ago by the but he liked to try the long distance Mercantile Co. shots too often and forgot that he left Carter were the outstanding players, U. C. 140-pound outfit. But that does with McKinsey right at their neels not prove that our opponents have a his rabbit-foot at boms. Nevertheless Chain of Dept. Stores for the honors, weak team for in their second game ho is our beat men at the long distance The first half ended with Poly on work. Johnnie Carroll la Improving 868-872 Higuera St. of the season they defeated the hie gam*. He had four points to hie the long end of a 20 to 16 score. The Redlands University 20 to 20. Fur the second naif ended 37 to 26 with Poly following Saturday Coach Agostt has credit. Eric Varian, our fighting Dane, still In the lead. been trying to secure a game for our had two points alongside hi* name. The lineupei a msllon tossers with the San Jose State The invaders’ high point man, Remember— Poly— —Athletic Club Teachers College. Up to date no word Spencer, was their beet player. He was When in need of quality station­ has been received regarding it from the smallest man the Collegians had ary, Fountain Pens, Leather F Lumley 19...... G Shirley and handled the ball better than any of Goods and a complete line of ta northern pchool. So fir thin Boaion them. He could dribble the ball down C White ...... C White 10 foacn Agosti’s outfit has done well in gift*— G Varian 1...... F Carter U their games. th!Lflo?r 11,1(1 'hoot the baaketa too. LIND'S BOOK STOKE G Carrol...;.:..;...... F McKenzie 0 The lineups: 779 Higuera St. Club—Chapek for Shirley. fofy*- —Junior College - -Tracer for Carroll. ------U The Biggest Little Tire Shop In Lumley 6...... Dana ials—Referee. Neander; scorers, Ban Lula Obispo J1 ...... #,,.F ...... , , , , l Spencer Elder and Tonga | timer, Babcock...... O...... Stephen Where your CLOTHES i * P ***’.• w “•*! Tlree—81x4. 112.78 88x4, 118.90 are protected with the » Other Priceo In Proportion v *T**n I ;- - - " .'...... Cookatetter Second String Plays Poly—Traver for Varian. STANDARD RUBBER CO. Poly's second team lost 19-14 to the Jr. Col.—Smith 4 for Stephen, Da Laval Continuous San Lula High School class B team in 748 Higuera Phono 200 for Dana, Dana for Whitlock. a hard-fought, close game at the Offlcale— Referee, Neander; scorer, Clarification Winter Oarden oourt last Friday eve- Elder; timer, Babcock. ning. Our Green and Orange second System hoopstera were superior to the High hool squad when it came to defense, AUSTIN’S Kt they could not locate the basket, STRONG’S with the exception of Traver and FORD GARAGE Haas. In the t a t half our casaba Quality Lunches W. T. Reid & Co. 6S9 Higuera Street toasera made the Black and Gold CANDIES and ICE CREAM Phone 236 weavers feel rather uneasy. Traver. our flyweight center, waa the star of , the game, annexing ten points along­ PolylUs buy your Ford Part* from side his name. He showed no little amount of activity and got into all the WICKENDEN the authorised Ford Doalor AND ASTON PHOTO r Second— —Ban Luis Second SHOP ie —«— F ...... Willet WICKENDEN Monterey & Santa Rosa Haas 8----~------F ------....2 Gist "Everything Photographic" OTraver1 10...... C .....— ...... 6 Gale Hart, Kodak Finishing—Enlarging Reed ...... 0 .——...... 8 Miller SchufTner Coloring—Framing ,—I—-— Tardif ...... 0 ...... 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