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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-09-07
JUNIOR ORDER WILL
HAVE REFRESHMENTS

The regular weekly meeting of
the local Junior Order will be held
tonight at the Woodman hall,
Main street, at 8 o'clock.
The current membership con-
test is reported to be stimulating
much interest in the council. A
large crowd was present last Mon
day night and a larger one is ex-
pected tonight.
At the close of the meeting, re-
freshments will be served TO all
Juniors present and the commit
tee, composed of w. j. Mccoy,
Foy C. MARROW and Riley Stepp,
Jr., has promised a nice time
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-09-07
HEATING PLANT OUT

BROCKTON, Mass, Sept. T.
(UP).-The heating plant at the
city Jail is out of order, so when
the temperature dropped into the
sos last night, City Marshal Muir
ply released five DRINKS. Its
too cold" he explained.
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is a graduate of Clemson College.
He has a host of friends and is
held in high esteem by all.
After their wedding trip, Mr..
and Mrs. Salley will make their
home at "a Westgate Road, Ashe-
vile. A wide circle of friends will
extend best wishes and congratu-
lationS
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-09-07
HERE FOR WEEKEND

Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Carr, of
Marion, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Carr
and their son and his bride, Mr..
and Mrs. Edwin Kenneth Carr, all
of Lenoir, were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. Roy Keith, the
latter a sister of the MesSrs. Carr.
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NJ. c. R. McManaway'
By WI! Society Editor
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81, ~. canopy. and white floor
l,.. filled with white aSterS
sa''5 ON aisle for the wedding
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.as GIVEN in marriage by her
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-09-07
NEGRESS BORN IN 1881

KEYPoRT, N. j., Sept. 7. CUp1 J.:
Ann Holmes Hampton, negL toS
who was born in 1881, ceiepraI;t tf
her 1O5th birthday yesterday WIN
a dinner of tea, toast ana 9aS Uas
Her great ambition, she satu ;o ice
to own zone of those electric ioe
boxes"
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. G. w. Mclean has re-
turned home after a visit to Mrs.
w. G. Broadhurst in Fitzgerald,
Ga. At this same time Bobby
Whitmire visited his grandmother,
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FEAR DEATH FROM
ACCIDENTAL WOUND

RROOESVILLE, Fla, Sept. 7.
(UP).-Richard Lee, II, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Erl Lee, Spring
Lake. was in a critical condition
last night from a bullet wound in
the chest, accidentally self-in-
flicted.
While his parents were absent
from the home, the boy found a
pistol in the house. The gun was
accidentally discharged, striking
him in the right lung. .1.
USE THE WANT Ads. r
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MOTOR HERE
FROM RALEIGH

Mrs. Michael Schenck, Misses
Rosemary and Emily Schenck and
Sara Brown, Ed Vaughan and Bob
Jeanette, all of Raleigh, left this
afternoon by motor after being
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Ew-
bank since Saturday.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-09-07
AGNEW-LUCAS ANNOUNCE
MENTS ISSUED

The following announcements
of wide interest were issued the
latter part of the week:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Edward Agnew
announce the marriage of their
daughter
Jane Hill
DR.. Thomas Lawman Lucas
to
on Monday, the thirty-frst of
August
One thousand nine hundred and
thirty-six
Saint James Episcopal Church
Hendersonville, North Carolina.
The enclosed card read:
At Home
after September the eighth
Fort Moultrie, South Carolina
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-09-07
A. L. A. MEETING
POSTPONED

The meeting of the American
Legion Auxiliary, which was
scheduled for this evening, has
been postponed until Monday eve
ming, Sept. IA.
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BUDDIE SANDERS HERE

Buddie Sanders, brother of Joe
Sanders, famed orchestra leader,
is in HenderSonville for a brief
visit. He will go to Miami-Bilt-
more hotel where his orchestra
will play an engagement. His
manager, Jimmie Norris, is with
him.
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CATCHES ONE-GETS SEVEN

CATCHES ONE-CEIS SEVEN
NORTH BERGEN, N. j. (UP).
Frank Marchesani caught mouse
in his special boxlike trap contain
ing ait fastened to a supporting
prop. When he went to look at it
the second time he found seven
mice. Six had just been born.
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apartment in Asheville.

apartment in Asheville.
Immediately following the cere-
mony an informal reception was
held. The brides table was exqui-
sitely appointed with a filet lace
cloth with four silver candlesticks
holding pink and green tapers.
MINIS and other CONNECTIONS in
these tones were served with the
refreshments. The brides three
TERED cake was beautifully en-
bossed and was topped with a
wedding bell beneath which stood
a miniature bride and groom.
A host of friends will extend
best wishes.
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White lace is considered the
most feminine of fabrics. -
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Mrs. J. A. Jones.

envelope Julia Boyd TmesNews Bureau 1o'
Park Avenue. New York City, N. Y.
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USE THE WANT Ads.
Evening star., 1936-03-06
So IN SCHOLASTIC
WRESTLING EVENTS
Seventeen Titles to Be Decided
in Tournament at Friends.
Hayman. Carver Stars.

EIFTY-TWO prep school wrestlers
= today started twisting in quest OF
championships in II classes at the
Friends School gymnasium. Boys
under IL years Of age were to open
the tournament at $3.50 o'clock. with
the older boys taking over the mats
at 1880 o'clock tonight.
Such standout athletes as Len Askin
and Rube Hayman Of Dewitt and Zan
Carver of st. Adams are entered.
Finals will be held tomorrow night at
1880 o'clock.
Entrants 1c Years of Age and Undero
65pound elsssChsrlsSs CToeke' x;Daer ae
70.pound cIassNTom Pierson CFriends)
vs.. Toby Strong Landon, ,,1sr BRUCE 1E;r,sdl pnn
75-pouno class--Ssm Marsh Iandon'
vs.. Paul Slegel tFriendsI: winner VS.. Harry
Is sispound m eiass-James Faus Landon>
vs. Pat ODonohue tst. Anne,s>' winner
VS. Baehe G5 aI.a,n .Frlends, se., Friends, q vs.
rren1s Is Richa7d seysr ieaa
Rm!t.r Robert TqTnsend 1rTEsnds Friends' vs. Chris
ioI- pound eiass-Rslph Chambers tst
Annesj vs. Bob Dunnigan Calvert Paro;
chial; winner VS.. Ned Murdock blessed
Sacrament).
CLASS b.
Entrants More Than I2 Years OF Age.)
S1-pound cIass-James Bither Landon,
vs. Henry Strong tSt AlbansI: Bob Flem-
ing Landon) VS.. George Hurlbut Friends,.
94-pound class-Gordon Jackson Ian
dom vs. Robert McCrary tSt. Albans,;
winner vs. Van Ness Phillips fSt: Albans)
101 pound class-George Perkins tLan-
dom vs. Armand Newmyer fFriends): Jerry
Brodie Friends) VS.. Russell Ford (St.
IOS-pound class-Ellsworth Alvord tst:
Albans) VS.. Joseph OConnor blessed
Sacrament; winner VS.. John Low tSt.
I17-pound class-Newman Marsh G.an-
dom vs.. Jack Myers (St Albansl: Har-
Tison Lobdell tst. Adams, VS.. Malcolm
l26-pound class-Lee Jupp Nandon) vs..
Sheldon Davis tSt Albans)..
142.pound class-Robert Hooper (Friends)
VS.. Bill Herbert LandonD: Arthur Far
auhar QevitD VS.. Thomas Hilton tSt.
155 pound class-R. E. oFarrell tDevitt)
vs.. Martin Avignone tSt. John'sl.
165-pound class-Zan Carver tSt. AL
bans> s. Len Askin dewitt.
Unlimited class-H Kidd (St. Albans)
vs.. Rube Hayman dewitt.
Evening star., 1936-03-06
BIG WEEK END LIST
FOR NAVY ATHLETES
Four Teams Booked at Annapolis,
Three Play Away, Tomorrow.
Grapplers Finish.

A NNAPOLIS. Md, March 6.-Three
Naval Academy teams will contest
away from Annapolis tomorrow and
four home events are on a card headed
by the gymnastic meet with Princeton.
The wrestling team will end its
season by meeting the Penn grapplers
in Philadelphia and the series of
fencing matches will be continued with
a contest in New York City with the
bladesmen of Columbia.
A track team will be sent to the in
vitation events of the Southern Con-
ference championships at Chapel Hill,
with the University Of North Carolina
as host.
At the Academy, in addition to the
gym meet, will be small-bore rifle
shooting with the University of Mary
land varsity and freshmen and SWIM
ming match between the Plebes and
Mercersburg Academy.
Local events will start as follows:
1880 p.m.-Swimming, Plebes VS..
Mercersburg Academy; rifle shooting
(small bore), Navy VS.. Maryland var
sity and Navy Plebes VS.. Maryland
freshmen.
2::30 p.m.-Gymnastics. varsity VS.
Princeton.
Evening star., 1936-03-06
BREAK EVEN ON MAT
Washington Boys Club Juniors
Win, While Seniors Lose.

The Washington Boys Club junior
wrestling team trimmed the Police
Boys Club No. 4. 26-15, while the
senior grapplers took 21-3 lacing
from the Jewish Community Center in
matches at the Washington Boys Club
last night.
Senior Match.
126-pound class-Lewis wv B. c.) won
from Tretter O. c. C1.
135-pound class-Bloombers 81. c. c)
won from Hayes wv. B. c..
145-pound class-Hoffman u. c. c)
won from Cliff Nv. B. c..
1856 pound class-Pincas u. c. c. threw
Bakowski tW. B. C0.
1861 pound class-Bloomberg u. C. CO.
Unlimited- q. C. CO. threw
zanzanis CIV. B. CO.
Junior Match.
s5-pound class-Seeley wv. 3. c. threw
James p B. c., 5 points.
94-pound class-Rados Nv. B. CO. threw
threw Genoa wv. B. c.. 5 points
101-pound class-Justice lW. B. c.
threw F. Crawford (P B. Cl. points,
11s-pound class-Lewis (W. B. c. threw
Ruderforth !P. B. CO. 5 points.
120.pound class-Watts 'P. B. c. won
1s5:poand elasscHest ,,,I p: p: c. threw
14O-pound class--Skelly Nv; B. o. won
i5o-pound ciassSCiift Nv. B. c. won
from Flynn Up. B. c.. 3 points.
Evening star., 1936-03-06
Chips From the Mapleways

90 and 100. There were "a entries in
the 1885 tournament.
Participants will have their choice
Of 3 pm. and pm. to start the five.
game set. The entry fee is So, with
each bowler to receive a handicap Of
three-fifths the difference between his
or her average and the scratch of 120.
A party all their own will be staged
by the bowlers who shoot their league
games at the Recreation. With out
siders barred. the Recreation patrons
tomorrow will shoot in a five-game
handicap tournament, with each en-
trant to receive half the difference
between his average and 1872 The fee
of $3.50 will include the cost of games.
Play will start at 730.
EARL BRIDWELL, captain Of the
front-running Lodge 116 team in
the Three-A League. says the success
of his team may be due, in part, to
the teams sartorial rig, featured by
polo shirts.
For comfort and freedom of action"
says Bridwell, "the polo shirt can't be
matched"
Lodge 116, besides leading in VIC
tories. holds all the Three-A League
records, with the exception of high
individual game. which stands to the
credit of Charley Bartels Of c. P. c., q
string of 157.
With most of the leagues honors
about conceded to Lodge 1l6. the re-
mainder of the circuit is organizing a
select team to shoot a special match
with BridWell's gang.
This probably will take place after
Lodge 116 returns from the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress tourna-
ment. The boys are rafting radio
to raise the wherewithal for the Hart.
ford trip.
Bowlers have until next Monday to
enter the national event. and Secre-
tary George Isemann announces with
great emphasis that when the deadlins
falls this time it will stay put.
Evening star., 1936-03-06
OCCIDENTALS GAIN
IN BOWLING CHASE
District League Champions Win
Three From Lucky Strike.
Brewers Take Lead.

OCCIDENTAL r E TAU RANTS
" bowlers today are within striking
distance of first place in the District
League following their sweep over
Lucky Strike last night. in which the
champions rolled a set of 1874, their
highest Of the season.
Handing Arcadia three game
lacing, Heurich Brewers took the lead
as the final series got under way at
the Georgetown Recreation. Grand
Central Valet dropped to second place
by losing a game to Convention Hall,
but with a postponed set to roll with
Lucky Strike appears to hold an ad-
vantage over the Brewers.
Bill Krauss led the Occidental
charge with the high set of the night,
401
Arcadia's defeat about killed the
pennant hopes Of Monk Fraser's team
Bill Clampitt, with 166 and 388. was
the big gun for the Brewers, with Perce
Wolfe's 157 and even 400 set the high
scores for the losers.
Routing Convention Hall with Gil
and GAL counts. the erstwhile leading
Grand Centrals fell before a final
game charge which Glen Smith led,
with 139.
Evening star., 1936-03-06
preliminary STAR
WILL GET REWARD
Ten Spot to Go to Fighter Who
Gets Writers Votes-Plan
to Start Monday.

CEEKING to improve the caliber Of
- his preliminary bouts, Match
maker Goldie Ahearn has announced
a renewal of his policy of giving $40
to the preliminary boy making the
best showing on his weekly boxing
cards at Turner's Arena.
First crack at the prize will be
offered next Monday night when Phil
Furr meets Mickey Serrian in the
feature. Ahearn said today that Irish
Johnny Dean, who fights colorful
Jimmy Tramberia in the six-round
special, needs only to duplicate last
weeks form against Bobby Dechter
in order to win the ten-spot.
Ahearn hastened to add, however.
that Tamberia himself might have
something to say about the dispo-
sition of the award. The Italian
recently boxed Dean to furious
draw in Baltimore. Consensus of
ringside scribes will determine the
best preliminary fighter.
Evening star., 1936-03-06
Ruffing Still ON Deck as Hand Is Called

.. But maybe he can write 1t :.
Everybody who was surprised when
Dick Shikat beat Danno O'Mahony,
please stand up All, we thought
so Not q standee .. The
Irishman wasn't only due to lose
he was overdue Well, that young
Minnesota high school star who
advertised for a foot ball job finally
got nibble.
The Yanks have nothing but good
words for young Joe Di Maggie :.
Babe Ruth's golfing pride was
jolted when Babe Didrikson out
drove him the other day Miss
Didrikson didn't know Ruth was
betting on it, so didn't turn on the
heat until the last green Bill
McKechnie thinks the Braves may
get out Of the cellar this year r..
Alden Calkens, the trotting horse
man, Is here after a fishing trip OF
the Florida Keys. H.,
Evening star., 1936-03-06
BY EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

PETERSBURG, Fla, March
6.-Right off the bat: Joe
Mccarthy says if Charlie
Ruffing throws for the Yanks
this year he'll have to sign at the
clubs figure-and like 1t =. Cousin
Ed Barrow must have spoken, sure
enough Tfpoff: Rufing. who
swore he'd be on his way to Chicago
if the Yanks didn't adjust his con-
tract in "a hours, still Is around
enjoying the sun-beg pardon
rain Casey Stengel visited the
Yanks yesterday, presumably to get
away from the Dodgers :. He
looks more mournful than ever -.
The dope from Clearwater is the
Dodgers are nothing else but.
Dizzy Dean doesn't need advice,
but when this bureau first saw
Catcher Virgil Davis. the first
Evening star., 1936-03-06

6uCI1IlOlZ, sponsor OF JIle
Occidental Restaurant team, puts on
a long face whenever his outfit is
mentioned.
why We aren't out front is beyond
me- says Fred, who points out that
the same lineup won the District
League championship last season and
at present tops the stronger Southern
Intercity League.
THE Occidentals while back were
in fair way of coasting in with
the Intercity League title. but the sit
uation recently was changed greatly
when Buchholz's crew dropped five
games to the Baltimore Recreations.
1t was the only clean sweep marked
up in the circuit this season and it
pulled the Orioles up to within strik-
ing distance of the leaders.
Only four games ahead Of the Bal
timoreans. the Occidentals will be on
their mettle tomorrow night when they
meet the powerful Northeast Temple
team at Convention Hall while the
Recreations are tangling with the
Plazas in Baltimore
A clean sweep for Recreation and
five-game loss by Occidental would re-
verse their standing.
r ENA LEVY is the first paid-up
entrant in the Old Dominion
Handicap Sweepstakes. to be rolled
Sunday at RoSSlyn with members of
both sexes competing.
Virginia laws prohibit the charging
for games rolled on Sunday, so Propri-
etor Gait Davis will use the money
that ordinarily would accrue to his
establishment to send the Rosslyn
girls team to the National Duckpin
Bowling Congress championships at
Hartford, Conn, this month.
The girls should receive a sizable
lot of cash, for the field in the sweep
stakes is expected to number between
Evening star., 1936-03-06

thought was: "What great big fists
you've got, grandpa" st. Peter
Independent prints a swell group
picture of four golf champions -.
from left to right, Johnny Revolta,
Lawson Little, jr.; Mrs. Glenna
Collett Ware and Sam Parks, jr. -.
Among them they hold five major
titles The Braves wish Wally
Berger and Hal Lee would show up
and sign up The Cards are
having to do without the services
of DR.. Harrison Weaver, their crack
trainer, unable to leave st. Louis
because of the serious illness Of his
wife.
The champion hotel lobby sitter in
Florida is Ray Benge Of the Braves
.. Dizzy Dean, who Is supposed to
have written Branch Hickey that
the trouble between them was. In
compatibility, couldn't pronounce 1t
over tbs telephone ths other night
Evening star., 1936-03-06
Wins Foes Admiration.

ROWDEN, whose chief weapons are
a steaming service and a uni
formly sharp and accurate forehand,
cut down Schroeder in decisive fash
ion. Schroeder was so enthusiastic
over Bowden's performance that he
assured the American he will be in
vited to play in the Swedish indoor
championship next January in Stock
holm
Provided Bowden maintains his
form, it's virtually certain he will
hurdle Leonard Hartman to get into
the final, and there's a strong proba-
bility that he will annex the title
won three times in the last four years
by Mangin. The semi-finals will be
played tomorrow, with Mangin figured
to repel Wilmer Hines of Colum-
bia. S. c.
Today's program calls for semi
final matches in the women's doubles
championship and two quarter-final
matches in the mems doubles, along
with sprinkling of mixed doubles.
Evening star., 1936-03-06
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR
THE Southeast Duckpin Leag

THE Southeast Duckpin League
has sent to Tom Grant, secre-
tary of the Atlantic Bowling Asso-
citation tournament, a check for
$3.50 to cover the expense of all 10
of its teams. This is the largest
single entry received from any one
organization and marks an epoch
in local bowling affairs.
Base ball practice for local COL
leges will begin within the next
two or three days. Although the
season opens in the next fortnight,
the players have had less practice
than in any season since 1911.
According to Manager Griffith,
the local team will carry as many
pitchers as make good. 1t is not
his intention to release any hurler
who shows that he can pitch in the
American League, even If he has to
carry a staff of 10.
Evening star., 1936-03-06
BASKET TILTS ARE HOT
Three Battles Are Staged in
Southeast Loop.

Some of the closest games Of the sea-
son featured action in the Southeast
Community Center Basket Ball League
last night at Hine Junior High School
as Navy Yard, Warwick and Marvin
Methodist quints eked out victories.
Navy Yard trimmed the Ramblers,
36-31, while the Warwicks nosed out
Northeast Business Men, 1922, and
Marvin Methodists scored over O'Don-
nell's Restaurant, 3937.
Evening star., 1936-03-06
BOWDEN REPEATS
AS UPSET ARTIST
New Yorker Is Man to Beat
for Tennis Crown After
Downing Schroeder.
BY BOB CAYAGNARO.


Associated Press Sports Writer.
N YEW YORK, March 6-Frank
nj Bowden was back in the spot
light today after his annual
A. upset of one of tennis lead
ing players.
In the semi-final round as the re-
suit of victory over Karle' Schroeder,
Swedish champion and conqueror of
some Of Europe's premier players, in
cluding Jean Borotra and Baron Gott-
fried Won Cramm, the sturdy New
Yorker was regarded as "the man
to beat" in the United States indoor
championship.
Bowden started knocking over the
favored fellows five years ago when
he eliminated Sidney Wood, then
Wimbledon champion, in the national
grass championship at Forest Hills.
It's developed into a habit with
Bowden Since then he's accounted
for Keith Gledhill, former first 10
star; Jean Borotra in the 1884 indoor
championship, and Gregory Mangin,
the reigning indoor title holder, whom
he has beaten twice this year.
Evening star., 1936-03-06
Sports Mirror

BY the Associated Press.
TODAY a year ago-Paul Daffy)
Dean signed $500 contract for
1885 with Cardinals.
Three years ago-Paul Runyan won
$1,000 Miami open golf with 266 In
first tournament using 6-inch cups.
Five years ago2Primo Carnera won
unpopular 10-round decision from
Jimmy Malouey In Miami bout.
Evening star., 1936-03-06
By a STAFF CORRESPONDENT of The Star.

~ RLANDO, Fla, March 6.-Only
three innings of actual pro-
fessional base ball experience
~ are heavily against Joseph
Victor Lawrence Krakauskas in his
bid for pitching job on the Ma
tionals. But while he fingers in a
Washington uniform in this Spring
training camp Joe is certain of two
distinctions.
To begin with. Krakauskas owns
probably the fastest delivery of any
Griff hurler. rookie or otherwise. The
husky left-hander throws a fast one
that might we'll be envied by New
som or Coppola. Secondly. and
meaning nothing in base ball sense,
he is Roberto Estalella's buddy, inter-
prefer and conidant.
Evening star., 1936-03-06
Too Green at Present.

X KRAKAUSKAS doesn't figure to
pitch for the Washingtons this
year. He is too green, despite his fast
ball, and in all proba ability he will be
turned back to Albany of the Inter-
national League sometime this month.
But if he does go back it will be as
prospect worth watching.
Joe is a Lithuanian born in Hamil-
ton, Ontario, 20 years ago. Like most
Canadian youngsters, he was brought
up on a pair of skates, but, unlike the
majority, he shifted his allegiance
and love to base ball. Early last year.
with high hopes. he wrote to Owner
Joe Cambria Of Albany and asked for
a trial. Cambria, who turns down no
one, told Joe to report to him In Buff
falo for a once-over.
Krakauskas reported, wound up
Evening star., 1936-03-06
PLAID HAS TITLE SHOT
Basket Leader if It Beats Penn
State as Pitt Drops Two.

NEW YORK, March 6 R).-Car-
negie Techs basket ball team, Eastern
intercollegiate Conference leader up
to last week, faces a final chance to
stay tn the running for the title to-
night.
Carnegie, with six victories in nine
games SO far, winds up its season
against the cellar-dwelling Penn State
outfit at Pittsburgh.
A victory would leave the Tartans q
chance to win the title outright should
Pittsburgh drop it's two remaining
games with Penn State and West Viz
ginia or to ue Il Pitt should loos onA.