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Illinois Tech Relays to be .
Held After Three Year Lapse

Tech to Play Host to Top Middle West
Universities and Colleges in U ofC Fieldhouse

Athletic Director John J. Schem-
mer unmanned laat Friday that the
Jill-roll Tech Relay Gama, the larg-
al Indoor collegiate track meet in
banal-ion in 1943,tholaatyearot
la running. will be revived next
larch 15 at the Univoralty of Chi-
ago Fieldhouae after a three year

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Dofunding championa in both the
allege and univerlity dlviaioaa have
dread? signified their intention 0!
Heading the titiu which they won
it 1943. Schommer aaid.

Notre Dame Univuraity. which
won easily over a record breaking
nniveraity entry that included illi-
noia, flichlg-nn, Indiana. Purdue,
Wisconsin, Noni-(wanton, Michigan
State, Hammett», Eleanor-l and Chl-
cagn. will enter a full aquad again
next apring.

The college champion. Michigan
State Normal, of Ypaiianti, which
won its fourth Tech Relay: crown
in 1943 over a field a! 24 mldwrntern
collage-a. will also be on hand to
defend their title.

During ita fifteen year: of exist-
ence. the illiuoia Tech Relayu have
atu'actni marl: 5600 athlete. and
more than MO team A total at El.
different acheoll, Including 19 uni-
versities and 62 collect-a, have oom-
peted in the event.

One of the brat known and meet
widely adopt-rd innovationa of the
run-t has burn it‘. policy of Gift-ring
separate competition and individual
championship: for college and uni—
vtrnity cntrarlta. This feature, lnchh
duord by Soho-turner in 1535, err-rod

 

to provide keen competition between
achoda of comparable Ila-I, and elim-
Inatu the killing competition a! an
open moot.

Known a the Armour Tech Relay
Glance prior to 1341. the relay- grew
out a! a triangular meet with North-
weatern Univeralty and the Univer-
sity of Chicago in 1938. The follow-
ing year. Schommur and A A. “Lau-
uie" Stags. In. their Tochawlt track
coach, conceived the idea at turning
it into an annual invitational meet
denim-ed particularly for college-
nnd unlveraitica throughout the mid-
dlo west.

in 1.929 a total at eight oollogoa
participated In the first meet. The
event grow gradually until 1943.
when 421 athletea. repruanfinx 12
univereltlaa and 2t oollegea, corn.
petal for individual and team hon-
ora lo eatahliah the Illinois Tech Re-
lay Gama an the largest huioor col-
initiate meet in the nation.

Dvopite the tremendous aucceaa of
the 1943 guinea. Schommar waa
forced to cancel the aixtmth run-
ning of the meet the following lpring
due to the lou o! a “home." loan—
much an the Univuralty or! Chicago
l-‘ioldhoux was devoted entirely to
aervice training programs, and to

wartime transportation difiIcuitiea. ‘

In announcing the revival of the
meet, Schommer also stated that the
program will include apecial eventa
for junior college, Chicago city high
school, Ind China!) Catholic high
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Three inLr-amunl toumamonu will
br- ofl'rred to thr «menu upon their
return to urinal alter the Citrat-
mu holiday-I. Entries are now being
accrptr-d [or the basketball. ping
pong and bowling tournamata with
the (headline not [or Friday, Decem-
ber 23. This will allow competition
to get undrr wu‘ immediately upon
mumpdon of wheel January 6.

Routes of the basketball teams
must include the names of eight
player-r with one of the men selected
an captain. Teams moat he made
up of student: in the name depart
rant and scholastic year. Thta re-
striction was imposed einoe it be—
came apparent that one or two
team: would poaaoaa all the talent
while other: would he of mention-e
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Each haaltethall team entered in
the tournament will he called upon
from time to time to auppiy men
to act aa oflciala during intramural
gar-nee. Thu: thna team will be
acheduled for each game, with the
third team being tumble to fur-
niah the whistle-men.

Individual medala will he awarded
to the winning team in the tour-al.-
maul.

The Intramural ping pong tourna-
ment will. alter competition In both
the ainglea and doublea eventa. Any
aura-mt may enter either the ain-
glee or double: play. and each an-
try rnuat indicate the dlvlalon of
competition. ha in the can at other
intramural loummtl. ateriing
aliver medala will be awarded to
the vision in both alngloa and don-
'blaa.

Five man will maize up a team
in the intramural bowling tourna-
mt lithe-nah uncut onlriea muat
include the name of an alternate
who may aubetltute in the event of
a wink abamoe. The town-tamer“
will he a round robin with matched
team! selecting the time and place
for their eeheduled roll-ole.

Handicap will bewhd out from
tho reunite at an initial practice aca-

Triangle, Daedalians
‘Jlin in IF Tourney

Triangle nosed out Phi Kappa
Sigma 2&20 last Monday night in
the gymnasium. Joe Hell-Jit'a Triangle
team led all the way but saw tluir
9'0 half time lead whittled to {our
point! in the lat few minutes. The
first half was extremely slow with
right minute; going by hetero lion
Turner broke up thr- acorelcu tie
with an unvior-lhe-baaket allot. The
Phi Karr- led by Homer Deahaan
rallied to acorn twenty point- in the
second half but not enough to over-
romo their halftim deficit. Dealt-
man earth. flvn field goale and two
Lee thrown for twelve point- Ken
Turner was high point man for Tri-
angle with eight.

Intitearoondgaroeotthewvak
the Daedaliana trounced the Prat
tartan: 34-22. Led by Stuart and
Roman, the Daedaliana atarted oil
to a lead that was never threatened
throughout the game. Stuart waa
high point man for the evening with
aeven field goaia and one charity
tau. Quataman wea high Icon-er {or
the loeera with twelve pointa.

Ken Thompaon, 1P aporta man-
ager, haa elated that “omdal'a time“
.m be out-ma in In luum 1r
haaketbail garnet This rule atopa
the clock during the leat three rain-
utea at play in the game every time
the referee blowa hie whiatle until
the ball is again put in play. Any
of the timekeepera who are in doubt
on the timing during thia period
would aaa him.

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aian. 'i'hla handicap will apply to
the following week'a competition.
Aa an iudIVidual'a handicap la anh-
lect to change from weak to week
othmvllnganawonawillbecom-
puted from the preceding week’s ro-
aulie. Medala will be given to the
five men of the winning team.

[See DEADLINE FRIDAY no page 6)

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Three Prophets collect
Smokes in Basketball

Score Prediction Race

By turning in predicted aoaraa
which were very _cioae to actual
game econ. a! the lllinola Tech
haakrtball aquad In their paat thue
encounter; a trio of etndonta have
been awarded two cartoaa oi cig-
arettea apiece. The “Plot: the Win-
ner" annual, aponaored by Teak-ol-
a" Neel-a offer: the vim-lam a chm
to xvin two cal-tuna of Ch-tarflald
cigarettaa by eeieotlns the winner
and the score a! the oontut.

Dave Hem-nan Won the tint eon-
tut which matched [ilinaia Tech and
Loyola. Holhnan'a predicted 0843
more in favor of Loyda heated the
field of entrica in Teeh'a opening 84-
40 loaa.

In the George. William Collage
game. Carl Barnum gave the nod
totinGmewlthaMpredlo-
tioo. Tech dropped the encounter by
a {9-39 margin. Bernirom’a om-
lest winning margin waa very cioee
and was garnered only altar it mu
loom! that hia prullctod total 0!
points Icored waa only one abort u!
the actual.

Any atudent on the campus may
enter thia coated. by selecting the
winner. each taam‘a aeore and the
total number of points econ-ed. Thia
information along with his name
should be written on a piece a! paper
and dropped in the intramural box
in the lobby of the Student Union.
Only one entry per [trident wil be
accepted and they must he in the
intramural box 24 houra before game
time.

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Illinois Tech won its first'
season last Friday night when

College by 38- 88. The initial win in {our atarta found every man'- ‘ '

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finale of the 1946-47 baaltethallv

e ' swamped Chicago Teachers

of the starting five displaying than M and headineaa which won

them elm-ting berth! on other Scar-
m and Gray quinteta in mi peat.

lad by Bill Smart who claimed
individual aooring honora for the
evening. the Techawha waited for
live rnlnutm o! the mend half to
alip by before unleashing their at-
tack which netted the»: a new game
nearing record in addition to the
victory. Smart totaled 23 points.
garnering 11 field goal- and one true
allot. Crowding the apoedy lot-ward
in hieroleaahlghpointruanwem
Glenn Nelnvander and Ray Rurphy
who each collected 18 poiuta'and
Jim Oldalruc who contributed 1a
talliee.

The Teacher: managed to play
the Tochraen on even tarm- daring
tho lint hall with the Techawb
loading 3746 at the luteruziaelom
Then the Scarlet and Gray qu'l
their eeeond half drive by literally
runnlnv the CTC crew into the floor.
Tech’a strategy at refining to call
a time out paid oi! large dividende
and la eupeetad to aid the Techruen
In their future g'amea.

Tech and Concordia
Tomorrow night. u» Tech-wh-

vviil renew their rivalry with Carl-
cer-die College a! River Foreat. The

same will be played on Illiuola

Terh'a home floor, the Valentine’i'
Boy: Club and la elated to begin at

5:.30pm.

Last year Concordia dealt. the"
Tech five one at their fair: defeata. '

The River Forest aggregation out-
laatrd the Techawka on their borne
court. taking the battle by a one
point margin The Techman “mad
the Meat however by troonclng the
Canaan on their hardwood before
a large group of Concordia alumni.

Laat night the Scarlet and Gray
met the Lake Forest College quintet
at the Valentine gymnaaium. Runlta
at the game were not available at.
the time this was written althoukh
the Tachawlta were favored with a
16 point advantage before gar'na
Lime.

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Open Minds ‘ W

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ELEPHONE men are hard at work

extending and improving telephone
eervioe in rural area! served by the
Bell Com'pauiea. They're pueblo; a
$100,000.000 three to five year program
to give telephone service to all who want
it just as faat as poaaible.

To do thia they had to look beyond
conventional telephone practioee. New
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per mile, over inaulatodwiro that. can be-
buried directly in the ground and. by
means of rural radio.

Man who approach every problem with

open minda..

. who are guided by inge-
nuity and velour-cellulite“ rather than by
establiahod method . . . find telephony an
ever atimulating and intone-ting career.

'I'hero’e Opportunity and Adventure in-Télophorry
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Techawks Set New Scorlnigmm'i

Record in Season’ 5 First Win
Smart Paces-Scarlet and Gray Victbry
Over CTC; Techmen to Meet Concordia Next

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