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Stempkowslfigi-‘Wflelghs Facts tE’l'ClthiH basket rivalries will be a

Pro and Con But Upsets
Still Loom Large

lNTERCLASS PRAY ONESIDED

Ml'h‘tflVSKI

 

By (7, 1..

Prior to the, commencement of in- ‘
competition. hllfll'l‘mtty gentlemen as they ap-

it‘l'~~'L’llU0l basketball

the) ' it [grout deal of comment and

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n it _\' h on urs.

iision centered about the under-
dogs and favorites nbo contemplate
miiiii‘ig the race for class oi frater-

frec-for~all in which we will find a
smattering of every kind of a nota»
ble, from literati to boxing cham-
pions. and from super-seniors to
tenchers' pets.

All this information was contained
on the bulletin board in the main
building, and the signatures of these

neared on the application blanks.
Since such prominent men have add—
ed their John Hancocks to the re-
cruiting: list, the coming interclass
entanglements will probably be
mapped out with a neat program

The vital question than now flour» eonsistinu‘ of an inaugural speech, a

 
  

isln-s within the sport cir
M'iimil is. “(‘an last ye

01' ”10 song, and then a few bloody rounds
\‘l’lflmpsi ol‘ boxing which will end up in a

PM l’i PM, and the .lnnioi's. retain shooting duel.

their prestige as the In}: guns in the

coming: scllilltlh‘tlc contest?”

The answer to this question

bound up in the record lllul they will
establish this season, and \\Ill not be
divulged before that time. The pass-
in}: of iiine soon pln's harm: with
school teams, and they iire forced to
relegate their past ri-i'oidk to a shelf
up in the attic and start unew in re
eonstiuetinc' :iiid i‘t‘lllllilli‘llz bet'or
they are qualified to plziy :i role in

the popular picture

Phi Pi's Champs for 10 Years

For the last ten years the Phi l’i’

is

For instance, the senior class offer-
ings contain among“ their ‘ecruiting
list the famous tennis wizard, Jen-
nine‘s; the captain of the golf team;
about three men 01‘ the staff of the
“Engineer”; the editor of the “Cy—
cle"; a track star; a leading member
of the senior Social Committee; the
school boxing champ; and a few of
the school politicians.

(, At present the freshmen lead the
other classes in the number of as—
piring candidates. Seventy-six sign
natures arid Lwo X's (presumably a
few fresh struggling yet with their
5 ABC's) appear on the bulletin board

 

have “NJ-MTG 21 Wilt-lmiltm that has .ind are awaiting the whistle which is
not yet been paralleled. Three school to throw the combatants into action
generations have made up the Phi P1 for supremacy.

roster and each has carried on the
niii'ulterinir work of its ancestors.

 

They have blotted out all other EYH' Larlrin Returns Alter

tci'nily teams during these, ten con-
s and have retained the
lllllLl‘i coveted floating trophies. To-
day, they are l‘l permanent posses
sion of three cups for hasketbnll, and
have already {rumored one ice on the
trophy which is up for this season'

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competition.

cum Teams Strong

Appendicitis @pemtion

 

Maxwell (7. Larkin, ’31, captain of
the, boxing team, was back in school
Monday morning, after being; indisv
posed for two Weeks because of an
operation for appendicit‘ . Larkin
was taken ill on Oct. 29, and was
forced to undergo an operation. He

 

 

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ARMGU 3:; TECE}. NEV'JS

llriddron @ueties

By Prateazor John J. Schommer

(Ed. Note: Professor John J. Schum-
miur, conference umpire, and lending
authority on Eomlmll, will answer
through this column, may quootione on
football which mm: puzzling our minim-n.
Quoafinns stimuli! be dropped into the
NEWS contribution box, located on the
first floor of the main building)

chfilinm 8: What are the dmtien
of the officials? (C. J.)

Ans: The referee is responsible
for the ball and the umpire is respon-
sible for the men. The head lines—
man is in charge of the yard stick
and measures all the distances gained
or lost. The field judge keeps the
time and is an assistant to the referee
and umpire.

Question 9: Side A has poosewian
of the ball and thrown in past; which
iii intercepted ”by l8 and in the mean--
time, a mum from side A commitn a
foul on menu from sidle B. Does the
side it} have a choice all taking; pent.
session of the boil] or will aisle A be
given the penalty and resume oflenu

rive play? (.l. H.)

Answer: Side B, the offended team,
may elect either to take the gain or
give side A the penalty.

 

Quenkimn 10: ll mm: from side A
punts the hall and it? deer. not crow.
the line of scrimmage, iii if a tree

boll? (ll. E.)

Answer: Yes. If B recovers, it is
B’s ball, and if A recovers it, it is A’s
down. Furthermore, if this circum—
stance happens on the fourth down
the ball goes over to B at the point
of recovery.

 

 

member of Phi Kappa Sigma.

With the return of the captain,
the boxing team will again be. able
to resume its activities with proper
zest.

 

 

Baefizet Trywflloite Wow
signalled letdown To 42W

Forty basket tossers under the, tuw
tel-age of Coach Bill Krafit have he-
gun their hectic strife to win laurels
for themselves by winning laurels for
Armour Tech.

New Elihu-iii flu! At Armory

Last Tuesday marked the opening
practice session in the Armory, the
beginning of a training that mixes
hard toilsome labor with the keen
pleasure that comes with personal
competition.

During: the past two weeks Krufl’t
has been taking things easy, while
the eighty volunteers, by a process of
self-elimination, boiled down to a
workable number, thus saving him
the embarrassment of cleaning house
of the large number who only
thought they knew how to play has—
ketball.

Knee-Caps Need Elbow Greno-

Even the regulars have a good 102;
of rust to scrape out; of their knee
joints, for a long summer of leisure
and laziness is certainly not: condu-
cive to speed on the basket floor. For
a while the couch looked seriously
worried for fear that in spite of the
fact that; he had eighty turnouts, he
would not be able to find a handful
that could locate the hoop.

His wrinkled brow was not long in
smoothing over, however, after he
saw a few of the men in action, for
the squeaks and groans of the knee
caps and elbows rapidly took their
place with the moth balls.

A home and home game with
Northwestern College of Naperville,
the latest addition to the schedule,
is the announcement which Cal John"
son, the manager of the team, has to
make.

 

 

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may be a big surprise that will loom
up and upset the predictions of local
basketball prophets. 'l‘he forthcoming
season as; yet conceals a great deal By .l. R. yam,” ma” backbnurde have, “been in;
of the hidden ““1th bl” should there Coach Krafi't has started something stalled so that! things are just like in
l” 1‘ sudden, unexpected I'L'V‘il'dtlo“ new in basketball at Armour-419’s the big leagues—only not quite 9.0
of the secrets kept suhrusul by the cutting the squad. good.
other l‘ratenities in regard to their * :' ‘ .

 

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tennis, the dope bucket ivill e'et an

awful \i‘allop,

At one time, the present champs
t and were

unheard of as for as basketball su. _
But their on the squad this year, not to main

were entrenched in the r

 

preniaey was concerned.

stock rose rapidly to lofty heights
until it reached a marl: well over
nor; then it refused to drop and thus
the Phi Pi’s mnintumed their pre-

miei distinction,

Gamble and Dawson in Charge
John W. Gamble,

   

At Armour a mom isn’t auppoued
in be cut, he just naturally amps
coming out.

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However, there are four Tau Bet’s

tion a few lesser luminaries, and it

is hoped that these men will keep the

team average up
at t it

i Captain Johnnie Manna is preoident

of Tau Beta Pi, and Ray Stellar,

Nova Ewing, and .letii Ruwley have

, tilN't’tt)? of been sporting 'l'au Betta pledge but»

We play Notre Dame at South
Bend on December 10, and although
Armour has never beaten Notre
Dame in basketball, you can’t some-
times never always tell, things us—
ually happen when you least expect
them most.

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Well, there being nothing further
to say, we‘ll say nothing further.

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Since cigarettes; are taboo with the
candidates, the meal“ entrance olmuld
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intei'Jimtci'nity basketball, is reluct- long.

ant to advance any opinion on the =“ “l *

outcome of the ensuing campaign, Practice has been switched to the
but believes that the present chum“ Armory at 35th and Giles.

prion.» villi mix in more bitterly eon- *
tested atl'airs than the) e-vcr have in
the past.

in the past.

Stan Git says “this game’s a game
of grace". He’s right. Good gm~
d: it- cious! Some of the men are “gracen
The baskets at the Armory are full"

few and far between.
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instead of fighting the ball, most

The fact is, a man running from of the fellows had trouble heaping
one end of the floor to the other their lmmlza and, feet from getting
gets his “second“ wind at little way twisted. What's wrong? [ten’t they
post the center.

Seniorn Fax/grins
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Seniors are co

 

 
  

ass con netition, the
idei‘ed :ne favorites
Jind the, Juniors will probably be
forced to bid adieu to llit‘ll' chunk.
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The Seniors lune 2; great ,ndvztn-
tuge over the other teams inasmuch
as they have captured the honors last
year while they were only “three—
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rlnm competition. foresees good qual—
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the Juniors and Sophomores,
but ills as though the Seniors have,
it marked ndvnnthe'e.

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Schedules Will Be Drawu Up Soon

At present, both Gamble and Daw-
son are drawing up Scheduler for the
annual in“ games and how to liltVe
something: definite in 2i few driys, The
muons will he played on the some or—
der as lost year. TWo std ions will,
be diaivn up in both nitervolins anil‘
iiiteivt‘niternity gtinies, and the win»
nor ot' each section will ioinnete tor

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