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Vol. LXX MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1947 DJGGSJT&PCOCAG PRESS No. 38 Players' Star Leading Man Student Agencies Began Acting Donate As Nazi POW $500 for Scholarships German and Italian prisoner-of- war camps are obviously not the Initial Contributions ideal locations for dramatic ap- College Plans Academic Group Forms prenticeships, but the Columbia ■ Top Expectations Players owe the possession of one The Academic Affairs Com- of their finest actors, Dolph Sweet, Total Support mittee of the Board of Student The Columbia College National to the twenty months of enforced Representatives will meet today Scholarship Fund was given a big confinement which Dolph spent at 3 P.M. in the Student Board boost Friday when Tom Arace, after being shot down in Romania Of Food Drive Room, 418 John Jay Hall. chairman of the Student Agency The Committee after participating in the famous As the Friendship Food Train will organize Council, announced that the man- and elect a permanent chairman. Ploesti oil field bombing. During made its' way the country agers of the various student con- across Also the agenda this time, Dolph, who had pre- toward New York City during the on will be a cessions in the College had appro- discussion of plans and methods priated viously spent his civilian life in past week-end, plans for the Co- five hundred dollars of which will be used in the Com- truck-driving and textile-design- lumbia College food drive reached their profits to the Scholarship mittee's work. ing, appeared in many dramatic a state of completion. Fund. productions before he was finally Commuters will be asked to place Elections Commission Arace, while announcing the do- liberated by Patton in May, 1945. food contributions in the bin in nation, stated that "the managers Sweet, who is portraying the Hamilton Hall tomorrow. For the At noon today, the Elections of the student concessions realize role of Mr. Antrobus in the Play- convenience of those commuters Commission will meet to make only too well the value of financial ers' forth-coming production of DOLPH SWEET who do not wish to purchase the final arrangements for the com- aid to students, and are therefore "The Skin of Our Teeth," starred food themselves, collection boxes ing Freshmen elections, the making this contribution to the in such varied and demanding will be placed near the bin so that meeting will be held in the Stu- Fund so that others may be given works as "Our Town", "The Front monetary contributions can be dent Board Room. Elections the necessary aid to enjoy the Page", "Juno and the Paycock", HearCommitteeStudentsto made. Commissioner Bernard Wishy privileges of a Columbia educa- and "Outward Bound" while con- Fraternities will be asked to announces that attendance at tion." fined. Writing, producing and act- make their contributions in a mo- the meeting is required of all The five hundred dollar gift will members of the Commission. netary form. The proceeds of this be apportioned among all of the In its first meeting Friday, the Players' produc- collection will be turned over to student managers according to an- Tickets for the newly-formed Columbia College tion of "The Skin of Our Teeth" the fraternity representative on ticipated profits for the coming Committee On Intercollegiate Ac- pur- year. go sale noon today. Avail- the Committee, who will then Council Votes on at tivities resolved to ask for the co- able at the John Jay lobby box chase all of the food for fraterni- Meanwhile, Chairman Ed Paul operation of campus activities ties. announced that contributions had office, the tickets are priced at heads in investigating past inter- For U for Wednesday and Thursday Dormitory residences will be State been pouring into the Fund Com- $1.20 collegiate activity and in planning Friday and asked to place their food contribu- In a relatively quiet session, mittee headquarters in the Student nights, and $1.50 for future activity. It was also de- Saturday performances. The box- tions outside of their doors at Friday afternoon, the Columbia Board room. Although accurate cided to hold open hearings in not office will remain open daily from eight o'clock Tuesday evening. University Student Council declar- figures are yet available, early which individual students will be These contributions will then be ed itself in favor of the establish- returns indicate that contributions noon to 5 P. M. invited to make for suggestions collected by representatives of the ment of a New York State Uni- have been higher than expected. the improvement of intercolle- committee and a vote of to 0, with John Steeves, sub-chairman of the broad the- placed in bins in versity, by 11 ing, Dolph received a giate and extracurricular activi- the respective dormitory five members abstaining. Committee, announced that a pro- atrical education while a prisoner, lobbies. ties. Financial contributions toward the The motion passed by the CUSC gress chart, showing the current especially since he was cast in The first business of the day purchase of food will also be ac- was proposed by Stephen Rous- statistics on the Fund donations, feminine roles several times, thus was the election of officers. Mic- cepted by the collectors for the seas, and contained an important would be posted in the Student fine background for acquiring a hael Kaplan was elected chairman convenience of those dormitory amendment. The Council's Execu- Board room as soon as such sta- Varsity Shows. Kap- and Joe' Burstein secretary. residents who can not purchase tive Committee, in tistics were available. Sleeves also theater-goers remem- ap- conduction Columbia lan began his chairmanship by their own contributions. with University Provost Albert urged every activity head to file ber Dolph as Petruchio in "Tam- sub-committee of three pointing a David Schraffenberger, chairman Jacobs, will draft a letter ex- his regular daily report form with ing of the Thomas a to di- Shrew," confer with the university of the Columbia College Friend- pressing CUSC's attitude. This the Committee, so that progress Becket in "Murder in the Cathe- rector of public relations on pub- ship Food Train Committee, has letter will be sent to the Young could be calculated quickly. dral," and Mercutio in "Romeo and licity problems inhei-ent in inter- called a meeting of all the fourth Committee, before that group Spectator, beginning tomorrow, Juliet." collegiate relations. floor activity heads for 4:30 this presents its final report to Gov- will publish complete reports on afternoon, to discuss a fourth ernor Dewey. the progress of the donations. A floor contribution to the friendship Columbia's active participation large percentage of the contribu- DaringHumanities train. in the State University controver- tions will be handled through-the Students sy began but a few weeks ago, activities. When a student makes when Student Board sent John a contribution through one of his Scale St. John's Cathedral French Chanteuse Silard to Albany to attend the activities, every other activity in hearings of' the Young Commit- which he participates will also be BY NOEL R. CORNGOLD ? ■authentic spiral staircase We Gives Recital tee. credited with his donation. But for the grace of God, and d'tl—after first passing through Here the beadle of St. John's Cathe- a heavy, steel-reinforced door, and Before an enthusiastic crowd of dral, the headlines of today's traversing a long, rather gloomy, more than 200 Columbia students corridor. The Problems Spectator would be 72-point, and stairway was gra- and special guests who jammed of Corporations, shocking. FOUR COLLEGE MEN nite, and not an inch over three the reception hall of the Maison feet MISSING—LAST SEEN IN ST. wide. Frangaise yesterday afternoon, Finances, Told JOHN'S, would be the screaming Now climbing, now gaping, we Miss Edith Piaf, one of the most toPre-Laws message, while at the Cathedral went higher and higher. Suddenly, famous singers of love ballads in Destroying the popular concep- learn a general background of the a muffled "Hey, get us outta we were on the roof. Central Park France today, gave a brilliant con- tion of the dramatic courtroom way American business works, and here!!" seeming to emanate from was but a pebble's toss away, and cert of French torch songs which lawyer William R. Purdue ad- very emphatically to do every- somewhere in the walls, would the Lake looked like a rainy-day left applause ringing in her ears dressed the Pre-Law Society on thing you can to learn to use the disturb worshippers. puddle on Campus. However, we long after, she had concluded. the subject of corporation law, Fri- English language." To illustrate This bit of near-melodrama had hadn't reached the highest point Assisted by a male choi'us called day in the Kent Hall Lounge. He his last point, Mr. Purdue told of its roots in the fact that the Hu- of the structure, and that daring "Les Compagnons de la Chanson'' emphasized that corporation law, a document which, through the manities Department is imbued spirit that characterizes Columbia —"the Companions of the Song," even more than many other omission of a phrase, limited the with the spirit of progressive men began to assert itself. The Miss Piaf sang a representative branches of law, contains huge bond issue of the corporation and education. Why just talk about taciturn beadle had disappeared, selection of the songs which are amounts of dull work. The enthu- thus curtailed many of its activi- cathedrals, when we have a truly along with most of the gaping making an American reputation siasm of the eager audience was ties. representative one within walking sophomores, when three stalwart for her at New York's Playhouse somewhat dampened when Mr. Pur- In a more confident note, Mr. distance ? Ip less time than it mountaineers decided to dash for Theatei'. due outlined the basic necessities Purdue presented some of the more takes to flunk a physics quiz, the the summit: Slowly, carefully, our All of Miss Piaf's four songs of a good corporation lawyer. interesting and entertaining fea- trip was arranged. At 3:30 Fri- men inched their way up. In a were accompanied by a full re- "First—accounting. You cannot tures of his profession. "It may day afternoon, therefore, a dozen few minutes, they had reached pertoire of gestures and panto- do corporation financing without be necessary to find out all about tired and chilled souls (few of their goal, and (if only figurativ- mine, said to be characteristic in knowing something about account- kilowatts, or it may be going into whom looked forward to any de- ely) planted the B!ue-and-White all her renditions of Frfench love ing." Although he later remarked a careful study of the death rates gree of salvation) met in the at the very top. tunes. Among her selections was that it was not necessary to be of the country." He emphasized church vestibuTe with Instructor The descent would have been a tear-producing ditty about a an expert in accountany, Mr. Pur- tjie feeling of building which a Smith of the Humanities Depart- uneventful, had the beadle only girl who pines for her lover "on due declared that it was vital to lawyer gets when he takes a part ment. Out of the shadows appear- left the lights on, and had he only the other side of the street", plus understand what the accountant in forming a new business. The ed a strange, silent man, who was neglected to lock the bottom door. a song in which a French lass was talking about when discussing opportunities for employment alsc to be our guide. Thank goodness, the cries of our mourns the death of her accord- fine points of finance. are quite good in the profession Have you ever climbed a really intrepid adventurers were heard. ian-playing boy friend. "Secondly, it is necessary to according to the speaker. 2 COLUMBIA DAILY SPECTATOR Monday, November 17, 1947 Novel Health OFF-HOUR Columbia JSL Spectator Plan Stressed Lost Dress Notice The official newspaper of the students of Columbia College. Published daily Monday throughout By Dr. Kessler through Friday, the college year, except during examination periods, at Columbia University; Morningside Heights, New York 27, N. Y. Is Advertising Offices and 113 John Jay Hall, Columbia University. Telephone, UNiversity Gem The establishment of a "compul- 4-3200 ; Editorial Offices. Extension 73 and 6i5 ; Business Office Extension 489. By LEN OSTREICHER BLACK SATIN sory universal health record" as WAISTBAND. Posters have come to play a LOST ON FRIDAY NIGHT, NOV. the best means of, improving the more MANAGING BOARD and more important role in 8, IN THIS VICINITY. RETURN living conditions of the physically the realm of advertising. Usually, David L. TO OR GIVE INFORMATION TO: Schraffenberger, Editor handicapped is advocated by Dr. however, the public takes these (Lady's name and address with- Associate Editors Henry H. Kessler in his latest book, placards with the poverbial grain of salt. We scoff at the held in order to maintain security Kenneth M. Bernstein Sheldon Levy Marshall D. Mascott "Rehabilitation of the Physically bill-boards screaming about how many men of information.) Handicapped" just published by Sports Editors flunk the fingernail test or whe- There is absolutely no question the University Press. ther Jane Russell Frederic S. Berman Irving Lang Columbia will walk a mile as to the success of that for a cigarette if advertise- Dr. Kessler proposes that "from or she'd rather ment. It starts you thinking. In roll her own. BUSINESS MANAGING BOARD cradle to grave" a record of the fact, many of the fellows who have Yet the purpose of these adver- health of every individual in the seen the ad are still doing some Frederick W. DeVries, Business Manager tisements is to start one thinking. pretty be put serious thinking about the country on file. Each per- Perhaps I do have that washed matter. out MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1947 son would be urged to have his look. Possibly my hair is list- One suggestion offered is that defects either less, dull, dry. do need physical corrected, Maybe I a gentleman, temporarily madden- City Editors: Allan H. Levy, Len Ostreicher a fluid contour by his private physician or public foundation. Could ed by feminine application of the be I owe it my Nite Editors: Noel R. Corngold, R. Buchmann facilities. Prompt correction of to audience. "new look," tore off the After that garment such defects, asserts Dr. Kessler, thinking process has in a moment of insane frenzy. taken place, a purchase inevit- would result in an increase in po- is So the poster did stimulate accept- ably The tential power of candidates made. advertisement is thought. Reports from neighbor- for a success. a able military service, and would hood retail stores show that it also What Is Gentleman? Recently a provide "an accurate and complete small advertisement, substantially reduced consumer about size of There has been quite a stir concerning the unfortunate source of information of the actual /the a library card, resistance on certain It was tacked items. incident at the recent Pamphratria Ball. It seems that, late health of the nation." He points to a tree on 114th St. seems that the notice caused between two of out that in the final analysis the Morningside's fra- nervous tremors in much of Morn- in the evening, one of the guests decided to entertain the ternity It only real hope for the disabled is houses. read as follows: ingside's female population. There assembled crowd at the invitation of his fraternity brothers. develop that to train and them so REWARD has never before been such a tre- Apparently the assembled crowd did not regard his actions they will be able to take their FOR RETURN OF BLACK mendous demand for Guaranteed as entertainment. rightful place in society. SERGE WOMAN'S SKIRT WITH Non-slip Lock Slide Fasteners. We certainly do not condone ungentlemanly conduct. Columbia College men have always been noted for a fine sense of discretion. But we feel that there is some misun- Alpha to Omega THEATER TICKETS derstanding here as to who was "ungentlemanly". Limited Supply By JIM HORTON We would like the gentleman who claims that he was ©HIGH BUTTON SHOES treated with disrespect by the crowd to consider just why SIGMA CHI ®CO MMAND DECISION they acted in the way that they did. In the first place, it Saturday night, following the was late in the evening. He interrupted the dancing. Dwight victory over Holy Cross, a gala ®MAN AND SUPERMAN Fiske (for our money, one of the best entertainers to come party was held by the brothers in newly redecorated Sig house. up a long time) already thoroughly the from downtown in had An alumni party, planned for COLOMBIA UNIVERSITY THEATER BUREAU which this Columbia student entertained the guests. The act December 1, will reunite many of 202 Journalism Bldg. - Broadway at I 16 St. put on was not only inferior, but was definitely in bad taste. the famous Sig alumni and some (Downstairs - University Bookstore) It is our contention, then, that this gentleman was the one of the officers of the National acting disrespect, we blame the crowd for Fraternity. The old grads will be with and cannot shown the first few hundred feet acting in the way that they did. of a new film being prepared by It was an unfortunate incident, and it will be best if the chapter on the activities of we forget the whole thing. Sigma Chis at Columbia. PHI GAMMA DELTA COCA-COLA COOLERS Praise SAE payed off a bet they lost A Word of on the Phi Gam-SAE football tus- sle by buying the beer for a party were possible to gather together all the busy man- EASY TO If it sponsored jointly by both frater- MAKE IT SO agers of the student concessions, we'd like to give every one nities last friday night, at the of them a hearty pat on the back. Acting with true genero- Fiji house. A dance was also held the chapter house Saturday sity and one hundred per cent unanimity they appropriated at night following the Holy Cross PAUSE AND REFRESH a sizeable portion of their hard-earned profits to the Na- game. A Christmas Formal will tional Scholarship fund. be held by the Phi Gams at the On behalf of ten young men who will now be able to Park Central Hotel on December 19. This promises to be one of the Columbia College in September . . . thanks! enter chapter's outstanding social events. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Campus Notes Taste w Assails Lack of Good November 17, 1947 12 M.—St. Paul's Chape), Service si Entertainer ■ x«\ By Pamphratria with Music and Prayers. I had of that most fit- ; Dear Editor: if thought 1:30 P.M.—C. C. B-15 Field Trip, aphorism Mr. Goldman men- I have read Mr. Goldman's ting Macy's. tioned, "drop dead!", I would have "letter to the editor" with much indignantly added it to the clamor 1-2 P.M.—502 Kent, Phi Delta Phi interest. Unfortunately, I was one myself. Meeting. of those who remained at the I once attended a particular Pamphratria Ball to hear the so- amateur night. It seems a piccolo 4:10-7 P.M.—Casa Italiana Audi- called "entertainer" conclude his player returned for repeated en- torium, Van Am Society Dance remarks. I, as well as many oth- cores upon a minimum of applause Class. the decided ers in vicinity, quickly from the audience, until, tiring of 7:30 P.M.—Dodge Room, Earl that the entertainer's repertoire this, one voice rang out with, Hall, Christian Science Organi- / was particularly obscene and quite "G'et that s.o.b. out of here!". The zation meeting. out of place. Were it not for the manager indignantly climbed to fact that I exercised great self- the stage and demanded, "Where's 8:15 P.M.—Casa Hispanica, His- control in the interests of good the man that called the piccolo panic Institute in the U.S., Fe- fel'owship, I would have been player that name?". dor Ganz: Del emperio inaico among the first of many to choose He repeated, "Who is man a las reparticiones del Paraguay that moment to leave. enough to admit it?" (Conferencia). As it was, I am sorry I stayed Upon that, a gentleman in the to the bitter end. That sort of en- front stood up and announced 8:30 P.M.—McMillin Theater, In- Arts- and tertainment may have its place gravely, "I didn't call him a s.o.b. stitute of Sciences "The somewhere, but certainly not here But who's the s.o.b. who calls him Lecture, Jewish Problem PLEASE return at a college formal. My date is a piccolo player?" —a World Challenge", Rabbi P. empty bottles promptly a fairly broadminded person, but The purpose of the amateur S. Bernstein, Chief Adviser to I assure you even the white cor- night was supposedly different Gen. Lucius D. Clay on Jewish sage withered and reddened under from the Pamphratria Ball; I am Affairs. the attack. I suppose the mono- still wondering who would call the 8-11 P.M.—502, 515, 606 Kent, logue was to be quite suave, so- man who had the gall to assume Kent Law School Moot Lounge, COCA-COLA COMPANY BY phisticated, and cosmopolitan. In- the mike an entertainer?" Court. BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE stead, it merely turned out to be I join many in resenting the THE COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO OF N. Y.. INC. vulgar. Several have aptly con- rah-rah appellation "Columbia 8-10 P.M.—Casa Italiana Audito- © 1947, The Coca-Cola Company cluded that it takes more than fratters" rium, Economics Club of Gen- brass to be an entertainer. In fact, GRANT B. DELL/ABO UGH '4B eral Studies, meeting. Monday, November 17, 1947 COLUMBIA DAILY SPECTATOR 3 Columbia Stops Heavy Crusaders Another Second Drive Half IC4A Title Run Overpowers the Opposition Today Highlights Betas Cop Frat 2 Title; What is it that Coach Lou Little feeds his Columbia Harrier Season Lions during the intermission that makes them the second Stone '47 Open Champ The ICAAA championship half terrors of football? A runs this afternoon at Van Cortlandt StoneZBT LosesOutclassesin Big Gotkin Saturday ponderous Holy Park Game; afternoon at Baker Field the will bring to a close the cur- and fourth rankings in the Haw- Cross Crusaders held the Light Blue attack completely in rent cross-country season in a Ices' Cup race, while at 4, Beta check for the first two periods only to have the Lions, under grand flourish. Thirty-six colleges from all the South Field and the adjacent Theta Pi will meet Phi Gamma that Little black magic, come roar- over East, and Michi- gan State from the will tennis courts abounded with Delta for the Fraternity league ing back in the second half to win Midwest Bill Swiacki on the one-yard stripe send a championschip going away, 10-0. record-breaking starting performances Fri- title. The other 4 o'clock game with the star end carrying over field of some 230 harriers across day afternoon as Beta Theta Pi pairs the Scrubs, winners of the The victory, number four in suc- for the tally. The payoff pitch was the hills and dales in 39th the an- trimmed Zeta Beta Tau, 8-6, to Independent league, cession for the Lions, a beautiful leading pass which the nual varsity race. Starting time against the brought UTS squad, University the Columbia record for glue-fingered Swiacki outraced a for the freshman run is 2:30 cop the Fraternity II title, and league to and de- the season six wins two Ho'y Cross defender to receive. o'clock; 3:00 P.M. for the varsity Tom Stone beat Lassar Gotkin, champs, in the first round of the feats with only the Syracuse game Yablonski's extra point put the at the park parade grounds near thus becoming the 1947 Open all-campus playoffs. remaining to be played. It was the Lions out in front 7-0. Broadway and 242nd Street. Tennis champion. Weather permitting, the game third shutout win in a row for After an exchange of punts in Syracuse, with a 33 to 22 victory The Beta-ZBT contest was a the team. which will determine the Univer- the closing minutes of the third over Manhattan, Metropolitan thriller from start to finish. Both The Columbia defense was at its sity championship quarter the Light Blue attack champs, earlier in the season, will teams were scoreless at the half, Intramural very best against the heavier, but football started clicking again. A twenty- be the team to watch. The Jaspers, with & Beta T.D. being called back team is scheduled for sluggish Crusaders. The Lion line five-yard punt return by Gene Ros- Michigan State, Penn State, and as the half ended because of a Thursday at 4 P.M. on the West outcharged the opposition through- sides gave the Lions possession on N.Y.U., last year's IC4A cham- clipping penalty. Things were Field. There permitted visitors' are four teams from out and the the Crusader thirty-five. As the pions, all have strong possibilities livelier in the second half, how- single wing attack to gain yardage which the campus champ will be clock ran out the Light Blue had of winning. Both Manhattan and ever, as the Betas connected on a only sporadically. The deepest pen- picked, with the Beta advanced to the twelve. A third Michigan State have defeated the pass from George Vallis to A1 Theta Pi etration Ox Da men could down pass by Rossides was incom- Nittany Lions, while Penn State Michell to break the scoring ice team being the defending title make all afternoon was a first plete and Vin Yablonski, kicking has a decision over the Violets. and go out in front, 6-0. ZBT tied holders. quarter di*ive that stalled on the from the twenty, booted a field Other outstanding contenders in- it up a moment later when Lar- Columbia seventeen. goal to end the scoring, with clude Army, Nonagonal chaijipion; Spellman ry intercepted a pass INTRAMURAL SCHEDULE During the first half the Lions twelve minutes to play in the Rhode Island State; Pennsylvania, and ran it back for a touchdown. found it equally difficult to gain fourth period. runner-up in the Nonagonals; The winning margin for the Betas (Monday, Nov. 17) overland against the beefy Purple The Crusaders threatened again Fordham, which placed third in came early in the third period, 3:00 P.M. Delta and White fox-wards. The Lions with Tom Costello grabbing long the Mets; and Columbia, which when Walt Schlotterbeck caught Psi vs. Tau Ep- took to the air after the halftime passes from Walt Brennan and finished third in the Nonagonals the ZBT ball carrier behind the silon Phi—East Field—Play- break and with Gene Rossides Walt Sheridan to bring the ball to and fourth in the Mets. line of scrimmage for a safety. off for 11th and 12th pitching strikes to Bi'l Swiacki Keen competition is expected for the Lion twenty-four. The Light That ended the scoring, and the Hawkes' Cup ranking. and Bruce Gehrke, the Crusader Blue pass defense braced and the the individual winner with some game wound up with the score defense was loosened up enough to drive failed with the Lions taking of the nation's leading distance Beta Theta Pi 8, ZBT 6. 4:00 P.M. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Yablonski and John men permit Vin possession. Columbia advanced on participating. Last year's Stone's match with also vs. Phi Kappa Psi—West Nork ends Gotkin the sweep the for im- the ground as the game ended. victor, Curtis Stone of Penn State, was an exciting spectacle. Al- Field—Playoff for 7th and portant gains. who won in 27:07.9, graduated last though outclassed, Gotkin fought Bth places. The first half saw both teams June, leaving the field open to Stone bitterly for every point, and fail score. Holy INTRAMURAL threaten, but to Cagers Facing many. Gerry Karver and Horace the scores of the match weren't RESULTS Cross, with Veto Kissel, a fine Ashenfelter of Penn State, Armand very indicative of the excellent plunging back and George Farrell (Friday, Nov. 14) Osterberg of N.Y.U., Dick Hart of caliber of play displayed by both alternating the ball-carrying, mov- Practice Tests Penn, and Columbia's Bill Berger men. The scores were 6-2, 6-3, Open Tennis finals—Stone beat ed from their own forty to the are only some of those who will The two 6-1. Gotkin, 6-2, 6-3, 6-1. Columbia seventeen, only to have Columbia cagers, with have to be reckoned with. rugged scrimmages with New York Tomorrow afternoon will be one the Lions take over on downs as who has never cap- Beta Theta Pi 8, Zeta Beta Tau 6. University Long Island under Columbia, of the most important in the In- the first quarter ended. and tured a varsity IC4A crown—a UTS 1, NROTC 0 (forfeit) their face a strenuous week tramural football league's histo- Midway in the second stanza belts, Lion freshman team won in 1934 of pre-season preparation. ry. The only 3 o'clock game will Leftovers 13, Newman Club 2. Columbia marched the visitors' The —will depend on Berger, Herb to Lions meet Manhattan and Brook- see Sigma Chi play ZBT for third Sigma Nu 12, Phi Kappa Psi 0. fifteen. Here the Crusaders stif- Wattley and Dave Ilchert for high lyn College this both of fened and Vin Yab'onski's attempt week, place finishers, while Pete Smed- whom figure prominently in the for field from the ley, Julian Rollendelli, A1 Holland, a goal thirty for coming race Metropolitan and Chuck Tulevech will determine went wide. honors. The Lions put on unrelenting the all-important fourth and fifth Only three weeks remain before pressure after the halftime that placements. Gordon Riding's highly touted EIL produced a score. champions make their first start Columbia took the second-half of the season against the Mariners kickoff and with Rossides passing from Kings Point. The schedule Patronize Our to Gehrke and Swiacki and Nork calls upon the Lions to meet two running for four first downs, the powerful opponents, Rutgers and Light Blue swept to the Holy Cross Holy Cross among five foes to be fourteen-yard line. Here Rossides Advertisers! met before the Christmas holidavs. pegged to Bill Olson for a touch- down only to have an offside pen- alty nullify the play. After a series of downs that resulted in a loss of ten yards, Vin Yablonski, stand- ing on the thirty, booted out-of- bounds on the Holy Cross one. The Crusaders were forced to punt, with Rossides returning Sheridan's kick to the visitors' forty-five. John Nork on first down smash- - . ed off guard for fifteen yards. Rossides then passed to Olson on the Holy Cross twenty. Once again *aWs&\ o*' v 'J$$M mtz&m Rossides passed, this time hitting \^mm

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