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W—‘ 2,, :1 . \ A H .3 “ll 0 K 0:”— 61 Th I afternoon with a. dual meet with Chi-
. Cn pi. _ “’fI - he an maeEcago Nounal College at Ogden field.
second Game Friday 0“” "T“ iii‘ k '5 —---~—* The men have been practicing out-

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Technicals Feature

 

 

 

1. i To Be Pl ed Later doors for two weeks, and are now in
., swam... 12’“ ay Match excellent condition. Time trials were
tolleg‘e Oberhcvk l l Ii In “351w“: to the memory M Dean held last Wednesda afternoon which
__‘ ii‘éfhiii. 1‘ I" In a 3:1,, Claude Irwin Palmer the athletic: Winn-i a... and: “mag Imam nary pleasing: 10 Coach A A
TEST FOR NEW TEAM i333: l E f contests scheduled for last weekE “N H UN“: ACE Estagg Jr . t , ,
s” rncll. 121;, 1'1. were postponed until later i“ the, A T h b Although Ai-mour’s team is favor
. »_. . (Wuwm . .. 1- S . . . r ,_ rmour cc oxcrs invaded the . '
Baseball, king of sports, w,“ make aui‘cnsuii . 1— I 5 I r“ I. I,J:a:i‘:; cofizge 1:11;);311 2233/3321? Loyola gymnasium last Wednesday ed to Win the meet, all students are

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llo DOW t0 ANNE“: ”“5 chnesday a H l _ ulcd for last Friday is to be played night and again defeated the Loyola urged to be piesent to cheer them on
“31:5: 2131ch Lxldefeémieiving “:5, M early in May. An informal track pugs, by winning the last five bouts to 'lYliiZth‘lilowin eve it '11 b h d
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:rovidcs tho local Elfeam wpithg the l ENDOOR TRACK RECORDS ‘mcct With the UniverSity 01 Chicago. flit féothe lihnelscliedulcd. R4151“ m uled‘ 100 andg220-ya:dwdash:ssc1i)0
. ' . . .. . ,, which was to have been held last 0 1’0““ “‘55 “’0“ his boot by . . - . ' ’
opening day competition. dEVENT [lg/EclvRDu'fll HM“). m‘ . iiivir. EETE Chicaf’cliAiéifrmai Friday, will he run next wc-ck per» a knockout. Captain UStl‘ySkl, Heck» yald low and high hurdles, 440-yard

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On Friday, April 17, Coach Kraftt's

 

Alma Mater, North Central College

 

 

 

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miller and Hoii‘bcrg winning; theirs

 

 

dash, SEC-yard, one mile, and two mile
shot

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NHWW'HC‘ on technical knockouts and Cam iruns Du ’ J I”
‘ .' ,' ' . 1- B tlttG l . ., “ pionei. - ~
of NanciVIIIe, “ill invadL the local E diam. llusll 31mg” Gm Old man weather came to the res— easxly Winning a decision. ,Jump, pole vault, and 1elay.
haunts tor the second game of the Mom, “5,, Bartlett Gy . , .- . . Loyola “I n th fi. 1: f _ ——————-——~

. ‘on E “gm-yd: run ”We Gym we 01 vaisity teams With high tem— . _ 0 I‘9 ‘5 01“ bOUtSv 1T .
503:)“: what is in stmc for Ai'mourl : ""310 Till lilail-liEli Elm peratures and CIOHdless days several one deCision being VET-V 91053 and V ECh TO Play Alumni

‘ > ‘ " l ' m”, ’ ‘ '.. Bartlett. Gym times la:t V . . > . another rather ecllll'll‘. In t “ '- -

fans who look forward to the fii‘stE PEAR-",1 H Bartlett Gym . s" 8 vcck It Is customaiy at ound ,1 . g ILI I‘ , he 12’ m FWWE Gilli: Tourney

_ . . . _ . 2,, "H“,e" ,0,”Ly . iiaruen, Gym this time of the year to wear over- P Lass . an stiom of 'lcch met . , 1 -
triumph remains unpicdicted. Most 1 't . d l Wiley Lo ola d f h 1' Aimour Tech 5 goli team will open

f the baseball results in the past 60d 5 an ieavy sweaters. Wedncs- " y ‘ an Ioug t "m to a the season next Saturday when they
0 . . . day and Thursday were warm draw at the regulation three rounds.

 

eight years have been tabulated onE

 

 

the credit side of the ledger. thE
each year found new faces in theE " l
line-up, while veterans who have kept

the records in cclmful figmes dc-ES’VVEE’KEYKIBYs afiwfie l

parted with B. S. degrees, staking, ' ' . E
the future glory in the hands of thel Difficult Seasoni
so-called yearlings. E ~————— E
'E The 1931 swimming season has
Enow come to an official close. Five
meets have been held and out of
these Armour has won two, lost two, E
and tied one. Considering the kind
of opposition that has been encoun-
tered this is a very good showing.
The victories included one over
Illinois Wesleyan College, {18-27, and
one over Loyola, 38-37. "The meet

Fifteen Games Scheduled

 

The 1931 season again finds Coach
Krafi't with a new team, composed of.
only a few regulars in whom he rests
his hopes foi the championship base-
ball campaign. If the result of this
first encounter proves favoiablc the
out look for another successful season

 

 

Racqueteers Prepare

 

The 1931 tennis season has begun in
Woik was completed on the
courts last Wednesday, and on Thurs—
day the varsity put in their first out-

can nest.

dom practice of the season.

A meeting will be held this week
in the Physics Lecture Room to give
in tennis play.
The schedule will also be discussed
at that time and the players are to
be paired 03' for the team tourna.

a few instructions

bulky sweat shirts.

weather, varsity teams are muc

further along than at the same time
For Tournament Play in the past few years Our only plea
is

that the snow does not get inor
than 14 inches deep.

E Noll Quite the Same Motion

thn 21 shot'putter goes out for
boxing something is bound to hop»
We were
not convinced that a boxing tourna-

pen—«to tho shot-putter.

mom; was actually in progress uni:

a member of. our family came home
Any-
For more
data we suggest that the reader

with a beauty of a “shiner.”
way, the other guy won.

enough to permit practice without
Because of theE

In the fourth round Sandstroin
seemed to have the odge but the dc~
h cision went to Loyola.
Bacci Loser on 'l'eclmicality

Then in the 132 pound class Joe
Bacci lost to Knittcl of Loyola on a
technicality by~the ruling of the
referee. Joe had Knittel down twice
before he himself went down. He
rested on one knee for the count of
nine and then sprang up ready to

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i] he had been counted out.

Things looked gloomy to the Ar-
mour fight fans but little did they
know what was in store for them.
Armour’s fighters, after having lost

go at it again but the refer-cc ruled '

meet Alumni at the Evergreen
Course, 92nd Street and Western
Avenue. Captain Weis, Johaiinisson,
winner of last year’s golf tourna-
Iment, Alexande1, and Pearson will
be back this year to feim the nu—
cleus of the team. Other members
will be selected this week when the
low scorers of last Saturday’s tourna-
ment will meet. The results of the
tournament will be published in a
forthcoming issue of the Tech News.

The complete schedule for this
year as compiled by Manager R. E.
Mcagher is as follows:

*Saturday, April 18—Alumni.

0Saturday, April 25~Loyola.

 

' ' -' “Saturda , M ———F .
Wm Sh“ be somewhat biightened. enter the next annual Armour inter- y ay 2 aculty

Fourteen other games against tougher
opponents will follow and nearly all
must be won if the season is to com-

with Hyde Park Y. M. C. A. ended

ment.

The making out and turning in of collegiate box fighting contest.

application ca1ds was explained in

33—33. Defeats were taken from
Crane 42-33 and from Culver Mili.

 

 

tary Academy 35-24. These two
schools have always had good teams
and have been hard to beat.

Coach McGillivary has made a
wonderful effort to geti’the boys in
good physical shape. Those who
availed themselves of his 20 years’
experience and general knowledge of
the sport were well rewarded.

Knox Has Excellent Record

Captain Knox and Manager David“
son also helped to make the team a
success. Having been a champion
swimmer long before he came to
Armour, Knox was in a position to
be of special help to his teammates.
As anchor man of the 160-yard relay
team Knox was partly rcsponsiblel
for the four victories out of five
which this quartet hung up. Inci-
dentally they lowered the school rec-
ord three times during the season.

Jack Cavanagh had his own way
most of the time in the breaststroke 1
event. With another year in sight,
time only can tell what Cavanagh
may do next season. He also did
very good work in the medley relayi
event.

Weslcon High Point Man E

Andy Weston, scoring 43 points,
was high point man for the season.
He competed in the 220~yard free-
style and the IOU-yard backstroke
events. Being the only regular back-
stroke man on the team, he was in
a position to make points for the
team in almost all cases.

pare with Coach Kralft's baseball
exploits of past years.

The game with Crane College,
however, will give some clew o
Armour’s possibilities. Ciane is al-
ways gifted with a team that paces
through a successful season. Their
strength was evidenced in the games
with Armour in other seasons and
since each contest proved to be a
hard tussle, Wednesday’s game may
he set as a fitting barometer for
future games.

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Meet Napervillo Friday

Every effort will be made to de»
feat the invading team and no win-
ning score, regaidless of how one
sided will iid Coach Krafft of that
inferiority complex which always
vexes a coach when he starts the sea-
son with a new ciganization. A weak
opposing pitchei may often mis-lcad
the winning team to believe that their
triumph was a result of their strength
and not another’s man‘s weakness,
with the consequences that conceit
will overcome them and result in
folly.

In meeting Naperville. Armour will
not only cherish victory for the sake
of victory, but another reason comes
to fore. Armour will endeavor to
show the North Central aggregation
that one of their own Alumni is re-
sponsible fol the result of the nut-

    
 

come. Should Napeiville lose, they ' .
will be obliged to extend fitting con- A good man was foun IEddie
gratulations to their former pupil Byanskas, who had the Mr W

make a good showing in .
crawl events.

If the some tells anothci tale, North
Cential no doubt will feel guzli’v of
some imposition on our coach, ThusE
it stands that Armour must win if
they wish to satisfy both Armour and
Napcrville.

Probable Line-up

 

loo-yard freestyle ' .
Giovan, the mate of Gailstijom inE
the crawl relay, concent

Unfortunately barteball is, not a
track meet and only nine of the forty-
five candidates will 1m 21118 to break
into the scoring line-up. If either
side piles up a big score, the line-up
may be changed a dozen times. The
probable starting lincmup is C. Link,
catcher; Robin. first base; Schol,
second base; 0miecinski, third base;
Stehno, pitcher, O'Connor. Pope and
Michalski, fielders.

 

actor, correct,
g-i aceful.

New Men Will Succeed

 

PHI LAMBDA UPSIILON E'
Phi Lambda Upsilon, honoraryE
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PROFESSOR PHILLIPS IN
HOSPITAL

chemical society, will hold a smoker

 

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in their rooms in Chopin Hall Thurs—
day evening A program of enter-
tainment is being arranged by the
thice pledges of the society. It is ex—
pected that quite a few alumni and
faculty mcmbeis will attend.

Professor Alfred E. Phillips. head
of the department of civil engineer-
ing recently underwent an operation
Eat the West Side Presbytei n lios~E
Epital. It is said that his’izohdition
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a previous issue.

are not the Capone type.)

for their first year.

event than he was this year.

Davisson was another member who
His spe—

became ill for two meets.
cialty was the 220-yard crawl.

It may be that Brockman, a new—
comer, will push Thomson for spring-
That is
the conclusions one can draw from
this year’s results, especially since
he did not compete in all the meets.

Congratulations must be extended
to coach McGillivary and Captain
'Knox for the quality of the team
they were able to present.

boaid honors next season.

SWIMMING POINTS

Weston . . . . 43 Giovan .. . . . 10
Knox (C. ). . Thomson . . . . 10
Cavanagh . 26 Kolvc .. . . . . 9
Byanskas . . . 21 Brockinan .. ‘%
Carlatrom . . 12 Davisson 4

Pfeiler . . . 1

1 931 Schedule

Armour 33, Hyde Park Y. M. C. A.

33.
Armour 33, Crane 42.
Armour 23, Culver 43.
Armour 48, Illinois Wesleyan 27.
Armour 38, Loyola 37.

 

These caids must
be tuined in if the persons concerned
wish to compete for places on the
The players for the varsity
will be selected by means of a tourna-
ment which will be open only to those
who wish to make a place for them—
selves with Tech’s racquetcers. (These

Kolve, breast
Iatroker, should be even more of a
help to Cavanagh next. year in this

Awards for the members of the
championship interclass track team
may be secured from Mr. Allison's
office any time.

E Chicago Game Cancelled

Wednesday Mr. Krafi't’s charges
meet Crane College in a baseball
game on Ogden Field. This game
replaces the Chicago game which
was cancelled by Chicago because of
the Conference freshman ruling.
North Central follows in the sched-
ule on Friday also on Ogden Field.
Admission to Armour students is
zfrce. Game time is 8:30 o’clock
Ip. in

Golf Finals

0111 Saturday the finals in the golf
tournament are to be played at the
As an add‘
varsity-
alumni match will be played at the
Professor Leigh tells us
that more than 50 men have entered

Evergreen Park Course.
cd attraction

the annual
same time.

the tournament.

Coach “Lonnie" Stagg was please

with the showing made by several of
.Ithc varsity trackmen in the trials
held last week. However, a lack of
,material in the sprinting events was
In all field events, espe~
cially the javclin and pole vault men

,cvident.

lwith ability, are missing.

Drake Relays Soon
In a brief talk Mr. Stagg expressed
his intention of taking several teams
to the Drake Relays at Des Moines on
April 2425. If subsequent trials
prove satisfactory teams will be en-
teied in the sprint medley relay, the

From 18:1 to :he passent daty mile relay, the distance medley ielay
there have cen on y eig unasms — Eand in the two~mile relay

ed triple plays made.

SPORTS CALENDAR
Tuesday, April Ml

4:00‘P.‘M.—'l‘rack: Chicago Nor—
mal vs. Armour at
Ogden Field.
Wednesday, April l5
4:00‘P.‘M.~—«Baseball: Crane vs.
Armour at Ogden
Field.
Friday, April l?
4200 P. liar—Baseball: North Con~
tral v5. Armour at

Ogden Field.
Saturday, April 18

8:00 A. his—Golf: Alumni vs. Ar—
Ai'mour at Evergreen
Golf Course. 92nd and
Western Avenue. Also
final matches of An»
nual Golf Tourno‘
merit.

 

Tomorrow afternoon Chicago Nor-
mal College and Tech trackmen will
meet in a dual contest at Ogden
,Field. This is the first meet to be
held on Ogden Field in the past few
years. Crane, Milwaukee State
Teacheis College, Lake Forest and
“Y" College are also included in the
outdoor schedule.

 

the first four bouts came back and
took the Loyola fighters for a nice
long ride.

Heckmiller, 147 pounds, won by a
technical knockout ovcr Koenig'. In
the second round he had Koenlg down
for a count of nine just before the
bell rang. Koenig seemed dazed in
the final round and Heckniiller went
on a merry punching spies so the
Loyola second threw in the towel.

Untryalsi K. (Wu Opponent

Captain Ustryski then pounded out
another technical knockout over J.
Vonesh of the Loyola team. In the
first round Vonesh was saved by the
bell. During- the second, Usti'yski
connected with terrific right and lofts
knocking his courageous opponent

”Friday, May 8~—-Valparaiso.
Saturday, May 9—Loyola.
“Wednesday, May 13—81;. Johns.
Friday, May 15a—Valparaiso.
"‘Saturday, May Iii—Crane.
Saturday, May 23——St. Johns.
”Home meets to be played at the
Evergreen Golf Course.

:1 terrific blow tn the jaw dropping
Brundza for a count of ten.

With the score tied at four all it
was up to Hofiberg to bring victory
to Tech and he certainly did a good
job of it, meeting his opponent,
Lukish, iii the middle of the ring he

                                      

 

inacted with a few extra hard blows
to floor his opponent repeatedly.

down three times in quick succession.

In the skirmish Ustryski hurt his
hand but be concealed it so com.
pletely that few knew of the accident.
He won the bout a few seconds later
when the Loyola seconds threw in
the towel.

Campionc of Armour outpunched
Rauwolf of Loyola and gained a de-
cision. He had Rauwolf down in the
second round but was not quite able
to finish him. After the terrific pace
of the first two rounds the last
round seemed comparatively slow
which was mainly due to both boxers
being too tired to do much punching.

Tech Wins 5 Final Bouts

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H73 won the bout on a technical
knockout.
Monte-maria Game Fighter

Montesano and Cali were matched
for the opening fight. Cali had a dis-
tinct advantage in heighth and reach,
yet Montesano put up a game fight
and although outpunched, he always
came back with that ever ready smile
of his.

Bout number three found Kosan
and Lutz resuming their quarrel
which they had started at Armour.
This time they staged a punching duel
'which lasted all three rounds, Lutz
gaining the decision.

 

 

A big old willow, squarely in the
middle of a Texas highway soon to be
paved, will be spared as a surveyor’s
landmark.

Armour had to continue to win in
order to clinch the meet. in the
eighth bout Rush met Brundza and
how they went at it! In the first
iound Brundza punched away with all
his might at Rush, who just covered
up and took it all. A few exchanges
in the second round and Rush sent

 

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2115 in foul sports at Virginia Poly
tcclinic Institute stands at the head
of a class of 500 in academic work.

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