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Illinois Tech’s “pillchasers” will compete in their final inter—
collegiate meet of the season tomorrow when they swing, into
action in the Chicago Intercollegiate tourney. This “grand finale"
will take place at the Silver Lake country club, the first foursome
being scheduled to tee off at 8:30 erful Elmhurst squad beat the
a. m. Competing in this meet are Tech aggregation on Thursday,
teams from the University of Chi- May 11, by shooting phenomenal
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ed on the basis of 36 hole medal This year’s golfing team has
scores. compiled a record of five wins
Since the last issue of Technol- against three loses thus far. Vet—
ogy News went to press the golf- eran Coach Sam Bibb has said that
are have been plagued by a run of “Ernie 'Nordquist has been the fin—
bad luck in their contests. A pow- est manager we have yet had."

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With the major league baseball season entering its fifth week,
the Horsehide Horoscope contestants may well have reason to pull‘
out their chests, for the consensus of last issue comes amazingly
close to the actual findings. The only radical departures from
the consensus are the surprising
Cubs and Washington Senators.
Both clubs, picked for last place,
are right up there in contention,
both in fourth place.

The Brooklyn Dodgers, de-
fending champs in the senior cir-
cuit and choice to win again, are
running just behind the youthful
Philadelphia Phillies, with the By Sid Doppelt
St. Louis Cards at close third. In . .
the Junior loop the consensus’ ‘Once agaln Theta X! and Alpha
pick to play in the World Series, Sigma Phi emerged as the cream
the Boston Red Sox, are in sec- 0f the IF 1931:9191. as they rolled
0nd place by percentage points over all competition to finish in
only, right behind the Detroit first place in their respective sett-
Tigers, with the Yankees haul at ball leagues.
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This week, the Winners of the
two cartons of CHESTERFIELDS
given away each week are “Pete”
Igrao, a freshman at the Institute
of Design, and Donald Dubin, a
second semester Physics major.

To earn his CHESTERFIELDS,
Pete wrote:

The Dodgers have the best in«
field, catching staff and bench in
their league. They have many
young pitchers who throw hard.
A finely balanced club.

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Delta of League A and Delta Lamb—
da Xi of League B. Each finished
with a 4-1 record aml each suf~
fered that one defeat at the hands
of the first place team.

The playofi‘s will begin this
week and will find the Alpha Sigs
pitted against a Strong DLX
squad While Theta Xi meets
Delta Tau Delta. The Winners
will meet for the championship,
while the losers will battle it out
for 3rd place.

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