TECHNOLOGY NEWS

JANUARY 13. 19415

 

 

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By Bob Bechtolt

Former hockeymen Casey Jones

and George MacKechnie are now

, serving in the RCF. (Royal Can»

aclian Air Force to youse engi-

. neers). Casey is now-a sergeant

hombardier and will leave for 30

1 tion in England at, a date not far

in the future, Mac is still training

but will finish soon and lie ready
for action.

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Eugene Dnnat, froeh from Low-
is. and Bob La )ivita, fresh EJE.
from Armour put up one of the
fiercest and bent lighttz of the in-
tramural heating: ttiinrnamcnt. Bob
fought Eugene all over the ring
and then Eugene fought Bob all
over the ring and finally they just
stood toe to too and Mugged. Bob
some out on top after a swell
light, by both lads.

Anticipating an acute rubber
shortage the hockey team has pro-
cured twelve pueks which they
are guarding like gold. Any man
attempting to appropriate :1 puck
will be “eliminated” from the Ar-
mour campus, if you get what i
mean.

TEN NES SCHEBULE

April it) Del’aul Here
April 17 Concordia Here
April 24 W'heattm l—lerc
May 8 St. Louis 'i‘herc
May 14 Wheaten ’l‘here
Ma y 16 Marquette iiere
May 23 Lake Forest 'l‘here

“ion Tennis lininpeiie
in howling Moor

By dropping two out of three
to the Soph Civils, the defending
intramural bowling,r champs, the
Junior Mcchs have got oil to a
had start in this year‘s tourney.
With George Martino]; rated as a
177 average and Midge Goluska a
178 average, the Mechs have quite
a handicap to overcome.

Although there are only ten
teams entered, there are many
high Class; bowlers in the crowd.
Skinner, of the Soph Mcchs with
a 171 average, Williams, of the
Senior Juicers. with a 165 average,
Minwegen, of the Senior Civils.
with a 165 average, and also the
two. Senior Mechs, Ettinger and
Ncuhaus with 162 average, and
loll Zelin, 177. appear to be the
top men.

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From the language department
of both campuses, Dr. Walter Hen»
(hicks. chairman of department of
language and literature, Dr. Rob-
ert Ackerman, William Hammer,
Dr. Sanford E. Mensch, Donald B.
Shier. Allen Walker Read. and
limit ll. Richie ‘ attended the meet»
ing of the Modern Language ASSO-
t-irtiion of America, held Doc. 2?"
it) til at lmlianapolis. Miso Mollie
Cohen and Mrs. Helen Stevens
were the only missing membem
from liT.

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While the current weather spell
doesn't quite lead to thoughts of
tennis, one active gent's mind is
not only tending toward that oli—
rection, but he‘s even making
plans for next season’s squad.
This ambitious lad is none other
than Manager Dick I—Iameister,
who is already receiving replies
to the bids he sent last Septem-
ber to probable opponents.

Seven matches have been sched-
uled to date, and while this has
been almost a complete season in
former years, the netmcn are in
favor of another schedule resemb-
ling last year’s, in which nineteen
matches were booked.

Newcomers on the roster in-
clude the University of St. Louis
and DePaul. Marquette might also
no included in this category, as
lam season's thatch was the first
with that school, and incidentally,
the closest match of the year.

”lion” floncerls «—
(continued. from page? one)

in the eyes of faculty and stir
dents; it is definitely a step to-
ward the extension of cultural ed-
ucation opportunities for the satu-
(icril engineer. That, the need for
turn culturedevelopment is reo
ognixed by the engineer himself,
in apparent in the enthuniastic re-
ception displayed by the student
body in acquiring all of the duo
:ats placed on sale.

 

 

PLANS FOR FOURTEENTM ANNUAL.
TECH RELAY GAMES EN FULL. SSW/ENG

Via Den .5. litirighnr

Preparations for what will he.
the largest collegiate relay carni
val in the country are in full
swing with the advent of the four-
teenth running of the Illinois
Tech relay games on March. 14.
John J. Schommer, athletic direc-
tor and general chairman ol‘ the
games. expects most past records
of individuals. colleges and uni-
versities to be broken.

Already a few of the entry
blanki-i, which were mailed out in
December, are filtering ba ck
through the mails. Over 50
schools, both colleges and univer-
sities, have been. invited.

l]. of C. Fieldliouso Again

As in the past, the relay games
will be held in the spacious Uni~
veraity of Chicago fieltlhouse.
home of one of the finest; indoor
tracks in the country. Once again
the relays will take place just one
week following the Big; Ten Con-
ference meet which is likewise be—
ing held at the ll. of C. fieldhouse.
’l‘he relays will serve an a- brilliant
climax to the indoor track season
here in the mid-west for the colle-
giate stars.

The committee in charge of the
til-linen has: a tentative plan of
breaking the meet up into two dis.
tinct divisions. Completely Elena-n
ate relays and individual events
will he held in the college and
university classes. ’l‘hue cups and
trophies will be given to the team

f,

champions in each division. Thin

dill'era from the practice of pre-

vious years; of awarding champion-

ship trophies in the college divi«

sion and allowing universities to

vie for a mythical championship.
Allw‘llay it’ll-clinic

Due to the anticipated ava'
lunche of entries to the relays the
preliminaries will be held in both
morning and. afternoon of the
fourteenth. Tie finals of the nine
relays and sixteen individual
events will be held that evening.

The tentative list of individual
events, as announced by “Uncle”
John Schommer, will include: 70
yard dash 70 yard high and low
hurdles; 440 yard run; one mile
run: high jump; pole vault, and
shot put. All these events: will he
held in two flights—meollege and
university. Likewiae, there will be
two divisions; for the mile, two
mile and sprint. medley relays.
Special relays will he held for the
city junior colleges, the Chicago
public high schools; and city Catho-
lic high schools.

The committee in charge of
the games aiding Mr. Schommcr
it: an follows: 0. El. Allison, Illinois:
Tech treasurer; T. N. Metcalf, ath-
letic director of the University of
Chicago; Ft. El. Meyer, track coach
of Illinois Tech; Bernard “Sonny"
Weissman, aasistant athletic: direc-
tor at llllnois Tech; and Alexander
Schreiber, publicity man of Illi-
nois Tech.

 

      
  
 
 
    
  
  
     

 

   
 

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