MAC PRE REGISTER WANTS YOUR NEXT HONOR POINTS CAlllfJRNIA TECH WEEK C(/lifDrn;(/ InStitute of TechnDIDIY Volume LI. ______T~ursdoy, February 16, 195o__ - ______No.17 CANDIDATES FOR ASCIT OFFICESIM t d F N • d I er en an ee omlnate For .Highest Student Office ------0 Four Lesser Offices Remain Open IH Game Room Till Tomorrow for Extra Candidates Thirty-one candidates for ASC IT offices were nomina ted at last Fr iday's assembly in Culbertson. Under Way Nominations for the editor a f the Tech and the Big T, busi Ill' n lialle' M~ II 'S h a ll ness manager of the Tech, and Ral ly Commissioner were left A las, our coll ective s wdent open until Friday, Februa ry 17, since there was onl y a single body hopes have been dashed to nomi nation for each of these offices. the ground. Pool tables, s lot ma (0) The nominations were as fol- chines, rou lette w heels a nd book lows: ies will not be installed in the UO.-I Industry" PI· t~s id e nt of t h e ASCIT game !'Oom. John Fee To get the game room ready Ul rich Mel'ten - Top.-c Vicc-P I'csidl!lIl fat' use, the catacombs must be Alumn. Ollie Garcin e r paved, she lves fo r storage must be installed in them a nd the Speaking on the subj ect, " The OJ lias Peck \rVest trunk 1'00m must' be cleared :1'e~ l' o l e ~m ~ nclu ~tI,y," Mr. J. H. Peal Pings of all the chan.lc te r istic old store, hache l , JI ., w lJI be t he guest S( · (, I ' ct~ II·.r room debris . It is to do th is job I of t~l e Alu?1 ni Placement Dis· Alan Hahel' that the $G500 has been a ppro. CU~S l .o n7 S~ I~ l e s ~n nex't T u~s d ~y SLa n Croner pria ted. I evenl(l g. 1 he t une fo J' t hiS In- 'l'I'('WS UI't'" C ~' n tl';, 1i 'l'.'uuk l'ooUl tel'esting address is 7::l0 p.m.; the Alan M a r~ h a ll I place, the lounge of B lack er Pete Mason The catacombs, paved a nd H ouse. Jesse Wei! s h e lved up to the corne l', will be f The d iscussion w ill covel' the J"' il'S t Rc rH"cseut.at tve Candial('s 1'01' l\SCl'l' onit'('S, F,'olll h' l't to I'i ~ h l : lil'st "0"', ,Jcssc ' ''cil, UtI'je h Me l'ten , J ohn li'ee, us ed as the central trunkl'oom . place for engineers and scien. Bob Davis nOli S le w • C~MJ)U§ 13l!~WI~§ Tile California Teell mE S~UAR[S! CIRCLE Potpourri Published every Thursday during the CQ6. lege year except during ex.mlNotioN M\d By Bob Cl'ichton holidosy perrod$. by Bill \Vhituey Het/ric/( PtlSSIS CIIDeD/tlfes Callfo,nia Instltut•• f Techne&og, By now all k n0W the success 1201 East CalifOlnia Street" Pa~, cal, of the Glee Club-Orchestra op Ca l tech's own production of Life from the Infirmary would TruuOlatic Excitemcnt GI'Ccts Surpl'ise l\10l'C by Popular Darb Bo)' SubKription rateli: $1.;)0 per year. Entered a5 second-class matter Nov. 22. erelt-a, "Spooks in the Base J ohn Scott Campbell's operetta, be a better name for the column We're not exa'ctly sure of the I Handwriting on the wall 1911, at the Post Office in Paudena,( Cali fornia, under the Act of ~ch 3, 1019. _ ment," last Friday night. Few "Spooks in the Basement," was this week, since a bed in the significance of the above head- I dept.: Billy "have you tried Offices: Lower Fleming know that the success of the pro well supported by the Tech stu Health Center has been my win line, but diligent scrutiny of the Blacker's cocoa'!" Drake was ob T~ ~ ftphone' SYcamor. 6-1121 Ed, 180 Earl Hefn.'. Editor duction resulted from the tire dent hody last Friday night, with SC~IP.TURE dow on the world for the last seems to indicate served in the library, avidly EDITORIAL ST .... FF less work of two capable tech couples being turned away at the few days. that this is really the only type reading the latest issue of The Managing Editor...... Bob Kur!ana News Editor_...... Bruc. Stowe nicians. To these two men-be door. Those who did make it in The campus has changed. quite of news that is of interest to a Infantry JournaL Hmmmm. Sports Editor _.. __ ...... leon Michaelsen hind-the-scenes, Electrician Tony side, however, were treated to a bit since 1 was a frosh. Then Feature Editor ...... _.... _...... __ .Bill Wright newspaper reader, Seems as Sl)caking of Cl'jchton (oh, News Statf ...... Tom Banson, Oan LeMay, Malanoski, and Propman Taylor one of the finest bits of on·cam the Health Center was a room though Bruce had some candy weren't you?), we are forced to Tony Malanoski, Duane Marshall Ulrich Merten, lawrence Starr, Budd l eTour Joyner, go the special thanks of pus entertainment of the year. at the far end, you know, the sitting around his room, and fig- put him still further into the neau, Bob Stanaway, Ed Pyatt, Stan the production and directing Subtle Pal'ody very far end, of Kerckhoff. It Groner, Bob Smith AI Eschner, Bob Mad uring it would soon rot, took it public eye (just call him den, Bob Connel ly, Stanley Zwick, Ed staffs for making it possible for Much credit should be given to was open only a few hours every to chow Monday night to get rid "mote"), pointing him out as one Worrell, Scott Lynn Special Writers ...... _. .. _...... Dave Banks, the show to be the success that the people, both from the student day, and the facilities were al of it. We had some. It wasn't of those who has the costly habit Bob Crichton, Carl Fox, Oily ~rdner, Jon it was. body, faculty, and from outside most nil. The present set·up is Goerke, lawrence Start, Bill Whitney very good, Eastern papers please of lending his car. Dick Rod Sports Staff ....Woody BratnoberL. Bob Davis, -Bud L'H'sh. who participated in the produc certainly as fine as a person John Elliott, Pete Mason, t'hil Orville, copy. bury borrowed Bob's nice T!ew Don Tautz, Perry Vartanian, Jesse Well, tion; particularly to the com could reasonably ask for, and It 18 wit.h a certain amount of auto to transport his Schmipp Ed Welch, Alan Haber poser. Campbell's ability to pro ,the doctors are very outstand- Copy Sfaff ...... Charlie 'teese, Chief; The Evening Concert pleasure that we report that the sie to Oklahoma (!, so relax, Charles Benjamin, Fred Drury, Barney duce well-proportioned, subtle ing. seldom peccable, always couth Mann), and on the way home Engholm, Bob Munro KFAC 8-10 p.m. Photographers ...... Bob Parnes, Chief (and non-subtle) parody, and his Fix You For Good Waheed has suffered certain dis- became so absorbed in his con George Stranahan P,e.ented by the Southern Clliforni. flair for writing tunes, were evi The most interesting new fact and Seuthern Counties GIS Companies comfiture of late. Physical as- versation that he neglected to BUSIHlSS STAff denced many times t hroughout Manager ...... _...... _.... _ ... Bill Bradlev THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16 about the Health Center, in my sault upon his tender sensibili- stop for the back of another ve Circulation Manager .... _.. Chuck W.lke, A London Overture, by I reland. Li verpool the operetta in both the music opinion, is the very successful Business Staff ...... Charlie Steese Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir ties was made by one of his dear hicle, neatly impressing the Malcolm Sargent (11). and the story. Some of the hu use of preventive medicine. If friends, who brought a frog to young lady with his driving abil- Symphony No.5 in E Fl at Major, by Bruck· burst like a bombshell on the mor was undoubtedly over the a person has a cold, they really dinner one evening. Now, to a ity, the owner of the other car nero Saxonian State Orchestra conducted ·· I . . d panicked operatic world, D. by Dr. Karl Boh m (65). . heads of the guests with non-Ca l try to fix him up so that he P a kIstanmn, a rag IS Vlewe with his stupidity, and Crichton Suite in F Sharp Minor, by Doh nanyl. Los Royce was seen to make good Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra conduct technical educations, but anyone won't be apt to catch colds for w It h a h 01'1'01' com para bl e to a with the folly of having friends. ed by Alfred Wallenstein (23 ). who is, was, or ever had been a quite a while. That reminds me, Senior Physicist's when he USe of the intermissions, chat- Pelleas et Melisande- Incidental Music, by The mitey T.ceh saJUng team ting with D, Eliot's date, while Faure. Boston Sy mphony Orchestra con· student here could hardly have the doctors are baffled by the sights Bill Smyth (the), and ducted by Serge Koussevitzky ( 13). journeyed north to Cal last week Dave ' earnestly pursued his du failed to appreciate it. large number of colds on the Heed was no exception. Return- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17 end, where the majority of it ties in the orchestra. We say Music of Franz Josef Haydn Leads campus, apparently more than ing, badly shaken, to his cell, The Uninhabited Island--Overture. Indian covered itself with (rhetorical- "good use" because Royce was apolis Symphony Orchest ra conducted by Robert Kidder was particular the average. he was greeted by LeTourneau, Fabren Sevltzky (S). ly good as Fraoz, the janitor, Denby-Wilkes, who is seen at ly) glory. The minority, name- observed squiring this same SYmphony No. 13 in G Major. NBC Sym who told him that a gal had phony Orchestra conducted by Art uro with his excellent voice and his the Infirmary a lotr is one of called, and lefl her phone num- ly seasoned sailor Don Stewart young lady to the basketball Toscanini (21). bel'. Unable to recall which of and his able crew, Wyman, cov- gam e the following night. Le Slagioni-The Seasons--Oratorio. Solo natural ease on the stage, The those few people who really like ists, Chorus and Turin Broadcasting Or physics department can be proud to drop in and see their friends his many acquaintances hap- erect themselves wit h - you I Prompt is the word. chestra conducted by Vilorio Gui IS61. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18 of its co ntribution to the enter· w hen they are sick. If any of pened to have this particular per- guessed it-sale water. They Olly G~'rner and Alex Desslcl' Samson and Delilah, by Saint-Saens. Solo were seen at one moment skim- have discovered that an Arthur ists, Chorus and Orchestra of Paris Opera prise in the person of George his friends, and that includes his mutation as call letters, the great conducted by Lou is Fourestier. Dacey, who as Dr. Schmaldpiffie Math pupils, past or present. get luvv.er solves the problem by ming along the surface of the Murray dance class is being held MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20 In Nature's Realm , by Dvorak. Czech Phil turned in a very fine perform sick, within a day or so Denby dialing same, Fascinated by the briny, when suddenly-oh well, on some undisclosed week night harmonic Orchestra conduct ed by Rafael unbelievable suavity of his own it happens to the best of us. at the Green Hotel and have Kubelik (15). ance from the standpoints both is in to say hello and console r Symphony No. 5 in B Flat Major, by Schu of singing and acting. Elinor An them. voice, Waheed goes ahead and Victor van Lint (he's lovely, bee n down there browsing bert. Boston Symphony Orchestra con ducted by -Serge Koussevitzky (24 ). derson, as Dr. Milda Gieditzsch, I cannot write a story of the makes a date for the coming he's engaged - if 0 n I y he around, This interests us SOme Nicolai Medtner, Pianist. and Peter Pauling, as Dr. Boop Health Center without tossing a Lemming formal (the one that washed) has discovered a won· what, as we think Dessler might Concerto No.2 in C Minor for Piano and Orchestra, by Medtner. The Philharmonia fu tz, were well chosen for their few bouquets at the nurses who has a sign-up list on the board, derful new type of date. Rather have learned to stay away from Orchestra conducted by Issai Dobrowen (361. roles, provide the T.L.C. (tender, lov· with instructions, to all Lem- than foolishly going out and there after having been stood up Sunshine Suite- Symphonic Suite, by Tau Perhaps a word or two would ing care) that seems to help peo· mings that are to participate in wasting his substance, he and so many times by a certain lady ber. Grand Symphony Orchestra conduct ed by Richard Tauber (23 ) . be in order co ncerning the pro pie get bett.r laster. the morrow's interhouse track fiancee now go only as far as orchestra leader. Serenade in G Ma jor t E1 ne Kl eine Nacht musik 1 I K. 525), by Mozart. Vienna duction as a whole. We have al· meet, sternly proclaiming, "You the parking lot, and there work Athletic note; D, B. MacKen Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by ways thought it only fail' to will not go to this dance"). It on his car_ We can foresee a zie always enters his room by Bruno Walter liS). TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 11 judge a performance on its pre· Jab Application Photo. slowly dawns on the Heed, sub- wedding gift by Vic to his bride the transom when his date is Zampa Overture by Hero ld . london Phil harmonic Orchestra conducted by Basil tensions. There are those, we from your negatives in our files sequently, that he has never consisting of a mirror and a waiting for him (downstairs, Cameron (7). suppose, who would criticize a heard of this young lady, and it washboard--'she can e'ither take kind people, downstairs!) Symphony No.6 in G Major. (Spirituelle), by Hamerrk. Boyd Neel String Orchestra grammar school rhythm band be LLOYD Photographer is with a marked lack of his in washing or sit and watch her- , One-time ultra-violet monopo: conducted by Boyd Nee ! (32) . Fritz Kreisler, Violinist. cause its percussion section did 766 E. Colo •• do St. Sy. 2-7205 usual savoir faire that he views self starve to death. ' list and renowned California- Concerto No. 4 in D Major for Vi olin not measure up to the standards and Orchestra (K.21S), by Moz "rt. 1::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'.'.-t~h:::e:....:c::o::m~ln.:'g~e~v:.:e~n:::t~. ______...!...... :. A::..~J::..-"s~.Campben's latest work (Con tinued on Page 4) london Philharmonic Orchestra con 01 the N.B.C. Symphony, or d ucted by Sir Malcolm Sargent (26). would curse an organ grinder Sonata No.8 in G Major, by Beethoven, with Franz Ru pp, Pianist t 14) . merely on the grounds that he more and better food on the Ameri St. Paul's Suite for Strings, by Holst. Boyd Neel String Orchestra conducted by Boyd was not (most probably) Schweit can table. At the same time, in many Neel (161 . zer, and because his instrument The Fair Maid of Perth, by Bizet. London other fields, Du Pont is helping to Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir was not the organ in the Ger raise the American standard of living Thomas Beecham ( 1 5) . WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22 manic Museum at Harvard with continuous research aimed at The Merry W ives of Win-dsor--Ovcrture The Caltech Symphony Or· by Nicolai. London Philha rmonic Orches: developing new products and improv tra conducted by Si r Thomas Beecham chestra has never, realistically ing present ones_ (Sl . Symphony No.5 in E Minor (New Worl d) enough, pretended to itself that by Dvorak, Czech Philharmonic Orchestra it was the N.RC. or the Boston conducted by George Szell (40). Lawrence Tibbett, Baritone (34). Symphony. The Glee Club, we "MARLA,," 50 kills flies and many other Tis an Earth Defiled from Merry Mount, imects attacking livestock, vegetables, fruits by Hanson. suppose, knows that it is not the and forage crops. NaYr Maccus, La y Him Down from The Robert Shaw Chorale. Mr. Camp King's Henchman, by Taylor. De~eann~eter Heaven from Theodora, by bell. obviously and thank·good· Standin' in the Need o f Prayer from The (Continued on Page 4) Emperor Jones, by Gruenberg. 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By A~GOSIU8A. 742 East Colorado Gr~tlt Drtlmdtic Erlttrld;nm~nI- TUM in "Crt'I'tllctld~ used with safety in flour mills, freez backing ideas with funds and facili ofAm~riCd" Tumkrl Night!, NBC COdft to COdSJ AROMATIC BITTERS SYcamore 3-2667 ing and canning plants, grain stor- ties, Du Pont helps the farmer put MAil' 'ETT~I DRINK. • Thursday, February 16, 19S0. ______T H E CAL I FOR N I ATE C H·______Page 3 Caltech Casabafighters IBeavers Clash With 8e(/ver Poets; Pomona Next Drop to League Leaders Techsters After Second Win Over By J esse W ell ~~======~ Victory would have been a fit· Poets; Theme at Pomona--Revenge ting climax to the superb game SPEAKIN' SPORTS This Saturday, the Tech hoo(Jm en journey far into enemy played by the Engineers last Sat· with i\Uke sP()'t~ territory to play Whittier, who, ins pired by lheir recent victory urday night, but hard luck reared over Oxy, will certainly be playing for keeps. On the other hand its ugly head and helped Red· Did you see the fire ball bas the Tech quintet will be playing for a ll they a re worth to relin ~ lands to a 37·34 win. ketball team of ours last Satur 8evo 80wlers rrllc/( Preview quish their temporary hold on the league's cellar position. The Bulldogs got off to a 7·1 day? With a good coat of tan, The prospects of out' repeating the defeat we handed the Poets lead in the first seven minutes. it would have been hard to dis -by Pete Mason In. OUI" previous encounter look good. We can attribute at least The Beavers then got hal, nar· tinguish them from the Globe Drop Toughie rowing the margin. For the rest This Saturday at 2:00 p.m. the ;======;~ part of our last victory over Trotters. This time we can't Organized intercollegiate bowl annual Interholl se track meet I them to the tight defensive ball of the first ha lf there was never score it up as a Redlands off more than 5 points difference or ing in the Southland began w ith will stan off a season which Frosh Sports Roundup the team played. Those of you night because the Bulldogs were a bang Sunday night at the West by Perry Var tanian I w.ho saw ~ h e game last Saturday less 'than 2, the half ending with just as hot as any night. winds up ,with the NCAA and Illght agaInst Redlands will cer Redlands ahead 16·14. wood Bowl, with good scores and Defense On close matches all over the house. AAU meet in June. Some good The Frosh cagers bagged their tainly agree that the defensive Dogs Go Ahead The evening's average game was times and d is tances, as well as first victory of the season a week game Tech played was far su pe In the second half spectators A special kiss on the forehead to Montgomery who was the out 170, which makes this a tough many interhouse .trophy points ago last Tuesday as they downed rio I" to any the team played be saw the pattern repeated with league in anybody's book. will be floated around. More than a Cal Poly five to the sweet, fore. The Redlanders were lit Redlands going ahead by 9 points standing fireball of the superb Cal tech lost its first two games one record, including shot and sweet tune of 45·35. On the other el'a lly swarmed over whenever after five minutes. Again we defensive show that Tech put on. La a strong Los Angeles City Col· discus, will probably fa ll. side of the ledger the squad lost they got in scoring position, spurted to within a few points, Without tearing down the won· lege crew, by 101 and 98 pins, To continue with the review of to Redlands 51-40 Saturday. With this defense and if Butler but could not take the lead. derful performance by all hands, we can say that you, dear spec until it found its stride and varsity track, covering this week Against Cal Poly, the li ttle 1 gets hot again, there will be no The above outline is far from copped the fina l thriller by a sin· the sprints. Beavers pulled out a 23-17 half· stopping the Beavers. However, the whole story. however. A de tators, were instrumental in the gle pin. V.C. L.A., U.S.C., and 100 V' -d n. h Wh' l . time deficit to outscore their op- Whittier, having beaten Oxy fense which excelled anything near smear of the Redmen. Let's remember Whittier this Satu r Pasadena City Co llege were also . . . ~u . as --:- . I e th mgs ponents 28-12 in the second canto. who, last night, downed second sften so far this year, had the two game winners; and their op· ~ I e I still gl et~y ~U1d 111 bO~.h the I Big s park in this was Dave Ste. place Pomona, will be doing its Bulldogs scared almost to the day and give the local squad the a e same support we did last week. ponents, Santa Monica C. C., aStle~1 o~c 1. h sBrhuched"e G,:,- ! vens, who heaved in 11 points (Continued on Page 4) point of panic. II (Continued on Page 4) p~c s: lat Wlg t c roe er, in the second half. Defe nse Sharp t.'l nders K,tchmg, Randy Moore, and Bob I G H i I . ' 11 b h d . eo g , Patapoff and Montgomery led If we notice a smUe on Coach D a VIS WI e t e men omg the H' I .,' h I Skiers Push USC the team in its exceptional d is LaBrucherie's fa ce nowadays, we running. Present Caitech record I Igl SCOI el In t e game, lOW, Ricketts Wins is (sol») 97 ec t h . ever, was John Gee, who sank a play of zone defense. Redlands can probably accredit it to the . s ., a aug row 10 t t l f 13 AI h In 1st Union Race vaunted forward line of Kruetz- fine condition of Paddock oval. any league. Still 10,0 or 10, 1 can l oa 0 counters. t?get er The Callech ski tea m narrow- Goldsworthy IH b d f b d nine men broke the scorIng co l- (Con tinued on Page 4) The ground is now at the happy e expecte rom some a y on umns to make the win a team Iy missed upsetting the Univer· medium point: solid enough to Bowling Trophy the team this ye~r. Conference , victory. Ed Eylar a t 8 G I'T s ity of Southern California Ski eliminate wad i n g and soft In a storybook finis h Monday record holder Remke of Pomona I g ,eo ge Team in a Sou thern California At A Glance enough to ease u p on shin at the Courts, Ricketts retained who has a 9.7 to his credit, and i.0~~~~e~c~'ttG:~~ ~~~h~~:::~~ Intel'colli?g iate Ski Union race "-______---l spli nts. Traksters open their possession of the Goldsworthy Mason of Redlands who has clone 12, and Gerry Patchen and Bill last Saturday. season with a practice meet ...btbal'-- inteJ'house bowling trophy by at least 9.9. are t he best in the I' Peterson sing letons. The race, a two run slalom, Redlands. 37; Caltech 34. against PCC and Muir on our league at thIS moment. was held at Mount Waterman. Re dlands Frosh, 5 1; Cal tech Frosh, 40 . the narrow margin of one game, Cal tech Frosh, "'5; Cal Poly, 35. track this afternoon. Let's all a game tha't was decided by a 220 Yard D.u~ h - I n addition ,to The course was tight, rough, and Cal ted'!, 53; LaVerne 50. get out and see how the boys are DllcolJohll I,u k.tttal'- s ingle pin. the men listed in the hundred Darbs Defeat Hot u'icky and the snow was very Oabney. 26; Ricketts, 23 . coming along. BIll Irwin and Walt Edwards are fast a nd icy. Our team showed $kline-- Throop Club put on a strong USC, 632.6 sec.; Ca lt ech, 650.8 sec. (Continued on Page 4) last-minute drive, winning all possibilities for this event. Cal· Rowd ies For Disk great improvement and except .ewllnt- LACC, 26"'6; -:altech, 2+48. eight of their games from Flem tech record is 21.3, hung up way Las t week, the Discobulus 1'1'0' foJ' a few bad breaks could easily ing and Ricketts. Meanwhile, back in 1926. Against us in this phy changed hands as the Dab. have won. The team demon WHEN YOU ABE HUNGRY Ricketts team One was having a event we find Reinke of Pomona ney basketball team downed a strated fin e spirit a nd accepted tough time subduing Dabney a nd Mason of Redlands again, as our bad luck gracefully. Jim WHEN YOU ABE THIB8 well as "Bullet Bill" Parker of scrappy, ha rd playing Ricketts Blom was the outstanding man team Two, winning the crucial Oxy, Reinke has done 21.4 and five by the score of 26·23. The for Caltech. • final game 506 to 505 only w hen WHEN YOU .JUST Parker 21.6 Or better. Life can combined efforts of Ricketts' Here a re the results: Dabney's anchor man left a split high pOinters Boicourt, Kal'a- Avg. T'",. NEED RELAXATION be rough. OAK (C,mtinued on Page 4) sa wa, and Moss were not good }!J:o ~iller. usc ...... 52.25 sec. In TID enough to keep Dabney's Tyson M~I: ~Od~li~ , ·usc··:::· ...... ::: :: J~}~ =: FOlt THAT SPICIAL HAlltCUT and Brewer from winning the ~.onroe Ciark.t, USC ...... 60.60 sec. PASADENA BOWLING I Ick Jones, I...IT ...... 62.15 sec. IEFORE THE VALENTINE FORMAL game. Judd Roberts, USC ...... M.81 sec. SKIP INN COtntrs SEE s... . Plat. Lunch. 970 I ..t C...,... The lead bounced back and g~~ ~~ar~~~:y·Cf+T.. : .. :::: .. .. · .... ··::: :~g:~f ::~: Carl's Cal tech Barbers forth as the game progressed Pete Price CIT ...... 70 .25 sec. Headauarters of Caltech Bowlers , Gary Burc haw , USC ...... 78.90 sec. KNOLL OpeQ II a.m. to I a.m. SV. 3 .. 1341 1352 E. WALNUT On Califarnia St, but in the final reckoning Dab· G~orge Stranahan, CIT ...... 81.02 sec. SpeclAll Stu.... t Rat. ...f.... • 'oM. .' Bjorn Thorstenson. CIT ...... 90 1 sec Open Till 2 A.M. except Sat.rday, Sunday. an' He'Yaye Near Lake ney pulled through With three Tea m totals, first five men: ...... zOe Per Lin. more points. 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