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Armour annexed its fifth win in
gas many starts when Luther Col—
‘lege of Decorah, Iowa, fell before
:good hurling and timely batting.
é‘l‘hursday Luther romped all over
iNorthwestern University, winning
154. Friday they came to Ogden
fiField and ate out of Simpson’s
{hEXlCL losing by a count of 4—1.
This Luther team is just about the
best college ball club in Iowa, and
iii: ranks with the best in the coun-
try. Last year Luther beat us
twice, 4-0 and 2-1 in ten innings,
’ Coach Kraft had his players
Ekeyed up to win this one game if
:‘gno others, and they responded by
playing errorless ball. The team
howed a lot of fight and spirit.
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i the Tech players.

"‘ Although faced by a team of
good batsmen, Simpson shut them
out in every inning but the first.
His strike out ball was in good
working order, for fourteen men

went down before it. After the
first inning he seldom was in dan—
ger. King granted only five hits,
only two of which came in one
inning. These, combined with a
pass to the first batter, scored
Luther’s only run.

Armour batters could gather only
six hits off Aase. Three of these
were bunched in the first inning
to score three runs. Simpson’s
single drove in two of these runs,
Our next score came in the second
as a result of Taylor’s walk, Hau-
ser’s second double, and Steneh-
gem’s error.

. The first two innings ended the
scoring for both teams, the two
hundred spectators were rewarded
by a pitching duel between Aase
and Simpson.

M. Olson was the only Lutherite
to get two hits. Hauser, with two
doubles, and Simpson with two
singles led Armour at the plate.

Play by Play Account

(1) E. Olson walked. Nelson

. fanned. M. Olson singled to left,
' E. Olson stopping at second. Luther
, struck out. Watkins scratched a
‘ single to left, E. Olson scoring and
M. Olson stopping at second. Hal—
varson struck out. 2 hits, 1 run.
Hauser doubled to right.
struck out. Reichle popped to
Lande. Robin singled to left, Hau-

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The Campus Club opened its in—
door ball season by putting the Phi
Kaps on the small end of a 6 to 2
some last Tuesday. The pitchers on
both teams performed well but the
Campus Club held a slight edge on
the fielding and hitting. Last year
the clubmen went through the sea-
son without a defeat or a tie.

The co-eds at Waynesburg Col-
lege have revolted and this year’s
prom is to be held without men;
half of the girls are to appear in
male attire. It all happened be-
cause some of the boys at the
college brought “outside” girls to
college affairs.

beat out a hit to Weldon, Luther
going to third on the play. Brendal
stole second. Stonehgem struck
out. lhit.

Simpson singled over short, Wel—
don hit into a double play, E. Olson
to Lande to Watkins. Taylor
fanned. 1 hit.

(7) Lands grounded out, Wel-
don to Robin. Aase went out the
same way. E. Olson struck out.

Link got a Texas league single
to left. Hauser lined to left field
and Link was doubled off first.
Gent walked. Reichle filed to deep
left. 1 hit. Cassidy replaced Tay~
lor in right.

(8) Thompson batted for Nelson
and struck out. M. Olson doubled
over the right field fence. Luther
walked. Watkins lined into a double
play, Weldon unassisted. 1 hit.

E. Olson took Robins hard smash
and threw him out, Jennings was
thrown out by Thompson from
right field. Simpson was thrown
out the same way.

(9) Brendal struck out. Steneh-
gem popped to Simpson. Lands
walked. Aase fanned to end the
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ser stopping at third, Jennings
walked. Hauser scored and Robin
took third when M. Olson threw
over unprotected second base for
no reason at all. Jennings stole
second. Simpson singled over sec—
ond, scoring Robin and Jennings.
Weldon grounded out. 3 hits, 3
runs.

(2) Stenehgem
Weldon. Lande fanned.
threw out Aaste.

Taylor walked. Link struck out.
I-Iauser got his second double over
the right field wall. Taylor scored
x' when Stenehgem threw wild to the
plate on Gent’s grounder. Gent
stole second. Reichle filed to right,
Robin filed to short. 1 hit, 1 run.

(3) E. Olson fanned. Nelson
popped to Gent. M. Olson struck
out.

Jennings filed to center. Simpson
' lined to Lande. Weldon grounded
out to third.

(4) Luther flied to Reichle in
short center. Watkins grounded to
Richlie, Halvarson struck out,

Taylor struck out. Link rolled to
Watkins. flauser fanned.

(5) Stonehgem walked. Lands
struck out. Aase fouled to Robin.
Stenehgem stole second. E. Olson
singled to right, Stenchgem stop—
ping at third. E. Olson stole sec~
and. Nelson rolled to Robin. 1
. hit.

Gent grounded to short. Aase
threw out Reichle. Robin was safe
when Stonehgem threw wild to
g first. Jennings fanned. ,

' 546) M. Olson filed to center.

Luther walked. Watkins fanned.

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LUTMER
E. Olson, s.s. ....... 3 l 1 l 3
Nelson, r.f. . . . . . . . 3 0 0 l 0
Thompson, r.f. 'l 0 0 0 2
M. Olson, c. .. 4 0 2 6 0
Luther, LE. .. 2 0 0 2 1
Watkins, 1b. .. ,. 4 0 1 10 0
Halvarson, c.'f. . . . .. 2 0 0 0 0
Brendal, c.l‘ ......... 2 0 1 l 0
Stenehgem, 3b. 3 0 0 0 2
Lande, 2b. . 3 0 o 3 l
Aase, p. ............ 4 0 0 0 1
31 l 5 24 10
ARMOUR

Hauser, Lt. ......... 4 1 2 0 0
Gent, 3b. . 3 0 0 1 0
Reichle, 2b. ........ 4 0 0 l 1
Robin, 1b. .......... ll 1 1 7 0
Jennings, cf 3 l 0 1 (3
Simpson, p. .. 4 0 2 1 0
Weldon, ss. .. .. 3 0 0 2 4
Taylor, r.f. . .. 2 1 0 0 0
Cassidy, r.f. . 0 0 0 0 0
Link, c. ............ 3 0 1 l4 0
30 4 6 2'7 5

Luther ....... 100 000 000
Armour.......310 000 000
Two base hits—Hauser (2), M.
Olson. Stolen bases—Jennings,

Gent, Stenehgem, E. Olson, Brenda].
Double plays—Weldon, unassisted.
E. Olson to Lande to Watkins,
Luther to Watkins. Struck out——
By Simpson, 14; by Aase, 6. Errors
-—S’cenehgem (2), M. Olson.

Yoshi Otuska, 30 year—old stu—
dent of the U. of Oregon, and grad—
uate of Wasita university of Tokio,
has enrolled in the first grade of a
grammar school in Eugene, Ore.
Otuska has had twenty years of
study with many scholastic honors
but he is desirous of getting first-

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Friday afternoon when the Tech
Tracksters will compete against
the strong Y College team, the lid
of the outdoor track season will be
blown off. Armour will travel to
Y College to engage in the dual
meet.

As far as meets go, Tech track-
men have been inactive since the
last indoor meet early in April.
However, after a month's outdoor
training the men are anxious to
test their ability against a team
of such reputed strength.

Under the direction of Coach
Stagg our men have quickly round-
ed into shape for outdoor events.
After spending nearly five months
pounding the boards, the Cinders
proved a welcome sight for the
runners. Though the track on 0g-
den Field is in poor condition, it
will withstand the onslaught of
many spiked shoes.

Armour can boast of a well—bal—
anced track squad this year. The
combination of many new men
among the well—tried performers
ought to produce enough ability
and fight to vanquish the Y cinder
pounders. in this meet Don Paul
will put the lea-pound pill and
might also endeavor to toss the
discus. Sturm, another veteran
trackster, will attempt to score
points in the 100~yard dash, 220-
yar‘d' dash and the quarter mile
run. Harold Fox, with his ever—
present smile, will attempt to Show
Sturm a clean pair of heels in the
quarter mile event. Captain Kara,
if recovered sufficiently, will again
run his specialties, the two hurdle
events. Henry Fox will compete in
the low hurdles with Kara.

Armour is well fortified with dis-
tance men this year. Timrnermans
and lverson, both consistent win-
ners, with Podlipec will show '1"
men how the half mile is run.
James, Smith and Richter will be
depended upon to outstep any am—
bitinus milers.

In the field events, Armour is
expecting the best eflorts from
Farrell in the javelin and discus,
Goodhart in the discus, Cordes in
the javelin, and Trognltz in the
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Y. M. C. A. College—1
Armour—«16

Armour ran wild over “Y” col-
lege Saturday afternoon in what
turned out to be little more than
a practice baseball game, when the
boys collected a total of sixteen
runs. The “Saints” were able to
get only one hit though Armour
used three pitchers.

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Armour~~3

The tennis team tied Lake For—
est College in the first match of
the season Saturday at Lake For-
est, by a score of 3 to 8. This was
quite an upset of dope, for Armour
was expected to win easily.

Crane—1%
Armour—16%:

The Armour golf team won its
first match of the year when our
golfers walked ovel~ Crane at Big
Oaks Friday. Crane was able to
get only 11/2 points while Cristian»
son, Ong, Pfeiffer, and Weiss rolled
up 161/2 markers.

Capt. Cristianson and Ong paired
in the doubles to defeat their
Crane opponents. Weiss and Pfeif~
for also won in the foursome afiair.

All of the Armour golfers won
their singles except Weiss, who lost
1% points, Crane’s only scores.

 

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