Austin, Parker, Vocational, Calumet and Von Steuben seem to
be the chief threats to the Marshall Commandos dominance of the
Illinois Tech Tournament. Austin’s senior quintet has squelched
five strong opponents along the exhibition trail. Led by the clutch

 

 

 

shooting of guard Floyd Young-

berg, the Tigers this week topped
Farragut to remain undefeated.
Parker (the team that

stopped the Marshall junior
win streak at 98 back in ’44)
will try to throw up a road
block to stop the Commandos.
The south section Colonels also
have put five opponents to the
sword; numbering clubs from
the Catholic, Public and Pri-
vate school leagues among
their victims.

Vocational’s city champion junior
team will join hands with their big
brothers to try and even the score
against the Commandos (last week
the senior Cavaliers succumbed to
Marshall 56—39).

Calumet, winner in four of five
contests and semi-finalist last year,
girds for south section competition
(who’s in the south section?)
where the Indians are defending
champs. (“Hot” teams in the south
section are Vocational, Parker,
South Shore, Hyde Park, etc.,
see!)

Von Steuben, north section
powerhouse, finally felt the sting
of defeat at the hands of another

1% fines a,

PREP TOU RNAMENT SCENE—the

basketball floor.

Tech entry, Wells. The 59-56 loss
last week snapped Steuben’s string
at four straight and left the north-
erners hungry for a taste of re—
venge in next week’s big battle.

To oilset these major threats
to their “life and limb” the
Commandos offer a squad that
has cruised to five consecutive
triumphs. ‘

The west section champions have
pounded Holy Trinity 63-29, Lane
64-24, Roosevelt 60—37, Vocational
56459, and Schurz 53-35 to average
60 points a game.

CaptainJXl Sherman, 6 ft. 1 in.
forward, Earl Neuman, 6 ft. 2 in.
center, Noah Marmel, 6 ft. 3 in.
forward, Howie Abraham, 6 ft. 3
in. guard and Edwin Goldman, 5 ft.
8 in. guard give the Maroon and
Gold a lineup averaging 6 ft. 1 in.,
loaded with speed and scoring
punch.

“To the swift go the spoils” and
the trophies, and the medals and
the glory. The best in Chicago prep
basketball will be on display at
the Amphitheatre December 26 for

 

all to see.

    

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Amphitheatre

 

 

By Bill Feliss
The Podunk A. C. emerged from last week’s Intramural compe-
tition with a very surprising victory over the highly rated Archs
quintet. Podunk got off to a good start and by the end of the first

half was ahead by a 15—6 score.
the second half and unleashed a
scoring drive which tied the score
at 24—24, forcing the game into
overtime.

The Podunks, however, were
not to be denied. Norm Katz’s
basket with just a few seconds
of the overtime remaining gave
the Podunks their 29-27 win.
Hank Lokay scored 11 points
for the losers while Joe Duffy
of the l’odunks was good for
10 points.

Another close game of the week
saw the Rasslers drop a 26-25 loss
to the F.P.E.’s.

Sherman » Roberts personally ac-
counted for 15 points as the I.F‘.’s
blasted the Ergs 51—17.

The Wolves remained among the
unbeaten teams as the result of a
29—16 victory over the Blue and
Whites.

Other scores of the past week
were:

Shrimps 29, Ergs 19.

Accidents 26, Fowler Hall 19.

 

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Scalamera . 5 B 3 Podulka ..... 0 l l
Gardner 0 0 2 V'der Weyden 2 2 4
McCue ..... l 2 I Hansen ..... 3 I 5
Maalman 3 2 | Boise ....... 4 2 4
Goralka 3 0 5 Geocans 4 2 5
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McCoe . I 5 l Pauisch . . 0 0 5
Maafman ,,. 5 0 l Schulze .,... l 0 l
Peterson. R. . 0 0 3
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Halftime Score: ”1’, 2": Milwaukee, 29.

Score at end of regulation time: HT. 55;
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