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The golf team lost a valuable play-
er when Tom Wattley failed to re—
turn to Armour this fall. For two
'seasons, during his freshman and
sophomore years, Tom was a mem-
ber of the squad, last year being the

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Baseball activities have com-

This summer Captain Larry Du—

 

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the course record. The course, a long

tricky 9—hole layout, was negotiated

by Larry in 35 strokes.
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Preliminary work in boxing and
wrestling is in the process of begin-
ning: The “toughies” begin limber-
ing up exercises in the gym. Specta»
tors are invited to watch the muscle
men do their stuff—and take a try at
it themselves.

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So for thirteen basketball games
have been booked. Manager John
Humiston has scheduled 2 games
each with Wheaten, Indiana State

Teachers, DePauw, Michigan State
Normal, and Lake Forest. Single
games are to be played with Chicago,
North Central and George Williams.
The schedule will be complete after
three or four more games are carded
and then will be printed in the News.
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Due to the success of last spring‘s
intramural indoor tournament, a sim-
ilar went 7'42 in the offing for this
fall. However, this time we will use
a pigskin rmd conduct a louchball
tourney. Read the details on page
five.

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A numbea' of usher jobs for the

the annual interclass baseball tour-

home University of Chicago football
games are Available “for 'Teclimé‘n.
To obtain a nosition apply to the
A. T. A. A. president, J. J. Ahern,
and place your application. Especial-
ly are the freshmen and sophomores
urged to take advantage 01’ the op‘
portunity to see the games.

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Advance news of the swimming

prospects points to a need of fancy
diving men. Captain John Ahern is in
search of any men with spring: board
technic. Although the squad is
in need of a good diver theme is room
for neVeral capable swimmers.

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The tennis miiinament is one-on)
all the Armour students. Entries are
madeV‘by ' affixing" yous ‘sxgiiature to
the entry‘blank that ‘will he found
on the bulletin board." This enterc
prise is sponsored by Professor Col-
vert, tennis coach, and offers him an
opportunity to size up the material
available for the surfing tennis Sched—
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nament. The beginning of this week
will be taken up with practice ses-
sions and the championship game
will take place next Wednesday. In—
terclass tournament rules allow
only one practice date for each team
before the scheduled games. Each
class team will be provided with base.
balls, bats, and catching parapher-
halls for both practiCe and scheduled
games, but will have to furnish their
own uniforms, spikes, and gloves.

Letterman May Play

All lettermen are eligible to play
with their respective teams, but base-
ball lettermen will not be permitted
to play their regular positions.
Among the varsity men who will
play for the seniors in the tourna-
ment are 0miecinski, Biegler, Bau-
mel, and Lauchiskis, who play first,
second, pitcher, and third base re—
spectively. Shewchuk and Bartusek
are the varsity men that will pro‘
mote the junior and sophomore
causes.

Managers and captains of the va-
rious teams will be elected at class
meetings during the week and all
freshmen and new students interested
in playing are urged to Sign up.

Medal Awarded to Winners

Each year appropriate medals are
awarded to members of the winning
team. Those men who show their
ability on the diamond during the
tournament will have an opportunity
to try out for next year’s baseball
squad. Coach Kralft is always pres-
ent at the games, keeping an eye
open for prospective varsity men.

In addition, the interclass games
will enable ambitious students to
gain activity points. For the benefit
of incoming students it may be ex-
plained that ton Honor Cycles, spe-
cial copies of the Armour yearbook,
are awarded to the ten graduating
seniors who have the highest number
of points in extra-curricular activi—
ties during their four years at Ar»
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Seniors Victor's Last Year

Last year the seniors won an 84
victory over the freshmen after a
closely contested battle.

The games will begin promptly at
3:45 o’clock and will be five innings
in length. In case of rain the entire
schedule will be moved up one day.

PRACTlCE SCHEDULE

Seniors . . . . . . . . . . . . .Monday, Oct. 1
Juniors . . . . . . . . . . . .Tuesday, Oct. 2
Sophomores . . . . .Wednesday, Oct. 3
Freshmen . . ..... .Thursday, Oct. 4

GAME SCHEDULE
(Seniors vs. Juniors. . .Friday, Oct.
Sophomores vs. Freshmen . . .

...... .Monday,Oct.8
Championship ..Wednesday, Oct. 10

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Annual Armour Eolf
Tournament Saturday

 

First round for the annual Ar‘
mour golf tournament gets under
way this coming Saturday, October
6, at the Evergreen Golf Club, 9151;
St. and Western Ave., at 9:30 a. m.
The customary greens fee of fifty
cents will be charged all tournament
players.

l All Techmen Eligible

  
 
 
   

members of the golf team. However,
it is hoped that Professor Leigh, golf
coach last year, will conduct the
qualifying round of the tournament.
Players will golf eighteen holes and
the best eight will be paired for the
finals, to be held later. Anyone wish-
ing to enter must sign his name on
the list on the bulletin board.

Evergreen Club is easily reached
by auto or surface lines, and as this
is an annual ‘afl‘air a goodly number
should turn out. Freshmen are wel—
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for flavor and taste.

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kinds and, the tight amounts
of Turkish tobaccos to give
lilhestérlicld the “seasoning”
that blips to make them taste
better. ‘

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tobaccos together the Chest»
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any other—to make Chester-
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