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HQLWA‘E GAMES

Wheaton Loses to 'leach

 

But “lantern State

Tmumighs was more or less of a gala affair.
——’— There will be a return meet with
FORM MUCH EMPROVED the same team January 19, which

Armour’s basketball team at-
tained its fourth victory and ex-
perienced its second defeat of the
season in the week preceding the
Christmas holidays. On December
16, our cagers encountered Wheaton
College in a closely contested game
which resulted in a 36-33 victory
for Armour, while on December 19,
Western State Normal of Kalama-

zoo outscored Armour 38—30.

Armour's victory over Wheaton
was marked with brilliant floor-
work, good shooting and snappy at—
tacks. At no time in the game did
either team hold a substantial lead.
Both teams fought bitterly as the
game hung in balance with the
result that numerous fouls were
markmanship
with free throws seriously menaced
for they suc~
ceeded in sinking all of their thir-

cailed. Wheaton’s
Armour’s chances,

teen free shots.
Tech Leads at Half

The score at the half stood 17-14
in favor of our cagers. Before the
ended Wheaton
mounted their figure to 29 to place
the score at a tie. The opening of
the final period gave Armour a lead

third quarter

  
 

 
 
 
   

 

 

 

  
  

 

Boxers Defeated

by West $59k “Y”

West Side “Y" administered a 61/2
to 11/2 defeat to the Armour boxers
on the last day of school preced—

 

ing midwinter recess.

ciate.

role of Santa Claus.
Heavy Slugging in Windup

in this bout.

Melevsky who showed good general-

measure.

 

 
  
  
 
  
 

 
  
  
 

The match was the culmination
of the officers’ ball and hence it

promises to be interesting. especial—
ly if some other judges will oili-

Impartial observers agreed that
the judges lacked tact in decided
measure in their discrimination and
should have made themselves a lit-
tle less conspicuous in playing the

The most indiscrect decision was
the awarding of a victory to Fal—
cone over Montesano at 116 and
112 pounds, respectively. Another
flagrant misjudgment was the draw
between Sandstrom of Tech and
Korpofl at 125 and 121 pounds. The
victory was obviously Sandstrom’s

Kruchten of Armour lost to Mes-
sina, being outmatched. Norton dc—
feated Hauser although the latter
made a good showing. Hardin also
had a hard fought battle with

ship but was unable to earn a
decision. Lepari defeated Ustryslci
in the wind-up which featured
plenty of heavy slugging through-
out. Both of the boys showed that
they could give and take in good

ARMOUR TECH NEWS

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ltl'i‘hhfidSS TRACK;

At Bartlett Gym, ;
February 7

SCHEDULE DRAWN UP

The 1931 indoor track season will
open Saturday, February 'I, when
the annual Interclass track cham—
pionship will be held at Bartlett
Gymnasium. The classof ’31, cham—
pions for the two previous years:
are the favorites again this year
with six men eligible to compete.

The sophomore class will give the
seniors plenty of competition with‘
the freshman as dark horses as
usual.

Coach A. A. Stagg, Jr., expects to
get a line—up for his regular team
from the outcome of this meet.

Any Armour student wishing to
run can compete with the Univer—
sity of Chicago and Loyola track
squads in their dual meet on Janu»
cry 23.

New Men Urged to Try Out

The second meet of the season
will be a quadrangular meet on
February 13 with teams entered
from Chicago Normal, Sears Roe—
buck, Y. M. C. A., Armour, and the
University of Chicago E team.
VAny new men wishing to try out
for the team should report to Coach
Stagg, or Captains H. L. Fox and
F. M. James, at Bartlett Gymna~

 

 

 

SENWRS FAVfiliEh

Hold Year’s First Meet

( in an encounter held Dec. 18 in the

Swimmers Tie
Hyde Paris “V”

In the first swimming meet of
the season, Armour tied the strong
Hyde Park Y. M. C. A. team 33433

 

“Y" pool. It was a remarkable feat
considering that this was the first
meet cf the season and that the
Hyde Park “Y” team last year came
in second in the Middle-West “Y"
championship meet.

New Breast Stroke Mun Star

Some new material was brought
out for Armour, notably two fresh-
man breast-strokers, Kanlvy and
Koenig, who promise to be good.
In an exhibition 100 yard race,
Trognltz, vex-captain and former
star of Armour, just outtouchcd
these two new men. The 160 yard
relay combination of Knox, Byans—
has, Carlstrom, and Philer which
last year proved unbeatable, lost
by a tenth of a second but even so
established a new Armour record
of 1:231.

A return meet with the Hyde
Park “Y" will probably be held in
the near future. A mere matter or
swinging the relay to Armour,
which in this meet depended upon
a fraction of a second, would prob—
ably decide the next meet.

RESULTS

41) Yard Free-style: lst—Crook-
man, (Y); 2nd.—Knox, (A); 3rd—
Zollet, (Y); Time 0224.4.

100 Yard Breast—stroke: lst—-—
Wright, (Y); 2nd—Cavanaugh, (A):
3rd—~Glovan, (A). Time 1116.1.

100 Yard Back-stroke: lst—Wes~
ton, (A); land—Doerffel, (Y); 3rd—

 

 

 

 

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Onslaught of Phi
Pi Attack

S.K.D.’S LAfiT T0 FALL

 

Phi Pi Phi won their thirteenth
consecutive inter—fraternity basket—
ball championship on December 18
when they defeated Sigma Kappa
Delta, 18-14, in the title game.

Previous to this game the Phi
Pi’s had defeated Delta Tau Delta,
13-9, and the Triangle, 16% Sigma
Kappa Delta had trimmed Kappa

 

Delta Tau. 35-16. and Beta Psi, 19-
14.
5.111.111). heads at Quarter

The game opened slowly with
both teams trying for openings.
Yuknis and Reed started ‘the scor—
ing for the Big Kaps with two has
kcts in rapid succession. The quar»
tor ended with the Phi Pi’s trailing
8—3.

The second quarter opened with
a rush of long shots by the thor-
oughly awakened Phi Pi’s. Carlson,
Giske, and Leichtenberg each sank
baskets from the center of the floor.
The half ended with a 12—9 score
in favor of the champions.

S.li€.ll).'s Lose Out in Third

Sigma Kappa Delta started the
third quarter with a fast, rushing
attack, but was unsuccessful in
sinking baskets. They outscored the

 

 

 

 
 

Tuesday, January 13, 1931

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Happy New Year

The new year ushers into the
limelight of the Tech Sports calen—
dar basketball. indoor track, swim—
ming, boxing and hockey. All of
these with the exception of hockey
have had teams in the past. Hoc—
key is a new venture which may
materialize into a minor sport if
enough interest is shown.

Big Crowd

The basketball game between
Tech and Western State Normal at
the Armory on the Friday before
the holiday vacation provided many
thrillers for the 200 students that
attended. A crowd of 200 at a.
Tech home game is very unusual.
The pressure of the large rooting
body inspired‘the varsity to greater
efforts, even though the game was
finally lost 38-31). Rutkowski and
Gustafson illustrated the proper
method of playing the guard posi—
tion while Harvey Rosslng showed
how baskets are made.

Gustafson Out for Season.

We understand that Vic Gustaf—
son has retired from the sound be-
cause of scholastic difficulties. This
means the loss of a very good guard
and perhaps a general shake-up of
the entire lineup. Von Miran
might be moved back from the
front line to the running guard po-

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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whistle blew. The only bout which was won by openings in all events, especially ton (A)' land—Knox (A)' 3rd— were unable to make up the six Track With Yellow Pants
Although the local team was Armour was' between Rush (A) 161 the Semis, high lump! and 13019 ammo"; (A, Time’1.02§ point difference that had been “010°“ trackfias begunln ear!»
forced to accept its second defeat Pounds and Bostwick (Y) 159 Willi} t 1 h f 93 220 Yard Fgewtyle. '1.;t'_Wes- gathered in the third quarter. fizefiogzrglxvgflwhof (gouache.
when Western State Normal pounds which was the semi—wind— en a ive Sc edulc or 1 1 , __ ' . “I Carlson again was high scorer . 0' .ng at or e
emerged triumphant 38—30, Coach up, all the other bouts except the Indoor gfigmfiéh 2&9) Jgfrlne (2335-2 3rd for the Phi Pi’s with nine points. in‘terclass meet which is to be held
Krafit's proteges displayed a seed draw being credited to the Y In. February ‘V—Annual Interclass .60 Yard; Relay. 15pm 3mm Reed and Yukhis starred for the °“ “WWW 7“" 0°th Stagg at“
brand of basketball which matched cidentally, Rush was fighting for Qhammonshxp at Bartlett Gymna— (201m Doel‘i’fel Giovan Crook gym team. “ounces that a pretence meet Will
he with their true style. the first time and exhibited good Slum. man). ‘mdfimawr tea”; (Knox INTER-FRATERNKTY CHAMu ’?9 held at an earlier date If a‘-'-
Western State is reputed as being form. at one time flooring his op— February 13-»«Quadrangular Meet Byangkas Carlstrom Phi em) Tm“; mommy» lensemenls can be completed.
a powerful aggregation and few ponent for a nine count, at Bartlett Gymnasium. 1,23 ‘ ’ . ' Phi piphi__1g B FT P The real news in the track. de-
teams succeed in defeating them. Captain Ustryski hurt his arm in February Zl—Bankers Relays. 'F'ancy Diving‘ 1st—Thomson M a dc R G 0' 1’ ' 1‘ partment is the new equipment
Last year, Western State passed this match and has been told to February 23—L0y01a at Loyola. (A)' ’ 2nd——Brockinan (A). 3rd; Glaske ’L G """"" 1 0 2 that has been purchased. BECK
through the season undefeated. stay out of boxing for the rest of March Ill—Illinois Relays at Ur— Wright (A). ’ ' Let-nieziber'g'b” 2 2 0 shirts with yellow running pants
They lost their opening game of the season, although Ustryski feels bana. Exhibition 100 Yard Breast—stroke M (:L mum in 14‘ """ 0 0 1 and entirely black sweat suits are
this season but added seven straight confident that if it improves rapid— March 2l—Third Annual Indoor Isl-Trognitz (ex-captain, of M; 0:215:11 L i4“ ' 4 1 0 to be worn by our runners. We
victoriestoatone for this loss. Des— 1y it will warrant his reappearance Armour Invitational at Bartlett mm 1929 team). 2nd—Kanlvy ’ ‘ """"" _ __ __ mlght mention that the yellow is
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ern State a set—back, as Tech Chicago Army Headquarter __ April 4~—L0yola at Stagg‘ Field. igi‘na app c B T F P the track men.
outplayed and outscored them in January 19. April ill-«Crane at Ogden Field. W Krause R. G ________ 0 '0' 2‘ Champs Again
sewn" ham Springfield y: M_ C_ A,_Feb,.u, April 25—“Y” College £1th fingers to Meet Stehno, L. o ......... 1 1 1 Inter'ffatemlw 10915“th Whmh
LENE-Ull’ ary 14. May Z—Lake Forest at Lake For— A T Kutteruf, C_ . 0 D .0 was much too complicated for us
l'moui‘——-36 B t. 12. Bloomington (state Champions) 95'“ , till MSflMWfl earn Reed R. ER... ‘ 3 1 3 last year was straightened out
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. May 9——Beloit at Belmt. . when Phi P1 Phi very easrly pushed
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Mi f 2 Culver Military Academy—«March May 16—-Second Annual Outdoor . __ __ over the s. K. 1). team 18—14. We
ran, ' 1 1 ‘ A Armour Invitational at Stagg Field On Thursday evening Of this ~_ take our hats off to the Phi Pi’s
Ott, 1 . 3 2 2 14- _ 7-1.1.---“ ' week. at 8 P M- Armour than)“ 5 4 7 for they have won the title thir-
Lind, f . 1 2 3 W shooters will invade the camp of ~——-~--—« . ~
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Rossing, c. . .. . 4 4 1 33—29 score in a game played Thurs- Tankmen to 51mm at: the strong Augustana team at Rock Curious knocking from a class— lifiiaetn 2:331: fisggsgeen aflgeh
Rutkowski, g... . 0 o 4 day at the Armory. . Crane College Today Island. Recalling the game played mom door at the University of number but apparently it wasn’t.
GUStM‘SOIl: g... ‘ 1 2 9 Long. freak shots from various last year at Rock. Island is not Illinois led investigators to dis-
Omiecmsk1,g ......... 0 0 0 angles on the'floor by Chicago Nor- A swimming meet with Crane pleasant, for our boys suffered a cover that a class had been im~
"‘ ‘— ”- ma] resulted 1.“ the upset after A.” College will be held today at the 40'29 defeat. The score does “or prisoned for five minutes after the All freshmen at Ohio State Uni—
’ 12 12 13 mour had victory apparently in Crane pool at 2300 West Jackson really present the game in the true dismissal bell had run; The knob varsity Who are on the probation
Wheaten Couege_33 B. Ft. p, grasp. When onlyvthreehminutes 0f Boulevard. This promises to be a light however, for it was 01056 and had broken off on the inside of the list are required to take a six—hour
J. McGill f ........... 0 3 2 playing t1me remainedt escore was good meet since the West Siders hard-fought. For a great share 01’ door and so the students could do course in “How to Study," which
Phillips .,. .. 0 o o knotted at 27' Armour had sever?“ have always had a good team. Last the fir“ half, Armour was in the nothing but wait and knock. was recently introduced.
Tillman, f.. 0 1 2 opportunities t; score}! buéhtheir season, the first time in six years, lead. Then the Six'fOOPeTS “01.“
Strackan,f. ...... 1 1 0 shots "US$52 11' e mar.. h icago Armour succeeded in beatingCrane. Augustana began snaking We“?
Orvls, 0.... 4 6 3 Normal Wi Ierss BscotiJInyg c anilzies. In the return~meet, however, Tech shots. the end of the half finding 3 b Sgt
Palmer, c 0 0 0 gutdgiftilzd win (1 afr ers 13:21: as; lost by one point. them holding the long end of the T337 ifim New 1 gr Eff 0p
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Camp, g .............. 0 0 0 Whmh could PM he oveita en 1“ lar struggle. The meet will be held In the second half of this game, a
L. McGill ............ 4 1 2 the closing minute. in the afternoon around 3:30 p. In. both teams fought on about even MQE‘QREfiTS’S Agsm @LUE
_ ._ _ Team Lacks Spirit or 4:00 p. on. All members of the terms, each scoring 13 points, but i
10 13 13 Armour’s performers in this game team who Will have difficulty 1“ the final Wh‘sfle Showed Armour “0 Thirty-third and Michigan
lacked the spirit and aggressiveness getting out there so early are ad— be on the short end of the score. .
Armour—30 B. Ft. P. that typified their style of play in vised to see either Manager David— The defeat was by one of the two 3- Edelsterm, M3“
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