dual meets with Navy Pier and

A tragedy in Albion, Michigan, forced the cancel]

meet, as icy roads in Michigan
caused an auto accident in which
three Albion athletes lost their
lives.

Since January 5, the mcrmen
have engaged in three meets and
(Jamie out unite]! in two of them,
trouncing George Williams 60-14
and measuring the University of

. Wisconsin extension at Milwau-
kee to the tune of‘ 49~26 and
succumbing to De Pauw 47~28.

The score of the De Pauw meet
indicates the importance of good
second string men to give a team
depth. The Green‘castle squad
rolled up a 15-point margin even
though IIT won five events to
their four. ‘ ,

The 'l‘echawks hit a peak against
the “little” Badgers from Wiscon-
sin’s Milwaukee extension as Earl
Takata set a ’new 200 yard back-
stroke standard of 2230.6 and led
off the 300 yard medley relay with
a line 1:046 effort in the back—
stroke leg to help Len Carlrnan
and Ron Watson set a new school
record (which they lowered at
De Pauw).

In the same meet ctr-captain
Ted Erik‘son split two races,
winning, the 220 but losing the
440 toCherne of Wisconsin by
a. body length, in the good time
of 5:30.15. The 60 yard sprint
,saw Ted Snath swim the best
race of: his career to lead Emil
Valovic across the finish line,
and giving Il’ll‘ a fat eight points
for that one event.

, Tech's’ other co~captain, Len
Carlman, who- now has four
straight wins in the breast stroke.
Won the 200 yard event with Zich-
terman at his heels in the George
Willianis’ and Wisconsin meets.
Our; div‘ers. Evans Brown and Dick

   

Lawrence.

Swinging into action against Illinois Normal tomorrow, our tanksters are 0

h
fifth victory of the season. The prospects are bright for making a clean sweep of

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George Williams and Wisconsin,
but could only manage a third by
Brown at De Pauw.

This semester will find the
seals operating without the daily
advice of coach John Makie‘lslki
and breast stroker Jerry, Zichter— ~-
man. Makielski will guide, the
team at the meets but his new
job in South Bend will prevent
his attendance at the practice
sessions. . _ 1

The loss of Zichterman will se—
riously hinder the squad, coped-
ally in the invitational meets since
he placed second at North Central
last year in the 150 yard individ—
ual medley—wan event held only

 

 

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Len Carlman, co-captain and
"ming team, was
semester. Other
Howie Gardner,
treasurer. ‘
uGa’rdner is a forward on the
basketball vyteam and Watson is

a free style swimmer on the

water squad. These men will'
replace Bohr Leiser, Dean Levi
and Al Ashurst, formerly nresi~
dent; vice—president and sec.-
treas.. respectively.

It was announced at the meet-
ing that the 1950 world series
movies will be shown~free 1 pm.
Tuesday, February 27 in the MC
auditorium. Highlights of these
games between the New York
Yankees and the Philadelphia
Phillies will be well worth seeing.

Final plans were made for the
erection of the new outdoor athlet-
ic bulletin board. It will be erec-
ted as soon as the weather permits.

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(Continued from page '50) ‘

After taking a 15-point lead in
the first half, the Techawks lossed
their touch as Omaha got hot and
tied the score. However, the Tech
quintet came back to life and
emerged with a 61-57 win.

Two losses followed this win
streak as Tech traveled to Be—
ll’auw and Carroll. A poor shoot-
ing percentage was responsible
for the first loss and the team
seemed to fall apart against
Carroll. The scores were 73-46
and "15-663 respectively.

Next Tuesday IIT will try to
break Concordia’s win streak‘at
the Tech gym. As of this issue
the Cougarshave not lost a game
in fourteen-outings.

 

 

  

elected president of Honor I for the spring
officers of the honorary athletic fraternity are

 

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and Ron \Vatson, secretary»

 

By Sonny Mann

Sex! Ah, what a wonderful sub—
ject and I have to talk about fra-
ternity sports. I may as well pick
up where I left off last semester,
up to my ears in an lnterfra-
temity basketball tourney.

However, before I become a
statistician and another George
Gallup, I’d like to release the final
standings of last semester’s sports
activities. In football, Alpha
Sigma Phi won the IF title by
beating Delta Tau Delta 6~0 in
the season’s windup. The Daeda»
lians and the Alpha Sigs still have
to meet in order to determine the
IF tennis champs. The Delts
walked oflt‘ with the golf trophy
as the prize for their efforts.

Basketball finds last year’s
defending champs, Theta Xi,
still hugging the lead in League
A with four wins and. no los-
ses. Alpha. Sigma Phi is fighting
off an upsurgent Daedalian team
for the League 13 lead. Both
teams haVe a 2-0 record.

Theta Xi has practically the
same team as last year minus
Bill Grines, who graduated, and
should be the team to beat. But
then again, I’m only a reporter

 

 

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year they placed ninth out of a 1
team field. .

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full places on the team that will
be vacated by graduating sen-
iors. Henrlksen stated that seven
of the present ten team members
will graduate in June.

The entire rifle club will meet
tonight on the range. An election
for club president will be held and
plans for a club social will be dis-
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