THE TECH WANTS STERLING A PICTURE OF SURVEYS YOUR QUEEN CALIfORNIA TECH SITUATION CfJlif,rnifJ Instilute fJf TecllhfJlfJgy Volume XLIX ------Thursday, May 6,1948 ------·---Na. 26 Contest End Nears For Selection of '-S-en-iO-r-S~ i:~~ ~:P~:a~ Sterling to Speak Tomorrow Seniors may pick up grad­ uation announcemen ts a nd in­ ASCIT King, Queen vitations in Lower Throop To Theatergoers Upperclassmen Set th"A Tide In the Affairs of Men" With the deadline date only next Tuesday afternoon, May one day away, ol'ganiz,ations 11 , from 1 until 4, or at a ny planning to enter contestants in other time from Bob Davis in ~~)~i;acf:,~~I~~~~~y~1~~:~e~n~1~ For Garden Par~ Set as Subject for Informative Talk the May 1-1 Beauty Contest room 13 "'leming. Seniors who others, are being used to describe At Dh S d f f M ) A ssembly for King and Quee n of failed Lo order enough of these the Drama Club Production to a ne~ un an "A Tide In the Af airs a en the ASCIT 's pring formal are items may purchase a limited be presented Friday, 14 May :J Set as Sub,'ect for Informat.'ve Talk urged to tul'n in their candidates number of extras from Bob at 1948 at the Elliott Junior High Amid fl ower banked punch Or. J . E . Wallace Sterling, prominent Caltech history pro­ names to Fred Wood, Rally the above times a nd places. School Auditorium, 2184 N. Lake. bowls a.nd lawn tables s haded by Comm issioner, or Bud Mittenr fe3so t' recently appointed Diret:lor of the Huntington Library, The double·barrelled perform· gay vari-colored umbrellas, the will address the student body tomorrow at 11:00 in Culbertson. thai, }1.... irst Rep. a nce will begin at 8:30 p. 1l1. members of the junior and His topic will be " A Tide in the Affairs of Man." ' '-' ew E ntJ"ies w hen the curtain rises on Lord senior classes a nd t heir guests Dr. Sterling has taug ht history cllld gover nment at the In· So far very few names have Dunsany's thriller A Night At will dance to the mellow stra ins ------~ st i t u te fol' ten years as well as A n Inn . of Darrel Brewer's orchestra serving as a faculty member of Pictures of ASCIT Queen Cml­ Caltech Geologist Second P catlll·c next Sunday afternoon in Dab­ the National War College, and didatcs fOI" pub lication must be During intermission those in ney Garden from 3 u ntil 6 at the Heppe Receives news analyst for CBS. t Ul'u c(1 in t.o t h e Tech office in Dr. Chester Stock need will be treated fot" shock by Junior-Senior Garden Party. l .IOwel' J.' lc ming n ot later t h a n Doc Haynes, a nd it is hoped the RC I' I'csh men ts 'l'o f\ nalyze Developmen ts i\l ull day nigh t. majority of the a udience will be The punch bowls w ill be pre­ Conger Prize llis address will concern the 1n condition to view the second s ided over by the wives of prom­ s ignificance of recent wor ld de­ been tlu'ned in, a lthough pl'e­ Elected to NAS smash hit Di villed, \\'e Stmld 1 the inent faculty members, with ice velopments and affairs. Dr. lil11in ary contests have been held Dr. Chester Stock, cha irman product of native imaginations. cream and cake to appeal to the For Friday Talk Sterling is a highly regarded and by some of the houses a nd other of the division of Geology at the The star-studded cast w ill inner-man. interesting lecturer, a nd is very Robert Heppe p laced firs t jn student organizations ·to select California Institute, has been Il1clude Gretchen Benton, Gar­ well versed on the world situa­ Ur css the Conger Peace Prize Orations their candidates for King and elected a member of the National land Bradfield, Sharon McFad­ tion. Dress fOI" the atTair will be last F'riduy with J ohn I-Lea th Queen. Professional societies Academy of SCience, it was re- c1en, Len Herzog, Blacky Stone, Since he assumes his post at afternoon dresses for the g irls placing second. The contest was a re especially requested to en ter cently announced. Bob Levy, Bud Kla rfeld, and the Huntington Library on July and suits fOI" the men. Speaking judged by Professors Untereincl", their version of a Caltech Queen. Active in Ex ploration Chuck Murphy. 1, th is will be one of his last of men , an u rgent appeal is Langston, and McCreery. Their majes ties a nd attendants A paleontologist, Dr. Stock is Low Cost major talks to the student body made fot' one hundred men to "'Vol·ld I-'cacc" HePilc S u bject wi ll be chose n at next Friday's well k nown for his study of 'rhe phenomenal feature of in an official capacity a nd will help move a nd e rect the portable Heppe's speech was .on the assembly which promises lO set mamma lia n fossils from Western this a ll-Tech extravaganza is the be of general interest. DO.n't dance fi ool". All volunteers are topic "\Vorld Peace" and em· a new attendance record. North America and fOl· his in- cost-$OAO per person. Business m iss it. asked to report to Mi tch Cotton bodied the principal of a Three vestigations of the great fossil Manager Frank Wolf has stated in Blacker court at 9:30 next w~y power balance (U.S. assemblages from the asphalt that the a uditorium has finite Sunday morning. U.S.S.R., and a Un ited Europe) depOSits in Southern California. capacity; and that the wise New YMCA Officers to keep the peace until a \-Vodel He has directed a grea.t deal ones will buy .ear ly. Tickets are Federa tion could be firmly estab­ of paleontolog1cal exploration in on sale in ,the book store a nd Perpetual Motion li s hed. Heath's s peech was en­ Installed in Ceremon~ northern Mexico and is at pres- I from members of the Drama Ignorant Juniors to titled "St. Gem'ge or the White The Cal tech YMCA install ed ent planning further exploration I Club. K night?" Heath feels that we Set For CES Meet its new board of officel's last in that country in an attempt to Directors Bill Woods and Len Remain Thus, Reports are in a critical l)os ition and Sunday afternoon in Dabney obtain greater knowledge of the Herzog, alon g w ith Property The next meeting of the Con­ must a rm to call the bluff of the Lounge in an impressive cere· geologic history of Mexico. Manager Walt Mudgett have solidated Eng ineering Societies "Ditch Day" Committee oppo::; ing power, but at the mony, featuring talks by Dean In addition to his post as been' rooting out props a.nd cos- will featul'e a talk on Perpetual same time we must s ilow our Franklin Thomas, Wes Hershey, chairman of the division of Geol- tumes with g reat dl'ffi cu I ty. 1'1le With the world torn asunder Mo tion 'J\llachines by Mr. J. Cal­ willing ness to s it cl own and use and Stan Barnes. ogy at the Institute he is also neceSSIt. y 0 f USll1g' a s t range by the titanic struggle between vin Brown, a former Cal tech · the forces of Communism and diplomatic means lo se ttle the s tuden t and the Regional Vice­ Glee Club Sings Professor of Paleontology and is a uditorium and borrowmg props, world crisis. Pres ident of the American So­ Tile program included the Senior Curator of Earth Sciences has again pointed up the u rgent Capitalism , the senior class an­ A.1!'Io nan ciety of Mechanical Engineers. rendition of three numbers by at the County need of a campus a ud itorium of nounces its tensely-awaited stand . d'· on this cataclysmic question. H eppe and Heath, both from Mr. Brown, through his work the Cal tech Glee Club and t"'ks Museum. practical ImenSlOns. Blacker House, competed with as a patent attorney in Los by outgoing otncers. . ;~~~======~ IIt s fea rless avoidance of this L eo Breiman, Bernard Rudin, Angeles h as had considerable The officers insta ll ed, are: Burt ~ SEIDEN GETS AWARD I ;eStU~I~~t~O go to the beach and Bernard Shore, and Robert Stone contact with schemes for per­ Housman, President; Vern Ed­ for the fifty dollar first prize a.nd I______---l. Cm'cfl·ec Outhlg, petu al motion, and he has pre­ wards, Vice-preside n t; Bob Crich­ twenty-five dollar second prize. pared s lid e s illustrating the ton, Secretary; Harry Begg, This excurs ion is otherwise The conle~ t was held under various ty pes which he will Treasurer; John Fee, Nati onal known as Senior Ditch Day, direction of Dr. Schutz, Caltech discuss. Representati ve. 13ufret style re­ whereon the enti re class s kips debate coach. Irving Sulmeyer, freshments were ser ved after a day of scllool fo r a carefree This meeting will be held in last year's con Lest winner, was Room 201 Briclge at 11:00 on the installation ceremony. outing at. the beach. R ea li ~ing chairman. the unlimited capacity of the Monday, May 10th. Like all se nior class for beer a.nd effing CES Meetings it w ill be open to oh, a barn dance has been a r­ everyone who wants to attend. IRE Nominations ranged for that night at Moun­ DuMond Measures tain Oaks. This climax fOt" tile Declared Open Now clay is an unprecedented action Ra~ des igned to provide an entire Gamma Length T he Cal tech Student chapter A Navy bombe r a nd a thin Houses, \Greas~' of the 1 n s tit ute of Radio clay of escape after fOUl" long years of frustration. s tl"ip of radioac tive gold recently Engineers has -been officiall y played a vital role in completion recognized by the national or­ Juniol's t\ ccollimodatillg of a 10 yea r old research project Get New Manager ganization. According to its new According to tradition the Iat the Ca li fornia Jn s t i tute~a The appointment of Glenn J . constitu tion, the chapter, will Junior class provides accomn.lO· pr?jcct that ma~e s available to Greene to the position of man­ hold election of officers in May­ dati-ons on campus for a ny semor SC Lence a new Ill s trument and agel' of student houses, the cafe­ the exact date to be announced J . Ca lvin HI·own, Regiona l Vicc I' l·csidc nt of ASME lu·escnting caught at school after eight tec h niq ue which may mark the teria a nd the Athenaeum was an­ later. $50 n.rst Il l"izc to BiU Seidcll fOI' his IHl IH:' I· on u'l'h eo l'Y of Plastic o'clock. Therefore seniors a.re beginning of a new e ra in preci- noullced lhis week by the Presi- Nominations for the tw o Sh·,a in P I·o lmgation." absolutely forbidden to divulge sion nuclear physics. de nt.';:; office. Mr. Greene as- posts (chairman. and secr etary­ tile date to a ny undergraduate. McasUl'cs G:l mma-Ra;rs Slimed his duties this week. treasu rer) a re now open and The faculty will be in its The new ins trument is a Greene will coordinate th e ac- n a mes of candidates should be naturaL state of ignora nce reo Gamma-Ray Spec trometer. It tiv ities of a ll these facili ties. No submitted to C~ A. Rypinski or Seiden Takes Top Honors garding this malter, and the up- makes possible fOI" the first time change in presen t personnel is Charles Susskind, the retiring per class is cautioned not to measurements of wave lengths contemplated, it was stated. officers. inform thetp, either. \vith an error of not more than A native of Los Angeles, In Southwestern ASME Meet B lue & Sunkissed two pal;ts in tell thousand- a Greene comes to Caltech with ex­ heretofore unattainable accuracy tensive experience in hotel and Well, Juniors-if yO ll c3;n guess -.md was revea led to me mbers club management, including 15 CfJmpus Ctllendtl( Vi siting Delegates Welcomed by Lindvall, Poindexter; the day you might catch a few of the American Physical Society years on the staff of the Hunt­ THURSDA Y, MA Y 6- Group Tours Campus, Hydrodynamic Lab, Mt, Wilson of us, but you can find most of at Was hington, D. C. last week. ington Hote l. Other pos itions Upper Class Lu ncheon Club at the Train ­ The tenth annua.l convention leges, Arizona, California at us s ipping beer on the sunkissed ing Table, 12 :00. A paper by a Cal tech team of which he has held include that sh ores of the blue Pacific. Throop Club Meeting. 12.:20 p.m. of the Stude nts' Branch of the Berkeley, Caltech, Southern Ca l­ phys icists, headed by Dr. Jesse of manager of the Tahoe Tavern, Y Cabinet Meeting, Y Lounge , 1 : 15 Pacific Sou thwestern Group of iiornia, Nevada, Stanford, and p.m. "V. IVt DuMond assisted by Dr. Ta hoe City, Ca lifornia, associate the A.S.M.E. was held at Caltech Santa Clara were represented by Dancing Class, Culbertson Hall, 1 :30 Be rna rd B. Watson and David manager of the Hotel del Coro­ p.m. April 23·24. The member Col· 100 'l!en. Glee Club Rehearsal in Throop Club, Lind, graduate fell ow, announced nado, C.oronado, California, a nd 8:30 p. m. ------$ The v i s i tin g UEngineers" Throopcluhhers Up the new instrument. manager of the Malibu Club, FRIDAY, MAY 7- ~eIilent, toured the campus when regis· Co mplt·tetl in Ma l·ch Princess Louise Inlet, British Co- Sludent Assembly, Or. Sterling, 11 :00 Cast Iron Pipe j a.m. tration was completed , after Tourne~ The final tests which told the lumbia. His experience in this I Track. meet , Caltech vs. Redlands, here. Movies Shown to ASCE which they were welcomed by In Bridge Cal tech scientists tha t their field which began in 1926 at the Blacker Decoration Stag. P rofessor Fredrick C. Lindvall, Throop forged into the lead in project. which began a decade Mission Inn at R iverside, Cali­ SATU RDAY, MAY 8- The s tudent c i1.apter of the a nd Robert Poindexter, pres i· the Inte rhouse Bridge tourna.­ ago, was a s uccess were m ade on fornia, has included nearly every Conference Swimming Meet at Oxy , 1:30 ASCE was s hown two movies at dent of the Caltech Chapter. p.m. its m eeting last Thursday, one ment las t Tuesday, April 27. This March 22. This, incidenta lly, position from bellman to man­ Blacker Doc's Format. P ~ II )e ..s P l'csent~ d second meeting, held in Black er was the same day that Dr. R . A. agel". Dabney-Ri cketts Barn Dance. on the manufacture and use of Fleming Barn Dance . soil cement, a nd the other on From 1 to 3:30 p. TIl. the can- dining room, found Throop tak­ Millikan, famed Nobel Prize win- During th e war he was a civil­ vention heard papers presented ing three of four con tests, Flem­ SUNDAY, MAY 9- methods of placing cast iron ner in physics at the Institute, ia n employee of the W ar De part­ Junior-Scn ior Garden Party, Dabney pipe. The practical methods of by s tudents competing for the Iing winning but one, while the unde r whom the work began, me n t, Air Corps, w he re he Garden, 3:00 p.m. five prizes offe red. The papers other h ouses s p l it two·two. celebrated his 80th birthday. served as coord inator of both Musicale in Oabney Lounge, 1 :30 p.m. construction illustrated were a were judged ~y th~'ee pl'o~inent Throop now holds a one match F or the past thil'teen months military and civilian training for MONDA Y, MAY 10-- useful supplement to textbook CES Meeting, 201 Bridge, 11:00 a.m. technical knowledge. Program Southern ~ahfol'l1la Engmeers. edge on Dabney at the half-way the Gamma-Ray Spectrometer one year in all. TUESDAY, MA Y 11 - At three th l rt~ the students l~ft point in th e competition. The project has had governme nt Band Practice, Culbertson Hall, 1 :30 chairman Bud Ca rrole is to be G1'eene is married and l'esides on a fie ld tl'lP to th e HydlO- next matches w ill be held in Dab­ backing under nn Office of p.m. commended for his efforts in at 2'81 E Washin2toll Street, Naval Research Contract. Tt was ~ .... ~ WEDN ES DAY, MAY 12- securing these films. dy namics Laboratory. ney din ing hall this coming Tues- Frosh Luncheon Club al the Training Friday evening, the A.S.M.E. day. Space does not permit print­ a Navy bomber that rushed the Pasadena. Table, 12:.00. Chuck F orester delivered his tiny s trip 'of radioactive gold ______fencing Class, Dabney House, 7 :3 0 p.m. prize-winning talk on "The Free· he ld a banquet at the Anthe~- ing any of the more interesting Orchestra Practice, Culbertson, 7 :30 from the Atomic Energy Com· p.m. ways of Los Angeles" to the aeum for members and their ha nds played, so we shall settle mission atomic pile at Oak R idge, THU RSD AY, MAY 13- Engineers and Architects Asso­ guests. The spea.ker of the eve· for the presen t standings: Upper Class Luncheon Club at Ihe Train - Tennessee, to Burbank, Califor­ Interview Schedule ing Table, 12:00. ciation last Apr il 28. The speech ning was Bruce Rule, Pl'oject House Won Lost Net Ph . nia, ·which made the fi nal tests TUES DAY, MAY 11 - Throop Club Mee ting 12 :20 p.m. was so effective that he was Engineer a t Palomar, w ho dis- Throop 6 2 plus 6390 Y Cabinet Meeting. Y Lounge, 7 : 15 possible. Rapid trans portation HUG HES AIRCRA FT COMPANY, Mr. invited to repeat it at some cussed "The Engi neering As'pects Dabney 5 3 -270 Carl Babergcr; interested in professional Da~ci:;g Class, Culbertson Hall, 7 :30 of the 200 Inch Mirror." Rick.etts 44 4 _--

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Filtingly enough, Ga~ Peasant Soire see eager l'hroopmell a nd their rus hed by automobile from Bur­ bined beer bust and stout bout, the campus wheels met with a Co mpeting with a balmy eve­ Blacker's last Exchange Dance bank to Caltech for immeciiate best gals rushing up to the hills those who we re able to find it I'e· great wind at Point Doom, and- !ling and the attractions of the of this tel'ln was held here fo r the Club's Hay Ride a nd Pic­ use. It had a soul'ce str engt h of pa ired semi-sober to Herzog's just as the perennial Mittenth al , beach at twilight, the Ricketts Friday nigttt with P.C.C. and nic. A truck will leave the Club one curie. home s ituated high a top a hill in arrived- . Rowdies' Peasa nt Dance got off other groups. Saturday night 25 about 2:15 Saturday afternoon to Made .a t Caltcch Hollywood. People could fling At He rzog's " hovel" the shrill to a la te but memorable start couples enjoyed a fine showing take the first group to Santa The new spectrometer, which beer cans way way down at the sounds heard all evening were la st Saturday eve wit h the ar­ Anita Canyon, and will return s ta nds three feet in height and is street below. The entertainment partly due to the peacocks, but rival of the Crud Alley contin­ of Shaw's "The Millionairess" at for the working men and ath­ a pproximately nine feet long given by the initiates was on an mostly due to "Das Muhl's" at- gent. the Playhouse, returning to letes about 5:45. and seven feet at its w idest point, a bys ma lly low pla ne. T his was tempted assault on .ottestad's Looking a ltogether like s un- Blacker Lounge for dancing and Picnic S uppel' was not only desig ned but particula rly t rue in the case of date. burned peasants of t he fi elds the machined a nd built in Caltech Don Royce. ft was interesting to We a re happy to I'eport that group arrived at a previously refreshments. A picnic slipper will be fur­ shops and laboratories. Looking note which women laughed and Tom Stix, undaunted by failing qu iet dance with faces that nished by the Club and will con­ Next weekend promises to be something like an isosceles tri- which shudderecl. You Jearn a to point at Oxy, is now mbbing g lowed from more than S Ull- sist of hot dogs, potato salad, a big one for the House, with angle with auxiliary a t tachments, lot that way. t he Hollywood cradle. We t rust shine. beer, cokes, a nd all the trim­ a Decoration Stag Friday night it requires most of t he fl oor s pace Alexa nder w ins the a wa rd for that he will feel more at ease The queen for ~ c k etts was followed by the uDoc's" Formal mings. of a 15x18 foot la boratory room. the week . I-Ie s tarted out for with the younger set now that not chosen at the dance as had from 9:00 to 1:00 Saturday eve­ Aftel' the dinner , kids will be It weighs approximately one this communal debauc h with his Ci;lst is removed. heen planned, IJut honors fo t' tile ning. Music w ill be provided by taken home and the adults will ton , half of w hich is accounted what passes fol' h is true love, The most disgus ting member I most representalive peons wen t Eddie Miller's Band, well re­ I'eturn to the Club for dancing for by lead shielding. Although when she gigglingly m entioned of the group, as pe l' usual, was to RA, Rube M.eller, and to ,<:1 membered for its smooth melo­ ullt il all hours of the nigh t. Any­ begun ten years ago, all work on that she and he r roommate had Windy Marshall who behaved in ' peasant named · I~horp e. T.llorpe !j dies and intermission udixiela nd" one who wa nts more info w ill the instrument stopped for neal'- been discussing the idea of a fashion most d istasleful to the co::;tume added II t Lle to Iw; peon of last term's Blacker-Fleming find t he w hole story in the CJ ub ly fi\~e years during t~e war switching d ate s. Alexa nder others. appearance. Formal. lounge, along with a s ignup list. period while Dr. DuMond and turned a round a nd drove back B lacker's Theater Party was ------his associates turned to war and made the exchange, much to most nota.ble for the fact that Athl t' PI d work. Work was res umed in the ehagl'in of the fiance of the there were so many more people e ICS anne Air Your Political Views 1946. other gir l. Alex recomme nds it locked in warm embraces on and The cenlral and most vital highly, however. about the dance floor than there AboUl thl's tl','1 0 of year the mal·or American s port seem s to Lovel' Glove l' h"s allparelltly For RI'cketts, Dahne~ element of the spect rometer is a ~ l were attending the dra matic POI'- be the Politica l Opinion Poll. rectangular piece of monocrys- been giving his sidekick, B ill tion of the evening. The floor Next Saturday eve at a chosen T,he Tech h as' heen <'\S ked by Vars ity Magazine to cooperate W od ely good lessons fOI' t I, e oJ tall ine quartz 1 millimeter th ick 0 s,v , was getting a double workout Il'endezvous Oil t he moutlt, twe nty in a nation·wide s urvey of Presidential preference

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Page 4 ------T HE CAL IF 0 R N I ATE C H------Thursday, M ay 6, 1948 Bull Pups First Interhouse In F rosh Track Trophy Race "CONFERENCE SWIMME ET Conference Meet Denver R eubnds' F rosh tl'ack tealll Nears Finale SATURDAY; OXY FAVORED tuol, and kept a commanding Th e conference swimming lands following in that order. lead aftcr the first few events, to With the schola.stic year near­ mee wi ll be h e lel next Saturday \Vhitlier's relative standing is win the Southerll California Col· ing its end, the Interhoul!Ie Tro­ at 1:00 o'clock at the Occidental indeterminate inasmu ch as none lege 1'1'u:::;h meet, held last Fri­ phy race between F leming and Dabney is reaching an exciting pool. Oxy will -be the favorite of the conference teams h a ve day at Tour nament Park. SPfJlts climax. Fleming currently leads with Caltecll, P Olllona, a nd Red· met the P oet paddlers. I n <:l du::;e ti ght for the last Dabney by a narrow nine point i======-======ll======;~ Sb'ong Squad three pJaceB, Caltech's junior lead in l.H. competition. Oxy's team has been especial- SpiJ...elllen (;~Il ll e in fourth, 1 1·3 Inte .. house Trophy Race ly strong a ll season long, having points t)ehinl.l third-place Po­ House Points THREE TOP TECH TRACK TEAMSTERS . defeated UCLA by a na rrow mona, and ahead. of W hittier by '-______-l I margin an d the oth er confer e nce F leming ...... 112 .. I narrow l·J point. Dabney ...... 103 squads quite decisively. The M ill c r W ins ill F it!ld l£ \'c Hts Ricketts ...... 72 home crew ra nks a stron g sec· The ullly IJ lue-l'ilJ!Jo n winner T hroop ...... 64 ond in virtue of having defeated fut" '1\.'(; 11 \\'~I S An Mi ll e r, wJlO Blacker ...... 60 bot.h Pomona and Redlands by [leaved LIlt' ui.-;ClI:-; 110 f lo 8 hl . for ']'0111118, Bask etball Left large scores. Ll [11·~ L III thm event. Miller also Only tennis a nd the casaba LOS l~ t.o UCLA gUL a Ulil"d i ll LI llo! sh ot·put for sport remain on the I.H. caJen· Last Thursday the Beavers '1"eel1·,"; only (jthe!" place jn the dar. The bask etball scoring will met dereat at UCLA where the [jcld events. Ibe 25, 20, 15, 10, and 5 for last Bruins scored 47 to the Beaver 's 'J'e(~hIllCII Place in .lJist.allces place, while ten nis scoring w~ll 28 points. Despite the strong 111 Ulle vi lhe most exciting be 1~, 12, 9, 6, and 3. The BIg lead of the Bruins, the Tech mel'lnen gave some stiff compe· finbhes of the meet, Walt Ed. Red IS assured of t~ e Trophy for ward .-:; of'J'ech nosed out .Mann of another 12 month s If they annex tition up to the last event. Tech· Uxy lur .-:,econd pL.lce ill th e half. first place in the h OOI~ fight, even men Dixon a nd Shoen u pset Hl'dJallcl...; tou], tirsL plLl ce in the th ough .the Darbs mIght take a the B ruins' calcul~tions by nab­ bing \)oth 1st and 2nd in the twO lnile as well, wh ich Cl'eacey second 111 basketball and a first won I>'y 1:::'0 Y~lrds. in tennis. I n this eventuality the next to last event, the 44.0 yard free s tyle. The Beavers' relay .1301> Lubb ttJuk second in the fi na l score would be F leming at least 140 pOints, and Dabney 138 team of Ha rris, MUI'phy, Mitch­ LWO 'lI)lk" alld third ill Lhe mile. digits. Should Dabney take firsts ell, a nd Eschner followed th e Cul)1 J wa:-:; hundicavpecl by a side­ in both the basketball and tennis rally by defeating the UCLAn ac:hl! u~vl'lu jJ eu during the fourth competition a nd F leming runner· relay squad in the last event, J .. ql ul [Ile. mi ll!, and lack of Lime up spots in each sport, the Big .Dope Shect i(J \V J. J"l1l IIlJ lor that first even t. Hed would stili hold on to the In forecasting Saturday'S con­ Uldi. :,lllyl]l (1].-,; 0 lJlilced for Tech trophy, by virtue of a 144 to 143 ference prospects, the Tech in lhe lwo' IJlile in u close flnbh. squad's best h ope is for 2nd score. The tlH'c e out.s tl:lIHli n g B eavm' athletes sho wn .rbo\'c at·c Hal 'l'ySO Il , Mal'tin " ' a It, a nil D wig ht l\" cw I{t'cul'(b ScI. pl ace, with Oxy at 1st . The F lemin g , Dabney \Vin Scl... o ed e l'. T he t l'io gat.h c l"l~ d 1'0111' ti l's js in t h e a ll-confcl'cIl CC jJ'a c k m cet., RattII'd:,), . ~ I ~ l'so n t.ook t h e Tigers' strength can best be seen ](edbnds rUllners a lso broke I n ten nis m atches las t week, s h otl)ut li n d d.iscus c\'e nts, ' Valt. tied wit.h U Cl'oko n' 01" Ox ), f()lOtil' st ill jhc pole \' aull , illHl SelU'oc· by looking at each event. t. he ldpe in the sprints. Mason of Dabney defeated Ricketts 2·1, dcl' broke t h e ']'cch low hU l'd le r ecord by winnJlIgthat e \'e n t. ill 24.3 seconds. Heulands WOll the lOU in the fast and Flem ing shut ou t Black er 'l'ak c }i'irsts tilne oj" 10 !"). i.'lnJ seL a n e w con· 3-0. Dabney won their opening Phil Lamson, a nd J ack Poindex· H aving fa st men in b reast, fel'ence record vf 21.8 s. in th e basketball game wtih Blacker 31- Beavers Best tel', all of C. l.T., a lso came back, and free style, they stand :no. 2U, and the Big Red took a 38·21 BOWLING (Continued on Po.ge 6) (Continued on Page 6) AnuLher conference record was vel'd iet from Throop's cagers , shat.t.e red, LllOUgb not by the Tuesday. Throop Takes I.H. Trophy; Bulldogs, Hens BuJJjJups, when Oxy's J a c k Individual Awards Given Strum lrekl,eJ over the 220 yd. Sports Caleadar The I n t e rh o u se Bowling In Net Contests 129 N. Raymond· SY. 6·5100 low hurdles in til e fast time of l<'R1llAY, MAY 7- League wound u p the '4 7·'48 T hose wh o watched the Varsity FmST TIME POPULAR PRICES 2·1.3 :-;. Ill. CROWN Baseball: :l:30 p. Frosh at season Monday with an indivi­ Pomona. tennis team in action last week , SUm1n<.lry: dual sweepstakes even t and t.he saw our boys ace out both Occi· '1'I'ack: :1:00 I'. JU. Va r sity and awarding of trophies. Glen MI: (~Tilnner IR), Creasy (Rl, Cobb Frosh vs. Redlands at T . P. dent.al and Redlands in t\vo IC), Treasy I P), Hi ll (0), Steese (C) . RieC!h enbach , new manager of thrilli ng mall:i1es t.o pu t. Caltech 4:53.3. (~o lf 1:30 p. Ill. Pomona at the Pasadena Bowling Cou rts, [00-Yard Dash -~Mason (Rl , Ruprecht right up on t.op of the Southern (D), Tay[or (RI , NerJlrlg (P) , t ie between Montebello. represen ted Col. a nd Mrs. E. C. (0) (0). Ca li forn ia Conference. Carpenter and Ke[ogg :10. S,\ 'J'l:IWAY. MAY 8- Goldswor thy in presenting the 22U - Yard Dash- Mason (R) , Ruprechl {OJ, Norl ing (P), tie between Taylor (R) Tennis: 1:30 p. Ill. Va rsity at Inte rhouse T rophy to Gene Douhle 'Vin i and Carpente r (0), :21 .8'·' ·Whittie r; F rosh VS. Whittier T he strength and particularly 44o--eotrel (OJ, Fairbrother (0), Ed­ Mooring, presiden t of T h roop wards I C I , Schurr I R I, Bogg (e). :52.8. at T. P. C.lub. th e depth of our Varsity Squad 880- Ta nnf'r (R), Edwa rds Ie), Mann 10!, Bowerman (C), Jackson (P). 2:06. 1. Swilll m ing: l :;lO .,. tn. Varsity Indll'ldua l A \\" aI'(ls loverpowered Redla nds Uni vel" Low Hurd[es-St onn (0), Nowels {Wi, and F rosh Confe rence Meet Two tr ophies donated by the sity G to 3 though they boasted Mason I RJ, McClung (0) , Shand (P). :24.3. at Oxy. Courts w ere awarded for out- : top se~ded H omer Rj_ c.hard~ as High Hurdles- Nowels ( W ) , Strom ( 0 ) , McC lung (01, Shand IPl, Berg (Cl . :15.5. Uase ball: 2:15 p. Dl . Va rsity standing play in sweepstakes. NO.1 s ll1g les player. Blil Shlval' Shot Pllt-Switt (P), 41 It.; Hubbard at Pomona. These we re w9n by Andy Check lost to Richards though the out.­ ml, 39 It. 9 ~· 2 In., Mille r IC), 38, ft . 8 of Ricketts and Bob Benton of come was doubtful fol' a while in.; Lawson (0), 37 It. 103,, 4 in.; Durkee 'l'UESDAY, MAY 11- (Pl, 37 ft . 7 in. Baseball: 4:20 p. III. Varsity Throop. Andy fired a tremen- when Shivar took the lead in 1-Ilgh Jump-Hammond I P), and Con ley 111.) , tiC a t 5 ft. 9 3/ 4 in.; Nowels (W I, vs. Glendale J C at T. P . dous 195·184-21 0-595 series, plus the early play. Beckner IW.), Hastings (0 ), .and Rhein­ 42 pins hand icap fo r 637 and an ltest " ' i n schild 10), tiC a t 5 It. 8 in.; Richards (0), 1·\vEDNESnAY, MAY 12- ... HOWARD DA SILVA · BORIS KARLOFF· CECIL KEllAWAY · WARD BOND 5 f t . 6 in.; Glahn (P) , Kamel (C ) , and S·· . 0 4·00 V ··t easy high series victory. Bob I n the No.2 spot, 110WeVel', Ed Johnson (e), tic at 5 ft . 4 in. • n l lllllllllg. . Il. m. alSi y Ben ton took high game with 201 Alexander sail ed through the Broad jump-Beckner, (W I, 19 ft. 8 3/ 4 and F rosh a t LACe. Companion Action Feature in.; Kellogg (0), 19 It. S 3/ 4 in.; Conley plus 16 pins h and ica p for 217 Redlands net.man 6·1. 6·0 for the (RI, and Nowe ls (WI , tie a l 19 I I. 5 in.; 'l't'lill is: 3:00 p. m. Varsity vs. JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD'S Sici[lano (W), 19 ft. 3 3, 4 in. Pomona a.t T . P.; Frosh at and a na rrow win over Howard best score of the day. Ch arlie Pole Vaull--Con[ey (RI, 11 ft. 6 in.; Cohan of Blacker at 216. Vad h anap~nic h , Larry Nobles, "WtJ: E RE TH E NORTH BE~ INS" Rowcland (RI, and Ho[1 IWI , tie at 10 Pomona. ft. 6 In.; Folio5co (0), 9 ft. 6 in. Discus-Miller . (C) 116 ft. 8· in. · Durkee WI, 111 ft. 8 In.; Swi ft (P), 186 ft. 8 in.; Finney (P), 105 It. 9 in .; Ward (RI, [05 It. \jz in. Jave[in- Lawson 101, 159 ft . 1 in.; Ward I W )~ 153. ft. 5 In.; Hubbard (R), 151 II. 3 In.; Finney (P), 146 ft. 5 in.; Rhelnch lld (0 ) , 136 ft. 10 in . 2-M ll e-ereacey (R), Cobb (C), Treacy I t's a strummin', hummin' disc by the M ary IPI, Smyt he Ie ), Ward {PI, 10:57.9. Osborn e T r io- a nd it's h ead ed for "top Mi[e Re lay-Occidenta[ (Contre l, Feir­ "Funny Whal a Dime Can Do" b rother, Man n, Ruprecht); Red[ands billing" with the platter set. ISchurr, Smithpeteer. Ward, Tanner I ; Ca l­ The Mary Osborne Tria's tech (Edward5, Cobb, Bowerman, Sampson ), 3:37. 1. latesl Decca disc Mary knows th e songs that suit her Fina[ Score- Redlands 56 5·6, Occidental best . 0 • knows her cigarettes t oo. As 431-6, Pomona 22 1-3, Cal tech 2 1, Whit ­ tier 20 2-3. M ary says it, "I've tried t hem a11- ::'NelV conference record. Camels su it me best!" Try Cam els on your "T -Zone"­ T for Taste, T for Throat. 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I EARLY FOOTBALL WORK NETS GROUP OF HOPEFULS Oxy Annexes Track Title Beavers Last in Con~e r e nce Meet As Schroeder Breaks LH Mark Despite the fine performance of local trackmen, the Beaver c inder squad settled fol' last place in the Conference Meet Saturday a t Pomuna. behind Oxy, Redlallds, Whittier, and Pomona. Tyson Sh ines Ha l Tyson upset the 'Whit tie r a pplecar t. by taking firsts in both • the shot-put and the discus. Accol'uing to lpast performances this St'DSon , Yates o f ·Whi ttier should have beaten Hal in both events , hut it was T yson's day to s hine, a.n d he made the most of it. His winning m ark of ·n ft. % in. in the shot-pul brings him close to Don Tillman's C~ I. T. record of ,n f t. 3 in., and cons idering the fact that Ha l is only a sophomore, it is very likely that he will top that ;=:::======,~l'eCOl'd in the near future. Coac h .\l al-iOl I :\ndt'I'I-iO Il la llool it. O\'CI' with seven teen of his tel', Don Hibbm'tl, I> un Schmid, and B ill Rum el'. S ho wn k n celing Hecol'u B r oken SIII'illg "ooth:1I 1 ('lIlhul-iia~ls. T h e BeavlW pigskin coach is conduct- ar e Bill Coons , n a lla!'i Pecli, (i'm 'cst. /\JlindCl', '1'<1)'10 1' J oynCl', ll.ola nd Talkin' It Over A s brilliant as Tyson's per­ Jug il Ih 'c w('e li s lH'i ng tJ'a ining I H~I 'i o d in preparation for n e xt faU's BeI'n cl', BYl'on l \:ill'ir.H ~ , Od d l V.u'son , Nt'al I 'ju gs, and Ca l'l Hilde­ with 'I 'b e Goon formance was, the m ost outstand­ foot ball season , Pict u l'l'd .... '-

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Page 6 ------THE CALI FOR N I ATE C H------Thursday, May 6, 1948 CHAPMAN AND SWIM MEET TALKIN' IT OVER Good \Vork FROSH NETMEN Ia nd WOll casil y. T horne Butler (Continued from Page 5) took h is lll;J!ch after going three LAVERNE LOSE (Continued f!"Om Page 4) (ContInued from Page 5) Speaking for the rest of the to take 1s t place in the Medley \·Vhich brings me around to men on the cage fi ve, 1 can say one. Both Dean Blancha rd and s et ~ a nd c.rosswhlte I'equired TO BEVONINE Helay with Tech pushing a close putting in a plug for the little that Englar and Smoot were in­ Don Sch mid co n tll1 ucd t heir win- :- . ning ways, making their indio three sets to W lI1 :118 match. In second I n the 220 yard free tall,ecl about managers who put fallible in seeing that the men Coach Ed P reisler's Varsity vidual records at 4 w in s and one the doubles Ma l'tll1 a nd Blan­ baseball team ran up a two game style Oxy 's Scoles will take first In twice as much work and get had every piece of equipment winning s treak. last week with a WI t hout trouble w hile Dixon half as much credit as the guys needed plus putting In plenty of loss. J ack Martin won hIS fi l's t Ic hnn l hJd their own way all the 6-2 verdict over .Chapman 'lues­ and Curray of Cal tech fi gh t with that compete. This past year extra hours providing milk, soap, match of the season , w hen h e time. d ay at Tournament Park, and an OXY's number t wo ma n, Evans, we have a group of men that keeping the % lb$@! Armory in settled down in t he second set 11-5 win at La Verne Saturday. for second place. took plenty of the load off the shape. Glenn Chaffee pitched near sh u t­ ~' .. ec Style coaches' backs. Andy was say- Mo r c Needed out ball in the Chapman game, The 100 yard free style should ing the other day the Bill This term's squads are ably HA ROLD O. GRONDAHL while h is ma.tes were pounding see Oxy's men, Crosby and \Volfe, Jal'mie was as good as two assist­ cared for, but mostly by l<"res h­ out 10 hits. Tom Petrulas, Milt at 1st and 2nd with C.a ltech at ant coaches and he wished that men or Juniors. It was originally Re p resentin g Strauss a nd Chaff ee each got two third. Tec h will definitely take more men would sign to give intended t hat the seniol' manag­ hits, a back seat in dIving while Oxy l_h_iI_n_a_h_a_l_'_d_O_u_t_ th__e_re_._ _ __-: er be a Sentor. But lately only NE W YORK LIFE INSURANCE Beavers Hit. La Verne will sweep the field. however, and can upset any of Sophomores and Jumol'S have The Beaver bats really boomed In the 150 ya rd back Techmen, these predictions. The Poets been applying for the job. If any COMPANY a t La Verne, as everyone in the Mon tgomery and H all, will show could be a blessing in disguise of you are inte rested in serving lineup collected at least one base strength with 2nd and 31'd , but by robbing the Tigers of their in the capacity of manager, the 234 E. Colorado St .• Pasadena knock for a g rand total of four· Occiden tal again stands best pOint in free sty le while Tech two Queens of the Athletic De­ teen hits. Chaff ee, Bruce Hed­ chance of 1st with Wadsworth. came througH wi th the other partment, not to mention the Phone SY 2-7 14 1 rick, and Chuck Norman each B l'east., 440 Prcc events, thus m aking it a close coaches, will welcome you with pitched three innings. Chaffee The 200 yard breast stroke can three-way race. open arms. did not a llow a hit or run during go ei ther to Butterfl y Btll his stint on the mound. Palmer or to Qxy's Brubaker. Box Sc: orcs: R. H . E Bill Pa lmer has dropped the Chapman ...... 0 0 0 I 0 a 1- 2 7 4 event to the Tigermen twice Caltech ...... 2 0 0 2 a 2 x-6 10 2 P e ~~Paasl. and H . Brown, Chaffee and already, but his time has sll1ce R. H. E. dropped below ei ther of those Cal tech ... 0 0 2 0 I 0 0 2 6-11 14 5 races. La Verne 0 000020 03- 58 1 Odom and Maste rs: Chaffee, Hedrick, The next to last event, the Norma n and Petrutas. 440 yard free style, will see Oxy, Oxy, and Tech at 1st, 2nd, and BEAVER GOLFERS 3rd, with Redl ands and Pomona (Continued from Page 5) tailing. bers 2 and G respectively for the The 400 yard free style relay Beaver team, were the only ones w ill go to Oxy, Tech, Pomo na, able to take a ll of the three and Redlands in tha t order: paints at stake in each indiVIdual nal'k HOI'sc Ill ntch. Whittier is still the dark horse, Meet romona This Friday will see the Beav­ BEAVERS BEST er team on their home course, (Conullued from Page 4) Montebello, battling it out with through w ith rous ing victories the conference-l eading Pomona for the conclus ion of the singles group. A victory for the Tech matches. team in this match would pos­ S ing les Decisive s ibly put them in first place in Cal tech had won the contest the conference, by vu'tue of total withoul the help of a soli tary paints won in the matches doubles match which is some­ played to date. thing of a record in itself. To SCORING OTHER Revay IC) halved Smith (R); Benton give us an additional margin of "No ICI def. Johnston IR I, 2 & I ; Rieger IR) dof . Sims ICI./. 1 up, Mo ffat (el det. victory, Larry Nobles and J. C. Pe terson (RI, L & I ; Flora (RI det Bur· Bear captured their doubles CIGARETTE CAN TAKE rows IC) , 2 up, Barrie ICI det. Henn ing (R l, 3 (;, 2. match wi th li ttle trouble. La~t Ma tch es CHESTERFIELD'S PLACE BEAVER BABES Th ree confer ence matches r e­ (Continued from Page 5) main to he played before the Tigercubs could gain cantral, netmen can rela.x, but the decid­ two more men scored in the in­ Il1 g ma tch will be that with W~E~Y." ning. Pomona On \Vednesday, MClY 12, Oxy Scores in E ig h t h on Tournament Park courtS. The Beaverbabe downfall came in the fantastic eig hth, in which OXY ANNEXES Oxy scored 9 runs on 7 hits and (Con ti nued from Page 5) CURRENTLY STARRING IN G Cal tech erl'ors. Catcher Walt 120 Hu;) h Hurdles--Lawre nce (01, Schle­ Pfeiffer ca.m e in the ninth to gel ( 01 , Beaudrand (WI , Wallner ( R J. "THE BIG CLOCK" Ti me 152s. take over pitching chores from Relay- Occidenta l./. Pomona, Redlands, A PARAMOUNT PICTURE Ca ltcch : Ti me 3m L5s Stallkamp, a nd gave a fin e per­ Shot- Tyson (CI, Yates (W I, LeVin (ai, Fa m ( a ) , 47 ft 5-8 m. formance 111 his debut as Frosh Hi g h Jump- Tie for first among Doty moundsman. (01, Laughead (W ), Rob mson (PI, and Pnce (WI 5 ft 10 7-8 in. Sturdevan t again struck ou t 15 Discus-Tyson IC ) , Colbath (P I, Mer· te ns IRI , Pea rson ( 0 1 135 ft . 7114 m. Beaver batters, and held the En­ Pole Vault- TIC for fi rsT between Wa lt gineers to 5 hits. Oxy batters fC) , and Berokoff (0 ) , 13 ft. I in. Cran­ d a ll (WI t ie for fourth among Lapp (PI, pounded out 20 hits off of Daily, Pike (0), and Henny ( 0 ) Broad J ump--Browne ll (WI Tucker Stallkamp, a nd Pfeiffer. (W I, Ch inn (el . HarriS (W I , 22 fI IIY4 ]\feet P om on a Jj~ I ' id ay inches Javelm-Coste r (O IJ,. Flowe rs ( RI , Ul­ Tomorrow t he Tech Freshmen man (PI, Eli as (01, I ts 7 ft. 9 in Fin al sc:o res: O)(y 39 S/ 11, Redlands squad travels to Pomona in their 36%, Whittier 35, Po mona 30 1/ 12 CAl­ first and only game aw ay from TECH 24. home this season. In a previous meeting the Sagechicks rapped Caltcch Stude nts Welcome at the l3 eaveJ'babes 15·3, and are fa­ vorites to repeat a win. 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