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Southerners to Bring
Real Upposition
to Armory

EVERYBODY OUT!

 

With the Arkansas game only nine
days away, Coach Kralft has cut his
basketball squad down to 14 men, and
is drilling them strenuously in an at-
tempt to get them into shape for one
of the hardest games of the season.

Although five regulars are back
from last year, the team is handicap-
ped by a lack of reserves. Hoffman,
one of the most promising of the new
men, is disabled as a result of a knee
injury sustained several years ago.
Coach Kraii't expects him to be out
of the line up for the whole season.
However, last year’s opener found
Capt. Lauchiskis on the bench with a
bad knee, and despite the “season
out” predictions, he was able to re-
cover in time for the fourth game.

 

There are several other good ball
handlers among the reserves but there

 

conference championship, and prac—
tically the same men are coming
North this year. Furthermore, the
fact that the team is making such a
long trip is excellent evidence of a
fine aggregation of basketball play-
ers. In the course of this tour,
Arkansas will play five or six games.
Their first encounter is with Loyola
on December 2 and the Armour game
should find the invaders in line cm.
dition and in top playing form.

Last year’s opener saw the engi—
neers fighting a losing battle with
South Side Junior College until the
end of the first half. A rally in the
second period, led by Merz and Hcike,
put Armour far into the lead for an
easy win. With these two high po’nt
men and the veteran co‘captains,
Dollenmaicr and Warner back this
this year, there is hope for a reptti-
tion of last year’s performance.

 

 

is a general lack of height. The
Arkansas team is made up of big, fast
players and the coach wants to op—
pose these “big farmers” with men
that can get their hands on the ball.

Beating Arkansas is something else
however. They have always had a
good team, and this year is no excep-
tion. Last year’s squad won their

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The probable lineup for the Arkan-
sas game will be Merz at center,

Hcike and O’Brien, forwards; and
Warner and Dollenmaier as the
guardians of the Tech hoop. W”)

a little of last year’s pepper and de-
termination, thesc men should be able
to duplicate last year’s flying start.

   
    

 

1935.
Lumen o: Myers
Tosncoo Co.

 

 

ARMOUR-TECH NEWS

  

Of course it went in! A shot of a shot in
last year's opener, which resulted in a Tech
win over 0. Side Junior. The 'l‘whmcn hope
to re cut the opening victufl’.
meet Arkansas. Dec. 5.

when hey

 

 

 

Tech Farmers Prep
For Second Season

 

Hoping for recognition as one of
the school's varsity teams, the fenc-
ing club has arranged a stiff sched—
ule of meets with several nearby
Big Ten colleges, and nearby fem:—
ing clubs.

As has been the ease in previous
years, the team is handicapped with
a lack of equipment. This however
has not held them back and with
the use of personal equipment, the
team has practiced regularly every
Monday and Friday in the gym un-
der their new coach, Mr. Setterberg.
Manager Emmerich plans to hold a
round robin tourney very shortly.
Several men are back from last year
and will compose this season’s squad.
They are the Trzyna brothers, Quan-
dee, Kahlc, and Folkrod. New ma-
terial is always appreciated how-
ever, and anyone having any ability
with the foil, epee, or saber is urged
to come out to practice.

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Tracketers Begin

Practice Dec. 2

 

In the track meeting last Friday,

‘Coach Root and manager Savidis
succeeded in doing a lot toward get-
ting the coming track season under
way. There was a general discussion
about the coming season and
possibilities which was followed by
a distribution of equipment to those
upperelassmen present.

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During the short half-hour session
a good deal was accomplished. New
men who showed up were asked to fill
out slips similar to the ones filled out
hv the others at the previous misting.

lTo those fellows who were out last

year and as yet have not showed up
Coach Root sent his personal invi<
totion to come out again this year.

Plans for the coming seasonal
meets were also delved into. Follow-
ing much discussion on the part of
both Root and the team members pre—
sent, it was decided to schedule at
least five indoor meets, and the same
number or possibly more for the out-
door season. After a discussion and
a general vote it was finally agreed
to set aside Friday afternoons for
as many meets as possible, a time
most convenient for all concerned. In
the near future Root is going to at~

tend a track coaches’ meeting at the

University of Chicago, where he hopes

to schedule several good contests. The

schools discussed as possibilities in-

cluded North Central, Wheaten, and

Loyola.
The question of handing out ma-

terial was settled to the satisfaction
of all present. On a suggestion from

Coach Root, it was decided to give
old team members who have re—
turned. the first choice of equipment
and second to the other upper-class-
men out, while the freshmen will re-
ceive theirs at the first meeting at
the University of Chicago.

Practice will get under way the
first Monday after thanksgiving,

when the team will appear at the Uni-

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A pep meeting to introduce the
basketball squad to the student body,
will be held Thursday, December 5,
the day of the big game.

However, something is missing.
We—er—er- we don’t have a cheer
leader. Now howinell can one yell
if there is no one to blend the noise.
Say, by the way, if you, by any
chance, have any cheer leading abil-
ity or aspirations rush to D. J. Neal
immediately. Horn and uniform
goes to the first and best. l-Iere’s a
chance to starl!

An anticipated feature of the gen-
eral assembly will be the proposal, to
the students, of ratification of the
newly amended A. T. A. A. consti-
tution and bydaws. As members, the
Tech students must accept the re-
vised statutes before they become of-
licial.

 

Freshman Ruling Is
Preheat By Schommcr

Professor Schommer is now invest-
igating a report that small colleges
are applying the freshman rule only
to basketball, football, and baseball.

If the report is true, the freshmen
who were eliminated from varsity
competition by the freshman rule
may be able to take part in boxing,
wrestling, swimming, fencing, track,
golf, and tennis

 

varsity of Chicago field-house, get
locker assignments, and make other
arrangements for the coming season.

 

Tuesday, November 26, W35-

' Senior Electricals

Conquer Sonia Mocha

Using a style of play consisting
of good team work, mixed with a. sys~
tern of punt, pass, and pray;
senior electricals demonstrated
futility of the one man system
ployed by the sophomore mechs when
they beat them 12 to 0 last Wed~
nesday. The sophs, who had won
their first two games against com-
paratively mediocre competition, in
spite of, rather then because of, the-
system they used; failed to click on
the plays that had previously been
used to pile up top heavy scores.

The first half opened with the
mochs receiving the kickoff. They
made a short return, but lost the hall
on the next play when one of Seiden’
berg’s sky-high passes dropped into
the hands of an electrical. Neither
side scored during the seesaw first
half with the sophs keeping the ball
in senior territory most of the time.
Once Engelthaler broke free over the-
goal but the pass was just beyond
his reach.

Soon after receiving the opening
kickoff of the second half, the seniors-
scored on a 30 yard pass to Ruppert
who apparently was forgotten by the-
sophomores in their scramble to cover
everyone.

Senior Juicers Win

The senior electricals won from the
senior mechanicals with the wind in
their favor by a score of 12 to 6 in
a tense period of extra play. The cold
prevented the reporter from getting
first hand information on the con-
test“)

 

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