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Snappy Fielding and HiTting Featured in Second
Game 0% Week

DROP TlLT TO WESTERN STATE NORMAL

Last Friday the Tech ball sharks
routed the Michigan State Normals
in a fast and well played game
which was characterized by some
keen fielding and a crop of two-base
hits. Anderson garnered two of
them while Pepe, Robin and Steh-
no got credit for the other three
hit by our men.

Stehno Shows Form
stehno is showing some real style.
He succeeded in putting over a
home run and was credited with
strikeouts numbering three against
the lone strikeout for King, the
Ypsilanti hurler.

Armour took the lead in the first
inning, scoring two runs to Nor~
mal’s one. The same thing hap-
pened in the second inning, but
when the first half of the third had
seen its last out, Ypsilanti was tied
with the home team, having suc—
Ceedcd in scoring two runs which
were the fruit of a freakish cluster
of two baggers.

Hit Three Doubles

The first three batsmen for the
invaders, I-linkley, King and Giles
each hit a neat double. Hinkley
and King scored, Giles stealing
third, nobody out.

Bailey grounded to first; Miller
.and Anglemyre struck out, retiring
the side with Giles dying on third
base. Had the Normals been a trifle
stronger in their hitting and suc—
ceeded in following up their advan—
tage, the game might have been a
real tussle in the remaining innings.

Score Five in Fourth

The Tech men drove in a spike

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piled up five runs in the last half of
the fourth.

This session was marked by some
well placed hits which eluded the
Ypsilanti contingent with consis-
tent regularity. Mago led off with
a base hit, and was followed by
Link, Anderson and Pepe who also
secured singles. King became big
hearted at this stage of the pro—
ceedings and donated Hauser, our
center field star, with a walk. Robin
trailed him with a single but was
nipped when he tried to steal sec—
ond for the first out of the inning.

Reichle hit a sacrifice fly to left
field and Weldon was put out at
first, retiring the side with five runs.

BOX SCORE

ARMOUR—~10 .
AB. R. H. P. A.
Anderson, r.f. ....5 2 3 0 1
Pepe, 1.f. ..5 2 3 4 0
Hauser, of. . ..3 1 l 5 0
Robin, lb. .. ..4 0 3 11 1
Reichle, 2b. . ..3 1 l 1 3
Weldon, 5.5. ....4 0 0 l 1
Stehno, p. .. ...4 1 3 2 1
Mago, 3b. . ..4 2 2 4 1
Link, c. ,,,,,,,,, 4 1 1 3 0
36 10 17 31 8

MICHIGAN STATE—S

R. H. P. A.
Tomion, 2b. 0 2 3 l
Christy, cl. ..5 0 0 1 0
Hinkley, r.f. . ..5 2 2 0 0
King,p.... ...3 1 1 0 3
Giles. s.s. .. ..5 O 4 1 1
Bailey, 3b. ..4 0 1 2 3
Miller, 0. 5 1 1 1 1
Anglemyre, 1b. ..5 l 1 ll 0
Michaelis, 1.f. ....4 1 2 4 1
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. “Western State Normal of Kala-
mazoo, Michigan, avenged the de-
feat handed them by Armour on
May 2, when they tumbled Tech
10—3 in the game played last Wed»
nesday at Ogden Field.

During the first four innings, Ar-
mour outclassed Western State in
both fielding and hitting. The
Krafl’tsmen were well in front with
a 3-0 lead. They cut the opponents’
innings short with their display of
brilliant fielding. Weldon, Reichle,
and Robin featured with a number
of excellent catches.

The tide, however, shifted in the

ors then broke the cords that bound
them helpless. King Simpson’s
flinging arm went wild, while the
infield loosened up and permitted
the opposing runners to trot around
the bases on infield grounders.
Western State scored five runs in

more in the eighth and finished the
game with a three run rally in the
ninth.

Armour scored its three runs in
the second inning, on a single by
Weldon and three two-base hits

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Armour Loses» Se .

S. S. S. S. “Sracllrmen

Due to the fact that all the
members of the track team were
not present to compete in the meet
against Y. M. C. A College ias
Wednesday afternoon at Stagg
Field, Armour suffered defeat at
the hands of the opponents by a
score of 62 to 55. Bothered by
quite a strong wind from the
southwest and a dusty track the

 

runners were unable to make good,

time in their respective events;
especially was this true in the dis+
tances. High point man for the
day was Captain Paul, who scored
three first places.

Summaries

loo-Yd. Dash—let, l-Ieyward, Y;
2nd, Steele, Y; and, A. Jens, A.
Time, 10.8.

220-Yd. Dash——lst, Cornell, Y;
2nd, A. Jens, A; 3rd, Heyward, Y.

440~Yd. Dash—1st, Fox, A; 2nd
Scheirer, Y; 3rd, Iverson, A. Time,

880»Yd. Run—Jet, Hyer, Y; 21:16.,
Sorensen, A; 3rd, Timmermans, A.
Time, 2:182.

1 Mile Rum—1st, Smith, A; 2nd,
Iverson, A; 3rd, Lang, Y. Time,
5.18.

2 Mile Rum—1st, James, A; 2nd,
Watty, Y; 3rd Briggs,Y Time,

‘ 120—Yd. High Hurdles—«mt, Kara,

A; 2nd, Karel, Y;w3rd, E. Ransel,
A. Time, 18.0.

Discus—Jst, Paul, A, 2nd Rob—
ertson,5Y;i 3rd, Hester, Y Distance,
113 ft

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School lac-gins Next Week _
Well, well, here it’s Circus week
again. This is one time when We
students can give the books a little
est. With all these activities going
11 one would hardly have time to
pend on the volumes of knowledge.
Hence, the said volumes will rest
in lockers, etc, until later notice.

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The program for the week in—
cludes the following: a very inter-
esting Open House Night where
Papa can learn what his little Willie
does at Armour. Then there is a
group of contests with Loyola in
tennis and track at the northside

’ school on Tuesday. Wednesday finds

Lake Forest at Armour to play
baseball. Thursday there is more
tennis, this time De Kalb will play
at the Armour courts. The Annual
Concert is to be played and sung
on this same evening with the In—
terfraternity Songfest thrown in for
good measure. The final events of
the week include the class rush, in-
terelass sports, interfraternlty
sports and the annual stunts for the
Presidents’ Trophy.

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Not So Good

Varsity teams were not so fortu-
nate last week for nearly each team
suffered unexpected defeats. The
tennis team went all the way to
Valparaiso, Indiana to lose 4
matches to 3. The track team lost
to Y College by a very slim margin
at Stagg Field on Wednesday. The
baseball team lost to Western State
Normal after beating them on their
own field up at Kalamazoo. Yup,
so it goes—even the Cubs lose ball
games and they are National
League Champions.

4: 4. 1:.

Next week for the first time in
many years a Conference team will
play at Armour. On Monday, Tech
plays the University of Iowa in
baseball at Ogden Field. Coach
Krafft expects to have his team in
top shape by the time this game is
played. Captain King Simpson is
scheduled to pitch, with Chief Steh—
no handy to do any relief hurling
that is necessary.

 

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More: Next MonSay

. The University of Iowa of Iowa
City is scheduled to invade our
baseball field next Monday. This
will be the first time that a Big
Ten school has visited Ogden Field
and we surmise our Cornhusker
guests will try to maké Silage of
the Krai’ftsmen. Iowa has an im-
posing record against better than
ordinary opposition which may
cause some concern among Tech’s
ball hawks. With an even break of
luck and weather our yellow and
black aggregation can be expected
to put up a merry battle for hon-
01's.

Armour meets Lake Forest in a.‘
return game at Ogden Field on
Wednesday. Saturday Y College is
to be played at the University of
Chicago Field.

Eeta Psi Nine Whips
Sigma Alpha Mu, 19-?

In the inter-fraternity semi—final
baseball. game, played a week ago
between Beta Psi and Sigma Alpha
Mu, the former emerged victorious
with a score of 194. The winning
team displayed some good baseball,
the highlights of which came with
the hitting of four home runs with
men on base each time.

As a result they will meet Phi Pi'

Phi for the inter—fraternity indoor
championship at Armour Square.

 

Armour tracksters will finish up
the outdoor season today when they
meet Loyola University at the Loy-
01a Field.

Big Eats

On May 22 a banquet is to be
held for all of Armour’s athletes.
The time, the place and the tickets
to be announced later.

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We will close with a hearty wel—
come to all the friends of Armour
who witness the events of Junior
Week. Fill the Steins to dear old
Tech.

There will be a meeting of the
Inter—fraternity Council in their
rooms in Chapin Hall, Wednesday,
May 14, at 3:00 P. M, according to
.i'. A. Ransel, president.

 
 

Tuesday, May 13, 1936

 

Misfortunle continues to dog the
path 01: ArmOur’ 5 tennis team. Last
Tuesday the team traveled to Val—
paraiso, Ind. where they encount-
ered Valparaiso University and re-
turned defeated Il-B. Two of the
matches‘that were lost should have
been won, but as fate had it Ar-
mour’s racquet men fumbled and
nibbled during the crucial mo-
ments permitting the other men to
turn in the victories.

Winkler and Eddy won their in: -
dividual matches with the scores
6-3, 6-3 and 8—6, 6—3, respectively.
Eddy and. Schirmer won the double
event with the scores of 14-12 and
and 64).

Tech meets Valparaiso in a re~
turn match at the Armour courts
on Thursday.

Firing ERE; Meeting
to Elect Officers

The F. P. E. Society are having
their last meeting Wednesday, May
14, 9. o’clock in Sclence'l‘lall in or—
der to elect the officers for the
coming year.

 

The Senior Chems and the Junior-
Fire Protects made an inspection
trip to the American Corn Products
Company 5 plant last Thursday.
They were accompanied by Profes-
sors Schommer and Bentley. The .
Chemicals were interested in the
various processes through which
the corn was put to finally emerge
as Amaizo. The Fire Protects were
interested in the various fire haz-
ards that occur in a plant of this
type.

A hick town is a place where you
have to wait until washday to see
what the girls are wearing.

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BOX SCORE ertson, Y; 3rd, C. J. Jens, A. Dis—
tance, 45 ft 2% in.
ARMOURPB 11.13. R. H. O. A.E. Pole Vault—Tied for first, Rob~
Reichle. 2b ....... 4 o 2 1 a 1 an“; 3"; 0‘31““5' Y' Ke‘th' Y‘
Weldon, 5.5. .....3 o 1 3 3 1 6‘3 t. ft'
Broad- Jumpulst, Cornell, Y;
Hauser,c.f. ....4 0 1 4 0 0 .
. 211d, Robertson, Y; 3rd, Scheirer,
Robln, lb. ..4 0 011 2 1 _ .

. , Y. D1stance, 19 ft 6 in.
Simpson,p.. ..2 0 1 2 2 0 . . .
Miran, l.f. .. ..3 1 0 0 0 0 Hugh dump—let, Paul, A, tied for
Stehno, r.f. . “4 1 1 2 0 0 an; llrile1th, Y, Kara, A. Height, 5
M , . .. ..

“iii? (3b.. H: (1) g 2 3 3 Javelin—lst, Hester, Y; 21101, Cor—
Anderson . ‘1 0 0 0 0 0 (liesfiti; 3rd, Helmick A. Distance,
Pepe...... ...10 o 0 o o 59 '11 ”n-

Michalski .........1 0 0 0 0 0 —-—~~——-

Total .......... 5 —3 .6 S; 1—1 7’: lef- Roescln Attends
WESTERN STATE NORMAL-10 ” Meeting m New Y‘Mk

AB. R. H. O. A. E.
Frendt, 2b. 0 2 1 1 0 Professor Daniel Roesch attended
Johnson, c_ 5 1 2 g 1 0 a meeting of the Co-operative Fuel
Denner,3b.. “4 0 0 1 0 1 Research Steering Committee last
Decker, c.f.. ...5 2 1 1 0 0 Monday May 5th.
Mackay, Li. 4 2 1 1 1 0 The meeting was held. at the
Stilec, s.s ......... 5 1 1 0 3 1 American Petroleum Institute, 10-
Cooper, 1b. . ..4 1 1 13 0 0 cated at 250 Park Ave, New York
Black, p. ..0 0 0 0 1 0 City. Members of the American
Bray, p. .......... 4 1 1 l 4 0 Petroleum Institute and the Society
—————— of Automotive Engineers comprise
Total .......... 40 10 10 2'7 11 3 the committee.
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