SPARTAN SKINS TIGER 13-3 Hundred THANKS Fifteen To the Spartan Spears for the DeGrootmen Aim tine cooperation and loyalty to Make Stockton Trek, San Jose State in making the Porn Poms for the C.O.P. game: At Perfect Season Thanks a lot. Witness State Victory To the Spartan Knights for your help at the games: thanks. By PONY SWENSON Two special trains and a caravan of 50 cars launched into Both organizations deserve a San Jose ruined Amos Alonzo Stagg's "Golden Anni- great Stockton with 1500 students, band members, and local supporters deal of credit, and I, for versary" dreams of an undefeated season, with the Spartans witness the Spartans' greatest one, appreciate your help. Friday night to victory defeating skinning the College of Pacific Tigers, 13-3, last Friday COP 13-3. BOB SWANSON. Following the arrival of the "Gold and White" special trains, night in Baxter Stadium, Stockton, before i,000 fans. hop-in cars driven by Pacific stu--- I The old DeGroot-Warner with high-spir- dents and packed 1"hex" over Stagg still held ited rooters paraded noisily through the town to Hunter's true, and the "Grand Old Square where a short rally was Man" made his seventh straight held. ifutile attempt to whip the Spar- Between halves the San Jose tans. It also marked his second band marched on the field spelling istraight loss to the "Old Fox", "Stagg" and "Pop", playing songs Glenn Scobey Warner, who was the of both colleges. The San Jose _San_ _Tae_ ;winner when the two coaches met rooting section formed a permanent once before in 1907. ()( "I'OBER 23, 1939 NUMBER 23 "S" with white of the rooter's Vol..XXVIII. SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA, MON DAV. SEVEN STRAIGHT caps and showing pom-poms, whit, The Spartans' seventh straight thr Pacific side spelled "S.I", victory was their sweetest, and "Stagg", and "P" with cards, the they had to come from behind to win the Complete little "Big on by Fliers Game" from those carried Favors to Survey stunt similar CAN San Jose last year the inspired Stocktonites. Their Due to an error in directions, the comeback came in the second quar- ter on a Hop 38-yard that seated -Country drive was 15C section was Cross Spartan rooting Retention Of in Section E of the stadium. It sparked by Leroy Zimmerman, CAN was finally necessary for Coach State fullback, and hero of the two previous San Jose-Pacific games. students Planes to ask the DeGroot CAA Duil Women In Band In 38C to move to a different section. 1 Trailing 3-0 the San Joseans Lock- took San Jose State college students last week After taking delivery of five planes at over on the Tiger 38 after haven, Pennsylvania nine days ago, five San Jose I Adamina's kickout at that spot, voted five to one in favor of retaining women in State college fliers completed their cross-country , and in six plays San Jose marched Club, Individual OW hand, according to the results of a survey hop when they landed at the San Jose Airport I within one yard of scoring, with GS ondocted by the Campus Poll of Student Opinion. Saturday morning. Zimmerman finally butchering the of avia- Appointments For Getting an accurate cross-section of student "This is the first time in the history center of the line to tally, A pass number of formation- .,pinion, ten per cent of the stu- I lion that this , from Zimmerman to manoogian flying light crafts have flown that . on 'lent body was polled on three Penalties For Fees the 25 and thrusts by the Today Announced ' distance," Mr. Frank F. Peterson, I former at center and right tackle the 'college flying instructor, said. questions regarding: women in Not Paid By Friday worked the ball into scoring posi- of an THREE TIMES hand, possible inauguration GROUNDED Hon. kick was blocked. Those who have appointments Cook's ( Fees are payable at the busi- The fliers, Robert Carlton, Hillis today at Bushnell's Studio, 34 iill-women unit, and the question Bronco Bob Bronzan, who was ness office of the Administra- ' Ashworth, flight leader, Seldon North First street, for La Torre drum majorettes. A majority of , counted out of Friday's game when tion building until Friday, Oc- Edner, Logue Mitchell, and George i pictures are: all three ques- he was injured in an auto accident students said yes to tober 27. They will still be were grounded three times 5' Aihara, ' with Quarterback Dave Titchenat 9:15 Tomhagan, Joy; 9:30 Regin tions. payable until November 3; how- by bad weather at Cleveland, Ohio; ate, I last Thursday, made an unexpected Joe; 9:40 Cutting, Leona; 10:00 ever there will be a late fee and Cheyenne, Although polling an overwhelm - Chicago. Illinois; appearance at tackle but was Lang, Geraldine; 10:15, Mamion, charge of one dollar. per cent in favor of the Wyoming. I Bette; 10:45 Woodham, Virginia: ing 84 ejected from the ball game after Students whose fees are not They had no serious trouble en ; 11:00 Wire, Eloise; 11:15 Enrigues. :Mention of band women, only 55 (Continued in Page Four) 5C paid by this date will have their route, Ashworth stated. I Arthur; 11:30 Locks, Robert; 11:45 per cent of the students said yes _ _ registration cancelled. To regain 650 MILES PER DAY Cooper, Andrew; 12:00 Silver. ,10 "If women were the question: registration there will be a re- The group flew about 650 miles NEW MEMBERS Lois; 12:15 Gurnee, Bill. 10' :prohibited from marching in the instatement fee of $3.00. per day, Ashworth said. Although 12:30 Crawford. 12:45 Ruth: I present hand, would you he in the cruising range of the planes Is I INITIATED TODAY Moore, Virginia; 1:00 Mott, Max; CA of the inauguration of in approximately 250 miles per day,. BY PI SIGMA CHI 1:15 Staley, Hugh: 1:30 Peed, W11- favor band?" auxiliary fuel tanks were installed liam; 1;45 Reinhard, Clara; 2:00 all-wornen's C.S.T.A. BOARD 5' in the ships to allow longer non- Initiation of new members will Titchenal, David; Forty-five per cent were against 2:15 Watson, stop flights. I.i held at a meeting of Pi Sigma Willis; 2:80 Mashy, Glenn; 2:45 the separate, all -women unit The planes, four Taylor Cub chi. honorary pre-medical and pre- King. Betty; 3:00 Ithrhammer, which had been suggested as a MEETING "50's" and one Taylorcraft, are to dental society, today at 12:30 in 10 Richard; 9:15 Gamboni Rita: 3:30 wo possible alternative to forcing I he used by the Civil Aeronautics Room 8204, according to Evelyn McDougol, Marian nirn out of the present 116.piecc Authority's training course and by Depew, president. 3:45 Rose, Geraldine; 4:00 Han- THURSDAY band. the two campus flying clubs, Twen- , At the last meeting of the soci- chett, Hilda; 4:15 Fulkerson. i t - , ty Flying club and State College ety ten applications for member- Charles; 3:30 Hutson, Robert: 4:45 Si xt y-one per cent of study] The California Student Teachers fliers, ship were accepted. Letters of Anderson, Walter, polled were in favor ot contintivi; ssociation of San Jose State col SAW BIG GAME I acceptance have been mailed to Clubs that have group picture with ilmini majorettes as a tug lege will hold an executive board The college birdmen arrived from !these in time for today's meeting. appointments today on the north of the band, while thirty plans Stockton after witnessing the San In addition to the initiation. steps of the Art nre as el:ninny': planer:. cent said "no". Monday meeting Thursday to discuss P.M. building lose State-College of Pacific foot- there will be a speaker at the follows: 12:10 members of the band voted the conning year, according to 1 ' Riding club, 12:20 night. for hall game Friday night meeting this c..i, Pre-Legal club, 12:30 Ski club, to dispense with drum majorettes President Arthur Brown. 12:40 Eckert Hall club, in future games. At the last meeting of the or ts .!anization they elected the follow officersh mdit VotingT. On Quartet Name GAME''' '4A rt li r Brown.13 rfoowr president. Sit HEARS vice-presialent ; Matilde sAN JOSE NI;iiirzi, wit Be Held This Week va, secretary: Lois Swanson. (reii !anal% f Nectitive hoard members ' Those wishing to participate in tzt) a arrangements were necessiii FARM' definite interest in !ever ill' Harold Smith and Steil. , 'BACK TO the contest ten re-name the Helen broadcast the gam. football by a majority of residents Ki.01' to THEME OF ALPHA Smith quartet will have all this calls In this MIX hundred telephom. week to cast their ballots, community. many fans who broadcasting PI OMEGA DANCE accord- were \vete ne iii ived by the ing to Bob Locks, one of the not able to attend the game of the in state., , the time "Back to the farm" will be the judges. Stockton Friday night hail Din Iroadeast. Lost Anything? theme in Alpha Pi Omega's fourth The contest. sponsored by Phi pleasure of listening to lb, game Ne1.1.814411y arrangements wei barn dance. October 28, Epsilon Kappa, men's P. E. frat. over San Jose's radio station. maile with the Stockton station, annual ictiorted found stated Steve Hosa today. ernity, will end Friday. October KQW PeWe and Frank Arthin , one id Among the items office include: ! Tommy Coleman's quintet, the 27 at noon, Locks said. Ilegtnntag Thursday morning. the Associated Oil Company's reg- I'i' the Infortnation telephone Works of Shakespeare, bind- band that played for the May Day A ballot will appear in each Culls began pouring ular sporteamters, was secured for [The in purses, breakfast dance of last year, will , issue of the Spartan Daily until In HQW requesting information t " 4 lose ' ere music book s, coin rings. necklaces, textbooks. pins, be featured at the dance. next Friday. All one has to do to a5 to whether the game would be Chaniber of Commerce guaran- broadcast. Cleopatra's lip stick. rain clothing, A limited number of bids are on I vote, according to 14 icks. Is to Finally it became ap- teed t he cost of the wire report parent a Bible sale and may be obtained from till out the ballot and deposit it that Um best interents and the iinnouticer's fee and Ilic and a above items nifty i(e 111,,mhers of the fraternity or from , in the contributor's box in the large audience this area game was put on the an at , Any oi the office. (1,,' Vont roller's office. (Continued en Page Four) would cit. iii,'it t Ile 1 n formation 1 00 be served by 530 Ri making what P II EER 23, 1939 PAGE 'Ivo SPARTAN DAMN', IOW\ 1/1 rtr' Women In The Band . . . » WOMEN'S PAGE All last week the controversy about the frail*. contingent of Sparta's band has raged. Today being th, wi,inan's on tile feature page, it seems a good opportmit, Perusal . . . I) give a woman's point of view. C. 0. Fashion's Admittedly having feminine band members einem. liberally covered By IRENE MELTON goal posts were music, but it does with late arrivals. lower the quality of the lower the ph. Highlights of the COP excursion It took the street car 45 inin- posing number of players. According to the director, the I Friday were . . . Fables for utes to carry victorious Staters Field ON THE TRAIN . . The danc- per cent of the organization is women. approximate 3 mile distance the fl ing cars were a happy inspiration the limn the stadium to the depot, IFAlitm's Note: This Mteresting SEPARATE UNIT as evidenced by the large crowds due to heavy traffic and continual colunm is contributed by Jane This is enough to make a separate marching unit, by trying to trip the light fantastic journalism ma- slipping of the trolley wire. Cheers Jillson, freshman the a and succeeding in just tripping. ' it would entail a greater expense. Obviously a separate for the tolerant, sorely tried con- jor 1 In.: the C With the train going aroundi ductor. complicate further both the uniform, music, and with would anc deterr curves every second, conscious world in Open house in fraternity and This fashion there refuse couples bumping into each other transportation problems. Also would be the difficult.. houses after the game which we live produces amazingly the most popular tune '''''r"ritY range super constantly, further proved Pacific hospitality. few really new styles ideas. Every of their not playing a wide enough of instrumen: be "Change Partners". impro seemed to students had to miss the designers conic out with ri am -bound time to have an effective musical group. Jose Punch and peanuts kept noisy post-game dance in order to some gay "new" fad you can het the If the women members ask no special concessions hole 1 Staters happy until they reached I catch the 12 o'clock. 3-our last dollar that the idea has an: The Stockton. * popped up in history some place are willing to make the best of the shortage in equipmem o The football team went on the AND AS FOR FASHIONS . . before. the student body should be grateful rather than critical. first train, thus explaining the fruexpected warm weather caused THE OLD BECOMES THE NEW Kirby. little mad dash by fluttery co-eds to regrets among cautious Staters If ive took time 1,11L. ILL 1111Liet. tune obtain seats on the earlier train, lugging overcoats and heavy the duplication of fashion ideas !- - lion although there were more cars on wraps, brought "Just in case it we would find a cycle about eveay NOTICE NOTICE thew, the second train. rains". Informality was the key- fifty years. Take, for exatnple, the , There will be a meeting of Gam- Frost ,: Take off those jas-il tons . note of costumes for the trek, rather foolish, yet exciting bustles , ma Beta of Alpha Phi Omega to- now! Sophomore class. AT STOCKTON . . Hospitality familiar, sporty outfits redominat- which have set our hearts aflutter morrow in Room Sci. 112 at 7:30. wit all over the place, what with COP ing. Those easy-to-wear roller hats this fall. They were extremely Phi Tali Theta will hold coniplimenttm, turd students offering transportation to were as common as rooters' caps. p(mular during the "gay nineties" woman, after weekly meting at the home of G Carnival Red "Sloppy 3 5Ca the stadium and the whole town and seem to be headed for equal on my new don C. Hay. 1010 South Sew- these ,we.it turning out for the parade before STREET SCENE . . Stockton popularity now. Joe", said, "I'm glad street, tomorrow at 7:10 per attacl I, the game. gas station employees greeting OLD STUFF! ers have come back in the c, ! ...,1 The height of something or other requests for directions to the sta- Imagine the downfall my ego were so fond of them in yin 1 was reached by the guy who dium with a friendly "so-you're- took the other day when an elderly !days." Well, that went .. SIEPHEN parked his car just a few feet from -San Jose State-ate-you-think straw! I had thought at on, away from the entrance gates to you're-gonna-beat-us?" attitude. had stumbled onto something The Originatoi of the , Gai the stadium . . and then listened lively new, when in reality wi. drive .‘ ,ItIMNAL CONEY ISLAND to the game broadcast on the car OVERHEARD AT THE GAME GYM JAMS just a bunch of copy-cats! team "Oh, I can tell 'em apart now. RECONCILED radio! By ELEANOR RANEY HOT DOG goal I am beginning to think that The most popular fellow at the Our team is wearing- those cute ; in Jose LA pleased to &fent link mu game was . . no, not that hand- '111 black panties!" pi rhaps it is best we you to enjoy his O'Con * Splash! those of by, ,. r n, new restsunur some quarterback, but the hot fashions with back You're in! Frosh, sophs, juniors,1 I 11 at tamale vendor. BELIEVE IT OR NOT . . En centuries. At least, we can't gH and seniors, all are welcome in St Overcrowding of the stadium route home on the train, a pretty wrong, because history doesn't lie, 259 S. First St. the women's class swimming meets resulted in some ingenious vantage coed sitting across the aisle from .11d women have remained basi- 54 N. xt to the State Theater set for the last three weeks of the the II points for many spectators. The six stalwart braves Co-ed, "Oooti i the 511111e. quarter. dirt hill at one end of the field . . I'm cold." And not one boy 15 MEMBERS and the grass lawn behind the moved! Every class should have ast least SQUARE TOES are "Style -High" in I . members on the squad, /UPI injure l I. limits. The class with San Jose State College ...st turnout has the obviouh ftk:S:1:PhconeaomkrestIll'ar' 06i1y hours of practice are neces- J1/2attatz permis- sary before competition is sCHOO -.ible. Practice hours should be reg- I : Mir ren s ,,N,gry I I :t ..4.. red at the pool equipment desk thaalytt Li iid girls in swim classes can , Published every sch., .1.e by the Associated Chide... dont school time. tiinlagjold in Press_ ol_Globe Printing I ... - C olumbia 435 - III 111 I .r .1 MEETS INCLUDE [ I thc Sobscription 75. per quarter or 01.50 per year. The events planned for the meets 1 ,Zuni gt out include 25, 50, and 100 yard in t' Dons, FRED MERRICK EDITOR the following strokes: side, breast, is 393 East Reed Street Phone Col 4405 back crawl, crawl, 75 yard medley, Office Phone, Bal. 7800 medley relay, free style relay, and DICK OFSTAD di vin g. Women's recreational Art BUSINESS MANAGER swim hours an.: I?. to 1 on Mon- night 281 East San Fernando Phone Bal, 246I -W t. :aid Friday, buil& Office Phone Bat 7800 lay, Wednestlay 4 on Friday, and 7 to 9 on2to Very COPY EDITORS EUGENE HARVIE, MARY TRAUB! Monday. Bring your own cap, an come; 0.K. from the Health department, SPORTS EDITOR InMI I PONY SWENSON and get in the swim, gals, the ASSOCIATE EDITORS BART MAYNARD, BILL water's fine. RODRICKR tENEL A NEWS: (’lareta e Brown, Jack Clark, Jack Duttweller, Outstanding members of Ar- Margaret Etcheverry, Harry Graham, John Healy, Eleanor Irwin, chery club attended a meet at the, Chris Jensen, Mary Jane Kirby, Glenn Krumme, Irene Melton, Elizabeth Moody. Vance Perry, Don Peterson, Ruth Plumb. Mar- Fine Arts Palace in San Francisco, gait Eleanor Raney, Bill Regan, Floretic. Scutlero, Saturday as the guests of San Styleader " Otto Talent, Mil Velarde, Gardner Waters, Culver Vold. Frank Francisco State college. Bonanza), Carlton Pert goy, Svenil Ilansen, Con Lacy. flank Eaten, Ben Frizzi. campus Br gues _ Frances Fischer. Alberta Pies. DAY EDIT011., This Issue BARRY GRAHAM oto, and Jean Swithenby rate the credit for the success of the recent freshman P. E. Majors , l'niversity of San Francisco to a Get-to- gether. ,eoreless tie. Redlands University Tailored with that smart Future Spartan The majors spent the lost a thriller to the San Iii. , evening "rugged lot iL " One with the bowling and later ate an Italian Marines, 15 to II 'Orley back In t t new bra.. I k lacing.., the Opponents dinner at the Hotel Italia. other midwest Drake UniversityU caem pinked and perfed.. both with built up through with an unexpected win leather heels! Although II, pa! 1:1118 CAMP ANTIQUE HP over Iowa State, 7 to 0. BROWN or through with a win over College of BLACK! More too, InFresno the "Raisin City Boys ' WHY NOT Pacific, all eyes are turned toward found things to their liking in It, Give It A Whirl? 3 the six Spartan opponents that still Cal. Rambleim and handed them . Your Number Is stand in the path of an undefeated 28 to 6 licking. Sure Tr, To Come Up season. - - -You Can't Lose With Llly013 still suffi ring from Th- JOSE LA fantile Paralysis trouble did not THE SAN JOSE play. Willamette rested this week. SHOP 1 10 1 T wohy IthIg. BOX LUNCH Santa Barbara. who Is to face ISANWATCH25% Discount If Student the Spartans here Friday nicht, Body Card presented, 111:4 A-iso 4111 ii MAIN I LOON Watch Itopalrn Suit held the mighty Dons from the, of all Type« A nut '.11,, Spartans Triumph Waterdogs ClashWith 'Y' Team efnigmt Over Dons 2-1 In Charity Game ling tlx -- Inaugurating the 1939 Commute. SPAR \ II, \ le NN, (1)' JiIl.R 2i, 1939 Turn Tables ity Chest drive, San Jose State 's To varsity water polo squad will tangle. with the- local Y.M.C.A. septet dOese''. By FRANK BONANNO in SAINT MARY'S FROSH a benefit contest tomorrow night sew Jose State's repicrnaled :saver team evened the score with the Pk. at 7:45 in the Spartan Sall Ft:111E718M Saturday morning on Pool. University of Spartan ire froth lice they defeated the powerful USE team 2 to 1, in one of In addition to the clash between HUMBLES SPARTLETS Field when thrilling ball gamete of the season. the city's foremost exponents of the most EVENED COUNT the water sport, there will MP a the bay area team upset the diving Earlier in the season Spartans by exhibition by Lawrence 13* ALVISO RAMBLES nit,b Saturday Mijares, freshman same score, 2 to 1. sensation, com- the Coach Tiny Hartranft's yearling football eleven bowed to superior ate tin' found a new and edy diving by Windsor and Ham- the DWI squad ' mond, and man power, and went down to defeat at the hands of Saint Mary's Sic, an: bunch of Spartans who Varsity several other novelty determined Poloists freshmen from Moraga valley Saturday to their acts. night in Spartan Stadium. to concede a thing liffiCUlt" refused 13 to 6. foes. Showing a vastly The feature of the evening will superior Nip Athens Club AL ALVISO RAMBLES amen'. offensive attack the San bring together some of the finest improved The young Spartans, sparked by the brilliant passing, kicking the visitors in the water polo talent ever presented Jose team had and running of Captain Al Alviso in the local pool. The from the opening kickoff. 12-4; Frosh Lose Y.M.0 A. ion! Ir. hole drew first blood. Alviso trying des- team is composed of such out- The Spartans, coached by Hovey perately to score in the late stages lipMetr Scoring heavily in both periods, atanding poloists as Bob Locks, Grid Choices lefrronald, started the scoring, of the second quarter faded back by roach Charlie Walker's varsity Wes Hammond, Jack Windsor, itiCaj. sten brilliant downfield playing to pass. Finding no eligible receiver polo septet downed a team of !leeward Withycombe. and Dick Of- little. Freddie Allbright and For open, he tucked the ball under his Of The Week r -rated Athens club poloists by :and. tune Masdeo put the ball in pose arm and dashed 55 yards through By PEREGOY 110'eiAN7s0 ir. score of 12 to 4 Saturday night The entire routine of Windsor lion for Ray FRIII1 to kick a a broken field to score standing up. in the Spartan Pool. In the prelim- and Hammond's road show comedy through the net, and put the Spar Tognette failed to convert. e inary the San Jose freshmen were act will be presented to the an Business hiis 'Ark, .1 up eonsieler tans out in front. The Spartans missed two other nosed out 5 to 4. ticipated large crowd. This act is ably this week in our choice of the LONG KICK SCORES rated as one of the opportunities to score in the first The Spartan win made the San best ever to week . . . We picked five out of With three minutes left in the half. Two passes by Alviso to hold Ii eat' contingent one up on the perform on the Pacific coast and is s eight, with one tie and 2 losses. third quarter. USE, desperate for Hoffendahl and Rocchi put the ball le of Got invading Oaklandites in the BCW- well worth the price of admission Our only had pick was that of Iowa a score, opened up its offensive on the Gaels' 10. Alviso hit center Sew* 'PT, competition. Previously the San alone. State over Drake. Drake, who facet attack. A long forty -yard kick by for four, then three: but here the 0 p.m. Francisco Olympic club held the Admission at the door will be ten , the Spartans in the Elk's Charity the center forward bounced crazi- San Jose running attack died down, ' State water dogs to an 8 to 8 tie cents with any additional sum wel- game, boasts one of the best all- .99490,(es ly in front of Goalie Leroy Hill and Alviso was stopped on the two on Inc the initial loop contest. This come. Entire proceeds will be pre- around team of its history. De- went over his head to tie the score fourth clown and had to relinquish makes the game between the sented to the Community Chest. notes our choices: at one all. the ball to the Saint Mary's frosh. Winged-0 and San Jose Thursday *Cal 13 Washington State 7. the after this lone Gaining confidence In the San Francisco pool the title NOTICES MILLER FUMBLES UCLA 20 Montana 6. drive to tie the score, the USF members will meet for Saint Mary's forced to kick out *AND battle. Although each team has yet Ski club 'USF 0 Santa Barbara 0 drove down to thee Spartan to Sammy Miller who returned it (i team to play their second game with La Torre pictures on the North Oregon State 13 Washington 7. after time: but air-tight to the Spartan 45. Alviso completed goal time the Athens club, a win for either steps of the Art building at 12 Fresno 28 Cal Ramblers 6 ii,fensive playing by Hodgson, long pass to right end Anderson wed tc team would cinch the loop champ- noon today. a 'Iowa State 0 Drake 7. O'Conner, and Diedrickson turned that was good for 40 yards, putting taurer ionship. San Jose State 13 COP 3. hack the green tide. the ball on the Gael 10. A fumble In Saturday's contest scoring Lost: Beige Polo coat from Room *St. Mary's 0-8anta Clara 7, by Miller once again stopped the FINAL TALLY Ihonors were divided among Horan, 22. Failure to return in 24 hours Choice Won Tied Lost Spartans within the shadow of the An exchange of long kicks in !Savage. Wempe. and Hatch. Peter- will result in complications for ao 21 8 11 heater ,e enemy goal line. the fourth quarter finally put the son was the big gun for the in- suspects. M.C. 449W The Gaels returned in the second 9. *------Spartans in scoring position to vaders, scoring all their goals. EXPERT half with new life. On shear power I WORKand score the winning tally. Rother, In the frosh contest State MO encounter Sequoia high school in they marched 65 yards to a touch- I COURTEOUS SERVICE who entered the game replacing defeated by their more experienced the local pool Wednesday after- 'In down. Lankas plunging over front at the...... injured Jim Fahn, kicked the ball I rivals to put them out of the run- noon in a practice game and will the five. Compangno converted thee from placement and the ball found meet the Olympic club in a return CAMPUS BARBER SHOP dreg for the league title, barring 277 E. SAN FERNANDO the toe extra point that put the Gaels out of little Masdeo, who Iltwxpoeted upsets. The. yearlings loop battle Thursday afternoon. Between 6th and 7th. kicked it through for another Spar- (Continued on Nee Four' ---w sge tan score and the winning point. It was the all-around work eel How Sparta Tied Knot In Tiger's Tail ;:Ll -AMERICAN by Fred Merrick) Ray Fahn, Allteright, and Masileo, (Compiled S.J. COP that kept the Spartan offense flow- Yards gained front scrimmage 194 48 n. These three men playing the Yards lost from scrimmage 25 32 majority of the game were thornhe Net gain from scrimmage 169 16 in the side of thee USE team. 13ob Yards gained from passes 47 48 Zugura, coach and player for the Yards lost from passes Dons, was without doubt the most Net yards from scrimmage, passes 216 64 mtstanding player for the visitors. Total first downs 12 7 THE EASY-GOING Passes attempted 9 14 NOTICE Passes completed by 3 7 Artizans: Special meeting to- Passes had intercepted 2 night at 7:30, meet in front of Art Number of fumbles 4 0 building then go to the club house. recovered 2 2 Very Number of fumbles important meeting, be sure to Yards lost from penalties 30 15 nme. Tom Andrews, president. Shop at the WENDT Building Second and San Antonio
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oN I .\V, Ot 101;E R 2., No) PAGE FOUR SPARTAN DAWN'. Dr. Hunt Speaks Redwood Exhibit English Words Numbe Being? Shown In A it illion; Not Easy T, On U. S. Neutrality Science Building t'k
Redwood exhibit
BasinThe State Park has beenfe 1 installed "4 Learn Says Goldsmitl upper corridor of the Sci- At Open Forum in the. ------I ence building and is now open to By JACK "Merely limiting arms sales will I the public. It may be seen any FOOTBALL CLARK I If you were born in not keep us out of the war in 'Commerce time during the. hours which the *--- -* an Mit , Frat I speaking country Europe," asserted Dr. Victor M. buiprig is open, 8 to 5 daily, 9 (Continued from Page One) and learned language. from Hunt, assistant professor in his- to 12 Saturdays. swapping punches with Linscheid infancy, you well thank your tory, speaking at a meeting of The exhibit has been developed of Pacific In the first quarter. lucky owl Initiates 13 cause the inclusive the Open Forum in the Little by the State Division of Parks TIGERS SCORE English wy, representa- Wary is so large that Theater recently. and gives a pictorial After halting a San Jose march if au: pressure exerted plant and animal life "ifs", "and", and "buts" The economic New Members tion of the that penetrated to the Pacific 18, %Vert 7' to draw us Into the war would, In the redwood empire, the growth bilized they would form ac - - - the Tigers punted out of danger the a iIntililsionsostlarorgnge. be as great as that before and development of the redwood fumble. on be and recovered a Spartan World War if the boom were al- Thirteen new members will tree, and early uses of the red- that the DeGrootmen's 41. With Adam- German lowed to go unchecked, he main - ! taken into Pi Omega Pi at an wood. Several original paintings next in size, is only plan- hut passing to Hulbert. end, for one thtrt industry will be large. Other Flyi tamed. American initiation to be held this Thursday are also included in the exhibit-. and languages like Fre sizeable gains and Oleata Flye tied up as closely as It was before night at 6:30 at the Hotel St. During the summer the. exhibit Russian etc. are so small in Kientz running with the ball, Pa- Fran If sales go unlimited in this coun- is displayed in the Big Ilasin parison that the English - Claire, announces Joe Myers, pres- cific punched through to the 8-yard m, try. State Park, but during the winter rolls over them with a ten 'idea of the group. line where Roy Cooper, reserve to: "Instead of both sides accusing has to be removed due to exces- preponderance. kick, we Mr. Rinaldo Wren, former San back, dropped through a place the other of unneutrality, sive moisture in the park. The --- The Spanish language. standing on the 17. Ma.- should try to adopt the beat policy 'Jose State college football player exhibit was housed here last year of all the. major tongue,. our.: Cthetie to keep us out of war," said Dr. has been returned until next San Jose made a valiant attempt a and now head of the Commerce and only 120 thousand words, s Hunt, referring to the present de- department of Madera high school May. to overcome the 3-0 yead, and Rua:Ilan and Italian next with.. bate in Congress Early development of the coast Aubrey Minter, halfback, grabbed will be taken in as an honorary thousand. French, which Li flood his own 15- will He also warned against the member. redwoods was fostered by Andrew Pacific's kick-off on in sin, has only 120 thous,: Ill of propaganda which would be re- Also to he taken in the group P. Hill whose son, Andrew P. Hill yard line and sprinted to the Tiger ! English the L., leased to draw us into the war will he Mr. Mel Wright, new Jr., was at one time a member of 20 before being stopped. But the' ii,,.1 th-in all, but &ea% in case England and France should commerce faculty member. the San Jose State college faculty. Tiger line dug-in and pushed San Meo. NI,.ta Goldsmith, asset: To begin to lose. ! Speaker at the initiation ban- The redwood exhibit portrays Jose back to the 25-yard line when. languages, t a meet Dr. Hunt further cautioned I quet will be Mrs. F. E. Raymond, much of the work undertaken by they took possession of the ball. tl i etneIY. hard to learn. Pete against the "fighting for an ideal" I Pacific coast manager of the Gregg Mr. Hill and those who followed The Tigers and Spartans both propaganda. "There 'Publishing Co., states Myei ,' him. ma de early second -half bids The "It is highly doubtful that we _ pronunciation in English, i! Staggmen started from their own would be fighting for any ideal many words which are spelled' tmahraerda;Tb 45 and the sure-fire passing of if we went in, but to protect same are pronounced Ohne Adamina and tantalizing runs by American interests." he said. Tower Given 'Spring Miss Goldsmith said "For inst- shoved the ., halfback Bill Thomas take Inc word 'although' all: own 18 Spartans back to their nounce 'tough', and 'drought' Grid Luncheon Today Cleaning' By Fraternity where they stiffened. same manner as the 'ough' in Ai College Cafeteria; Leroy Zimmerman's quick kick though' is pronounced." gram In Three sections of the of interior put the Tigers in a hole and on the A It hough English has their, to g Ginn Directs Affair , the college tower have been reno her 1 Pre_ Nursing Club exchange. of punts San Jose gained ..,matailary it hows to China t, vated by newer members of Tau possermion of the ball on the enemy it conies to the number of px At With the next football game In Delta l'hi is as fraternity, according to 39. The Spartan machine roiled to echo speak the sonic law mind, the college cafeteria has John Talia, ingte Function Held Grand Magistrate. the Tiger 14 but a fumbie and , speaking people nun scheduled a special football lun- miss Only finishing touches remain to Pacific recovery nullified the scor- 225 million; Hindu, 216 mil- cheon for today, according to Mrs. L be gran applied to the interior. Tali% ing chances. ind the giant of the Orient.Cs:: Sarah Dowdle, cafeteria manager. men' said. "CLINCHER" ' has 500 million people spear ast Friday A project of the Institutional Members of the fraternity Wh ! San Jose put the "clincher" ii'I In its sing -song tongues. Management class, the lunch will girls guesti, of use the tower for headquarters with six minute's I, be directed by Miss Bow Mee Thirty-five were I their victory have b n contributing their labor play quarter. Thi- PI Ginn who will be in charge of :Pi Nu Sigma. pre-nursing club, in the fourth DELTS TO on Saturday's for the. past three ti TAU decorations, menu, and the food at a party in Room 1 of the Art drive went 47 yards on reverses weeks to complete the job, he I cost accounting. Minter, and cracks at the center of HONOR PLEDGE buildin Frida afternoon stated. the line by Zimmerman that tinnily The party, which was held pri- *' set up Halfback Ilerni ZetterquIst I A smoker for prospectiv, Th marily to get the girls acquainted . rrosh ' Ito score from the eight on a lateral phytes to Tau Delta l'hi, hoc State with each other, was a "huge Football team Forestry Club 'V.----.-* and sweep around left end rOnk scholastic fraternity, will be success", Miss Alice Hansen, ad- I Wednesday night at the Hotel, idea! viser to the group said. (Continued from Page Three) converted. A nza, according to Ben Na. tired Miss Margaret Iswombly of the in front for the. first time during A few minutes later the Spartans Sees Fire Film . hairman. Calif Health department spoke briefly the ball game. 7 to 6. worked up to the Pacific 18 and The affair. designed to 110* vale on how the' guests could assist Not satisfied with a one -point tried to add three more points on Two movies depicting various , alio/deers of Tail Delta phi e. eight the Health department. margin the visitors from Moraga a place kick, but Hen Cook's boot out phases of forestry were shown to considered pledges, starts at K inserted a fresh team into the fell short. Fa members of the Forestry club re- o'clock anti will feature re' game. The kicking of McDormant The 3 of Science entire San Jose line played Naylor sai! a be bceuntdlyingin. Room the melds anti cards, I Name Contest bottled up the Spartans and kept superb ball. hut Chuck Johnson, ceive them In a hole the rest of end, was the standout, with Tor- The films, released by the Forest the night. NOTICE Clain With two minutes left in the. game nell, Allen, and Bob 'Mehemet and . service, showed life in a CCC (Continued lions Pare One) Sophomore fellows: Meet at" and the devastating effects Fitzpatrick and Lankas on straight making good showings. toma camp Publications office gate of main quad today at'- if unrestricteei timber cutting ahead power drove the pigskin 40 Pinch shoot Prizein thconteste will be four' hitting for injured Dave ! yards to a second touchdown. Con- Titchenal, S ond tickets to the "Spartan Revue",' Joe Rishwain did a vided. Daveal .well version failed. The gun sounded Peer) *- frolic show to be presented by the nifty job in the quarterback spot. ending the game on the second Fri NOTICE P. E. fraternity Tuesday night. play Ills blocking was instrumental on after the kickoff. Spartan runs and he corked up team, The Spartan line showed great holes in the forward wall with club Ski club picture for La Torre The quartet, with the Adam, INFIOW DONUT improvement since RA meet. will be taken today at 12:30 on of Jack Harcourt, singer and their defeat at savage line backing. ithe hands of Menlo .I H 0 P team north steps of Art building. piano accompanist appeared at the' .C. last week - - - ---- - McConnell and h, na Speeiaa Dave pep rally last Wednesday night Stewart were in the their superior man power and the Gael Itoge in Morris Dailey auditorium. backfield all night long, stein kicking and passing of McDurmant ping play after Three LANE'S play Sammy Miller had things all their own way in the and Soles, two colored gents, kept aquae FROZEN SPARTAN REVUE second half. The Gaels, coached by the fans on Jaeot their fret moat of the Mel Fiece, former Gael center, CUSTARD NAME CONTEST meet night with their spectaeular rue praised "A NEW DELICIOUS TREAT" Sponsored by Phi Epsilon Kappa highly the playing of Cap ning. Little Al Rocchi showed sir, at corner of 4th & San Fernando I suggeat the following minie tain Alviso, whose passing was a of filling the shoes of his Ii. for the Helen Smith quartet omtarit threat. hrother Gene. His tremenikai Al speed found him riddling Lank ! from behind after the latter the! Signed averted the entire! 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