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By Warren Spits:

Wednesday eve saw Illinois
Tech’s cagers playing their last
game of the 19404941 season. The
team did not finish With a winning
percentage, but at least they had
a winning spirit throughout the
year and displayed plenty of fight.

It was a trial year for our new
basketball coach, Rcmlo Meyer,
and he proved himself a reel lead-
er. Coach Meyer took over a team
which had only one major letter
winner from last year, Captain
Haul: Sliwa. Several of the pros-
pective stars coming up from the
fine freshman team that Bill
O’Brien turned out last year: had
dropped out of school. Among
them were Captain ‘Casey’ Jones,
leader of the freshmen uprisings.

Ray La Godney came up from
that frosh team to plug a hole at
center and sophomore Jack Byme
battled his way into a starting
berth.

in a may the team is now in
rather so fortunate position. Cop-
taein Sliwa and John Brlerlcy are
graduating and will be missed, but
compamcl to the member firm, loll.
the team loot year, the looms are
trivial.

Pendiebury, Carey, Slog, New
haus, Bergstrom, Guetzow, Putters
er, Schmidt, Nowell, Galanclels one
those mentional above should all
be back next years, leading the
'l‘echawk squad to a real Season
of victories and great games

fioll lice Enlcleow
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Spring‘s number one sport, soil,
ball is due to start as econ as a
slightly tepid day turns up. lmm.
mural manager Chuck lllczlleer
has announced that he hopes to
have the tourney rolling when the
zero wave leaves town.

Entries for the tournament
should be turned. into Mollieer,
twelve men to a team. Teams
are limited to a single department
and year, except in the (133%? of
the Freshmen where the num-
ber of entries is unlimited.

Boostem “Win in malt}

Last year the Freshmen had
seven teamo entered. One team,
the Comets, carried to the quarter-
finals, While the Davey Boomers
won the championship. Due to
the rule that Sopho must be in cle-
partmente, the Boosters will be
split up.

Defending their laurels as run.
nersvup last year, are this years
Junior Mechs. The Mechs will
have practically the same team
back this year that lost to the
Boosters in a thriller last year in
the finals.

Swimming Soon

Another intramural champion.
ship that will he at stake soon, is
in swimming. 0n about April 3;
a meet will be held to determine
the winner. Any enterprising
swimmer shoulti consult manager
McAleer about any entry for his
class.

McAleer has given the ping-
pong contestants one more Week
to finish. their quarter-final match-
es. All contestants should make
sure their program cards are filed
in the registrars office.

Intramural track was run off
last night, but results haven’t
rolled in as yet. The seniors had
the quantity entered with about
25 men out, but either the Fresh
men, Sophs or Juniors were fav-
ored» to Win.

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By ‘Hank‘ Elliwa

With a post season game re.
molning against American College
of Phy. Ed, the cagers still have
an opportunity to erase a terrible
memory implanted by a torrid
North Central squad. To end the
season under such a state woulol
be unfair to a swell launch of
hard-working players who man-
aged to turn out five victories
against ten defeats. Four of
those defeats could have been
easily altered into victories. had

 

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Fallout Mile iorcwoll to Illlnole
'l‘ecl‘l‘o bucket hall courts. Elle {mil
My and lemlcmllln have inoplrco‘
the team behind him and will
acme to inspire future toomo.
the breaks fallen in the other (ll.
tectlon. The records show an min
movement over that of last year.
will are on a par with that of the
year before. All the players
heartily cglee that the coaching
(lattice are in very capable hands.

{like Man’s linsplmtton

Alter losing the initial game to
a strong CTRC. quintet the boys
ticcitletl to bring their dates to the
Lolte Force: game, to provide that
gloom inenimtlon. This however,
load 2:: reverse effect. One 'l‘ec.
heme—«need his name be men-
llonellwlcept one eye on the girl
Blend in the stands, until some-

 

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Chi. Teachers; 1 El) E;
Lake Powell 40 32 ll;
[Emml Romans . 3l 43 W
ll“. of cm. 27 22 L
North Central 38 30 L
lla’hcalml . . . 41 29 L
Lake Form-2t 50 ll lb
Wheaten . Ill! 44 W
Chi. Tearhcm 36 22 L
Elmhumt . 30 35 W
{2mm} Rapids 48 52. W
Lawrence Twin 40 co E:
Howell: Tech . 46 36 L .
Elmlmmt . 33 45 W
North Central . 85 23 I;
Beacon Record: 5 Wins; 10 losses
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one billed him in the other, and
thus made him totally blind. The
referees also found these Illinois
gals very appealing and proceeded
to blow their whistles in the pro-
per spots—miller: a Tech man was
being jabhed in tile ribs.

Then a Grand Rapids five came
swooping clown from the North.
That was a fatal mistake, because
it’s just plain suicide to try to
out—swoop a Techawk. After the
feathers settled down, the referee
was seen raising Byrne’s grimy
paw, denoting a Tech victory.
That’s the only way the spectators
find out who won since some prof
swiped last year’s scoreboard. to
use for a blackboard. Some one

 

carelessly left a foot on the floor
so some sub by the name of Sliwa
took advantage of the opportunity
and tripped over it. and became ill
for two months—~quoting a Trib-
une caption. The scorekeepcr
feeling sorry for him. gave him
credit for a basket. Poor Carey.

Exports Foiled

Ho hum, getting sleepy, better
cut this short. Nearly made liars
of the sports writers against U.
of C. . . . lost to Wlleaton in a
cigar box called a gym. . . . Lake
Forest (Harrisonltcs) win return
engagement. . . . Sllvvo and Byrne
show great defensive ability in
holding Harrison to 231 pts. . . .
tool; a close one from Wheaten.
. Byrne lost his leftalmncled
hook in a parked car on the North
Slide. . . . Whipped over to Cili-
cego Teachers and got whipped.
. . . the “Duck” still trying to get
the impregnablc stitches out of a
misplaced towel. . . . made short
work oi Elmhurst.

Off to Grand Rapids. . . . Galen.
{loll leaving the weeping girl
lrleml behind with promises to be
good. . . . stow to eat. in Kalamazoo.
. . . Slog gains ten pounds. . . .
Morltlon Hotel. . . . Carey gets
homesick, . . . Grand Rapids fin-
ally succumbs to the inevitable.
. . . Weissmon gives tile referees
the “evil eye". . . . Pencllcbury hot.

. After game Slog cams title
“Beau llrommcl”. . . . La Goclny
lrlee to catch fish outside Remies’
aml Welssman’e window with a
coat hanger for a hook and 3
“please do not disturb" Sign for
lmlt. . . . oloycd ”lleortsl”. . . . Pen.
tllehm’y, Nowell. and Galandak
not) corn under bed sheets. . . .

Mil-mo . . . . ll‘um

Meyer and Weissmon got up at
fl AM. to go out on a hike. . . .
lleil‘oll. . . Fuller Hotel. . . . lose
to Luwccnce Tech in last minute.
. . . heart breaker. . . . l’endlelmry
aceln torrlrl. . . . Peymi'cola and
Rec Dog after game. . . . Detroit
'l‘ccll Saturday. . . . try to win [or
Elma won. a swell guy. . . . Pemlle’
busy oil". . . . only makes 11 pts.

. otter game fellows; mock room
with refreshments and whip over
to the burlesque and Noel Carter.
. . veterans Hank and Boozer
leading the way. . . . take taxi ride
afterwards and play Red Dog un-
til 6:30 AM. . . . Some fun . . .
es usual, managers poop out early.
. . . Judd Doanc no exception . . .
tralmrltle home. . . girl friend
gives; Nowell big smack

 

Back to normal. . . . team ex-
hibits let~clown in practice. . . .
Ely-me tries to “spark” the fellows
with his: shoulder infection. . . .
team pills on season’s lbcst Show
for Davey and Looker against
Elmhursl. . . . took a bus ride to
Naperville ll) end season.

 

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(Tentative Schedules)
Boxing—-
March YWValparaiso, there
March -—- Home and home
meets -_ Herzl Jr. College
Chicago
Marchwgt. Joseph, College—
ville, 1nd,,
‘Vrcstlingow
March l—Wheaton lnvita~
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