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After piling up an early lead in
the track events the Armour Tech
track squad, in their first outdoor
meet of the year. against Elmhurst
on the lattcr’s field last Saturday,
were taken aback in the field events
and finally succumbed to the home
team. 78% to 52%.

Led by Neal and Dunbar, who
copped themselves each a pair of
firsts, the former in the 441Lyard
run and in the broad jump, and the

latter in the two dashes, the
Techawks went into their eally
load. In the opening event, the
mile run. Finnegan’s last minute

efforts, as good as they were, were
not enough to overtake the fleet-
footed Camcrcr, and Armour has to
be satisfied with a second. Neal,
after stepping into an early lead
over his opponent, Baumruckcr 01
Elmhurst, in the 440~ya1d run,
stayed oil the lattcr’s final exertions
and romped in with his victory. In
the loo-yard dash Dunbar nosed
out his team mate, McDonald. for a
win, and later repeated his victory
in the other dash, with McDonald
again a close second.

In the remaining events. with the
exception of the broad jump. the best
the Techawks could do was three
seconds and one third. “" ‘ "
the home team was making a happy
round of it, and coupled with a clean
sweep in the discus, shot put, and
two-mile, and some heavy scoring
in the javelin, pole vault and high
jump, they easily overcame their
deficit, having points to spare and
bringing the score up to its final
standing of 78% to 52%.

Summaries

ONE MILE RUN-«Won by Cnmerer 115.»:
Finncnnn ( second : Vernon 1E. l.
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third. Time. . .n.
440 YARD RUN»—Won by Non] 1\.\: Enum-
trucker (1a.). second: Jneuer lav. third.

Tune, .54.
100 YARD DASHWWon by Dunbar UL):
McDonald 1A.», second: Not‘rolt 4E».

third. Time. 1 :.

HIGH JUMP-u Won by Hilundor IE." Vnm
dorkicft IE.\, and Simeon IA.), tied for
second. llzinht. ii ‘ s.

120 YARD HIGH HURDIJES —W1m by Fl~ix
(IL); Bejcck (IL), second: Potyen All),
Lhir . Time. .1 i. .

JAVEIA'N"W()" by Hilnndcr (EA:
UM. second: Mv-slqm J. [h

Meyer
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tancc. 125 feet 11 inch
HALF MILE RUNA~Won by I’lutz (E):
Rynn lAn, second: Mum. 15.», third.

 

Time. 2mm.
220 YARD DASH-”Won by Dunbnr (AA:
McDonald (AA, second: Nuttrott la).
' ' c . 3.5.

Unrd. ’l‘im‘ .

SHOT P 7W0n by Vnndcrkinft (15.):
Rubblnh «En. weoml: (lonuack IEJ.
thir Distance. 39 feet 9 inches.

TWO MIL" RUNwltclchenbnch (El and
Malkow (EA ' d f i ‘ Cumerer
(Ea, t ird. Time. ”:25.

POLE VAULT—~VVon by I’otycn (EJ: Con-
colinu 1A.), Knmicl (EA. and Dixon
(AA. ticrl for third. Heirzht. 11 for)!

220 YARD LOW HURDL S ,, Won by

Hilandor lE'J; Fleill 1A.). second: Dun~

bur (KL). third. Time. : .6.
DISCI7S~—Won by Robbins (EJ: Vunderkicft

(EA. second: Jonson (EJ. third "

txnce. 115 fact 7

inc es.

BROAD JUMP‘Won by Nun] (A):
AEJ. second: Plansmnn
Distance. 19 To t

ONE MILE RELAY—-Won
Mueller, Vernon. Platz.
Time, 3:404].

Parrots @efeats
Tech Nine, 33-3

Armour versus Northwestern at
Roycemore Field :3. week ago saw the
Teckawks lose to the Purple team 'by
a 12 to 3 margin. With the excep—
tion of Krusc’s stellar pitching in the
closing innings, the game consisted of
poor ball playing by both teams.

At the outset Northwestern took
the upper hand and kept it through—
out the game, garnering twelve runs
in five innings.

Kruse Replaces Delve

Delve allowed the Wildcats enough
hits to bring the score to 12-2 at the
end of the fourth. Logullo of Tech
made a clean base hit which was fol-
lowed by a center field clout by Janos.
A single by Russel: brought Logullo
in and another out retired the side
with the score at 12-3. Kruse re-
placed Delve in the last of the fifth
and proceeded to give as fine an ex—
hibition of hurling as could ‘be de-
sired. For the remainder of the game
he allowed but one hit and struck out
the side in the seventh.

CHlCAGO BEATS TECH, 8-3

In their first game of the season
the Tech baseball squad lost to Chi-
cago 8 to 3. Armour went into the
lead in the second inning but dropped
behind when Chicago made three in
their half of the third.

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Elmhural
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ARMOUR TECH NEWS

lSopl’t and Senior Macks, Jr. @iviis,

l and Senior REE. ’3 Win in Sofi‘hui’i

I Soph M. E. (18)———~Jr. E.E. (17) i Jr. C.E. (ED—Frosh D (4)
Soft ball fans were treated to thel Backed by some fine pitching and
best game of this week’s bracket on some timely hitting the juniors civils
Tuesday when the soph mechs beutlsucceeded in downing the fresh D
the junior electricals by the narrow ; team by a score of 9 to 4.
margin of one run. The contest was The juniors stepped into an early
an even one until the third inning; lead by making one in the first, on»
when Johnson poled out a homer for. other in the second, and seven more
the juicers and drove in two runs. ‘ in the next three innings, while the
This inspired the mechanicals and in ‘ best the frosh could do was a lone
the next inning they took the lead ‘ one in the initial bracket. In the
and held it until the sixth when the ‘ seventh and eighth the frosh came
juniors came up from behind to tie ‘ back, and taking advantage of three
the score at 13 all. The next twu , of their opponents errors, got three
innings brought the score up to 18~l mm across the plate, bringing the
17 and in the last inning Malmfeldtl, score up to its final standing.
of the mechs made a very nonchahl Sr. E.E., Frosh A Tied 2.2
ant catch which ended the game. ‘ The game between the freshman
Sr. NLE. (8)—Jr. F.P.E. (6) :A team and the senior electricals
The senior mechs went after thl last Friday ended with a 2—2 tie which
game in the first inning by pushing will be played ofi" sometime this week.
i four men across the plate. The jug
nior fire protects, undaunted by thisl two runs apiece, the seniors had three
turn of affairs strove violently to g men on with only one out when the
take the lead but could only work i batter hit an infield roller. The short-
the score up to 675 by the seventh 5 stop. picking up the ball and tagging
inning. In the seventh the juniors; the man going from second to third,
made their bid for the game by gtt- } threw the‘ball to first to complete a
ting two men on base with sluggcrl doublefiilay and end the inning, but
Winkler coming up. His hit to short . mealiiyhile the man on third had
center was scooped up in a spootac- i scored. This run won the game. for
ular catch to end the inning. Thel the seniors, but it was protested by
fire protects scored one more run in ‘ the fresh that it shouldn’t count,
the eighth but the mechanicals took , whereupon the umpire, after some
two to end the game with a score ‘ discussion, agreed with the grecn~
of 8 to 6. ‘ caps.

 

 

 

 

 

 

In the last inning, with the score at

Armour Kills Team 1

Second at U. oi’ Ql

chh‘s rifle team placed second in,
the recent long range match held at;
the University of Chicago. First;l
place has tentatively gone to Chicago, x,
but the targets are being rcscored
with the announcement of final scores
in a few days. The team which will ‘
receive five medals for second plucel
consisted of W. Lubes, V. Jucdusek,‘
J. Prochaska, H. Staudt, and H. Mc-
Daniel, captain. Contestants were
required to fire at fifty and one hunv
tired yards, and other members of the ,
club entered in individual matchcsf
also at fifty and one hundred yards.
In View of the fact that there is no>
hundred yard range at Armour and;
that several of the men had never.
fired on other than a fifty foot range,
the team made a very creditable
showing. ‘

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sr. F.P.E. (14)—-—Frush C (11)

In another freshman game. the ‘
senior fire protects beat out the Cl
team by a 14-11 score on Thursday:
The frosh put away five runs in the 1
first inning, three of which were ac- ‘
counted for by a homer with two on.
The seniors gained the lead on them
by a six-run fourth inning and added
three more runs during the rest of
the grime to keep the first year men
at bay. The contest was character—l
l ized by loose playing and some slop—
py fielding on both sides.

 

 

Tuesday, April Zl, l936

firectiy Improved. Tech Nine Locos
to; fihicugo, 5 to d, in Tough Grime

Armour’s ball team battledthe [J ni.
versity of Chicago nine ti) it close 5—4
loss last Thursday afternoon, losing
their third game of the season with
a decidedly improved showing over
the other two. The Techawks main-
tained a tie with the Big Ten team
up until the latter’s break in the
lost of the ninth inning. The game
was played in a hit ng winter wind

Aimour took the breaks in the first
inning after one away by taking
four successive walks to first, ad—
vrncinn l0"llln homo and leaving
Amundsen decidedly in the grease
out on the pitcher’s mound. After
Amundsen exhibited three strikes to
Russell, Dunno lined out out past
second to bring in Scidenherg, but
which a'so caught Jonas between sec-
ond und third before Adamec could
touch the bag.

Tech Lanes Two Run Lead

The ’l‘cchawks held this two run
lead for two innings. Chicago opened
up in the third with a double by
Kacena, a single by Gold, and another

single by Cochrane, driving in Kacena .

and forcing Gold at second. 'Thcy
tied the score in the fourth by put-
ting Trojkon on first. He stole sec:
0nd, and was belted in with a double
over the fence bp White.

Delve chromed the next pitch off
of Shipway’s chm to put him on first,
during which commotion White was

 

 

surprised between second and third.
Dunne nabbed Kacena’s pop-up to re-
tire the side.

Hnarlow laid a beautiful ball out
to center field in the sixth inning for
Chicago which was relayed in from
Adamcc to Wagner and Logullo in
time to catch him ofi’ third. White
walked on the next battery and came
home on Shipway’s double to break
the tie.

Score Tied in Eighth

In the eighth the chhawks took
three walks to place Amundsen in
another dark situation. Scidenberg’
took advantage of a pinch play and
stole home post a befuddled catcher.
Adnmec advanced to third and
crossed the plate when Dunne made
a sacrifice play. The score remained
tied during the last of the eighth and
Armour was unable to score despite
Wagner‘s over—the-fence double and
Logullo’s walk in the ninth inning.
Chicago put two men on in the last
of the ninth and drove in the win-
ning' run with Bernard’s double.

Bout Score

Chicngo (MAB R H EArmouE (4) AB R. n E
Coolirnne o 2 4 D Wagner . 5 o 2 0
Bernard 5 0 l 0 Tmoull 5 1 0 U
Trojkcn 4 1 2 o Scidenbaw a 2 l 0‘
Haurlow /l 0 0 ‘ dam-3c 5 l 0 0
“WW" 4 l l 0 lam“: 4 0 0 0
Shipwuy 4 0 l 0 ltusock ll 0 0 0
"Mm-m 4 1 | "Iunne 4 0 2 0
Gold A u 2 (I linrtusck 4 0 O 0
" mundncn 4 0 l 0 Delve A 0 0 0

HR 5 13 0| 40 ll 5 0

 

 

 

 

picked up two more runs in the fifth
after Delve replaced Kruse on the
mound, when Haarlow reached first
hase by being hit with a pitched ball
and White knocked out a homer. Ar-
mour picked up two more runs in the
later innings but it was only a futile
attempt and the game ended with Chiv
cage leading 8 to 3.

  

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