Tuesday, February 2 l, l939

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"three: fieniors Play

Lassa- filame
Today, at the 108th Engineers

Aimory, the Armour basketball
squad will bring; it:; season to a close
when it tacos the high scoring De-
.‘lales (lolleg‘e of Toledo. The latter,
vinployinp; a fast breaking offense
and an up the floorr—man for man do-
fi-iise, have averaged nearly 60 points
a gami‘ so far this year.

Taking the floor for their last
game as Armourites will be (lo-Cap-
tain Ed Swanson, Bill Hoffman, and
Al Kubicka while Joe Janieek and
(:o-(‘iiptain Paul Henriksen, the other
seniors on the team, will watch from
the sidelines. The latter two have
been shelved by injuries which ter—
minated their college careers earlier
in the year.

   

DeSalca victors in Toledo

In their previous meeting in To-
ledo, the Ohioans won out in the
second half, 51 to 35 when the Ar‘
nioui' players tn (1 before the con—
stant flow of fresh DeSali's substi-
tutes. The Ti-ehawhs had little
trouble matching; the Toledo squad
in thi- first half until the last minute

of play when the DeSiiles boVS neured :3 points, to give them a 21-17

starts-d throwing them in from all lead.
over to take a om: point lead at The nei'ond half startvd oil slow
half time. with both teams missing 140i, up‘5_
in the second half, the home team Th“ “Sim”; add?“ i")? their kind
oponvd up and using: a fast “.055 through the Shooting of Fox. With
St'Ol'C 32-”? against them the Tel»

court passing,r style of offense doubled
the Armour score of 15 points for
the pe-riod. The Techawks were dis-
tinctly at a disadvantage, being unv
able to With the new attack.
Howvvcr the last week has found the.

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Failure to carry through a iirrt
half drive into the second half cost

the Tet-hawks a victory in their
name with Detroit Tech at the
Armory last. Friday. The Hawks

bowed to the visitors, 40~fl3. At half
time Armour had drawn up to with«
in 4 points of a tie, and hogan the
second half with a 21-17 score against
them.

Detroit started out with a rush
scoring two baskets in quick suc-
ce-sion on two long push up shots,
and held an advantage until late in
the half. With the score 13-9 against
them Armour, With the aid of bas—
kets by Seherer and O‘Connor, tied
the count at 13-13. For the rest of
the half, the lead changed hands
sevtri'al times. Fox gave the visitors
a om- point lead on a free throw,
but “Swanie” put Armour in front
again With an overhead shot from
tht' side. liozen then dropped in a has.
ket giving),' the lleti'oiii-rs a lead whirh

 

they never i'elinqui ed. Swanson
dropped in another side shot before
the end of the half, but Detroit

hawk: came up to :3 points on Sliwa's

two ll(‘l(l goal»: After this rally
Armour fvll lwhind again and DC-
ii-oit, on baskets: by Zebroski and
Qualman, added to their lead and

ARMOUR TECH NEWS

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playi’ls analyzing: the lleSales of— Mum“ a 10""; V‘Cl‘w-‘h
lens and SQttlllL’,‘ up an appropriate 30" score:
defense. Armour Liz) Detroit 'rerh i/iiii
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Vinitorii High Scorern Norimn ii 2 Zehroalil 5 (i i
)‘Connor i 2 2 Fox 4 :i 0
Tho l)('SfllK‘.‘i team can be rated Swnmn :i i :i‘unaimnn 2 l 2
. , inn is ,1 tr 2 them i i i I
second only to Detroit U. on the Ai- Emma,“ 3 2 gyxnyzru 0 0 3
'< ‘ .’li,‘(lU(t. The Toledo :- uad “WW“ 3 I 9‘ "m"? 0 0 0
m ’u' it ‘ l , _’q r wow 0 i; ii Lodge“ 2 I 2
has run up totals of 82, 79, 64, 04, Him- 0 0 ii
and Si points in five of their games “M'MM‘ i, 2 _} _ _ _
and in doing;. so have been able to Tum!» 13 7 ii 11 6 9

control the hull for such a long!

[H‘iltitl of time that the opposition

had Vt‘l‘y l'i-w chant-es to score.
Probable lineups:

DeSaies
Thompson, f
Smith, 1'
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Durst, g
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Kubieka, g
Scherer, i:

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smooth hall handling, the North
t‘entral quint defeated the Armour‘
five 29~25 in the Techawks final;
road game oi" the season. Bouquets}
for the evening's performance should
go to Eddie O’Conner who played
2i bang-up ball game in spite of al
recurring illness. i
As has been tradition for the past
years. the North Central game was
nip and tuck throughout the entire}
game. Despite the fine fighting;1
>pii‘it the Techawks displayed, the
limit the-y couid do was to finish
second to their arch-rivals, thel
Naprrrille Cardinals The Northt
Central offense COHSlSted of a variety
of blocking plays which all reverted
to the pivot-man, Keith, who, in
turn, would feed the forwards.
Tiefenthal Leads Cards
North Central tool: the lead early;
when Tiefenthal drove in the center‘
basket a pair of dribble-in shots.
These two buckets were matched by
Armonr's new star. Ed 0’(,7onnor,,
who dropped in a pair of long shots.‘
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What the Teehawks lacked in abil-
ity, they made up for in lightingl
Fpll'lt and were able to hold thei
superior North Central team to a
three point lead at the half, the,
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The type of play in the second!
half was a repetition of the first halfi
with the Cardinals increasing theiri
lead to four points, making the final‘
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By Jim Fahcy ‘
See thri‘ the basketball team has'
become mathematical conscious esAl
pecially Herb Sher who became en-
gulfed with the mysteries of calf
Culus. It seems that just before the
North Central game Herb decided to
do some calculus. in the locker room.
Engaging in a duel with a derivative,
Herb didn‘t notice the team leaving
the locker or the attendant
locking- the door. Until rescued a few
seconds before game time, l'lvrh split
his time between his calculus and
the sending of shouts for help
through the key hole
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room

Last week, our student union man-
ager received plea‘ant

surprise 1
when he received his pi'oi‘esniorial‘
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referees llt'i‘llst' from the N.ll.A. The
license de—
served according to our source of in-
l'orn'iation. Congratulations, Sonny. ‘
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was very ineritoriously

Seems the flu epidemic in court-ii-
ti'atiiii: on Armour. Due to its (ii-v-
astatinu‘ influvnrcs, the track team
had to withdraw from the lllinoix
Ri lays VVlH'l’l too low nivn were able
to get in rondition.

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The flu didn‘t stop with the track
team but hit the hankotlinll
also. Norlms hpt'nt :iirVi-ral days ahiul
while Eddie O‘Connor, who should
have been iii lied, siiiffled his way
from one ("lasts to another. To top it
oil', Conch Sienger was taken down
with a rust- last \Vk‘illii‘fitllly, and al-
though he was alilo to (lll‘('(‘t hie team
in the Detroit ’l‘t-rh mime, it was
with the m-vatvst diffirulty that he
managed to talk.

squad

Our liut goes off to Ed Swanson,
who today will be playing): his lain,
game for the Armour Torhnwks. Ed.
die, while acting an the 'peiirhi-nd “fl
the Armour attack, has; taken
l'l'al heutiiimi under the hankt't and
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‘ai'r \lllnt' l't-llowr. doing to Armour,
who l‘illVl’ that much drsii'i‘d and cov-vj
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Third in how Evens l
Swimmem’ Reoord,

Hy winning two meets in two days-d
the Armour Tit-h swimming team,
evened. up their season's at,
tlii‘co all. On Thursday night tllt‘l
'l‘ecliawlln nosed out Bradley Poly:
tech 32:30, Wl'lllt‘ on the followings,
they whipped Kalamazoo
'l‘Luchorii College, 41830. Both meets,
were held at Bartlett pool. l

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Since the lust North (lentral all‘aii‘,
the tanlisters have not lost a meet.
Within u week they have taken
North Central, Bradley, and Kala-1
muzoo. lly defyini: all rules and
regulations, Davis of Bradley enteredi>
four events and won tlii-m all.
Armour managed to win the meet
by taking seconds and thirds and by
winning the lllt‘tlll‘y and backstroke]

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event.
Quite a dill'i-i'ent ntoi‘y war, iin~
folded Friday night when Kalamazoo

 
  

 

   

   
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

    
 
 

     

 

 

 

paid lllll local squad a visit, Un~

llllt‘, the previous night, Armoui won

all events exr‘ivpt the 100 yard lil't‘ul-lt

stroke.

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lliixliolil l‘rtti‘sii. 'I‘ime :‘

on hard as any one elw. It is mi 1
l'oi'tiiniitd- thiit Hi) fL-w Armour ntu'l
dents Wi-i'i- able to witness the play-i
iiiis .‘lwoiiiion this year. If they:

did, iiinylm tlii-y'd I‘t'itlllt‘ that there
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mm Heliool upon.

Mormon Whip Herzl,
”than Nose: that Purdue;

(-vuninir. thv Ar—i
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victorious
on of llt'l'zl Jr. College (morn;
int: Vltioi'lUUH, 24V; to 7%. Severely i
handicapped by the Scourge of iii-i,
flown" which ousted reg-l
iilai , the l‘lt’i‘ll outfit was able to
win only two bouts and had to de-
fault to Armour in the 121 lb. class.

AL ‘28 lbs. Harrison of Armour
and Potluck of Herzl fouu‘ht to a tie,
ssivine' each team 3 points. Man
tlift‘l‘ ltopck, at 13.3, easily (lalUl‘iHCil
with Kotula to add five l\l0|'(' points
to the Armour At 145, Hair
mi of Armour chased his man all over
the mat but lost due to a two minute
time advantime his opponent had in
the first minutes of the bout. Ni;
gi'elli then took down Bell of llerzl
by a dorinion,

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Knxmierowicz injures Foc

Kazmivi-owioz, wrestling iit 165,1
made :ihort work of IQtunley hy pull—
mi: his shoulder out of joint. Com-hi
came to tho l'ltiClli' anill
put the arm bat-ll in place with uni
dumau’i- (‘Xci‘lit a sore shoulder. 3
Captain 'l‘ullixri-n, at 175,
played his usual ability by throwinpr
Yahloinx‘ky in short time to give Ar~
mour another l'ivt- points. The heavy:
weight bout had many aspects of Li
prol‘i-snoniil bout and after llllli! niiii-
uti-x ol' omitting; the frni'ful lrl'tltllli-l
oi‘ truly \Hinfll oxhibitiond
(lriwnnpari of llt'l' won the di-c '
tit‘t‘l‘ I‘ocius to give the Herzl out-i
lit tllL'll‘ total of 7% points. i
Purdue Cameo Claw ‘

Facing- I’ui'due hero hint Saturday,
thi- 'l'ochowlts won 15th to 1117; who
Ihrei- Purdue men ended tllt‘ll'i
iniitohi-a tint on their hackii. lliinna,
TI”, and Tullgron Vl’t'l't‘ the Vietorsl
liy falln. The victory revenged ai
previous defeat at the, hands of thol
Boilermakers at Purdue. l
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Page Three

liliinoia Marmot

Firth ”gloom in
”lath lithium

lithli '"l'liidilliilfi ENTER
than a week has
elapsed since the lost invitation to
the Armour ’l‘eeh Relays dropped
into the mailbox, three replies of ac—
reptanre have already been received
by John Schoinmer, Director of the
Relays. ()l' the three entries, the
outstanding- telegram was that which
officially entered the Cardinals of
North Central, winners in last year’s
colloee division.

The honor of being the first to
enter the Relays, which are sched-
uled for March 18 at the U. of C.
fieldhotist', went to Illinois Normal
last Wednesday. The third entry re~
eeivod war that of Milwaukee Teach-
urn,

Univernities Fail to Reply

Although no replica have been re-
ceived from the universities, Direo‘
tor Schommor has already been
piomined the iittendanee of Wiscon-
in, (Ll'iii'iigo, Northwestern, and Illi-
noix. Several other univoi'nities have
been contacted “till it is believed that
the division entry lint may be in-
ri‘vnwd from its: sewn of lant your
to ten or twelve.

Despite the rapid entry of the
tlii't‘t', (‘()ll(‘}ll‘!w’, the entry list isn't ex—
pected to increase materially until
the last week or so before the run-
ning of the Relays. This is due to
thi- fart thiit most of the placnn on
the various teamii aren’t (letern'iined
as yet, iior arc the relay positions.
(loniivqiii-ntly the entries are held up
until the team places are actually
fixed.

The announcement of the entrance
of North Central College into the re-
lay guarantei-n the appe'rancc, bar-
ring injuries, of the Cardinal flash,

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iRihli who hint year paced the Red-
' 1 birds to the championship in the col—
Anide from their star
sprinter, the North Control team pos-
Hos can tow stand outs, preiienting in-
stead ii well balanced outfit which
isiirnorn a few point:l in neurly every
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