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WJ:' RI! OR, BOYS--nn>OOR TILt.C)[ Coach J. Fred Powetl; has called out candidates for the indoor track. Altogether too few men showed up the first night.. Perhaps this was due to a misunderstanding of the notia~ which called for candidates for the relay teams. ~len a,re wanted for any and every track event. At the present time about twentr·fh·e men are out every afternoon, getting int.o trim for the relays. That is no kind of show· ingl For a school that relies on its track teams Cor mOSt of its athletic fame, we expect to see a fifth of the school enough interested in track to get. out and see what they can do. Come out of It, man I GQ take a look at some of those trophies in the Gym, especially the one of the U ni\·er~ity of Pennsylvania Carni\'al. Then just make up )'Out mi11d that you are going to help Tech win ano ther one this year. The men now ou t fo r rein)' Sa)" we will (Co11tinued on Page 3, Cot. 21
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President [rn N. Hollis announced ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL SEASON GETS FINE SEND-OFF some time ago the rereipt of this ron· tnbution, but at the request of tbe Brown walloped I Doesn't it round This, of ~"'uNe, didn't last long After giver withheld the name at that time. good! Well! h's tru~last year and about 10 minut~ Tech broke away. this year too. Tec:h's lin;t opponent I The ball begnn g9ing thro ugh our ring The 1dent sty ol the gi\'er was made of the season was sadly defeated in n - not just hitting it. The men we~ known at the meeting of the New York 1 whirlwind gnme> last Saturday night on working hard- mighty bard. Cnmpbell alumni association at the Ma.c hinery Tech's floor. H was rumored dunng : wM spilled or. his b11ck but shot for club, New \'ork, Thursday night, tho: week that. Brown had a star quin· the ba$ket and almost scored R. Prof. Arthur D. Butterfield, of \\'or· tet. and one over·pes..~imistic indh·irlual j White rontmuaUy ~poiled hss man's rester, secretary or the endowment fund was heard to sny that he feared for chances oJ soonng, while Arch1bald $bOwed Ufat he could talce thP ball committee. attended the meeting. T. Tt<!h's laurels. Spencer MilleT. '79, presided and was The 'bej:,oinning of the gume wns very I away fl'Om Brown as well wben ort his elected chairman of the New Y ork close.. The bo.ll w.u; kept mostly on back 8ll when on his feet, The first alumni campaign o rganization. Mr. Brown's end of the ftoor. It almost hnlf ended with Tech the betletr by ona 1 Fuller w as chosen as \'ice:ehnirman of seemed as though a jinx had set"tled point.-8 to 7. the campaign and made chairman of do"·n on the shoulder$ of our players, Betwel'n th" halvcn; o ur old "get·rid· the committee to lntere$t industrial the ball continually hhting the ring, of-it" coach, Swasey, began telling the concerns i o the driYe. going hall in but rolling out again. boys how the score would be at the end and bow they -could make 1t so. And the stelldy grirt on bls fllce at the end implies much I lt means that what he's MID-YEAR EXAMINA1:tON SCHEDULE beert saying llbout another champion· January 15-21 ship team is fact not fiction. A crowd Saturday, Frid&J, Kond&y, of over 600, filling t he bleachers, run· Dynamics E. E. Lab. UydrauL ning track, and all a\'allabte chalrs. M 208 E. Des. Rm. will bear witness t.o that fe>cl. Masonry :\1 2«»1 The second half was further pmof a 11 ol that statement. Our short, quick Org11nic lndustr. Quant. Survey. Sru,. Ch. passwork ~ntirely looted Brown. "Cy'' B 18 SJ3.37 D 19 S 38 B 18 Campbell was high man sconnt six )lasonry £ . E. Lal;s. Dynamics E. E. 13 Thermo. basket.' in thi~ bali. His guard watched :\( 2()6.8 E. Lec:t. B IS ~~ 207-8 E I him clOl>e and ,....., always on his neck Ecooom'Scs Sta tics Phys. 3 Thermo. with both wings fto:pping but "Soup" M 207-8 S28 proved too much for him. The way R. R. Cons. f!iahways "Cnp'' Stoughton and our two guards, B 19 B 17 1320 time and t.lme ngain stopped the Brown ~( 207-8 forwards by interwpting ~ is an Quant. B 24 indico.tion of high class playing, Cnps 37-8 tain Pit-ri or Brown never seemed to be E. B. 4 Steam Phys. 4 able t.o lind anyone t.o pa.'IS the belli t.o. E I 825 M 301 Therefore he was alwe>y~ shooting from Eng. 3 Phys. Span. I th.e middle of the ftoor. We are glad B ZS.M 207 B 19 to say he was finally awarded with one or S28 long shot aitH innumunble attempt-.. French 55 Sun·ey. Our quintet was not in ih regular B 17-20 n 19 form of shooting Sattlrday night, e:7 or S38 (Continued on Page 3, Col 2.1 Qual. Adv. I nor. Gerrnan5
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Prof. Ewell, formerly major in lhe air service and still ~ected with the Rrvice as a member of the Army and Navy Board in cltatge of Aerial Bombs and Accessories, is deJjvering a course of lectures upon the "Principles of Aeronautics" in conjunction with Me. cbanical Engineering Course 49.