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The Tech cagei‘s dropped thcec
gcmes during the past week to
George Williolns, Chicago Teachers
,2 anti Great Lahec.

George Williams cco‘red a basket
on the final ooconds of play to beat
”the Tochowlis last Saturday, Feb.
-‘ 15, 40 to 39. Mac Byron scored the
winning basket for Williams.

Tho ll'l‘ quintet woo behind 18 to
3."! oil: the half, but held. a 39-33 adv
vantage with only 20 seconds rev
3 mainlng. Carl Bel‘gotrom was high
“for Tech with M) points.
ad’lrem Lahoo Wins, 6251.

Playing at Great Lakes last Fri-
day, the Tech live was downeél $2 51
by tho sailors. Call Borgstr'om with
9 points and Jim Oldshue with 16
were lop men from Tech.

The sailors were. led by John King
with 17 points.

Lose lo Chicago Tcaclmm, {iii-34.

Chicago Teachers trounced the
Tochfivc 56 to 34 last Wednesday.
Bill 3mg“; tallied 14 points for Tech
I Ito mice game scoring honors.

Two more games remain on the
Tech schedule; Tucmloy againm‘;
Aflfl‘fl and Saturday against Low-
Nrencc.

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AND OH 30 GRACEFULE—w5hown Above ore Home of ihe key moo oil Coach Ahern'o

nino march in :9 row before bowing lo \Mrighi .l. C.

Piclmrod loll lo righi ore Ernie Hellmor. Jun-gen Schmiol‘. and Bill Meier.

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The Techawlc track squad lost its
first indoor meet of the season to
Loyola last Saturday, 67 to 19. Three
Tech runners took first, places.

Chandler Sommons took a first in
the ahoi; put with a 420' 21/2” heave,
Arnie Harrison won the 40 yd. low
hurdles in :05.6, and Miller won the
40 yd. high hurdles in 106.1. Five
other Techawkc tool: third places
in the meet.

Next Friday at 7 pm. tho track
team has a three—way meet with Con-
cordia and Morton .l. C. at the U
of C Fioldhouso.

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Because of his record as; captain
of the basketball team, Carl Berg--
sir-om has been choacn, as Sporfis
Personality of the “Week. He claims
that sport as his favorite hobby, loot
likes all sports.

At Fang-er High
School he played
backetball and
tennis.

H is Scoring pen
centage is better
than average, but
UT needed a good
pivot man. Being
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enough to suit the fans.

Besides basketball, he’s a letter»
man in Tennis, and he’ll be playing
tennis comes warm weather. But-
with all his sports activities, he has
still found time to be a freshman
aflVlSOY.

During the war Bergstrom was
in the Army Air Corps for three
years, nine months as. 3—24 pilot in
ETO. He thinks school life is a wee
bit on ihe rugged siclo after being
away so long, and would like to see
the administration Show more leni-
ency toward veterans Whose grades
are not quite up to the average.

He thinks too that athletes; should
be allowed to arrange their class
schedules so that maximum study
cam be allottod without deterring
their athletic promoms. Ami he has
many other suggestions on social and
academic improvements at UT“.

Carl graduates in ill/1&9 bu: isn‘t
decidezl on his future. With half a
chance, he’d like in coach basketball
and he’s just the man who can {lo it.

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The Tech grooners will take on
Morton J. C. next: Friday in one of
the last meets of the season Without;
the leadership of theitliocaptain, Vic
Mieczhowski, who received hie ohccp-
shin last month.

Tho. season will. come, to a close on
March 8, when the Techcwhs invade
Wheaton to participate in the Wham
ton invitational meet.

Tho. Wheaten and Delfialb matches
scheduled for last. week were can"
celled because the new prohational
policy of the school disqualified moot
of the team. Eight gropplem were
left after the probolionai reaper had
when its toll. They are Ronnie, Al»
tam, Jim Fitzpatrick, John Gilman,
Harry Himelblzw, Bill} Mon‘lzblanc,
Guido Norini, Julias Snyder and
Leonard 'l‘aoosig.

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The tankers storm-xi off with an early leool with Bill Mailer,

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Candidates for the Techowh var-
sity tennis squad will hold their fimt
meeting of the semester at 11 am.

Friday, February 28, in room 114
Chopin.
All stodents Wilch former- high

zschool, college, or other experience
are #Slied to ottcnd or to contact
Coach Bud Hermann

Additional home and home match—
os with Valparaiso Univemlty,
George Williams; Gollegc ancl Loyola
University were announced by Her—
mann this Week, to roond out a 14«
mecl’ schedule. Outdoor drills will
start on Marci) 17, in preparation,
for the season opener or. V alpamioo
on April l2.

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Foul Illinois; Tech boxera were
entered in the xecent Golden Gloves
Toni-hey, and three of the four bat—
io’red their way into the semi-finals.
The cntx'ics were Milton Garfinkle,
lfil.‘ lbs.; Jim Shell, 160 lbs.; Bill
Sclmltc, 135 ”’13.; and Cy Ohlin, 1‘75
lbs.

Garfinltle Won his first boot, only
to be forced to drop out in tho semi»
finals because of illneos. Shell and
Scholie won their mooning bouts but
were boo-ion in the semifinal
matches. Doc to probation looses,
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in this issue, a new feature is; being“ inaugurated on the sports page,

that of the Sports Personalliy of me, Week

Emil week, during fihe

semester, the person who runs in an onto landing perfoz mouse in any phase
of lllinois Tech athletics will be featuteo as the Spoils Personality of the

Week.

The oelection will be made by the sports stall“ of Technology News,

and a carton of Chcslcrficld Cigarettes; will be given by Technology Nfiws

$0 each person selected.
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For the information oi‘ will new students, and some old students,
all lemma neceivcii at Schoolo eihcr than Illinois Tech are not allowed

lo be worn on ilie camping. ”l‘lao sweaiom or jachcm wiih tho lciiors ire-

moved may be worn, however. The mgolofion will be strictly enfoiccil
by Honor l. the honorary ofililciic fi‘aici'nily.
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The probation list hog taken its toll in the ranks of the Tech athletes.
One of the deportmenls to stiller is the intramural program. As yet, no
one 10 take over the job of intramural manager has been found. This is
a job which demands considerable time and skill; a lot more time than the
average Techman can afford, to devotelo it. Efforts have been made con—
stantly to secure a new manager since Ed Arends graduated, but desirable
men are either in scholastic: difficulties or afraid of becoming so.

Consequently, the haslaoélmll tourney has not, even been begun as

yet.
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prolmloic that Someone intereotcd in howling

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The varsily looms have algo been hand hit Yoy‘ prolmtion l lliffll‘thTlBil

loot week that the

of the track team has been losi.
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Anyone desiring: to play on

.o‘amm, 23o a:

so imming and back to amg have positions amen fol any-
one having expeiience in any of the events.
W119 at {his time. The swimmers lost their high point man.

’lhe situation i. even mom
anti ghoul half

these comm:

Ahem for swimming or Coach Roy
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fills: Hc‘

Ernie Hellman. and Jurg’cn Eclim‘lilg
winning the medley in 3. very c2032
heat. Them Detroit look the lead
and hold it throughout most of the
meet.

Jim Molliemey Won the 66 {mil £58
yard freestyle for 10 palate. Bill
Miller won the back stroke anti John
Moltielshi Won fiho diving. .loe Peiaer,
in one of the last events, touched $2323:
Detroit mam in the 440 by mono
inches to clinch the meet.

The swimmers then went on to
take the 400 yard relay by half a
pool length.

Loss 0! Wright, [£2 to 33.

Suffering from the loss of Jim
McNerney, high point man, and Dan
Nelsen due to probation, the tank-
ears lost to Wright, 42 to 33 for Shel:
first loss oi? the season.

John Makielski and Ray Klitzke
took first and second in the diving.
.lurgen Schmidt took first in the 3.130
yd. free style, the Tech £60 yartl
relay team won.

Top North Central.

The tankers overwhelmed‘ North
Central College in a. return moefiai:
Nopervillc on Feb. 13, by a score of
48 to 27. This was the eighth Vic;
tory for tho swimmers.

ll'li‘, ifinfiE’Elkfll’l‘. 25%

can YARD MEDLEY RELAY—Won to
Illinois Tech (Axelmod, Hellman Schmidt}.
Tim‘e, 3:2i.l..

220 YARD FREE STEELE-«Wan in; Kogel~
man, Detroit: Bieimmi, Detroit, second; Nol-
so’n, Illifiofio ’l‘éch third Time, '

66 YARB FREE STYLE—Won la? loc-
Howey: mimic Tech; E‘s‘ml: crton, fielmit.
sceona :Gasbonaro. Detroit. third. ‘l‘im’e, H812

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160 VAR!) BACKSTROKE *Won by hisier,
Illinois ’l‘ech. Axelrood, Illino‘mg Tech, second:
Formats. Detroit. third. -

zoo YARD BREASTSTROKE —— Won 32:?
Mandel, Detroit: Hellman iilinois Tech, sew
and; Beckman, Illinois Tech. third. Time,

«2 312.8.

440 YARD FREE STYLE—Won by Peter.
Illinoig Te:- h; Eioimon, Detroit, second;
Lenik Detroit chin! Time. 5: ‘.’l‘.

400 YARD RELAYnl‘Von by Illinois Tech
(Nelson, Schmidt. Mada-en. mid McNez-ney).
Time, 8:551».

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looloow flooioo

The intramural pingpong tourna»
ment gets Iznéer Way this week with
first round schedules posted on the
IM bulletin board in the Student
Union.

Twolve men are entered in tho
slingles (tourney. The men scheduled
to play in the first round must con-
tact each other and play the match
of? by Friqlcy. Each match will be,
decided by the winner of two gameo
out of three.

Next week, the sccond round will
be held. The three winners nemain»
lug; afier the seconai round will play
a round robin to determine the final
champion.

Five (loubleg teams are calmed in
the tourxaey. ”l‘he first x'ound will he
held with the, some arrangement as
in the singles learner. The three:
remaining teams will then plat}, a,
mono robin next week.

 

 

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