Tuesday, February 19, l935

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GAEN lthliNilli EN
no. EENTRAL MEET

North Centrai, victor over Armour
in all lines of sport recently, has
finally been defeated—wand not mere-
ly defeated, but squelched! The Tech
wrestlers were the principals in this
outstanding victory and their 26-8
win is all the more satisfying in that
it _avem_:es 2i. former defeat, con-
sistent with the North Central-Ar-
mour situation. inflicted when the
Techmen visited Nanervilio.

Friday’s win boosted the season
standing of the team to three and
threc‘ and Bob Schmidt, despite a re-
cent illness, took his sixth bout to
keep his record perfect and set the
team’s pace as captain. His success
was emulated by all but two men on
the team; Marslck losing on a time
advantage at 125 lbs, and Bergquist
losing an overtime battle in the light—
h'cavy class by a fall.

 

Hella, openingr the meet proper,
completely dominated his foe to win
with a time of 5:31. Jimmy Dunne
made it two wins with a brilliant ex—
hibition of wrestling. The sinuoous
freshman tircd his opponent with
plenty of log riding and then clamped
him down with an arm lock and
crotch hold in 4:42. He foug at 135
lbs.

 

Schmidt prevented a hard woi‘king‘l
1 North Central man from even making 1
i a break in the next bout, and rose to I
‘an [indisputable win controlling: an,
arm, for he could not slip on his ef—l
i'cctive log scissors. Kreml and Sum—l
ncr both gained falls in their matches;
without much trouble. Both used a}
crotch and half nelson to up the Tech
score.

Ray Peterson, in the finale, i'callyl
sewed up the meet and his man to
avenge Bergquist's loss, in the pre-
ceding match, to Mike Adler, North
Central star and former Lane Tech;
luminary. Pete tore into Maechtle,
dumped him and the impending fall
was finally called in 5:44. ‘1

Previouosly, Armour has won from ‘
Dc Kalk and the University of Chi—
cage. North Central, Wheawn, aid
the Lincoln—Belmont Y have been vic-X
torious against Tech. A hcance to‘
avenge the other two defeats will be
afforded soon. Wheaton comes to Air-
mour on Feb. 25, and a return moot
with the Y is in the offing. l
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The results of a poll on the Ncwl
Deal conducted among 1,600 of the
3,000 undergraduates by the Yale
Record, were published recently by;
that paper under the title “Yale‘

 

Turns Its Back on the New Deal.",

Of 1,606 who were asked how they l
would have voted in 1932, 520 re—l
plied in favor of Roosevelt, 956 ini
favor of Hoover, and
Thomas.

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tended so. It is not intended to sug-
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‘Tech .swimmers' scorel haugt’hei-l‘ The Armour Tech Fencing Cluh,‘
win, their second in practict- Iiidiats.incwly equipped by their own eil‘orts]
when on I‘eb._ 6, they defeated took part in a social [dicing meet at;
Wllfll-‘L J"-‘ (Fvllei'fc in an (’XI'ltlllit“ Ntrthwcstern University last 53‘1“": Chuck Handler, co-manager of the<mcn has constantly improved and will
aquatic exhibition beiore a cheering ; day. A social meet, as the name indi- l track squad and Georg-c Wheaton, l continue to do so: that men are hap-
ci'rivlvd ofltwenty-iive spectators whose l cams, is composed of a series of non ‘ manager of the wrestling team are at‘ pier and more comfortable today
wilfl app ause neal'ly’ralsed the ion! ,cflicial bouts, so the Ummmrativei present quarantined with scarlet fe- than they have ever been, and they
0 l?a;tlett pi“:- hI‘he final score worth of the participants cannot beivei- and it looks like a couple of will be more so.
waniocrminei yt c 100yiii'd ined— v 'a..'i' ‘ -' - '. - -’ n ' <"” "a - . , ‘ '
Icy where the supreme efforts; [ulc‘xpiltsgf in'a point tabulation. I'IOW. weeks in "hill '. Gnome would havc But it seems to me that opin-
0 (,vei, ioicosoi Fishci, coach of the enioved seeing his men step on North ions d l .1' .f. . -, . f . 1 .
Capt. J. Ahcrn cinched the meet and Tech team who took part in the in)» CA. L- l A "a - d' ' l h an 1610 s d” WOIth m 65:.
PM Armour on the “mp , l f th , . . ‘ ' l l on ia , rmoui .. Lia itiona 1‘00- than most people realize. It has been
40-35 were L cm 0 cl gram, was satisfied that in a regular Chuck could miss; the track team’s suggested befm-ey and 1 think it is
.. . . l muoththf Arlmoui- -fe:cers could easily ; first attempt. . . . They lost. No one true, that much more thought is de-
lmalc tic hull oi. t use present. yuan 'say‘ that our managers have voted to finding arguments to sup-
Conch Zettlcmun and Capt. Zim—lfwthmg 1“ common - - - bUl’ sympathy port stubbornly held opinions, than
McDonald, Ahei'n, and Ruckbei‘g- or, incrman of Northwestern were in WE haven-and you’re “OGd‘Ed-“SO - - - to actual consideration of our prob-
Armour. Time, 1:26. charge of the meet, which drew IDLE 03‘ sleep bill/5‘» lems and other people's ideas about
100 yd. he“: stroke—Won by fenccrs from the city high schools: m a, m them.
Knaus (A) ; second, Liebenman (W) ; the Edmowatci- Fencing Club, Ai-mourl
third, Stem,” (A). Time, 1 117.2 and Northwestern. Representing Arm~
40 yd. free style—«Won liV Mooi'c‘ our were: Capt. Ed Krok, Z. 'l‘rzyna,
(A); second, Mollcrs (W); third, ‘and K. 'l‘i‘zyna. George Quandee,
Williams (W). Time, 21.9. fourth member of the team was not
220 yd. free style—Won 1w Wil- Present ; , - _
liams (W); second, Dueri'stcin (A):i The Edgowater Club, commm‘d Uri (mm NW (if); (“N '
third, Ruekberp: (A). Time, 2,51_(5.lm(an and women members, has heenlsi" flint/"w" ,lm’l 8737171172 ”,0” organ-
100 yd. backstroke—Won hy Bermjschciluled to meet Armour at Armoui" n . ml lo ILL/G ”Lo ,1». 12.19.,1ircson1 i
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Summaries

160 yd. relay—Won by Mooro,

 

 

 

 

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we curl. finish. our foollmll tourney . . . ““1001 SPOWSv that they are here for
no this is; no joke. The Sr. M.E., Jr. an education and seek no extra lam"
E.E., and Soph. MI}. I. breathe 'if‘ 015' Why wait longer to earn that let-
we don‘t am Also, 7,0,, "MPG” 5,, tor and speaker. Men find time to run
m1(.pdepuq-M-flmmd,i the publications—keep Armour in all
sports, (note: basketball team). Why
don't some of you hcsitants look up
the averages of men prominent
in school activities?

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

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stein (A); second, Miller (W);;within ii few weeks while a match "hamm'
third, Horwitz (w), Time, 1:201). lwith Northwestern will soon follow, ‘
“)0 yd” free Style—"NO" by AMY": L Well, now that the first semester is: ‘l‘ i' ’3‘
(A); second, 5110“: (W); thirddfom (Al- lover, the underclamncn should be I! is noiserl around that Messy-g,
Cook (“7" Time’ 1:04‘1- i 180 yd- medley-«Won by Bony, pretty well oriented in the Armour one", Bmmeri, and Marshall. are of
FaHCY -DiVing~W0n by (loliasl stein, Knaus, and Ahcrn, of Armour. l program. This kills the excuse ofl'ered Hu- fi'iin,” Ii'i'lio. Say, you. follows, the

(W); second, Tone (W); third, Ly- Time, 1150.4. ‘by many Techawks, prominent in high ‘ («u/iii just got, new suits]!

 

 

     

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Copyright 1935. Tim American 'ruiwm Ccmmrs.