Tuesday, March 6, i935

ARMOUR

TECH NEWS

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Armour Milne Host to
Midweetern Colleges

Meet in Be Held on March 17

The Armour Relays, the inrloori
track and field mccl extraordinary,
will again command the Spotlight
on Saturday, March 17. The tourney, ;
which each year cracks all usual at»:
tendance figures: for such cventn, l
promises to maintain the high caliber ‘1
of athletic skill that has drawn thel
crowds, and liberal breaking of l
records is imminent. Although many l,
entries are still out, returns indicate i
a duplication of last year’s 21 school
response.

Noted Pole Vaulter la Attend

Professor Schommei', directing the j
interests of the school in the atthtAl
ic field, is undergoing: his annual 2
strain lining up the participants, but l
the week should see many of John’al
troubles vanishing. Among enrlyi
entrants are: Iowa State 'l‘eacliers,l
Michigan State Normal, and Beloit.‘
Northwestern and Chicago have l
promiHed lame entries, and Purdue,1
Illinois and Indiana. should enter
representative groups. Michigan
Normal sends news of a new star,
Ray Limo: , who is reaching the}
heights as in pole vaultcr. In a recent l
triangular meet, involving Michigan ‘
U., Michigan State, and Normal: ‘
Lowry set a Yost Fieldhouse record 5
of 13 feet ill/é inches. lncidentnlly‘
this mark in in excess of the 3 feet ’
51/4 inches which gave Lenninzton oi” ‘
Illinois the event and a new mark in ’
last year‘s relays.

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Capacity Crowd Expected

In 1932’, an estimated 3000 spec-
tator's: saw 200 athletes enter the1
elimination )ll‘()COSE€L"§. The finalist”;
were no much better than those of
former year that they had to i'e‘et
fifteen marlin in iiixtccn events; ere:
they could claim their nil-dais. Lmt
yew“, record»

   

19:53. saw six former
readjusted.

Extra effort in helm: oxorlcd to
moun- the presence of outstnndmi:
trackinon from all parts; of the coun-
try. Last year, the U. of Pittsburgh
rent a full team which took east at
new relay record and several indiv
vidual medals. Therefore distance
Should not keep any away; and
Venz‘ni: and Cunningham, the cclc»
hinted mile duo might resume their
rivalry in the Armour Rclays.

geographic Society
Announces Spenhem

The Geographic Society of Chicago
will have as speakers at their meet.
ing‘s to he held (luring the month of
March, Amelia Earhart and D1: Law-
rence Gould. ,

Arrangements have been made for»
Dr. Lawrence Gould to address the:
society on March 33. lie is a geoloip i
ist and geographer as well as the sec 1
onddnwommand of the first Byrd ‘
Antarctic expedition. During the ex
pedition Dr. Gould made two l'l’l(lt“'
pendent trips, one by airplane to the
newly discovered Rockefeller MUUU.‘
taint; 150 miles east of Little Amer—l
ion. and the other by dog sled 440,
miles south from Little America to‘I
the mountains at the border of the1
South Polar Plateau. llc made the1
first adequate survey of these border i

 

 

mountains for a distance of 2505
mile . The American Geographical 1
Society characterizes Dr. Gould'sl

sled journey as being, aside from its 5
scientific results, in the highest tradir
tion with respect to organization, dis—
tance covered, and successful comple
tion of 3. prearranged. program. K
Amelia Earhart will he the guest— ‘
speaker on March 2’7. She is well
known for her many accomplishments
in aviation. She holds the distinction
of being the first woman to fly the
Atlantic, both solo and on a. pansengk ‘
er. She holds the autog'iro altitude
record and the time record for a
woman crossing? the American eon-
tinent by air. In her lecture she
will not only describe the Atlantic
flight, but will also tell of her other
experiences and the meaning and pom

sihilities of [lying in general.
Anyone interested in attending]
these lectures should see Professor;‘
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Doubt, as he will have tickets for ad-
mission to these meetings.

   

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Ky Ray Fleissner
Coniscnti‘ato your thoughts on our

event of the year-«Tho
ArmOl‘ll‘ Tet‘l’l Relays, March 17, 1934.

Only eleven days into the future till .

we meet at the clusing meet of the

indoor season for colleges and uni-

versities of the Middle West.

Watch Big Ten Meet! Then

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meet next Saturday and the \'(‘H\Jll.':‘\
will be indicative of what to oxpvct
in the Tech invitational, l‘hi- wool:
following. However, the Big Ten
echools can expect plenty oi Ulnliw
:tilion outside at llwii conl'm'i-ncc, n-i
iscvoral of them (“AD already nllonl.

lTech Quarter-mile:

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Bonuld Neal. lonu
, diatance sprinter at onerqunrlvr mini,
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Home up from third p051tl');l on lll'
straightaway with a startling sprint
to win in 53 flat.

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continued

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