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fiAmE @E ERR®R§ will come to a close this week when Nelson 20 157 12 20 19 111/2 9., 27M 1 5473' 7 g?" . y WEEK?
l the squad faces III)cKalb N01111:): Iut fl" $5,221,? . ‘2 1;" I? E l 13:: :3 .
. Ogden Field this a ternoon, an a<e ‘ f1 - ”"11"“ . ‘ 5 5 l 5 _; 20"“ PI H J
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All Tech Runs Garnered l Forest College at Armour on Thurs- 1, Hirsch m" c». a in. 1° 7 v. 51. 1. Beta. PM Place Second
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in First Four 1 311' . l 91’ . . 1 2 ‘1 2 1 Kl Annual. Traci»:
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. l Thmsday’s game mill mark the 33:13:11; f: ”3% 4‘ Q 1/.’. ll. 1“ Farewell T
inning?” ilast appearance of Robin, Mag0,I ' r 3' 3 ~— . " c " 3 ’ ThlS l5 the last issue 0f Tech Gurney
——“ 1Pepc, Michalski, O’Connor, S-tcbno.~ 343,233? g .1) : f: A .0. Shorts that are to be written by —-—————
FHNAL SCORE 9—3 land Link, the seven main stays. hmmmlimuu. : ‘1" : 11 .7 M1 7&- fj‘l ‘the originator, A. H, J. At the end MAKE FAST TIME
._._.— lot this year’s team. Regardless ofl l(IJ'unnimzluun~ ... 5 .. 7. . i _ .3 of this, the 57th consecutive presen- _____..

A comedy of errors featured in the outcome of these two gamma Ailiélléln : 7 7i : : : ,. ”“1““ Y0" Wlll find the T131111" 1"" the The Triangle fraternity copped
seven episodes pmVide Armour fan. Coach Krafft can well boas-L of a] 11512:?” ______ : I}, : I : : " Ii writer. the interfraternirty track meet at
dom with the amusement at the Var- l SUCCESSfUl season, and. incidentally,. S‘Ifim‘W f '1 : j; : r“ : I1I l A Real Pleasure Indeed Ogden field, piling up a total score
sity-Alumni game last Monday. The l the ninth consecutive season in which Bnchmnu , ”" . 1 7 __. _ —— ~— # ‘ Nothinl’ at Armour has given us 0f 461/2 points. Beta Psi, who won
frolic terminated 9—3 in favor of the the number of wins exceeded the '101315 331111 811 711’ 3 111 29 33“: 51' 1W1“ 3W1: 54411:» greater Measure than to write the 1in;ti-acheIIlmgIlovigg cur) last year.
Karsuy} squad 'and WOUIld pl‘Ohablyl 05%;: game with lake Forcst will Words for this column. We started Sigm: K322356323; W‘th tillL (Eleni:
avcslown no increase lnmargin as 1 A ‘ ’ : , l‘ath . m d tl with 1 , f 1 ’ ‘ came 11‘ W1
Armour did all 0f its scoring in the undoubtedly tax our players to ca~1 OUTDOOR TRACK RECORDS ohm: buto :jwyi’he feafu‘i': his 5: 18 points and tile Phi Pi Phis were
first my” innings. pacity if they expect to emerge vic» . tended to’a full column In the past fourth with 13 counters,

Three successive errors by the 1\Oi'lous. Lake Forest held our men nulEl’ljiMil llECQIRDMZIIEIIIIIEIIIlIfIIYIIIIIIIIII’llMI DATE Ofil‘cAnLlEicld I two years many topics have been Frank M. James was the starter
Alumni in the first inning enabled , to an overtime period in the lastJ 'y‘ A“ y: w. 'l'ielnLy. "13m: I oil 1‘“ II covered The one thing that created and Harold L. Fox acted as the tim-
Armour men to round the bases on l game before they finally submitted :33 ”.9“ signal: “if“; the inert discussion was the article 01'. Due to the efforts of these men

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errors m the .Second inning gave {XI-1 a. cap ‘30 . g g {5] 32353 llfiill '. A.m§turm étuyzg Field we intended to confine our writings q y, no ime elng 105$ be—
mour the third run, thus enablmglafi hard “118 time. my”. rm, .5. [ye-Pm Ogden yield to sport many times we have di- tween the events.
them to possess a 3-0 lead at the Krafft‘s selection for mound dutv .1 "‘9'“ "‘1‘ '- ’~ 5 DQ‘W“ L""."b“51d.,,,., . ' L . -. . . . The Triangles were not slow in
l - 2 "ll . , Luke luv veitted to other topics of the clay.
end of the second canto. 1 is Stehno. It was Stehno‘s good arm my]: jump i II. III‘.IIIII ‘ showing their class. They Won the
Lynch Hn. 667 that held Lake Forest at buy while limo jump {Linking inch. Lem" Mhlmfl 1 first six events in quick succession.

The margin was increased in di- ‘ his teammates produced the winning 333%” I" (‘m "'~°’ 10 get on With the shorts lor the ObIel'laeck and Lind starred for the
mensions again In the third mnmg1mm in the game of April 22, and it 32:31:,“ am I A. Slurm. .30 week, we list here the men 01' the Tl‘mng‘lES, the former piling up 18
when Omiecinski reached first on 1 fan. exams m, cymmes Stehno’s' Shot n D. J. Paul. '30 Drake Reliiyl: graduating- class who were letter points and the latter assisting with

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1 winners on athletic teams. An alpha~
betical listing is used:
R. R. Eddy, Tennis
H. L. Fox, Track
I). J. Iverson, Track
F. M. James, Track
A. Jens, Track

lhurling will again be looked for»
1‘ ward to.

The plight of the DeKalb teach~
er's team is one of the mysteries that
Krafft has to solve, although he did,
test their relative strength last Sat-1t

Kuchn’s error and was followed by
Michalski who singled to produce the
first run. Young reached first after l
the Alumni attempted to execute a
double play but failed miserably.
Hits by Lynch and Pepe brought on

ARMOUR WINS AND
LOlSES llN TENNIS
DURING THE WEEK

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the 100 yard dash, the 100 yard low
hurdles and the 100 yard high hurd—
Ice and he also took a second in
the high jump. Lind won easily in
the distance runs copping a first in
the mile and half mile and also plac-

 

 

three more runs placing Armour in urday. DeKalb has deflated and‘ . I I I . I . . . I I .
lead 7~0. Y lost to exceedingly good teams. . Fou‘nte‘lmb’, namely, M'IWW1‘BLI . C. T. Link, Baseball ”1% thlrd 1“ the hlgh Jump. Rosslng"
Jennings’ single in the fourth inn. They have likewise lost to weak bmte leacher S ”Hege' Armom 1 Am‘““‘“ “Ch"; tenms “9111“ de‘ G. C. Mago. Baseball Placed fil‘St l“ the 440 yard dash.

l Tech, Whitewater College, 'lfld Y- footed Lake Forest College last Mon- W. M. Miran, Baseball, Basketball Beta Psi, again this year, presents

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inr paved the way for the the vet“ , I . . . . -. .
crins’ scorine‘ attack in the fourth 1 Victories. Judging from the results M' L‘ A‘ College cngaged "1.21 quad— day aiternoon at- the Armour tennis A- Monteoano, 3103(ng ed a strong team. They Filed 1117
' innlnp; Kuffial ‘27 contributed his . of their baseball adventures the . 1‘3"};0131‘ track meet at Milwaukee l courts, by a score of 4-3. The teams 3. A. 0“, Basketball over half the points awarded in the
i . ‘ H i K H 1 field events.

Setterberg won both
the broad jump and the high jump.
The discus throw was won by Jung-
dcs, Wagner took the pole vault and
Stall) placed first in the broad jump.
The Triangles started out with a
rush when they placed first in the
mile, the 100 yard high hurdles, the
[100 yard dash, the mile, the half
mile the 100 yard high hurdles, the
440 yard dash and the 100 yard 15w
hurdles. Sigma Kappa Delta and
Beta Psi were fighting for second
place and it was not till the field
1 events before the Beta Psi aggrega-
tion really started to add points in
earnest.

on May l6, and finished in the order again were handicapped by a strong
named. The Teachers easily W0“ wind, making good tennis almost im-
l the meet, placing in every event and possible
spectacular baseball drama. lslammingI the javelin throw tofiscore l
a total oi 901/3 pomts. A. I. i. and
Although DeKalb may “jam“? Ki'affl, . Whitewater staged a hot battle for V , . I -. _
to express some uncertainty 0f thel second place with Almoul', linally ‘ bchllmcr came through .wnh.a wm
outcome, he is exercising most of his l makinp; the grade by virtue of sec- l W €10 “P the meet, defeating DIXOll of
efforts on the coming Lake Forest ‘ ‘ Lake Forest by 6—3, (i~0. Streb put our
team ahead when he defeated Maiman

game, hoping to put on a fitting:
climax to the 1931 season. 101' Lake FOI'GSl/y winning easily, 5-1
and 6-2.

The meat was again tied up when
Timmcrmans lost to Price by 3-6, 6—8,
but Paine won his to again put
Armour ahead when be defeated
Skonl; of Lake Forest 6-1, 2-6, and

F. Podltpec, Track

C. J. Robin, Baseball, Basketball.

I“. E. Rutkowski, Basketball

W. E. Schirmer, Tennis

E. J. Stehno, Baseball

R. A. Timmcrmans, Tennis, Track

H. B. Weis, Golf

S. E. Pepe, Baseball

Yesterday the second annual ban—
quet in honor of the athletes of
Armour Tech was held in College
Hall of the University Club. Great
credit must be given to Mr. Allison
for arranging this affair; we Elll'l-
cerely hope that this will be an an-
nual affair.

Do you know that Tech has en-
gaged in a total of 17 track meets
this year? Of these, five have been

only prediction worthy of mention is l
that the season's semi-windup will
provide Armour fans with a bit of

base hit to score Jennings after Ar-
mour loosened up its defensive tac»
tics. Lynch then walked Hoefer, ‘27,
Schumacher, ‘23, and Rossetti. Ext.
’29, to force the second run in, but
stopped all furtheryscm'im,r when he
confined Kuehn, ‘28, and Walk, ‘24,
to fly balls. and retired Samuels, ’24,
with a strikeout.

Armour, however, lost no time in

Captain Eddy lost to Force of Lake
Forest, the score being 3-6 and 2*6.

 

 

ond place in the 1/2 mile relay. Ar-
lnour—vb31/3, Whitewater—~33. Y,
. . 'College of Chicago trailed in last
regaining the two runs. Mago open- 1 . 1 . M'l . 1‘ .
ed the attack in the latter part of1 llflace With 71/3 points, lWAuhm‘ ‘
. . . . ' ' was in front form scoring 11 'rst
the fourth with a smell.- (Jalvuni , Fraternities Advance lplaces oilt of 15 The Teachers also}
reached first when Ro..l-Ltl look or . ' " ‘
ten second vacation l);f01'e be de- In Gulf and Tennisawon the hammer throw, an event,
cidcd to throw him out Stehno A. lwhich was not counted in the finall
then took advantage of the Alumnl‘s l F1115“ math“ 1" Intrafraternity ‘ standings. 1 6-
el'i‘atlc fielding; by pounding; the ball , golf Will be played on Wednesday, l Armour, 19d by the stellar Nelson, 1

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_ . - . .' in the doubles Armour won one
» , ~ . . , _ M. 2 I ’l‘h . t. l 3.1 4;}, h _ placed men in all the hack events I
into the infield to stole Mugo. Lynch 4." 1 e “’11 ”1‘9“ ‘71 9 on l match and Lake Forest took one.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

SUMMMARIES

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l dash~Won by Oberbeck, Triangle:
second. C. Jens. Siumn lxumui D ltn

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« ' . . , . ' 10l‘S are l’hi 1’! Phi, “\llll Phi Ka la l excepting the one mile run. But m1 . y L _- , , . ., . .
and Moskowlm cach moduccd hits, . . m . . I . . . . IIl Sl'hlrmer and Timmermans defeated out-of-town meem II:.lcluIcnbLTirIi:IIIP_llIl0I1;Il Phi. fourth, Gisske, Phi
and boosted Armour’s score to 9 lSig-ma. the field cvents Armoui ““15 W09 . .
* ‘ ‘ “ l l'ullv weak, taking only one second Price and Malmnn 6-3, 6-1, but Eddy Tears 9 '““”w°" by 1'111‘1' “13111319: “can‘t
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The trrcate' share of the week in . Beta Psi: third. Cullen. Phi Pi
Schumachev and Samuels Star 1* ' place, two third places, and gaining ' and Streb lost to Dixon and Perce of And so We come to the end of our mum“ Andean,“ Ben, ~ -

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
  
 

 

 

 

 

   

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. . . . . .- . . 1the golf matches was done on pencil . . , , - , . . , ,, . , .
Isthumaihei ltllel huilmg coupled l I d . f r nl‘ three matches ‘, one three way tie for fourth place in l, L911“ FOKSL ”1 ‘1 “‘1“ Set mauh, by sci-mg. We cannot continue any . 1. yard high hurdlesiWon by Oberbeck.
With Samuel’s excellent performance 1. an papei 0 0 y ‘ l -, ,__ - . b .2-6, (5-3, and 2-6. 1 . . . 1 ‘c-l; be ausc we are “mm“; “9”“‘1‘1- Ve.“°1“"' T119113!“ ”11m-
in the first four inninxs was a tea were played up to the finals. The this anchor} of t e meet. . I I . ongcr as (.0 umnin c. filophcné‘?” BetnIIPm; fourth Wilson. PM
I E I I h . v. t .~ S e aw'rd>l bet-4 sol Nelson clipped 0.2 seconds from The Tech tennis team lost their to be graduated. We must there- upon .nzmn. 'li e414.9. I I I
ture in the game. Ai-mours varSlty1°t 9‘ 1“ ““9 wer “‘ “ ‘1“ l . . h - h V l . ~ 1 't . , . . d , “ll-yard “5!.er by Rossini»: Triangle.
1 f . lof defaults the Milwaukee track record in his l 51‘9““ mate WW at 1131511510 35' 10m say EOOd-bye to 0111 lea €151 almond. Kutterul'.I igmn limp” nelm; mil-d.
squad .ound themselves completely, ' . . . . l h» H . 4d , l‘chnesdny by a score of 4 matches However, before we c1059 may we LeIiCliEehlJer.IPhl PIi Phi: fourth, Kennoy.
. . . . . . . , specxa ty, t c AZO aids low hui les. Triangle. TImEF—GBJ.
baffled With their ccentrc twi te l Phi Pi Phi won the light to "10“» y - - - .
I e , l s rs,I I I .' I I . . to .5. Several times; they had pomt Wish our successor the same geod lBiJ—ynrd law hurdles—Won by Oberbeck. Tri»
straight balls and parabolic curves. Pl“ Kappa Sigma by Winning: iroml SUMMMARIES [matches but were unable to follow fortune that we have enjoyed T0 gnillel: 526°ng Peqeml' lrlflmlglle; this?
I . I . I , ~ l ‘ ' ’ c er criIz, ea si; our I. ison, i
Clare Robin. N‘DUled as Almhu- 5 Kappa Delta T311 1111:; S1gmahKIaPPalwizoyumdlugluI hurdllxesrllIIlIVIu? I Macaw _ up the advantage. fulfill a promise we new reveal that K112Iga1‘yfig'mlzsh Won b 1.. Ph. P.
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”ads m“ bdsema'" assayed the rolel Dclta on defaults an may“, L mm”. l n. l-l “ f "A. Timinznfifmm l our, name 15 Arthur Henry Jens. Phi; second. Russinfl', Triangle): third.) c}
of pitcher in the final innings. The l Delta Tau Delta by a match score 01 W mm, dwhwwun by Emu,“ “PM", . .. gens. SIiIgmu KBDIpa Delta: fgIlImn. Kutteruf,
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result of his short performance l 3-0 In tht‘ Seml-fihals- Dalia Tau l “Ami" A,;,111l{!1,101,1’““'1‘1- M‘ “’“r‘h' S“““'"“"’ u‘ m-mi‘gmmnimvlm by will. Triangle:
. « . . - . . .. .1 - . . . , . ' ... ' . . second. ‘tetter, Bela Psi: third, Anderson.
(ould not be 1mm m ed, to: he Istlu. ll ; Delta had immcily been awardcd th( sunny» rvufwgyn l‘ostfr, va- lfmliil' l Nellomri Takes Ffirfili LATE SPQRTS I "w, .. unhI gimmick PM 1- PM
out all three men who faced him. lv1ctory over Alpha Mu because of a Martel-l M- Timk, ‘ 1 ’"1 'l .. lq‘g‘fm W0“ m C km S. m K
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Armour, 9 Idefault. l I ini-yvd dnahA—IWun ky {lion-II; in]; sw‘uml.l Place in Pentathlon The bageba“ team won its tenth IlIieIlLIu: Sffilndk Mining, om Psi; :third, Hill“.
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ab 1 h po 21 Pl“ Kappa sigma beat Rho Delta l M: Timemh . a n H game of the season last Saturday lThem ‘ Distwce lfiesfiu 9:51. 8 MP“:
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illoskountz, *5 ~~~~~~ 4 l l l " l Rho, 1'0- BL?” P51I119t‘1l‘1ted to ”'191wifii’fifl.“i‘fil‘,d,w,§’;‘n,‘fyAlimltfjfl.",s.,,f’",‘\“ Last Friday, Circus Day, the 111- by defeating De Kalb, 7-0, at Dc— second. Stnib, Both l’si: t ird. lRIe. Sigma
R915? Tl ------------ 4 1 1 1 0 Phi Kaps, after which Triangle wIas 1 l'imLROfiZJ. tcrclass relay was won by the Junior Kalb. ”Chief" Stchno pitched the IIISIIAITIZIIIIIleInEIIIIESIxIIIlILIh‘. LnnIdmnIn‘. sigma kan-
o i . - 9A ' ~. '. . . r .- 220- nl low hurlles. w n b N-l- . A: , . . . . - - ‘ ‘
M n, :10. p 3 0 0 8 0 IdeIteated - i m the semi finals. rhctIa mung“ “MI . : h-“L twig? . team, composed M Venema, Lind, best game of his collegiate career Mm: illiL‘llTwli‘J'iranSK-tfeilifi'55:3. 1.3;;
ago, h ----------- 4 1 l 0 2 1 X1 had formerly defaulted to Tri- IniIiIiIfIiIl; ScthlItIgrlhcl'iIrue “6.I2. (New track Rossinfz, and C Jens, with the time by allowing the opponents only one angle ’ounh. Hendricks. Phi Kappa Sigma-
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(lmlecxnski, 2b ....... 2 1 l 0 2 angle. also-yard mum-Won by Intel. M; Her-0nd. of 1:06. The sophomores won sec- Scratch hit, “'hlle Slr1k11‘g 0“ 10“ H‘filzsllciisytlifiow—Arl'nn by Junglcs. Beta N»
Galvam, 2b .......... 2 0 0 1 0 , Sadcmnn, A; t ird. Dahms. w; fourth, . . . second. Hendrick ' a Sigma: 1h
Stehno f 1 1 0 0 0' 7— nnir M Time 2-088 and {flame Without competition, the meh- l f Manly. ’h‘iamxl (lul'tll nson Thom xa.
1 c --------- ' . . ~ . I ' . . ~ . » ‘ ' Mo '1 owitz and Link st’irrcr or D‘.t . not (if :1 ‘ ‘ '
Sommei-s, cf IIIIIIII 2 0 0 0 1 l Intrafraoernity tennis has DrO' Sellal‘lcelslglxl, "ll/f. hihfhfiéfi?’ X fill-[ill seniors and freshmen “0t putting m ,1.“th hittin The fornier "nock- ”Piaflxzffiuultfi\"uii "lay \Vegner.I Betn PIsi:
Peed f 0 0 0 0 0 1greased quite rapidly in the last two Sh‘uuss- Y~ Timer'lOM‘J-l- teams. H m . g. . n . 53““.‘1‘d, Hendr‘ckfi' PT". ‘f‘x‘mi‘; Sf'fmf: s'l‘mi'
‘_ ‘ C _ "; """"""" l Th . f h 3' Pole Vault— on by Ninedorlis, w; sec. Phi Pi Phi whose mam consisted ed out a triple and two singles, While icglfilénggiia 623$ng 801;: - N~ mm
Michalslu. it ........ 4 1 1 0 0 ““391“ e Wlnners 0 t e igma and, Davidson, M: third. Ernst. M: fourth. ’ ‘ the latter hit a double and a Slua'le ‘ ‘
I' k i 0 ~ 1 Alpha Mu Delta Tau Delta match Chlwt‘l- 114- HelflhLA‘ll TL 5 l'-- of Leichtenberg', Carlson, Gisske. and , , , b ' , .
4m , c ............ _ 0 o O l - I v _ _ . . ”Shot " ut—ch b Garbo”, M. 32- d .. . . _ . in four times at bat. with 20 pomts.
Young c 0 0 r, 0 '2 Will play Beta Ps1 in one scum-final Jen. A'I’fllii‘d Dom“? w» mum, hustm‘m' Finnegan, won the interfratemity T l’ tdom tiacl team ended A H J H L F N l
O’Connor h 0 0 0 (I while Rho Delta Rho plays the win~ “15‘3"“9‘44‘1 ft. 1 1'2 ”r relay, With Triangle second, and Sign ec 1,5 0“ ‘ . . . _ ' ' 9““ 0‘“ e son.
I v P - . : f T-' 1 (1 Ph' K a Sic One-hulf mills relay—onnIby Milwaukee; ma Kappa Delta third The winning the 1931 Season by Wlnhmu Its James, and C. J. Jens won inst
Lynch. p IIIIIIIIII 1 g 0 1 , ners n Hang e an 1 app 5' lice-gm], Armour; third. Whitewater. lune time was 1 ()6 III ' fourth meet last Saturday, By 5cm; places for Armour. The 8801'45.
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____________ _ _ Il'ncllnu thww»wlm ‘y Gerboth, M; svc. . mg first place in Six of the twelve relay team composed of Jens, Nel—
. Totals ...... t " 4 Phi Kappa Sigma has not played ond.‘ Schroeder, M: chiral? Dahms. ' fourth, Nelson, the frosh trackman, won . _ _- . _ _ , . .-
. 3-1 .) l 21 )I h I th women W mummy,“ “I n m I I . events, Almour won the eighth an son, Fox and also Hlisch copped fiist
:I Alumni, 3 Iany matches Iyet, so t eir stung d Javelin throw—Wm by Gerholh. M: “DI the pentathlonIWith a total at 4387 until Seal-sARoebuck Y. M. C. A. track place.
1 a" 1' h P“ a 1, cannot be estimated. In firs: .mfun 32....fgeitli’fig1:15.13 Lemke' M1 ("‘"Lh' M’ 1"“"ts- According to paints: A‘ J?“ meet with a total of 56 points. Sea .1 The tennis team lost to Loyola last
Houser, EX ,31I 3b ..4 0 0 0 1 Iplay they were awarded the Victory mg,“ Somme—Wan by Emsh M: , .‘1- was second and James third,Iw1th Roebuck was second with 35 points Saturday by the score of 4 matches
Jennings, ’30.”. c -..3 2 '2 2 0 l 0V9!" Kappa Delta Tau because Of a ““9“” w third, Fielmm'. A5. “3‘3”“: md‘ l 4036 and 4031 pomts respectively, and Concordia colle e finished third l to three.
fi' ld fault Ph' Kappa 2Sigma will also ii“ ”if 'i 359mm“ M‘ mmnm' b t b c f faulty timing in the g ‘
Ku 'el, ’27 cf ........ 4 1 1 2 0 9 ‘ ~ 1 ' t ‘ air Ml: t. in. u e miss 0 ' ___
Hocfer Tl c 1’. ll 9 4 0 1 be their first competition. Vifi‘méitgmfil’jgfd“ §{,g;"“x’r1mwmhf“x:;‘1- l half mile, they were declared tied by
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Schumachcr, ’23, 2)), p 2 0 0 1 4 . Theta Xi went down before the on- uretl. W Distancemm I l the Junior marshulls. Sademnn came l Special Smfieflt Rate
Rossetti, Ex ’29, . . .2 f) 0 0 2 1. slaughts of Rho Delta Rho by a more GEE???“fl'fi‘fiwfgggkgy$373135“?th“an: 1 in fourth, Setterlwrg‘ htth, and 4 MQNTHS it. $353 5%
Kuchn '23, 1b 1; o o x 01ot‘ 2.0. Milevsky handilv defeated Vila 91815-3] 7‘01 fr 5 m. «ruin-ts um Hirsch sixth. . II II II“? .
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Walk, 2‘“. . J ) 0 1 , an 0 : y Fill" 0 6p6 4 I . . . Remington ho. 6 Norsclcss 3 mo.
Samuels. 24. 3b, 1) . f) O l) i . battle (annell defeated is - , ~ , PENTATHLON Table of Points) Q g
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Hoefer Kuehn Mae‘o. Two base hits Ka )a Delta lost to Delta Tau Delta l f,“ WEAbfillNE CG. Elia.
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—0miecinski. Pepe, Moskowitz, Jen. , by the same score. In the last matches 1 Jens s {Establighi‘é 18%}
mugs. Hooter. Hits off Lynch-.3 in l each fraternity won one single, but} "simian" Free delivery. Smist‘ncnm wwwamu‘.
6 innings. off Robin 0, of? Samuels 4, l 89:11 and Streb had little difficulty in ”fillers I II 333 Slit. Dearbmm 3mg
off Schumakcr 3. Struck outfiliynch , defeating~ Timmermans and Richter, l 'rlme m- distances- .N‘» mm Telephone Ramsey; 343$
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