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The belated intramural basketball
tournament will start next week, am
nounced Larry Shapiro, who is man»
aging the tournament. The meet will
be run off in the boy’s gym 501M.

Wednesday, March 19, 12 p.1n., is
the deadline for entries. Men wish-
ing: to enter a squad should list
the team name-and the names, depart
monk, and year of all their players.
These lists are to ho deposited in
the intramural box in the lobby of
the Student Union. The teams must
consist of players all from the name
year, or the same department.

 

Each team is required to gurnish
at least. one man to act as a referee
for the duration of the tournament.
Any team which does not furnish
a referee will not be allOWed to en-
ter the tournament. Referees must
contact Larry Shapiro by one o’clock
Friday He can be found in “Sonny”
Weissman 8 office from 12 to 1 p.111.
each weekday

The schedule of games will be
posted on the intramural board in
the Student Union lobby. The school-
ule of opening games will be up on
Thursday. Games will begin at 5:15
p.1n., and teams musL be ready for
play by 5:25 or the game will be
forfeited. The games will consiat
of two fifteen minute halves. Re-
sults of games are to he dropped
into the intramural box the follow~
ing day.

The basketball tourney is to be
run on a double elimination basis.
This method oi play has been Chosen
for several reasons said Shapiro.
First of all, the late snarl of the
meet he as made the round robin sys-
tem impossible. Secondly, double
elimination gives a team a chance
to come back and prove its caliber
after an ”00.” day”, while a single
elimination tourney is greatly a
matter of luck and is not a fair test
of a team’s strength, added Shapiro.

 

 

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Illinois, Il1ird;l(.is1e1, Kansas ‘: Mo, founh;
Gaulmey, Missouii, fill.

DL WE'ANCIS ML‘HLEY RELA Won by
Indiana (Priiou‘le Bradley, Deni. Mitchell);
NoItre Dome, ond; Michigan, third; Illi-
. fourth: VVi:-.consin,fll'tl1.i‘ime 10:21. 0.
{New more? recur urmer marl: 10. '24. F1 by
Michigan State 11‘. 1935).

ISIIO’I' l’ Won by Wanner, Illinois; Fan-
Ville, Mich 1, 2nd; Quirk, Missouri, thir
Prolhex'. Kansne State. fourth; Sullivan.
Nolro Danie fifth.D11;Lnnce I'M/1]., “ (new
meet record; lormer mark of £11’ 01/ “ not by
111' ' State in 1930)

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both of Illinois 10d for first, 6’4"; 1411sz-
111.1. Puidue,Ihi1 ' Hodge“, Wisconsin;

  

Gardner and la 1'1: (1 mm:
M11 1110-111 SLato, “tin-d for founh.
I’GLE VAULTA-Won by Stwcll, North»
wonlei'n; Fox, Indiana, Pomchnik, Marquette.
and Moltm Illinois. tied fox‘ second; Lun
Western, Strublo, Nome Dunne,
Wisconsin; Dillenbock, Drake;
Moody, and Ulvnnted. Michigan, and Ill ch-
ard“; Illinois, tied for fifth. Height, 19.46”
70 YARD I‘IAEEII on by Houden, WIH‘
cumin: McKenIey, Illinois, second; Holland,
Northwenlmn. third; Guih, Missouri. fourth:
May, Purdue. fifth Time New meet
record. and Lies American record; former
met-1. record of :07.1 cfimblishcd by Grime of

and Milne,

 

Illinoin in 1936 and tied by Skelton, Mar-—
(matte. 1930; Littler, Nebrnnku, 1040, land
Mclicnley. Illinois in the qualifying races;

yesterday. American record of :07 set .V
Murchinson. 111 10215 and mind by Memoirs. in

1938.) .

'I‘WO MILE RIZLAY~Won by Michigan
(Burlnnll. Hayden, Low. Barton) ; Illinois.
second; Not be Damn-,7 th‘x ; Purdue, fourth:

 

Indmnii Iifh. Tim 8.1

70 YAIIII I-IIGII {HERE}! ES—- Won by Por—
Ier, Northwmmrn; Walker, Illinoiu. second;
MiLchell, Indiana, third; Blakeley, Missouri,
fourth; Mitchell Indiana, fii'IHh Time :08.5
(New meet record and Iiefi American record;
foimer mcet record 01 :08. 6 wet by Smith of
Wisconsin in 1338; American accord 111ml; net
by Wright ofO 03mm in 1941).

SPRINT MED‘LEY III LAY Won by Wim
cumin (Shinpol, Houden, Young, Gehrmnnn);
Michigan, second: Illinois, third; Indiana.
fourth: Notre Dame, fifth ‘ime 15:62.6.

440 YARD RUN ”Won by McKenley, Illi-
noin; Altepeter. Northwesmrn, necond; Anit,
Missouri, third; ‘rarrcd Wisconsin, Iourth;
Murphy, Mnrquittte fifth. 11010 247.0. (New
meet merican record form mer meat,
record of 249.321eI. by Littler of Nebraska
in 1041' former American Iccord of :48 sci.
by McKcnley in Nine meet this year. )

7!! YA Kill} LOWY llllllDLlES—r-Won by Wel»
ker, Illinois; (xartinor M14 4.10mi, second;
Vex-011ml, Purdue. Ihirtl; GuLtinIz, Purdue,
fourth; Mitchell. Indiana. fifth. Time :01?)
Ituo meet recon] .1c1. by Kahlcr of Ncbrmilcu
ln Iii/11).

ONE MILE RUN~ Won by ’I’Womcy, lllL
nois: Brenneman, Illinoin, second; Knlm-
barn. Michigan 81m third, Hurllicrl, Pur-
due Ionrth; Tracy, Notre Dame,fif1‘.h. Time
11186.

1589 YARD RUN Won by Gehrmann, Wis-

mnsin: Sc,ott Michigan State. second: Bird-
sail Michigan.th1rd:smnrt. Kansas Mute,
fourth , Anger, No1thweotern,fifth. ime

ONE MILE RELA‘l-Z‘v‘ Won by lllinoin
(Walker. Rcliberg. Vrunok. McKt-nlcy) ; Notl‘c
111149. m'ond Ichieron, third; Drake,
“:l‘ourth ll/lmqueiie, [‘1th Im new
med re<:;ord
Piitshurxch in 01934). .
LEGE BIVISIUN
TWO MIlILIEL REL/1711’ Won by thalon
IBuIIer, Diner. Sultan, Wonthmu); Michigan
Normal, wound; Baldwierallacc, Iliirrl;
Case. fourth; DEKnIb, fifth. Time 8204.3.
(New mecl. record; Iormer marl: of‘ 8:04.55
set by Miami of Ohio in 194.“.
EU Won by Wri glut, Wayne.
21’8RI,‘A;Camvbell Michigmi Normal, second.
KuIzmar, Baldwin—Wallace: Hons, orth
chtrel, e10111111; rVllolll‘ei', M1chiivan Noymul
fif Lh. 'rfi 41 time contented.)
DIH’I‘AGNCI' ell/IEIILIIY MEL/l. Won by
Ohio Wesleyan (Blmkburn. I‘lllwood. Swam-

 

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U OF E CAPTAlN—mfiolo Rnhberg, cap-
ioln oi lho newly crowned universil‘y div].
sion Illinoie loch Relays chompa, Ioles
belch in mile relay, which ills lllini won
by selling 1‘: new moel‘ record all 3:”38

 

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Ivy. Breisl‘ord); Mic 1111 Normal. wound;
Wheuhm. (bird; Miami, I‘ourlh; Woulrrn
Michimin, fifth. Time. 10: 114.8 17mm rec-
ord: [Ii-1:: time commie

EIIK‘IT PUT Won by lmul‘ek, Au;
lichrena. Bradley, sciflond Wei 114 M
Normnl. third; 'Pommon, Wl’mi fourth:
lc Kay, Coo, fifth Distance, 4 '.

I-IlGII JUMP--W011 ly Hm: ' 1:111. Hmtl»
levy, 6’4“; Brodie, Michigan Normal: Taylor,
Wexuorn Miohin’un 11ml linehmnn, Miami, 110d

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for 11omnd;(.ml)le,
Zia-r, thzitrm and
'I‘omhem, tied for fifth.

POHE VAULT Won by Arohm. Detroit;
Kristofok and Mcyeiingz cm 0. and Zvo-
lunch, Milwaukee ’i‘eaul‘mm. 1.1m for wound-
Nnv vonux, Michigan Normx1l,nnd Weiler,
North Cimlral, tied fm fifth He inhi, 13'.

70 YARN BASIL—Won by Cnmnlwll,
1mm Normal: Carey, Cemml Michigan,
and; Zowriizht, Wayne, third: Bony
(lrinncll, fourth; Jm‘l‘son,
’I‘mchcrs, Mnoomb, lll., fifth.
«tics. mot record 1191 by Johnson

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bowling oui'nament

Ray Klopoch they
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Three Tech ti'ackmen brought in
16 points for a 7th place in the Cen-
tral A..A.U. Indoor track meet last
Friday. The men were the old re—
Iinbles, Chandler Summons, Ar—
nie Harrison, and runner—manager
Dick Yule. Sammonds threw well
enough to place 5th in a sm'ong field.
Norm Wassei‘ of the University of
lllinois broke an 18 year old record
with a loos of 52’1 l"

 

 

 

Arnie, high. scorer of the team,
jumped into second niece in the
broad jump, adding: 4. more points 130
his total, Yule placed third in the
one mile walk.

The A..A.U. meet was the scene
of :1 worlds indoor record in the
300 yard dash as Herb Molienley of
the University of lllinois sprinted
the distance in 30.3 seconds.

 

Normal in 1033 and Hermon, Carleton, in
1034

UN}? MILE RELAY .
7.01.4.nuney, thert 1
1011,12 sec:ond Whnnton third: Indiana Tcoclp
era and (lurleIo on tied for Iourih. Time 3 .28.

70 YARD HIGH IIURIJLES-wWOh by Di]-
lm'd, BaldwimWallnce: Taylor. sttern
Michigan, second; Radar. BaldwinuWall :1,
third; (lundrum. Michigan Normal, 101114.11;
Hicks Mne/fllester, fifth. Tim: :0 (New
moi. record; Former mark of 8.8 made by
'l‘oimich, Vlluyhe. in 1037, and “ed by Hlnd,
Michigan Normal in 1940, and by Dillard in

1943).
44K) YARD RUNwWOn by Blackburn. Ohio
Wonk-yon: Chimney, Loyola, second: Humlfle.
Week-1n M11:I1i::an, third; Sennin‘n, Baldwin-
Woll.1(:0. fourth; Kinney. Indium}. Sumo,
filth. Time: [31.4
YARD ILOW HUKDLES Won by Dil'

lmd, Buldv'in— Wallace: Budnr, Baldwin-
‘Wnllace, second. Campbell, Michigan State,
1I11rd.Brodie, Michigan State. fourth; Gun-
drum, Michigan SL21L£5fiILh.ime :97. . (New
um «I record and 11nd ties American runord:
Im-mrr moot rm'ro rl o 7.0 not by Allan
’Iolmich of Wayne in 1937; American record
1101 In! VI/Iixzhl of Ohio {abate in 1042)

INF Mill 1E RUN yBrelsfmd. Ohio
Wesleyan: Perkinn, DeKnlb T:-acherss.. socond;
Swornlvy, Ohio Wealeyan, Ihlrd: 51.11111, Wm-
Lern Michigan. fourth: McAdam. Cornell
I-ollcruc. fifth. 'I‘ime 4:223 INcw moot rev»
ord former mark 01 II :22 0 so! by Cluum‘hmn
of (omell college in 194 2.1

It. IN Won by Smith. Michigan

 

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Normal: Cobb mouth Dakota, second: Noder»
lander, Michiwmx Normal, Ihir K111ivod.1,
thnmn.‘ lourtllg Chunhill. C1130, lift
’liy no 2

SPRINT SMI‘ZIDLEY IFKIEEMIY Won by Mich-
1mm Normal ICOTLII'I. limdix Holloway
l‘inwlr. IinldwianI-illnm» .«1econd; DcKnlh

(See RELAY RESULTS on pogo 7)

 

Sunday without :1 single man .30 Mine: 2:.
200 game. Paced by Ray Semis
victors amassed :1 Intel 01'231

Win in the

1.24 series and a 5043 “cola? lily
pilifié.

The freshman team come close to
victory with a total of 2304 Th 9%.:
top man was Paul Peteison witn ii 8,2
The Senior Macho placed thin: with
2297 George Erhert go: 501 for the
Senioi'a.

{oland Stancl of the Juniors. lie

21 208 game and a 504 series

bolster his team to a 2183 $111.51.-
The Soph no. 2 team plaeeti lift
with 2119 and 21 491 series by slim.
Shel/ion was their best effort. Though .
Roger Tate totaled 529 his Senior
Chcms were out. of the awning.

The Tourney will be comgleted
next Sunday with the doubles (Noni.
If more than fifty men enter this
event 2: singles contest will be held, I
said J ake Dumelle, tourney manager.
Thirteen doubles teams have been
entered to date. Bowlers in the
doubles; must be in ‘Lhe same year ’
and may Sign up in Sonny Wale-r
manls office.

   
    
   
 
  
  
  
 

TWO freshman bowling unattaehod,
Richard Arbanas, freshman CE and
classmate Al linobbe rolled a 5’56
and 551 series respectively.

These men lead in the determina«
tion of the tournament’s individual
high and series winner.

 

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two practice games for this sea-
1-3011 with more meets being anticipetw
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been promised a chance to play in L
the first three meets. Coach Bibh
is anxious to see a lot of men out.
for the team this season for he
is sure there is some fine material.
around the school. The first music»
Lice meet is scheduled for April 5th...

 

  

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