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Team Out To Average
Last Season’s
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In spite of the inclement weather,
Armour’s baseball squad has been
training; hard in an effort to get into
top condition for the opening game
with the University of Chicago on‘
Friday, April 10. Coach Kraift hasw
hopes of seeing his men beat the;
U. of C. and avenge last year’sK
defeat, and to judge by the pcrform- ‘
ance of the men, Armour has a good ‘
chance of winning.

Tech Has Good Infield l
The pi :hing‘ staff includes suchi
first string men as Dollenmaier,§
Delve, and Kruse. The man on thcl
mound will be backed up by a fast,I
capable infield. Wagner, Skepp-i
strom, and Roche vie for honors at:
short, while Dunne and Logullo willi
alternate at second. Janas, a, new
man, will be guardian of third base:
and will lend strength to the slug-l
gers. Speaking of Sluggers, thoi
Tech hitting,r strength seems to lie’
with Adamec, Seidenberg, and Shevw ;
'chuck. The lack of batting: practice, 1
however, makes it impossible to tell i
what the season holds in store in the 3
way of home runs. Defensive play]
will be directed from behind the;
plate by either Russell or Bartusekfi
both very capable catchers. 0n pa-}
per, Armour has the makings of a?
winning team but the lack of practice ‘
makes the outcome of Friday’s game :
doubtful. ‘

Haarlow On First for Chicago

Chicago, on the other hand, has‘
been able to practice in the field-m
house and has a veteran team tol
work with. Haarlow, U. of C. bask-‘1
etball star, will be back at first base i
and will probably turn in as spectac— i
ular a performance as he did in lasti
year’s game, when he drove in two
runs with three hits. Another star,
who will be back this year is “Bus-l
sy" chor. He will return to the
mound for the Maroons in an at-
tempt to equal last year’s record of
eight strikeouts in a four hit game.
So far this year Yedor has not shown
up so well. Last week when the Ma-
roons played Illinois Wesleyan, he
blew up when the opposition pound-l
ed him for several runs. If the Tec- ,
hawks are able to drive a few runsi
across the plate, it is likely that the l
Maroons will be forced to call on re. i
serve pitchers. Illinois Wesleyanl
beat Chicago by impressive marginsi
in two games, but this extra practiccl
will undoubtedly give them an ad—i
vantage over the Krail'tmen. " l

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Busy Slate Planned . i
For Tech Racketeer-s {

Tuning: up for the first game of_
the season on the 24th of this month, .
Tech’s tennis team is continuing to
practice at the Armory. At present
the field has been limited to some
fifteen from whom the team proper
of five men will be chosen.

Bill Hamlin, manager of the team,
made known last Friday that at pres-
ent most of the matches for the com-
ing season have already been sched-l
uled and the few remaining schoolsi
will answer soon. Fortunately, the
list isn‘t any tougher than last
year’s for only one man remains
from that team. As the meets now
stand, Tech will play against Loyola,
North Central, George Williams, lnw‘
diana State Teachers Wheaten, andi

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Wright. Lake Forest will probably,
lw minim-d from the lilleup duc ml,
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will likely bc mkcu by several othcrs.
New Team This Year

The men who are shaping up par-
ticularly well are Quandec, Boehmc,
llcrz, Naiinchek, Swanson, and Cap~
tain Arnold, but actual play will devi
termine their real worth. The new!
team will have to show up well to,
rival last year’s group that was made
of championship timber. Winningi
eight out of twelve matches they be- '1
long to the highest standing teams-l
that Armour has produced. Bob Es~
bensen led the squad by winningl
twelve out of twelve and Herb Ar-l
nold. rightly chosen captain for this
year, took all five of his matches.
If the prrscnl team can do as well,
they will succeed in making Armour
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Coach Krafft, as a delegate of
the Coaches Association in Chicago,
is on a trip to New York where he
will attend the coaches’ convention.
Krafft will also be present at the
Olympic basketball playoffs. During
his absence “Sonny” Weissman is
officiating on the baseball squad.

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The Tech wrestlers who enteredi
the Central A. A. U. meet were de<
feated by men of Olympic caliber. 0f
the seven men in the tourney, only‘
Tulleren stayed through the first
round, and it may be said that those
who downed the Techawks fought
their way to the finals.

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Last Saturday and Sunday the
Tech rifle club participated in the
hundred yard indoor matches at the
University of Chicago. We hope they
came out better than in the postal
match wtih Illinois.

Intramural amaiiag‘iir Ruppcrt is
sorry to inform the softball entries
that the tourney will be postponed
until after the spring holidays be.
cause of bad weather.

 

Softball Tourney
Delayed by Show

 

Armour chh‘s third annual inter- ,
class softball tourney received u so-
verc setback last week when four
inches of snow happened alone be-
fore more than two games had been
played. The sophomore lire protects
succeeded in beating the junior ine-
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week ago, :9“ a .5605?" 'game :y a l Protecting their 10~8 lead they allow.
if“??? or lko“ ‘ while h B rm? C P’m‘l ed the juniors only one more run, in
M 5 too apart l c 1% man B i the last of the seventh to win 10 to 9.

team quite easily by a 19~10 tally.

Sop}; Fire Protects Win
The soph fire protect—junior much

 

game in the morning, though close at The mushy field accounted for some

the finish, was loosely played and re-

sulted in a run in the first and two 29 runs pass home plate, but a good
in the third inning for the second deal of fly—dropping and ballmml‘i‘ing

year men, but meanwhile the juniors:
had driven home eight runs in the
same time, two coming in on a triple
ly Anderson. After the third inn-
ing the teams tightened up and no

of the seventh when a rally was start-
ed that batted the sophomore team
around and netted them seven runs.

 

Tech Trochmen Prime for finders
After Successi’hzi indoor Season

With the culmination of the indoor is well rounded out, boasting men for
' track season at the Armour Tech Itc- practically
lays the track team put behind theirl event. In the dashes there are Neal,
Taking leave ofl Ncuert, Dunbar. and McDonald, and

indoor schedule.
their spacious quarters at the Uni-l

squad has decamped to Ogden Field
outdoor practice will com-
mence as soon as spring makes up
its mind to stay. Lockers have al—
ready been distributed and the team
is looking forward to its workouts
and its first meet with Elmhurst on
the eighteenth of this month.

A brief review of the indoor sea—
son shows that the track team gath-
ered in three victories, a second in
a triangular meet, and a defeat at
the hands of North Central. They
turned in their first victory with a
closing-minute victory over South
Side Junior College, the meet
won in the final race of the after-
noon, the half mile relay. Follow~
ing‘ in order came the triangular
meet with Chicago and Loyola,
which netted the Techs a second, first
going to Chicago. Another meet in
which Loyola was involved this time

victory.
Armour Beats South Side Twice
The second meet with South

Side had Armour again on the heavy
side of the score, but again it took
the last event to turn the trick. The
North Central meet at Naperville, the
only one away from home, saw the
chhawks suffer a 60 to 44 setback.

At the beginning of the indoor
season, when Root took over the
coaching reins, there was only a
skeleton of a squad left to work on,
most of last year’s team being- lost
by graduation. However, the group
of new prospects who turned up gave
new hopes, and the team at present

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ARMOUR TECH NEWS

Golfers Prep for
Wrightjr. Meet

Spring again heralds the opening
of another golf season. With the re
turn of three of last year’s men,
Richards, captain, Shanahan, and
Davidson, the golfers are looking for-
ward to a successful season. The
fourth man will be C. Skuza, winner
of the open tourney held last fall to
discover new talent. Likewise,
Haase, Malmfeldt, and Marshall, who
finished in the tourney neck in neck,
will be squadmen. Coach Bibb cau-
tions other men who were in the
tourney to stay in good form as they
will be needed next year.

John Davis, team manager, has
tentatively arranged a crowded
schedule with a large number of con-
testants. Three meets have been
scheduled during Junior Week in
which the members of the team will
be kept busy. The annual alumni
classic will be held the week previous.
The team is pleased in having- the
Southmoor course extended to them
again as their home course for this
season and thank the management
for their offer.

Tentative Golf Schedule .
1936
April 18—~—Wright Jr.
Southmoor
April 20—Northwcstern University
at Kildecr

College at

April 25——Beloit at Southnmor

April {lo—South Side Jr. College at
Southmoor

May 2——Loyola at Southmow

May 9—-—Alumni at Southmoor

May 11'-»Wabash College at Craw-
fordsville

May 12—Eu5tcrn lllinois State at
Vdiarleston

May lS—Purdue University at La—
fayettc

May 23—lndiano State Teachers at
Southnioor

After lunch the fresh 875 tangled
with the junior chems and came away
at the lower end of a 19—10 beating.

of the poor play that let a total of

can be attributed to some rather aw‘
in] ball playing. The fresh led away
well and succeeded in attaining a 7-5
lead by the third inning but didn’t
hold it long against a junior offen—
sive in the fourth. The other games
scheduled for last week were called
off and will be played as soon as the
weather permits.

every track and field

although the latter has not done so
much during the indoor season, it
was only because he was laid up with
a leg injury. In the intermediate
and long distances the team is espc~
cially strong with such hopefuls as
McDonald and Neal in the quarter,
both of whom are consistent per—
formers, and Finnegan, Ryan, and
Deuter for the half. In the mile
there are Faust and Bodnar while in
the two mile, Faust and Dennis are
present to harry opponents over the
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Schedule Opens V‘Jith Elmhurst
In the jumping events the team

in the persons of Captain Concolino
and Dixon in the pole vault, and Be-

‘jcek and Simeon in the highl
jump. Those who attain their dis-l

tancc horizontally are Neal and Dun- 3
bar. The other field event, the shot i
put, has three candidates: Simeon}
Goes, and Dunbar,‘who has tried his ;
hand at everything. Each of these‘
men with a little more practice and:
experience can be counted on to help i
gain points in their division.

The coming season's schedule, ,
which opens with a home meet l
against Elmhurst, paves the way for ‘,
one of the track squad’s busiest sea— .‘
sons, which will, if circumstances al- ~

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low, include a. trip to Bradley. A
schedule has been drawn up calling
for six meets, but just when they

be run ofi‘ has not yet beenl

Elmhurst, South Side, ~Bradley,
Wheaten, the Elmhurst Invitational,
and Loyola.

 

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