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aey's r the l yet )rma1 ;t. trney t the ao.ur~ ( Street ~9c ;hop ~cializing lt In s for All THE CONCORDIENSIS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2,1923 5 ·U. ··nl\on S.· •. t·U·.den-ts' Shoe. GARNET PLAYS a revelat:on to the lo~al sport fans, \':ill T·OPIC •C·HRS(·N· ·fO·· ·R· !l:f· :I liE ·P·R·OSPE·c·y·s prohably start :1t nght haH, w1th · U · · : i 11 , · · · · Repairer HOBART NEXT I A. CIANI, Prop. Cl~~:::ue~·~ l~:~llru;~~i~~:a:~· Knight's DEBATING ClASSIC j :FOR HOCKEY TEAM: Work called for and delivered Continued f,rom page 1 place at the left wing with Van Voast. 603 Liberty St., Schenectady, N. Y. aHd Gold, and they are rated as two of at tile right uTd This pair ~ho:Uld I P re~,_, 111 a ft 1 n., rsd wall that tl;e Ho-. u ... • Stevens Tech Star Coaches La- ·the fleetest backs in snJ,all cciltege .foot- ~- Lloyd George, Poincare, .l'lusso 1111. .G d M · l O ·t)art •bac1<:s ,v:P find hard to skirt. \HiU\ crosse\\\'-' oo . atena · ut ball. . Sti.nnes, and M:ustapha Kemal are dHe For Soccer MEE'if YOUR FRlEND AT It is .barely .possible that b0th Ryon, rccovt·red from his injuri~F · is to have able assistance in solving oHe' i1t • qt'J% ·· B'll\ 0 · h ~.>ilck at ·l::s oltl. ,place in the lin.\ and h · 1 bl f th day ~Ufttt•ln , ·.: ~ . \Duke\ Knight and \ · 1 • '· av1s, .t e oft e most cru.oa pro ·ems o ·e · , T.hcrc arc very favorah!e prtDspcc~s '!.' the lline from Maise·l at left tackle, Ph 1 h d A.d I H M d hard g-oing wings, wiU be given a. . when the . I' on:a·t· eans an, • e- that a Cnion Colle ere Lacrosse team Sodas,. Cigars and • ome .. a e chatl, ce for .a f·ew mi'·nUt·es .p.l·ay agai':ro.s·t tLrough RyC': d't t t ;:rttard aa.l .. :;.·., h' t t·o debate the top'c select- \' • n I p !CS n~ee . . . . . . . . ' will take the feld. in the sp~ing. :\]. Candtes Hobart. Neither is in .prim·e .condition,. tain :BeHinger, whose k, en eye for ·tne ed for the annu~l Allis~n-Foote con-', tl ough lacrosse is a spring sport, prac- Op.p. Armory· 7.06 Albany St. ·but sh.·oul·d the t1'd·e of battl·e ·11ece·ss1·~· ball has lead to. many o.f the points t t 'fhe qLrestt011 \vluch the A.del- ·eS · · ' ' · · · . • :ice has b eea started t:1is fall in o~der ~!'!!!!!!!~~===~======~~·. ta.te s.t·ern n1ea·su·res 1 these fi·rs·t s·trt'·l1·g scored by the v:arsity, ,through Klein h' s' chose rrucsda'-' night fo· thts 1 · 1 f = P tc · ~ · J · ' • ' 1 to line up and deve op rr1atena· ot a end's 'rrlay ' ::::et the cal·!. There 1· . ., how-. at righ.t .guard_, .and' Dickinson a.t right ' foreiJs'c clash is Resolved., . . COMPLETE STOCK GIBSON MANDOLINS~ WEYMAN-LUDWIG DRUMS and TRAPS VOCALION PHONOGRAPHS and RIDCORDS CLUETT & SONS 203 State St. Schenectady, N. Y. ~ ~ years · · · ' · ' • · 1 team. The~e are several camhdates ·ever, but slight chance .of Pa,lmet, tackle IS the mo:t powerful 'l! 111011 !has \that a .buffer state should be estab.~ wh 0 , either by previous acquaintance whose off-tac·kle drives have netted• ever a·ssembled m the last SIX years. fished .between France and Germany. I with the art or by I.Jatural aptitude, the varsity mnc·h yardage, being able Promp.ted b>r. the success. 0 .f the l~st The try-outs will he held Nov. 19• i are show:ng reare skill in ·wiel:ling to crouch behirrd the [cine of scrim- starts that Uluon has participated m, and the debate Dec. 14. . the ·weapons of the game. mage on Saturday. the spirit to win, an inherent principle !he debate of the .~delpht~. meet- There are already .almost enough of t·ble Leary system, will be the pre- · 1 d - t d on tng resu te· Ill a nega tve · eclston r.;uulidates out to make up two teams, vailin.g inf.luence in tomorrow's ga.me. h · 'R 1 d \th t U 1' n's t e questiOH, ' eso ve' : a 11 0 :mt a few more are needed. Several PHOTOGRAPHS OF DISTINCT[ON StateSt 215 L. 'P. ROBINSON. schedule shoL1lcl include large college 11 wn who are interested in the sport teams.\ The negative was upheld by ; 1 rt: engaged. during the fall months i:1 S. Taylor '25, Donovan '26, .and Du- fc.otball. These men will probab~v Bois '25. The affirmative >vas support- JO;n the squad in the s.pring. eel by Ste·wart '27, Patte '27, and L. Yictor Starzenski, a former star of Brown '25. the Stevens Tech team, has been se- · A challenge was issued from t11e Ful- cured as cr.ach and is conducting pra- ton Adelphics to any fou.r members .. 1 tice regularly. Practies v;ill be held Brown, [)iamond, Foster, and Taylor Friday at 4:30 and Saturday at 1:00 were picked to meet the quartet .from p. m. this week the city ·which made the steamboat \AI\ Nitchman, whose heady gen~ era.lship has carried the Gar.ent to one of the most successful seasons in years, will do aH the sigHal cal,Jing that the varsity responds to.. 'Stanley, whose punch and drive .through a seem- :ngly .impenetrable line, is in the pink of condition and his work wiH be · watched with interest by followers of . the pigskin,, who appreciate a hard- hitting, driving full'back Pritchard, whose work durin.g the Trinity fray 1 and his carryiP g the ball during the nractice sessions this week has been • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ College Representative Beta Theta Pi House PHONE 4424. famous. The clash will be staged If present conditions count for any~ Tuesday night on the same question I thing, this winter will mark a great which will be debated in the Sopho- improvement in hockey. F. M. Bishop:; more-Freshman debate, namely, Re- manage;. !:as already sta·rted preparil,\ so-lved \that the point system should tioth for 1he season, and a tentative be established at Union.\ schedule has been arranged. Tl;~ WILLIAM KONRAD ROENTGEN 1845-1923 Born in Lennep, Prussia. Edu- cated at Zurich. Awarded the Rumford Medal of the Royal Society in 1896 jointly with Philip Lenard for discovery of X-rays. Won the Nobel Prize in ·physics .in 1901. The General Electric Company manufactures everything electric- from fans to powerful locomotives, from tiny l~mps to mighty power plants. Its products ~e used around the :world. ''I did not think-- . I investigated\ One day in 1895, Roentgen noticed. that a cardboard coated with fluorescent material glowed while a nearby Pluecker tube was in action. ''What did you think?\ an English scientist asked him. ''I did not think; I investigated,'' was the reply. Roentgen covered the tube with black paper. Still the cardboard glowed. He took photographs through a pine door and ·dis- covered on them a white band correspond- ing to the lead beading on the door. His investigation led to the discovery of X-ray.s. Roentgen's rays have proved an inestim- able boon to humanity. In the hands of doctor and surgeon they ate saving life and reducing suffering. In the hands of the scientist they are yielding new knowl- edge - ev.en of the arrangement and structure of atoms. The Research Labora- tories of the General Electric Company have contributed greatly to these ends by developing more powerful and efficacious X-ray tubes. EI.ECTRIC The Central New York team is com- first three tennis courts will be util- .posed: of Clllkin, Hartnett, Donovan, ized in the construction of the rink, and Schneider. Already each side ha:s '111C 1 11 it. 1•!aEued to have an C•!:tcloo;- done considerable research and both ;, 15h ting system wr•: 1, will enah •c t:.e are predicting victory, Oratorical team to practice after clark. Candi- pyrotechnics are in store for the Adel- tlatr:; for the position of a·,::;i~t.-,:~t phics and their friends. man 'otger are wanted. Frosh Eleven Has Edge on Teachers ~o far, only one game ha; h•:en deht:i.tely arranged, and that i ~ '~ ;tn the Army aggregation on February ~.>th. Other games ti;at will pr::-iJ·,<>lv o.~:~.?,,r on the schedule are with HatP- i!tcr, Middlebury, Amherst, ~·tc: R, Continued f.rom page 1 L . L If the Garnet does play II<! mil- freshman team had played three lOll the contest will most likely he games, defeating the R. P. I. frosh 24- held at Clinton, during the Hamilton · 0, Saratoga Academy 59-0, and the Junior week. Not many hockey play- Troy Conference eleven 13-0. Neither .ers ·of known calibre are in college of these three teams was able to get now but the team will have as a nu- more than three first downs on the cleu~ Jack Switzer, \Bill\ Le Pan, Unio11 yearlings, and at not time has I Storrs Bishop, Hugh Slattery. All ·the Union 25 yard ·line .been crossed. those who intend to try out for assis- The total score, precedmg the State tant hockey manager should immedi· College game, being Union freshmen ately notify Bishop at the Alpha Delta . 96, opponents 0. This is a remarkable Phi house. reco·rd for the freshmen to have esta:b- __ _ lished, and full chedit should be given The So·ccer team 1 managed by J. to Coach Hal Wittner. Director of \iV estfo.rd Cutler, has been holdi111$' Athletics, Elmer Q. Oliphant, was in- regular practices during the past week strumenta-1 in helpin to organize the and will continue to do so every Man- team at the beginning of the ·season. day, w.ednesday, and Friday after\ Although the schedule has now been n.oons at 3:30 o'clock. Despite the completed, a game mighf be arranged excellent tentative schedule already with the Olover.sVJille Academy for formed, a-nd the excellent coaching Armistice Day, Nov. 12th. If this game offered by Mr. Cooke, not many stu- materiali:oes, the freshmen will proba- dents have turned out for the team. bly m:et some very stiff opposition, I Those wh~ are out are. urged to at~ and wtll have amp·le chance to show I tend practices more regularly. their worth. . . 1 Concerni~g the .line-n~ of .the team, The beginmng hne-ups of the twol' the coach 1s lookmg w1th h1gh hopes teams were as follows: toward the freshman class as sever a~ State College Freshmen 1 players have been found in it. Ronald Donnelly ---··--·----·--------·------·----·---··- Davis 'I Keppie, who played for six years wi.th Right End his prep &chool in England, is especia1- Roberts ------------·--------··------···--·- Oshatisky 1 ly .accomplished at the game. If the Right Tackle . team is organized in time, fall games Beaver .............................................. Cross will be procured with some of the lo- Right ·Guard cal teams that have given us keen Davis ---------··---··--·-·-----------·-·-·- Linneman. competition in the past. Center Headley ........................ :................. Kelly Left Guard Crawford ................................ Kuczynski Left Tackle Border ----·---·--·--------·---·--·------··----·--· O'Neil Left End Sage .......................................... Bouteiller Quarterback Caton .......................... :................. Mackie Right Half.back O'Brien ···-···-- .. ··--·----\·--·-··-·-·--·-· Brigham Left Halfback Gilcrest Pratt FulLback GARRISON-SF A:LDING CONCERT The January 1924 class of Schenec- tady high school will presellt Mabel Garrison, Metropolitan soprano and Victor artist with Albert Spalding, fa- mous violinist and Edison artist in a concert Tuesday evening, November 13, at the State theatre. The prices are as follows: balcony 1 $1.00 attd $1.50; main floor, $2.00 and boxes and lodges, $2.50. Mail orders will he promptly filled if they are ·sent to Cluett and .Sons,