Illinois Tech’e cindermen will make their first trip of the season
Saturday when they travel to Elmhurst College. The track men
will be out to duplicate last year’s successful jaunt when they
mauled Elmhuret 91—40. Leading the squad into action will be

two of last year’s stars, Al Ashoret
and Bill Baumgaztner. Ashurst is
expected to lead the field in the
distance events, the mile and tom»
mile runs, while Beumgartner will
be out to ring- up victories for the
Scarlet and Gray in the sprints.
Lest Saturday’s meet with the
University of Chicago fohnd the
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victory in the loo-yard (leash.
Dean also took eecomi place in
the 220-ynrd sprint.

Many of the returning veterans
came through in the U. of C. en-
counter with ’ splendid perform»
ances. Leading the list is Captain
Bill Baumgartner who put together
a first in the 220-yard dosh with a

league started oil‘ fast with six
runs in each of. the first two innings.
Burke, Bob McCue, Tom Goralka
and John Mikota accounted for
four hits apiece, with Milmta
knocking out two home rune.
Other games played in the base-
ball circuit saw the Archletcs heat
the Accidents, 17-5; NROTC over
the Bombers 27-5, and Chem Grade
whipping the Fire Protects 9—0.
The finals in the volleyball
playoffs started today with the
Gymmiee, Chem Grade, Supine.

: Behind the stellar pitching and powerful‘hitting of Ed Burke
’the Gymmiee opened the Intermural softball league schedule last
, Tuesday, beating the Aces hy the top-heavy score of 22—1.

The Gymmi’hs, defending champions in the twenty-seven team

Beaver‘si‘ and Whiz Kids in the.
Open Division section. Fowler
Hall, the Shrimps, the Fire Pro-
tecte' B team, and the Fresh are
etill standing in the Novice Di-
vision. Games are scheduled to
start at 2:30 pm. in the gym.

In the semi—finals of the Badmin-
ton championshipn the field has
been narrowed down to Kahn,
Saikia, Morgan and Taxman. These
men will fight it out for the finals
starting next Wednesday.

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94-37 score. Although the score
does not indicate it, this meet
was surely a moral victory felt
the Tech aggregation as all of
the Tech entries; came through in
good fashion to cop their share
of the places. The surprise of
the meet came when Dean Levi,
of wrestling fame, raced to a

second in the 100~yard dash, and
Ken Yahiro who copped first place
in the broad jump and scoond in the
jevelin throw. The other places
accumulated by KT were taken by
Clarence Lenger in the low and
high hurdles, Irv Gotteeman in the
pole vault, and Harold Donko in
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