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Last Year’s Squad ‘

 

Coach Kraﬁ't sounded the call for
his 1928 team, and some 35 men re-
sponded, including 8 letter men of
last year’s squad. Some of the new
men look very well, so that we have
hopes of another good ball team this
year.

Among the veterans back are Cap—
tain Rossetti, who will start in his
old place as short stop; King Simp-
son, our demon pitcher; Edstrand,
Gent, Jennings, and Reichle, all ma»
jor letter men. Johnny Newstrom
and Menge, who have received minor
letters, are back in uniform. Yount
and Vanderveer, who were with the
squad last year, are again out domg
their stuff.

According to Bill Kraﬁ‘t, the same
“battle hymn” used last year will
again be in force with an emphasis
on the chorus “Say it with base hits.”
This slogan may have been in part
responsible for the record left by the
team of last year: games won, 10;
tied, 1; lost, 3. Nothing; sensational
has yet been done in the way of prac»
tice as the team did not get outside
until last week, but the usual prelim—
inaries, such as throwing the ball
around, hithow, etc., have been
tried out. For the ﬁrst week, work
must be taken a little easily to pre-
vent sore arms and shoulders. Otto
Kuehn has been in charge of the team
most of the week since Kraﬂ‘t is ofﬁ-
ciating at the National Basketball
Tournament at the U. of C. The
pitchers and catcher have been work—
ing out for some time in the gym, so
they are in pretty fine shape and are
raring to go. The ﬁrst game will be
with Crane College on Ogden Field,
April .10. Many of our old rivals are
booked again this year, and, in addi-
tion, Luther College of Dccorah,
Iowa, which has won the champiom
ship of Iowa for the past ﬁve years.

All home games will be played at
3:00 p m. on Ogden Field. Come
out and support the games with a
few cheers.

Track ileum Bows To
(Crane Tech, 527%?

On March 28 the Track team had a
triangular meet with Crane Tech and
Chicago Normal at the Chicago Nor—
mal gym. Crane won the meet with
a score of 57; Armour was second.
with 37; and Chicago Normal third,
with 26. The meet was held in a
long :i' row gym which permitted the ,
running- of a 50 yard dash. The run-
ning track was 18 laps to the mile;
and rather narrow, so .i full quailcr ‘
mile but a thieo lapl
race instead. In thr. ielay each man};
run two laps, Normal winning, "with,
Crane next, and Armour third. ini
the shot put, Paul must have been:
thinking of what he saw at Illinois i
for lie heaved the indoor shot for al
new school record of 43 ft. 9% in. ,l
v. hich is even better than the outdoorl
retord. Sturm ran a nice race inl
winninrr the 50 yaid dash from a iastl
field. in the mile, Captain veiwcrh
although not ieel me well, easily won
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GO yd. high hurdles~—-Navarro
((3.), Kraa (A), Baneert (ON)
Brefford (Cl. 'l‘imc, 7.3.

60 yd. low hurdles vvvvv Navarro ((7.),
iNehh (C), Breflord (C), Mohcn
{C.N.). ‘1‘ime.’7.l.

50 yd. dosh-~Sturm (AW) Webb
(C), Turner, (CNJ, 'lrncy (A).
Time, 55

Mile-w—vlleiwert (A. L: ‘ierce (C)

Time:

Thompson ((7.), Payne (1A.).
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On March 17,
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the track team comv

Relay Carnival at Urbana. Armour
was entered in four events, but c0m~
peted in but three, the 2—mile relay:
the mile relay, and the shot-put. Don
Paul, our Sophomore husky, tried his
stuff in the shot put, but the compe‘
'tition was a bit keen, being around
46 feet and Don was doing nearer 40.
The 2-mile relay was run in two
heats, Armour placing fourth in their
heat. Three teams broke the Car-
nival record for this race. The men
running in this race were lverson,
Timmermans, Capt. Deiwert, and
Payne. Coach Stagg timed Deiwert
in his half at 2:03 which is better
than the school record. Several of
the team and their followers went
down by auto. Fox and 'Yount, who
paired with Deiwert and Iverson
ran in the mile relay. In the eve—
ning the team watched the Univer—
sity and special events. Coming home,
our men and the U. of Chicago team
had a sleeper of their own, so the
ﬁrst part of the evening was spent in
a towel ﬁght. The sides were more
or less mixed up. therefore neither
school may claim a victory, although
Paul and Payne claim it for their!
side, basing their opinion on the num»
ber of perfect shots made.

The Relay Carnival is the largest
indoor meet in the country. This
year there were over seventy schools
represented. Bob Hamlett, a. former
letter man of A. I. T., ran with the
U. of Illinois team, and also sent his
greetings to the boys. Bob Ball and
Doug Finlayson, former athletes of
Armour, who are at present attend-
ing school at the University, were al<
so on hand to welcome our men.
Doug: won a Fresh sweater for his
work on the soccer team last fall.

met-mans (A. ), lve‘rson (A), Good
heart (C.N.). Time, 2:15 .

400 yds.—McGrew (0), Cohen
(Q), Calkins ((3.), Fox (A.). Time,

 

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3 standing jumpszrifl'ord (C. l,‘
Skaer (A. ), Webb (C. ), Eichin (A.).
Distance, 80 ft. 8 in. i

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Pole vault- iBanOQTQ (C.N.), Hol-
den (C. ), Winl' lei (A), Eir‘Hin and.‘
lLdslrand (A.). Height, 10 ft. .

Shot put—il’aul (A). Webb {or}
Yount (A), Fribcrg ((3.). Distance}
43 it. 9% in. (new record). ‘

On March 30, V
the (50 yd.

ern Slurm ran in ,
dash of the Bankers’ Meet f
He ran l
third in the heat with Elder of Notrc 1
Dame and Gleason of Chicago Elder ’
times tied the world’sl
record in the dash events this win-
l'eel bad about‘
being eliniinnled

BASEBALL ESCHEDULE l 928

April We Crane at Armour

April 137771.. M. C. A. College ati
Ainiour.

Amil 18~Lulher College (Deco—l

iah, la. ) at Aiinour
April 20—7Armour at Chicago Nor»
mal College.
April 25 vvvvvv Lake Forest at Armour.
l April 27VArmour at De Kalb.
| May l——Opcn.
l May 4 rrrrr Armour at Michigan State
[College IL. Lansing, Mich.
Ma} {iehAiioour at St. Mary’s, Or-
) chard Lake, Michigan.
i May 8—».Armour at Lake Forest.

 

 

 

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i (.ollrﬁe.

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li’iziy 22~Open
May 2km—Arniour at Luther
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Vl ith the return of four letter men
from last years team the prospects
for a successful season are very
bright. It may be recalled at this
time that our team has been beaten
only once in three years competition.
We hope that Coach Tibbals will
again again crash through with one
of his good teams.

George Jennings, our severe south-
paw captain, will again be head of
the team. trying out a few 01' his
canon‘oall drives. George is quite the.
athlete, mixing up tennis and base—
ball during the season, which is a
rather tough mixture when one con-
siders the schedules of the teams.
The other veterans returning are
Stellar, Langan, and Lamb, all men
of two years’ standing on the team.
Lang‘an is singing his swan song this
year with the graduation exercises,
but the other men are Juniors, so
Tech will still have a team to work
on next year. Several men new to
the Armour supporters have report-
ed to Coach Tibbals. If enough in~
terest is shown there may be an In—
terclass meet.

The season’s opener is slated for
April 25 this year. The team has
been working" out at Hamilton Courts

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went to
March

Philadelphia

in which he participated was the 200»
yard breast stroke. There were six-

teen men entered in this event, Trog—
nitz placing sixth. The time made
by the winner of this event was

2:39 7-10, while that made by the
Armour representative was 2:47.
on the asphalt, because ours are not
yet in shape, but they will be taken
care of as soon as the weather per-
mits. Cal Johnson, managing the
team this year, announces the follow-
ing schedule.

April ZB—Lake Forest at Armour.

April 28—Loyola at Loyola.

May l—Armour at Wheaten.

May 4~—Detroit City College at
Armour.

May 8»—Armour at Lake Forest.

May SL—Marquette at Armour.

May 12~Louisville at Armour.

May 15~-~Lo_vola at Armour.

May Iii—Wheaten at Armour.

May 21—Michigan State at East
Lansing.

May 22~Hillsdale College at Hills
dale, Michigan.

May Zia—Marquette at Milwaukee.

ﬂares ﬁat 2i .

@N E E??? ﬁlﬁfgg ’E‘E [3%,wa 1 “Roller TrogZit: a sophomore .

member of the Chemical Department, «
Thursday, E
29th, where he was cntered‘.
, in the National Intercollegiate Swim~ ,
ming Championship meet. The event:

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The svimdng team, coached is]?
E. W. MeGillvr-ay and mesa” god in:
L. Britten, will ﬁnish their sea
soon after Easter with a rate
with “Y” Coﬁme. The mi
have splashed their way tea {me ream '
ord, and will he in possession of a
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met were isotre Dame. Crane Junior
College, Chicago Normal, and “‘5'”
College.

The men who have starred or this
year’s team are: Trog‘nitz, in the
breaststroke; Captain Brown, in
fancy diving; and Dimmer, in ,.
freestyle. The team is composed -
the following:

40 yd. free style—"Brown and Moe
Lain.

100 yd. free style-Dittmer and
Marhoefeir.

220 yd. free stylFMarhoefer.

100 and 206) yd. breast stroke“.
T‘og’nitz and Strauch.

Back simkymlmer and Estates.

Utility man-Edclnerney. ’

Relay team—Brown. Marhoefem
McLain, Zﬁﬁmer.

    

 

 

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