TURFR H1-13 by Gavin Claypool week--primarily on the ground. final period, a Morris pass was Gary Stormo carried the ball to early. With third down and 13 on Sports Editor Bisset carried fifteen times for 44 intercepted by Riverside on their the 43, and then Morris passed to the CIT 37, Edwards hit Jones with Down by four with seven minutes yards and a TD. Morton made 21. One second down, quaterback Steubs for the winning score. a pass for the six-pointer. Tormey's left, the Caltech Beavers rallied to several first downs in gaining 43 Jon Edwards found Davery Jones Three in a Row? kick was wide, leaving the score 6-0. defeat the U.c. Riverside Frosh, yards, including runs of 19 and 11 open for 37 yards to the Tech 35. The last time the Beavers won Later in the quarter, Frank 16--13, Saturday afternoon. yards that set up the field goal Two plays later, Jimmy Ardiss three in a row was in 1957, the last Hobbs recovered a Riverside fumble With 2:36 remaining in the attempt at the end of the first half. broke through the right side for the above .500 season for Tech. After deep in their territory to set up the fourth quarter, Lee Morris con­ Unlike the La Berne game, the go-ahead score. Mike Tormey's kick defeating U.C. Riverside (!) in the Beavers' score. Morris carried the nected with John Steubs for 43 Beavers did not lead in any made it 13-9. opener, the Techers proceeded to ball to the nine, and then hit Greg yards and the final touchdown. categories except for first downs. On the series following the lose three straight. In an abrupt Hoit with a short screen that went Homecoming activities attracted The Techers made 11, the Hilanders kickoff the Beavers missed a first turnabout, however, they won the to the five. Morris ran to the two, a crowd of nearly 500 that watched 9. UCR led in passing (10 down by about six inches. The last three, clobbering Cal Western and on fourth down Bisset went up the Beavers extend their winning completed for 171 yards), rushing defense forced Riverside to punt, 46-19, Occidental 27-14, and La the middle and over the line. John streak to two games. (25 carries for 101 yards), and total and Tech took over on their own Verne 21-7. Rogers' kick split the uprights and The streak is the Beavers' longest offense (255 yards). In comparison, Twenty. After Morton gained 11 Cal Poly Pomona's Jayvees are Caltech went ahead, 7-6. in eight years, and evens their Caltech had 8 passes for 113 yards, yards on a draw play, Morris passed next on the Beavers' list. The game Hot Potato season record at 2-2. 41 carries for 84 yards, and a total to Steubs at the UCR 49. Steubs will start Friday afternoon at 2:00, The rest of the half resembled in One, Two, Three... Steve Bisset offense of 214 yards. jumped and caught the ball between p.m. on the Pomona campus. some respects the children's game of and john Morton provided most of Late Rally two Riverside defenders, who Early Scoring "hot potato". The first play fol- the Tech offense, which was--as last With Caltech leading 9-6 in the caught him instead of the pigskin. Riverside got on the scoreboard Continued on Page Five

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Volume LXXIII 1')71 Number 6 Y Wants You To Register, Jeans West Police Fall Victim To Will Pay You Better Student Planning by Claude Anderson spots where the going got rough, Although many weeks have by Peter Beckman Jeff Mallory reinforcements were called in until passed since 18-year-olds were given everything had been wiped out or the right to vote, many techers still and Channon Price carried out. Two special shock have not registered. Are you one of As the last seconds of Saturday's troops were responsible for the them? There are two programs here imcredible game were being counted wholeslae destruction of many a which will facilitate your regis­ off by the deleriously excited tration. The Caltech "Y" and a Techers, plans were already afoot to formerly proud door, and a speci­ local clothing store are sponsoring celebrate the victory. A few hardy ally assigned group of scavengers these. conspiritors had already decided were in charge of hauling out the Tomorrow at noon on the Olive that the evening's pyrotechnics remnants. Even attempted chemical walk, speakers and Deputy Regis­ would be competently handled for warfare in the form of ten gallons trars from the Democratic and once, their decision was backed by of denatured alcohol released di­ Republican parties will be on the power and might of the rectly beneath the sergeant failed to campus to talk to prospective It has long been maintained that: "Anything one Techer can do in one hour four cryptically named PHWH&RR. stop the merciless rapists of the Techers can do in four hours. maybe six if they hurry." However, the PHWH&RR Of course, a bonfire meant some once formidable building. Every­ registrants and to allow them to provided a counter-example on Saturday night. -photo by Vella register or change their registration. easily oxidizable material available thing was hauled out and dumped in full view of an anxious student John Cross, coordinator of the "Y" in fantastic quantities--just the sort Food Service Got You Down? body, while the larger pieces were project, indicated that 40% of the of thing that the builders of the savagely broken into more easily voters under 21 have not registered CEAC greenhouse had foresightedly handled and transported sizes. with a party, but have declined to included in abundance in that Canteen Needs Time Din-Din state their party preference. He structure. While the general staff of the PHWH&RR plotted and planned In each of the student houses emphasized the desirability of regis­ by E. Burner Pilate seem to realize is that sincere orders-ot:the-day (or night, as the tration in a party. Most students are unfavorably criticism might well improve the the strategems for the upcoming evening, some of the "enlisted men" case may be) were given at dinner. The only registration require­ impressed when first confronted meals they eat. and a drill sergeant who would have Only an elite corps of guerilla ments for Los Angeles County are with institutional food. Very few ,As everyone is well aware, we made the Marines proud, formed a (gorilla?) fighters would be allowed that you be an 18 year old citizen institutional meals prove as ap­ have a new food service. Canteen brigade to perform the more to conduct the mission. The other and that you live here now and on pealing as a homecooked meal. was awarded the Caltech contract physical task as hand. volunteers would act as a diversion election day in June. If you are not Unfortunately,at Caltech home­ August 16. Caltech took pains to Going first to a nearby supply at California and Lake. They were yet 18 but will be 18 by June, you cooked meals are not available to ensure that Canteen would provide depot for the proper weaponry, not to leave their positions until the can register for the primary and most students. A little griping about palatable food. CIT's "duly author­ they then marched on the deserted flame had been lit. Failure to obey county elections which will be held the food on board contracts is ized representative", Robert W. outpost north of San Pasqual. The orders meant summary cremation. before the school year is over. inevitable. Currently the griping Gang (also manager of Residence Sergeant skillfully deployed his men (This isn't exactly what the Your registration may take many seems loud and rather indiscri­ and Dining Halls) eats all lunches from room to room, with instruct­ Commander-in-Chief promised, but minate. What most Techers don't and many of the breakfasts and ions to leave nothing behind. In Continued on Page Five dinners that Canteen prepares. Gang News Briefs feels that two months is hardly enough time for Canteen to learn about Caltech's needs. The same A I-lot Time in the Town problems in adjustment were en­ What Happened To KPPC? countered by Caltech when it took over food service from Saga in The axe fell for all of the eering faculty was delighted by the August '66. Canteen has a difficult employees of KPPC on Sunday news, and Dr. Martel has graciously task learning about which dishes night a shock to all of that popular volunteered to be her advisor. It's techers prefer and how much of progressive radio station's listeners. going to be a long, uphill battle, each to prepare, Gang maintains. It is still a mystery why National though: she did her undergraduate No More Pepper Steak! Science Network would want to work in fine arts, music, and The new head of food service, dump a format worth .3 megabucks theater. Henry Bieker, also feels that a year in favor of a 'Top-40' type students are somewhat premature in station. Anyone interested in peti­ Ecologically-Concerned Cyclists judging Canteen. The new food tions or boycotts supporting To Visit Los Angeles Auto Show service is planning a six-week cycle 'pre-Oct. 25 KPPC' should contact SCEC (Southern California Envir­ of meals; the meals of the last two Nancy Stevenson or Ken Turner at onmental Coalition) is planning a weeks haven't all been tried yet. 472-6690. mass bicy1ce migration to the L.A. For the next month, and occa­ Auto Show this Saturday. It is Here She Comes, ssionally thereafter Canteen will try hoped that this' demonstration will Miss America new food items. Some of them will Miss America wants to come to bring home to the manufacturers fail. One example is the pepper Tech'l That's right! A recent the ecological impact of their steak-Bieker maintains there won't interview in the Chicago Tribune products and the need for an be a pepper steak meal again. says, "... she plans to enter Cal alternative to individualized motor The food service managers are Detonators have long fascinated Techers and other pyromaniacs. The engineers of this Tech and do graduate work in radio transport. CYclists should plan to be conflagration spared no expense to insure that the fire would start on cue and would also trying to increase the quality of sprea~ and television." The electrical engin- rapidly. While professionals consider flashbulbs gauche, the use of a fully-charged Continued on Page Two Continued on Page Six capacItor for firing shows real talent. -photo by Vella Page Two THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, October 28, 1971 Letters CALTErn FORUM License lechers Not Firearms This item is from the Tech's Far Vietnam Is-a 6 x 8 room for a East correspondent Mr. Schroedlu, year. It boggles the imagination to in order that public opinion may replaced by some knowledge and who is well remembered by many as Vietnam Is-volleyball in the think that some of this nation's discourage further demonstrations understanding and by the conviction the Tech's former business manager. rain. most gifted men and women would of this kind. that Christ was providing a just, I don't know what. I have no Vietnam Is-movies in an outside be so selfish as to endanger the lives ~Al Fansome reliable, loving, and non-arbitrary way of knowing what. All I know, theater, or a makeshift one with a and property of the citizens of the guide for me. if that, is what My Vietnam is, and leaky roof, for free, but broken and community. Without question, we Dear Sirs: So today I have many lifetime this is what My Vietnam is. with blurry sound tracks. of Pasadena are as pleased as Before coming to Caltech in friends and the comfort of Christ, Vietnam Is-native hoochmaids anyone with Cal Tech's present 1968, I had become totally disaf­ who I can take my troubles to, and Vietnam Is-mosquitos, bugs and talking in Vietnamese and you wish winning streak, indeed, the whole fected to churches because of their the assurance that my life is based gnats so small you can hardly see to hell you cpuld understand what world rejoices when CIT wins a supposed hypocrisy. But I was on facts and One who is objective, them, but their bites bump up hard they're laughing at. football game. Be that as it may, it unsatisfied with my own ignorance rather than my own point of view. and long, and hurt. Vietnam Is-both sides trying to is unfair to burden the taxpayers of of Christianity, so I read Mark, -Jim Stone Vietnam Is-rain coming down avoid contact with each other, at this city with the cost of maintain­ Luke, and the biblical accounts of and in through the screen walls, the moment, but people still getting ing a police and fire department for Christ's life, during the summer soaking your bed while you lie on it ripped off. the purpose of preventing damage after high school. I didn't under­ reading a book, but you sleep on it Vietnam Is-malaria. and inconvenience caused by bon­ stand much that I read, but I did anyway. Vietnam Is-Iifers putting each fires started in the middle of busy feel that this differed from the Vietnam Is-choppers, the heli­ intersections. But far more impor­ impression that churches had given Take other in for awards and decorations. copters, going Wop Wop Wop Wop Vietnam Is-having to maintain a tant than the monetary cost is the me. Upon coming to Caltech, I was outside and blowing papers and jeep and do a job that you were threat to lives involved in having the anxious to meet Christians who clothes onto the floor with their never trained to do, after you were fire and police departments diver­ were not "churchy", but were a propwash. trained for 11 months to do ted. With pollution and poverty serious about living for Jesus Christ. Vietnam Is-lassitude: the com­ something else... rampant in this nation, surely the So during that first year, a small pound dogs lying on the ground Vietnam Is-the equipment energies of the students of Cal Tech group of Christians got to know with their chins right down smack dOUble-play, Yankees to ARVNs to LevI's could be put to better use than that each other, and Jesus, better and in the mud; never seen dogs do that Charlie, or the junk- heap, which­ of constructing conflagrations in the better. The acute loneliness of the before. ever comes first. .city streets. The people of the first few weeks here faded away, Vietnam Is-getting short, and Vietnam Is-two-star generals' community should be made cogniz­ and the ignorance and lack of yelling at the top of your voice choppers having a round, concrete ant of the conduct of these students trip. understanding of Christianity was about it, but then all normal sorts landing pad, while everyone else Make it to the Gap. of behavioral standards seem to lands on dirt. For the Area's decay here. Vietnam Is-regular guys working News Briefs Human Potential Group greatest selection of Vietnam Is-dysentery, precarious together in the hot sun to build a Meets Again Tonight Levi's". Over 4 tons per "Discovering Your Body," the store. Levi's-that's all we equilibrium between the job, the concrete patio. carry. From Levi's for shitter and the hospital. Vietnam Is-General Abrams' Continued from Page One second session of the Human Gals". To Levi's Sta-Prest® Vietnam Is-12 beers a day, 50 mansion at USARVHQ. at McArthur Park (McArthur and Potential Movement sponsored by slacks. Good trip. cigarettes a day, a hell of a lot of Vietnam Is-somebody who . Wilshire) at 12: 15 p.m. for the 11-2 the Y, will be held tonight in smack a day, at least a high a day. shoots himself in the middle of the mile ride to the Convention Center. Culbertson Hall. Vietnam Is-a fucked-up war, night and a photo man has to get The meeting there will run from everyone agrees. up out of bed to go take pictures of 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. Halfway House Vietnam Is-sand, swamps, V.D., the bloodstains on the floor. Needs More Occupants whores, modern lotus-eaters hoping Vietnam Is-grunts in the field. Vietnam Is-not wanting to get Any girl or couple interested in that mental trips away will be Vietnam Is-a box marked Drug up in the morning, but not wanting living in Halfway House, a com­ better for the balance of their Amnesty Box kept in a prominent to stay in bed either. munal living experiment, should minds than staying put, and pro­ location by the unit heads in the Vietnam Is-someone taking a contact Andy Ingersoll, Pete Szol­ bably being right. hopes that somebody will put piss outside your room at 3 a.m. ovits, or Marc Aaronson. Pasadena Vietnam Is-a lot of dead people. something in it. because he doesn't want to walk all Lake Ave. end Vietnam Is-220 piasters a day the way to the pisser. Current Hillel Call1ornis Blvd. Vietnam Is-beautiful sunsets. Phone: 795·7711 for the shit-burners; that's $0.80. Vietnam Is-watching jail-birds Vietnam Is-removing ticks from Gub News Open Daily 10 \0 9, Sunday 12\0 5 Vietnam Is-captured documents and freedom birds land and take the dog's ears. The Caltech Hillel is resuming its coming in with a picture of a wife off. Vietnam Is-a horrendous mis­ weekly lunch meetings. They will be and children torn to pieces by a Vietnam Is-no mail for the fifth take. held Mondays at 12 noon, in Claymore mine. straight day. Vietnam Is-no light bulbs. the Coffeehouse. The meetings are mIFORNIATech Vietnam Is-directives about pro­ Vietnam Is-an orderly room Vietnam Is-great, for smack mainly as a get- together, with the Thursday, October 28, 1971 per wear of the military uniform with 43 loose-leaf notebooks of freaks and sadistic killers. purpose of discussing ideas for club Volume LXXIII Number 6 action. outside of your unit area of army regulations, letters, pamphlets, Vietnam Is-sick. Published weekly except during operations. and circulars, 40 different current Vietnam Is-three generals going This Sunday evening, at 7:30 in examination and vacation periods by Vietnam Is-an awful lot of files, and two or three hundred up in their choppers each morning the Penthouse Patio of the Keith the Associated Students of the chicken and roast beef in the different sorts of blank forms. to shoot gooks, and the low man Spaulding Building (Parkinson to California Institute of Technology, buys the drinks that night. Incorporated. The opinions expressed messhalls; more than the Viet- Vietnam Is-never being clean. upperclassmen), the weekly Israeli in all articles herein are strictly those namese will ever see. Vietnam Is-Why Me? Vietnam Is-people -lying to you folk-dancing session will feature a of the author and do not necessarily Vietnam Is-rockets at 4 a.m. Vietnam Is-molding laundry on the radio. Halloween costume party, without reflect those of the editors or of the Vietnam Is-the black market bags. Vietnam Is-a bad scene. the usual one-hour instruction per­ newspaper staff. Vietnam Is-our blood, our par­ iod. All Techers are invited to come Copyright, 1971, by the Associated ripping off things from the supply Vietnam Is-that radical you Students of the California Institute of ships before they're even unloaded, knew in the States pulling KP, ents' mistake. and participate. 25 cents for Technology, Incorporated. All rights down at New Port in Saigon. perimeter guard and perimeter Vietnam Is-my problem, and non-members, one-year memberships reserved. Vietnam Is-50,000 American sweep with the 101 st up North. yours. $3. lives and the lord only knows how Vietnam Is-driving through Sai­ Editors-in-Chief Peter W. Beckman . Paul A. Levin many billions of dollars so Mr. gon and holding your nose. FRANKLY SPEAKING Phil Flank Philip M. Neches Thieu can give us all a lesson in Vietnam Is-driving through Sai­ Entertainment Editor Nick Smith freedom and democracy. gon and holding your breath. Features Editor Philip Massey Photography Editor Alan Ctein THE ASCIT FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE Sports Editor Gavin Claypool Staff Claude Anderson, [IN ASIGNIFICANT CHANGE FROM THE USUAL) Don Cheshire, Charles Oodgeson, Emden Gansner, Bob Geller, PRESENTS: Gesine Lohr, Jeff Mallory, Ira Moskatel, Dave Peisner, Channon Price.

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Tile Puppets And Sex? CriticfI/ Austrian Musicians FOURTH by Jeff Mallory Storm Beckman by Robert Geller North Techers will have the unique [fir Positive thinking is sometimes S-Q, 7, 4, 2 pleasure of attending the world the only way to approach both the H-A premiere of the first and one-and­ bidding and play of a bridge hand. D-K, 8,6,3,2 only puppet opera rated X next Weather Report;ColumbiaC30661. Concentus Musicus will perform One frequently must play to make C-lO,9,8 Friday, November 5, in Ramo The title is an adequate expres­ selected Bach Pieces on Sunday, or defeat a contract and therefore Auditorium. With his creation still sion of the ethereal qualities of this October 31 at 3:30. Fifty free assume that the enemy cards must fresh from the Cabrillo Music album. Five musicians, all tops in tickets and 50 $1 tickets were be distributed in a certain manner. East Festival, Lou Harrison brings their fields, got together to create a available Tuesday to Techtites*, but If the cards aren't just right 5-10, 9,6,5,3 "Young Ceasar", his new and piece of really modern music. were completely snapped up by multiple overtricks or undertricks, H-K, 10,4 entirely different art form, to Tech Modern it is, but good? 10:00 a.m. Prices are $3 for as the case may be, generally result. D-7,4 to kick off the Encounters I have played this album dozens students and $5 for General Admis­ In the long run, if the doctrine of C-6, 5, 2 1971-1972 program. of times and I still have very mixed sion. I think Sebastian Bach is playing to make or break contracts Harrison's show (which, he says, feelings. The creation and arrange­ happy you are coming. is not carried to suicidal extremes, West is entirely not for children), follows ment are strokes of genius, but Tyrolerfest an eXciting song and it will prove the winning strategy. S-J,8 the story of Julius Ceasar from his dance group straight from Kitzbuhel much of the record is just not East was intrigued by the fact H- 9,5 manhood ceremony at the age of 16 in the Austrian Alps, is coming to listenable. The lack of continuity that he was not vulnerable and his D-Q,J,lO,5 to his affair with the King of and mood counterbalances the Beckman this Saturday for two opponents were, and so emboldened Bithynia. C-A, K, Q, J, 7 thought and talent that went into performances at 2:30 and 8:30. he opened three clubs. The danger As a part of the Encounters its production. Dancing with fantastic skill and of such foolish preempts, as today's program, there will be a rap session There are a couple of exceptions. energy, they've brought the customs hand illustrates, is not the prospect South for Techers and the public with "Morning Lake" is' probably the and music of Austria to many of a large penalty, but that the S-A, K Harrison on Thursday, Nov. 4, at best cut instrumentally and is audiences around the world. If opponents may stumble into a game H-Q, J, 8, 7,6,3,2 4:00 in the Humanities Lecture Hall arranged very well. "Eurydice", in you're a folk dance fan, a Deutscho­ they might not have bid on their D-A,9 in Baxter to talk with him and his contrast to the rest of the album, phile, or even if you don't know a own. As opposed to that, East's C-4,3 group on "Young Ceasar", music, has a continuous beat and is a zither when you hear one, you'll preempt stood a good chance of art, or practically anything. There's fantastic jazz number. enjoy the colorful costumes, incred­ throwing a profitable monkey North- South Vulnerable no charge for admission and it Weather report may develop an ible feats, and native music of this wrench into enemy communica­ should be a very interesting discus­ Tyrolese company. Tickets are $6, tions. On balance East's call of sion. appealing style that is understand­ W NES able enough for today's audience, or $5, $4 for the evening show and three clubs stands to gain far more Through the kind and benevolent Pass 3C 3H maybe that audience will change its fifty cents less for the matinee at than it loses. Pass hearts of both the Beckman Staff taste to meet the group's standards. 2:30. Tech students are only $2. After South's overcall and West's Pass 4H Pass Pass and Mr. Harrison, Tech students are But at any rate, I don't think we're Coming November 12-The raise, North was faced with the Pass invited to the "dress" rehearsal of ready for so much "creativity" yet. National Shakespeare Company of choice between seeking a new suit the opera sometime on Friday, the ~aaude Anderson .!'Iew York with "Twelfth Night". Continued on Page Six West led the six of clubs• Continued on Page Seven ALWAYS FIRST WITH THE BEST IN ADULT MOVIE ENTERTAINMENT FOR 11lE DlSCRIMINATlNG ADULT ~Pj!!:S;~

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Thursday, October 28, 1971 THE CALIFORNIA TECH Page Five Three In A Row Cross Country Trio Water Polo Team On Streak Ruddock House Unbeaten Runs For Naught by Gavin Oaypool along with Lloyd. In the cellar by Bob Kieckhefer half ended, making the score varsity Ruddock House defeated all landed the mighty Darbs, who After barely losing to Claremont 5, alumni 3. The varsity stressed comers to take first place in the avoided a winless season by knock­ A depleted squad was the cause last Wednesday, the Caltech water ball control for the rest of the Interhouse softball competition for ing off the Moles, 8-2, on Monday. as the cross country fell to Pomona polo team finally recorded its first game, giving them a 7-4 victory. 1971-1972. and Pasadena College this weekend victories of the 1971 season, over Steve Sheffield scored five goals The road to success was not on the home course. Pomona and the CIT alumni last while Tim Hight and Russ Desiderio easy. After two come-from-behind With only three ready-and-able Standings Friday and Saturday. got one each for the' "young wins earlier this year against Ric­ runners-Alan Kleinsasser, Scott The tankmen, as usual, started punks;" Hank DeWitt '68 scored ketts and Page, the Rudds edged (Final) Matthews, and Ralph Hayward slowly against Claremont-Mudd, and three times and Ed Evans '67 once past Blacker, 4-3, for their last WL Pet. GB -Caltech was ,unable to defeat defensive lapses led to three CHM for the "dirty old men." conquest Friday. Ruddock 6 0 1.000 -­ opponents with teams not much goals in the first quarter. Tech On the Line Thursday they demolished Flem­ Ricketts 4 2 .667 2 larger than their own. bounced back in the second quarter, The tankmen put their winning ing by a score of 11-0. Fleming 3 3 .500 3 Last Friday, Pomona defeated however, as Steve Sheffield bounced streak on the line yesterday evening . Second place Ricketts could only Page 3 3 .500 3 the Techers, 17-42. Kleinsasser a free throw off a defender into the against exhibition foe Pierce JC, Sit and watch, as Ruddock clinched Blacker 2 4 .333 4 finished fourth in 31 :26, with goal. Later in the quarter, after and came out on top, 13-4. Sheffield the crown. The Scurves had the Lloyd 2 4 .333 4 Matthews and Hayward seventh and Virgil Shields blocked aCHM scored seven goals for the Techers week off until Tuesday, when they Dabney I 5 .167 5 eighth, respectively. Monday, a penalty shot, Tim Hight scored and with Desiderio contributing four and were defeated by Page in a make-up tWice-postponed meet with Pasadena Steve Sheffield put in a penalty Hight two. game, 8-5. Results was finally held, ending in the shot, leaving the score Claremont 4 Page finished in a tie for third Th: Lloyd 15, Page 14. visitors' favor 19-36. Matthews came Caltech 3 at halftime. ' Page Four Photos with Fleming at the .500 mark. Ruddock II, Fleming O. Coates Ties in fourth, with Kleinsasser fifth and by Ctein Hayward eighth. Fleming, the former champs, came F: Page 8, Dabney 2. Tom Coates tied the score in the back from two early season losses Ruddock 4, Blacker 3. third quarter, but CHM went ahead to salvage the tie. M: Dabney 13, Blacker 4. early in the final period with a • Blacker, who dealt the Flems one Fleming 21, Lloyd I. penalty shot score. Claremont had of those defeats, finished in fifth Tu: Page 8, Ricketts 5. nine team fouls, however, so their next fould would give Tech an almost certain score on a penalty shot. Miraculously, they avoided getting called for any fouls for the last five minutes of the game, so Tech was forced to gamble to tie the score in the last minute. The gambles backfired, however, giving Claremont two more goals and a 7-4 SPORTS! victory. At Pomona Friday night the Mil FAMEY. RAH! Techers outplayed the home team but couldn't put many shots in the net. Steve Sheffield scored in the second quarter and on a third Pasadena Bonfire quarter penalty shot, but Pomona Continued from Page One witnesses a couple of plain­ continued to press hard and force this is a family newspaper.) (The clothesmen were on hand waiting Tech mistakes. In the fourth period Manson Family?) for something to happen. Pomona finally got on the score­ Mess had brought a temporary Fooled Ya board with a good hole shot and There was a moment (10:08 to tied the score with a penalty shot halt to the pillage, but shortly after be precise), even a prolonged late in the period, forcing the game sundown, taking advantage of the moment, of silence as the into overtime. lengthening shadows and darkening Commander-in-Chief left the safety Looking Gloomy skies, the Raiders returned and of (Federal Savingsfl and walked up Things looked very gloomy for established a beachhead loading the driveway to the street, clutching the visitors when Pomona got two zone. The convoys began arriving at his starting pistol. The wood load TWO IN AROW! goals in the first overtime period, about 2030, and both men and materiel were loaded for delivery to was carefully laid out in one or but Steve Sheffield's long shots Continued from Page One bounced through the endzone for a the underground staging area. The two-man piles, The silence stretched finally began hitting the mark in the lowing the kickoff return had safety. High Commander had even provided on. The reconnaissance mission second overtime period, and· his S t e ubs recovering a Riverside Following the kickoff, the Bea­ the individual drivers with instruc­ lasted but a scant few minutes: three scores in the last two minutes fumble. Morris promptly fumbled vers drove to the UCR 18, where tions for travel so that detection barricades went up at Hudson and gave Tech a 5-4 lead; the victory the ball back, and Riverside began a Roger's field goal attempt failed just and possible apprehension would be Del Mar, Lake and Cordova, and was sealed when he intercepted a drive to the Beaver 12. They before halftime. nearly impossible. These devious Del Mar and Mentor. Then came the Pomona pass in front of the Caltech eventually tried a field goal from Tough Defense routes were the work of a shar­ goal with 20 seconds left and shot heard 'round the block. At the 16, but Tormey's end-aver-end The third quarter was the high pened mind familiar with our very close to its preordained controlled the ball to run out the kick was to the left side. point for both defenses. Neither opponents. Upon arrival each of the H-Hour, 25+ bods came roaring up clock. team was able to make a first down transports disgorged their loads of from the parking lot with their The next morning the tankmen until Riverside succeeded with 32 conspirators and fuel, and made precious cargoes. Unfortunately, Beavers' Stats took on a fired-up, but out of shape seconds left. ready for the great cavalry charge. several befuddled cars were in the alumni team composed of Caltech Band, Rah! intersection at the time. However, UCR CIT graduates from 1942 through 1971. Walking Ducks During halftime, the Caltech the situation was quickly remedied First Downs 9 11 The alumni scored first, but soom Meanwhile, the decoys had began Passes Attempted 29 23 Marching Band made their premiere as the drivers saw a mound of wood Passes Completed 10 8 the superior conditioning of the to gather at California and Lake. performance. To last week's reper­ suddenly appear in the middle of Yards Gained 171 113 varsity paid off, and their close-in Several hundred Techers peacefully Passes Had Intercepted 3 3 - toire of "On Wisconsin" and the the intersection: they got the hell Opponent's Runback (yds) 65 15 shots overwhelmed goalie Ken Han­ walked across the intersection Rushing Plays 25 41 Caltech Alma Mater, were added out of there. son '71. The old men kept the score always obeying the greeen lights: Yards Gained 131 101 such hits as the theme from Hawaii The bonfire was unique in several Yards Lost 30 17 close, however, as Ed Evans '67 The police were not obviously in Net Yards Gained 101 84 Five-a, "Sounds of Silence," and ways: it was organized, it came off rotal Offensive Plays 64 54 took the varsity by surprise with a evidence, being too busy with real "We've Only Just Begun." Complex perfectly, and it had a very special Total Yards Gained 255 214 lO-yard shot just before the first world affairs, but according to some Fumbles 4 1 formations of a football, the letter ignition device. As the stack grew Fumbles Lost 2 1 Penalties 6 5 "s" and a magnifying glass made by higher, a flashbulb wrapped with Yards penalized 51 32 21 Techers entertained the local matches and attached to a very long STATISTICS BY ROBERT DOUBLIN fans. YE OLDE SPORTS MENU wire, was gently thrown into the middle of the heap. After the five After taking over the ball on UC Riverside 6007--13 Friday, October 29 gallon gas can was emptied, the their own 20, the Beavers had their Caltech 7 2 0 7 -- 16 2:00 p.m. Football Cal Poly Pomona JV Away exuberant pyros attached a fully third down pass intercepted by the UCR--Jones 37 pass from Edwards (kick 4:00 p.m. Cross Country Redlands Away charged 100 volt capacitor across Riverside cornerback at the CIT 31. wide) CIT--Bisset 2 run (Rogers kick) the very long wire and Pasadena was On their third down, Bob Bales Saturday, October 30 CIT--Buehler hiked ball into endzone lit up with a brilliance that has picked off a pass on the 14, and ran 10: 00 a.m. Soccer Claremont/Harvey Mudd Home for safety. rarely been seen (mainly because it back 15 yards. UCR--Ardiss 29 run (Tormey kick) 10:00 a.m. Water Polo Redlands Home there are so few occasions when Dippsy-Doodle CIT--Steubs 43 pass from Morris (Rogers such a devious mode of celebration Riverside's next to last series was kick) Wednesday, November 3 is called for). The fireball produced one of the strangest ever seen. With too when CEAC's remains went up in first and ten on the Hilanders 20, Interhouse Trophy 2:30 p.m. Soccer Redlands Home flames was enough to warm the Edwards called for a double reverse 2:30 p.m. Water Polo Occidental Away heart of even the most trollish of pitchout pass. The play went House Points Techers. smoothly from Edwards to Larry Friday, November 5 Stampede Ware, then Beil Cappellitti, and Ruddock 63 4:00 p.m. Cross Country All-SCIAC Meet Host -- Caltech Back at California and Lake the back to Edwards, but Jones was Ricketts 54 decoys froze as flames came to life unable to catch the pass. After two Fleming 40.5 Saturday, November 6 two blocks to the north. Then, more incompletes, the Hilanders Page 40.5 10:00 a.m. Water Polo Claremont/Harvey Mudd Away discarding their civilian disguises, lined up in punt formation. The Blacker 22.5 10:30 a.m. Soceer Chapman Away they began a fantastic charge up center, Nick Buchler, then hiked the Lloyd 22.5 1:30 p.m. Football Azusa Pacific JV Away Continued on Page Seven ball over Tormey's head, and it Dabney 9 Page Six THE CALIFORNIA TECH Thursday, October 28,1971 Bridge Food Service 15c SALE!!! Continued from Page Three 12 oz. Coca Cola and supporting his partner's. Since Continued from Page One express their OplntOns about the 12 oz. Hi-C South had overcalled at the three the food by organizing the food meals, either directly to the food level at unfavorable vulnerability, service staff and facilities in a more service managers or to their house 12 oz. Canada Dry Soda his suit was almost certainly good effective manner. The South Com­ food representatives. Checking in enough to play opposite a singleton plex, for instance, is being made less the houses, I found few people who ace. Any search for a new suit was dependent on the North Complex knew who their food reps were. The E. S. Nesnon is celebrating the two football victories impossible at this point, so North so that now students in the old food reps for the houses are: just bid four hearts. houses are eating on a par with Blacker-Brian Jack; Dabney-Peter and the approach of Halloween with a special sale West led the six of clubs, then those in the new houses. Work Groom, Andrea Goldfarb; Fleming for our customers: followed with the two on East's schedules have been adjusted so that -Charles Ludvik; Uoyd-Bill Molzon; second club winner. Naturally East food service is not understaffed on Page- Mark Boals; Ricketts-Ken played another high club. Even the weekends. As Canteen learns Walker; Ruddock-Bob Bresler. THE FLEMING HOUSE SOFT DRINK MACHINE though East has preempted and what the students want it will Talk to your food rep. about West played high-low in clubs, continue to improve. Bieker empha­ your preferences and suggestions. South must ruff with a low club sized that what are really needed It's especially important now, be­ IS NOW SET AT 15( PER CAN! (the eight on the off-chance East are serious suggestions on how to cause it is easier for Canteen to has the ten and nine). If West improve dishes. The food service switch meal items now. So, speak overruffs, unless it's with a holding staff needs to know which entrees up about the food. If you don't, This sale will continue as long as we can afford it. of doubleton king. Not very hard you like and dislike and the reasons then it's your fault if Caltech eats you say. Well you're right of course, why. it. 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Continued from Page One naught. of the bonfire the students repeated unceremoniously dumped into Tickets are selling like mad, but forms: first time registration, change Unfortunately, the police were their previous preformance until the waiting trash recepticles near Noyes. there are still some left. Prices for of party affiliation, addition or drop more alert than they had appeared, firemen arrived to put out the The students scattered back to Friday's 8:00 performance are $5 of party affiliation, or change of and within a minute they had blaze. A few boos and hisses greeted campus to revel in their good spirits for General Admission and $3.50 locality. Cross stated that many rushed up (do you really rush up to them, but unlike three years ago (or revel in good spirits)or return to for students. Flash your ID and the states do not have absentee ballots the nth harmless fire as n gets there were no attempts to steal the snaking and other meaningless acti­ price drops to $1. 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by Noway Nohow air mail stamp, which will picture What this paper really needs is a Dr. David Halliday, will be issued. good $.02 stamp column, and an From that time forward, you will unprecedented event at Caltech has have the choice of two tracks for made this column relevant and your mail to follow. When grades necessary. A new stamp may soon are posted, you will know that both appear on the envelopes which tracks lead to chaos. enclose your deluge (sigh) of mail. Who says Physics isn't worth two It's 2:30 p.m. on a bleak cents? Tuesday in Mid-December. You've been trolling for your physics final since 2:30 p.m. Monday, so you Editor's Note: We have pictured both decide to check your mail. On the the final version (left) and one of the way back to your room it hits you. preliminary sketches because we felt No, you're not suffering from that each version is worthy of merit. hallucinations and quadruple visions. There, staring back at you from the top of the envelope, is the fourfold face of Feynman. The stamp, designed by Tech freshman Gary Hansen, is to commemorate the decade since the original Feynman lectures. The $.02 stamp will be blood red and white, just as are all three volumes of the cherished book by the man whom it honors. Although it will take four An evening of comedies with Chaplin, langdon, Jane Goodall lecture' of them to get a letter off, they Sennett, Charfie Chase, laurel & Hardy 18 qfamiiy Reiationsh1ps ;'\n'd)n~st (:h1mpJ\1.lees"· should help you lick your physics 2 Silent Movies "PARIS", with Eric Fwd problems. r:: World premiere of LOU HARRISON'S Armchair Adventures For the freshmen who will / puppet opera "Young Caesar" '19 receive their grades in the mail during Christmas vacation, each will FINE l\HTS QUMn£i realize that no matter what letter PerfGrXnil1g HayJi1, :Hi:;,<~e;YsJ~i ii-H;ij 3f;:::·:~Ti:' appears on that report for Ph la, he can't stamp it out. Rumor has it rd'bi~rt 1~, H:hbs, !Ph.D. ;»~urc: that on January 3, registration day uNV/i 8; htj;~Hl$ for T;:.:ffk f~ 1F~'2~/i;);T'; for second term, an accompanying

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