Techmen Await Bonfire, Paiamarino Tonight ------Tigers Favored In 36th Annual Grid Classic Tonight's the night! on hand to help the rally along. The parade will be lead by the leeted song and dance acts have men's wear store up on Colo At 6:30 the chow line will open The l'i:l tly is expected to last band truck and the yell leaders. been signed to complete the rado neal' Lake, are offering up in Tournament park and the until everyone is completely M.C. ~likc show which will be built around prizes to the men with the win Beavers Gun 1949 P ajamal'ino will be under- hoarse, at which time the pa J. Mike Sellen has been volun the Singing quartet. ning garbs. Originality of deo sogn will, of course, be highly way. rade will form. teered to lVl.C. at the Legion Hall Loud PJ's beginning at 8:30 (or whenever regarded. After a delicious meal, all the Pamde Route Naturally we can't get through For Upset Techmen present should be As usual, the paraders will the parade happens to arrive at the night without a beauty con A final note of caution: no cars ready for the rally which will be on foot, in pajamas. Only the hall ). Cal tech's Eager Beavers and test of some sort, so, a pajama can be included in the parade begin at about 7:15. The feature six selected cars will be includ Quartet to Sing Oxy's Tigers clash tomorrow contest will be held. No pa· unless approved ahead of time, attract10n of the rally, of course, ed, to be used for basket Last year's most popular per night at the Rose Bowl in the jamas are liable to qualify un s ince our parade permit calls for will be the bonfire. Songs and cases only. The course of the formers, the Crown City Four, less visible for at least five miles six al1d ONLY SIX cars. Also, 36th renewal of their gridiron yells will be led by the yell lead- parade will be the traditional are being brought back tonight no alcohol should be brought to series. Both teams will be at to form the top act of super through the smog. ers, the band providing suitable lone, terminating at Legion ~aU a top strength when the starting lative program which has been Ploizcs or consumed during the Paja music as 'accompaniment. Coach after a good stroll down Callfor whistle blows at 8:00 p.m. Bert LaBruchel'ie will also be nia, Lake, and Colorado streets. arranged for the occasion. Se- Fowler and Schrader, the marino. The Beavers will miss the sup port they had in last year's Oxy game from men Hke Bob Funk, Bill Sylvies, Don Hibbard, and Chuckel' Norman. But this does n't mean that this year's team isn't capable of downing Occi CAlIFORNIA TECH dentaL Twenty-five to thirteen was the best the conference CaliffJrnia Institute fJf Tecl/nfJlfJgy champs could go against us last Volume LI. ______Thursdoy, October 27, 1949__ --!. I______No. 4 year, and they're certainly not the champs this season. OO llllJarulg Last week's 54-6 shellacking at Y Firesides the hands of Whittier would tend to push the Tigers on the same level as Cal tech, who was Series Open beaten by a similar score. The Poets' pass defense worked bet Heralding the start of this year's Caltech Y Fireside Pro ter against Oxy than against us. gram, Dr. [an Campbell, assistant Tiger flingel' Joe J ohnson com chairman of the Geology Divi pleted only two passes all eve ning. sion, will entertain a group of students at his home this com This will be the first time ing Sunday evening. since the start of the season that Dr. Campbell has heen at the the ~ngineer s will be at full Institute since 1931 and during strength. Some new plays are that time has alvv- ays shown a being lined up to foo l the Tigers. great interest in the students. The wrinkles in last week's of This is refiectcd in the Geology fense have also had a little iron Department's HespriL de corps" ing out so that we don't give for which he is largely respon away more points than we sible. make. Students l\Jc.~et }I'aculty Be\'o Defense The V's Fireside program is Bob Levin, outstanding Occidental end, is I'ambling along on his Coach LaBrucherie's new de designed to enable the students way to a 6().yard touchdown. Levin has caught 5 touchdown passes Babe Kal'asawa speeds across the Sagchen goal-I.in c to SCOI'C the fense worked out very well last to meet the faculty on an in f1'om Joe Johnson fol' u ' total of 355 yards against thloee opponents. second Bell ver toucbdown in l<1st week's gamc at the Rose Bowl. week against the Sage hens, formal basis in their own homes. The Engineel's will be gunning fol' the 'l'igcl' skin tOIUOlo loOW night. holding them to 50 yards less The gatherings are held each than out' own offense made. Sunday throughout the year and With an additional week's pol last from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. There 200" Mirror Finally Ready Scripps Mixer Civil Service ish we hope it will be as ef is no planned program, the idea fective against Oxy as Whittier being that a discussion follow Given Friday Alumni Topic was. ing s pontaneous paths permits To Search Space Depths Notes No wine, but women and song "The Employment of Scien Past With the supplementary pol of foreign malleI' getting on it a pleasant informality. highlighted the ASCIT·Scripps tists and Engineers in State The Tigers have the edge on is hing completed, the 200-inch and sC l'atching its sUl'face. Sign Up! exchange held last Friday night Civil Service" will be the topic us, 23 games to 10, with 2 ties, mirror for the Hale telescope Final tests were completed Any undergracl is invited to within the white wall's confines. of the fifth discussion in the in a 35-game series. History has will be ready for use when the late in Sel)tember and the mir join these gatherings. Eaci1 Ovet' 100 Caltech men jour Alumni Placement Series, which never been a sure guide to the final aluminum coating has been ror pronounced ready for coat week sign-up lists are posted in neyed the 27 miles out on High will be presented next Tuesday future though. Whether Oxy is applied, it was anollnced last ing. The latter will be done at Throop Club and in each of the way 66 to attend the social func evening at 7:15 in Fleming out for revenge for last week's week by Dr. Ira S. Bowen, Direc the observatory in a large vac four houses. If you wish to go, tion held at Claremont. House Lounge. Mr. L. A. Nor defeat, dispirited because of it, tor of the ·project. . uum tank especially designed all you have to do is add your The eager "Beavers" were man, Jr" the District Mining En or overconfident of victory, they and built for this purpose. name to the list The number Dr. Bowen poin.ted out that hosted by the Scripps Demoi· gineer of the California Division will have an extremely tough of students is usually limited to the original aluminum coat was First Work selles at each of the four halls: of Mines, will deliver this worth row to hoe Friday night against about 12. an experimental one applied for The first work to be done with Browning, Dorsey, Toll and while talk. the battling Beavers. the testing period. No sched See Stolle the Hale telescope will deal en· Clark. After receiving his B. A. de And don't forget the Frosh uled date was issued for com For further information about tirely with takIng direct photo Dabney men began the eve gree from Stanford University, game at 5:45. These boys have pletion of this last stage. the program please see Ralph graphs of nebulae and s imilar ning at Toll, Lemmings at Mr. Norman held various pos.i been defeated twice, but now Stone in Ricketts or Dave Mac COl'rcctions objects, both nearby and at the Browning, Blackerites at Clark, tions as mining engineer and ex with a full month of practice Kenzie in Dabney. . The polishing work just fin· extreme range of the instru and Throop at Toll and Brown· plorations ex:pert. He was for under their belts, they are about ished was to remove high spots ment which is of the order of ing. merly Supervisor of Field Engi due for a victory. near the edge of the reflector. a billion light years from the Dancing was held at both neering at the Colonial Mica Cor AU Out These corrections amounted to earth. This is twice as far as Browning and Toll, with plenty poration of Asheville, N.C., an Anything can happen tomor about 20/millionths of an inch. the next largest instrument, the Instituters' of patio pirouetting space for office preceded by positions of row night at the Rose Bowl when "Although we believe we have lOO-inch telescope at Mt. Wilson, those brave enough to dare the General Manager, Central Eu the Beavers will try to mow the now obtained as nearly a per can reach. chilly atmosphere (outside, that reka Mining Co., Sutter Creek, Tiger down to size. After whoop· Drive Success fect surface as- poSSible, we can The Palomar astronomers, who is). Cal., and Plant Superintendent, ing it up at the Pajamarino to The Instituters take pride in not be absolutely certain until first obtained pictures of olher Hersha w Chemical Co., EI Se night, both the student body announcing that, as a result of the telescope has been tested stellar systems like our own at gundo, Cal. and the team are in top spirits their membership drive, 186 stu further under actual operating that distance last J anuary, be Charities Drive Such subjects as the need for for the Big Game. dents have been added to the ot" conditions," Dr. Bowen stated. lieve that the repolishing of the engineers and scientists in the Starting lineups: ganization. Polishing 111irror will make it poss ible to Slated by ASCIT state government, where such Chailomen Of the five months required to photograph s tars 20 percent The ASC IT is conducting a men are employed, the type of OCCIDENTAL CALTECH The house chairmen are to be complete the work, only about fainter than those recorded on Consolidated Charities Drive on work involved, and the relative Levin L.R Carson commended for their work dur seven hours was actually spent the first test plates. There is campus during the week of No opportunities and advantages of Lomen Lo'1..'. ' Berner ing the drive: Joe Cain, ~ho polishing; the remainder was good reason to believe that the vember 7 to November 11. The state civil service versus indus Goof L.G. N.Reed signed up 70 Dabney men; Dick consumed by testing and han Hale -telescope will now be able charities fol' which money is be trial employment will be in Armstrong C. Hanna Knipe, who got 63 from Rick· dling of the huge glass. to record obects more than four ing raised are the \Vorld Student cluded. G. Ingcl'SoU It.G. Peck etts; Pete Howell, who sig ned up The polishing job was done by million times fainter than the Service Fund, the C.ommunity All interested students are Schlossman H.T. Bowen 36 in Blacker, and John Mor Don O . .Hendrix, Mt. \Vilson Ob faintes t s tars you can see with Chest and the Infantile Paraly urged to attend this lecture, Schwck R.Eo Ro Moore rison, who got 17 from Fleming. servatory optician. Dr. John A. the naked eye. sis Foundation. s ince this talk concludes the dis Johnson Q. Marshall Men in Charge Anderson, who supervised figur Depths of Spacc Only Charities Dloive cussions of state, federal and in Calderone IJ.H. Tyson ing and polishing of the mirror [nstituters Dick Tracy and Photographs made last Janu dustrial employment. Pasey RH. D. Schroed'r from 1936 until its completion Apart from the Y Drive in Feb Dud Wagner from Ricketts, and ary revealed J"pany more nebulae Bo Ingel'soll F. Lewis in 1947, retired before it was ruary, this is the only time the John McCool, Leonard Schultz, than stars at the limit of the decided to attempt to improve students will be personally so Phil Orville, and Mike Lourie telescope-giving evidence that Christian Science it ·further. Hendrix began cau licited this year. The goal for from Blacker are also to be com the Hale breaks entirely away tious ly removing more glass undergrads and grads combined mended, for painting and posting from our own s tellar system and is $2500. Group Meeting Radio Club Aids from the mil'l'Or last Jun ~. the s igns for our open house last to the very depths of space. Each person will have a pledge Thc Christian Sciencc Ol'g
Thursday, October 27, 1949 ______T H E CALI FOR N I ATE C H
boilers v./ hich together can pro THE FINAL CONNECTION duce 40,000 pounds of steam per hour. This is considerably more than generally needed. During the cold s pell last winter, for in By Bill W hitney stance, a peak of 500,000 pounds A two· week series of operas by By J'Ohll \Vhlttlesey in 24 hours was u sed ... This is the SaIl Francisco Opera C.om estimated as a bout 75 pe r cent pany was initiated Tuesday eve The h eat is on again in the of the pea k needs of the fully ning with a perfo rmance of Puc ~-... - houses. Yes, the 8 inch pipes completed campus. . apparent cini's ilIalion L cscau t, followed torn up to m ake room for the ly adequate. on W ednesday by Rigoletto. To· • basement and sub-basemen t of Although many thousands of morrow night at 7:45, Kirsten the new Engineering ,Labs have pounds of water is hourly co n Flagstacl, great \V'agnerian so temporarily bee n reinstalled. verted into steam, much of this prano, w111 be heard in Tristan They lie in what eventually will returns in condensed form so a nd 1solde. For the remainder be a $5000 steam tunnel detour that only about 16,000 pounds of of this week and next an opera to the boilel's in Chem. Engineer additional water need be added will be presented every day, af· ing ... the build ing just nor th daily. This water, like all water fording L os Angeles audiences east .of the bookstore. These on campus, co,nes from the 01' excellent and varied, though hur pipes were originally scheduled dinary Pasadena mains but is ried, operatic li stening. to be in place by October first, softened by the Zeolite process F illing up tonigh t's space In but due to rock and sand short before e nte ring the boilers. the opera schedule will be the ages work on them was not be· first performance of the L. A. gun u ntil a fter October lOth. \Vater Gases The fuel for these boilers is Philharmonic under Alfred Wal· Steam primarily natural gas, available lenstein; an indication that th e H owever, the constantly cir at special r ates except during winter concel't series is now well culating 140 to 200 d eg ree sh or t periods of peak demands under way. F ~ water in these pipes does not then oil is used. Fuel costs T here should be many students flow to the faucets and s howers are approximately $25,000 per at Tech who would be interested On tbe hlft: Ol'vile H ous('- Fore man P lu rllbet·, J . lH, Gibbons- Chief E n g ineel', a nd Dean Gilbel't but to the radiators, where its year. in an other fOl~ihcoming musical - Oper ating E ngin eer'. stalHling in t'T'on t of the' t win s l'er'Ullg t YI)e boiler s. Right:.l\Jr. Haskin of t he event. Over November 4, 5, and use prevents the usual noises Steam l\'1 all1 tenance De ll t . making 1h e fin a l connection in t h e Campus H ot \Vator ma ins. characteristic of steam. Steam 6, The First Co ngregational • i tse If does enter the tunnels in The steam time schedule ... 6 Church of L os Angeles w ill pre a 23-year·old six-inch pipe under a.m .to 9 p.m. in summer, 4 a.m. sen t its 16th annual Bach Festi WHEN YOU ARE HUNGRY 150 pounds pressure. It is reo lo 11 p.m. or even all night in val. Anyone who has attended WHEN YOU ARE THIRSTY duced at branch pOints to 50 winter ., and the water tem the series during previous years HOUSE JACKETS pounds and ultimately to from 5 perature as a function of air tem knows that it is well worth the to 25 pounds as it enters the perature are con trolled from the trouble of the trips to L. A. Corduroy and Flannel WHEN YOU JUST boiler plan t itself. Distribution NEED RELAXATION buildings. Here it feeds the heat The Festiva l usually presents Mens' Distinctive Fashions exchange units which furnish to various build ings 'however is a weB balanced program of the ITS TIlE the domestic hot water, and in con trolled by valves within the orchestral, organ, and choral steam tunnels. It is largely be works of .1 . S. Bach, concludin g 881 E. Open Mon. addition supplies the steam for cooking units fo r various labora· cause of these valves and the on Sunday with the presentation /';r Fri. Night. SKIP INN danger inherent in the 150 pound Colorado Beer - Plate Lunches tory processes, and tempered air by the First Congregational for the ventilating system. pressure super-heated s t ea m Chul'ch Chorus of the B MJnor 1352 E. WALNUT ftowing through them, that the ' Vate r' Va por Mass. The performers have in "Mell's Disti1lctive F ashio7zl' Open Till 2 A.M. tunnels have been closed to stu- the past been groups and indi The steam comes from two dent use. v iduals from the Los Angeles vi cinity; they have included, for in stance, H arry Kaufman, pian ist; Louis Kaufman, violinist; Ruth Haroldson's Los Angeles Women 's Sinfonietta; and the Santa Monica Little Symphony under J acques Rachmilovich. There is no admission charge. MUSICALE SCHEDULE Next Sunday, October 30th, tile Cal tech Musicale is going to start Hs 8u nday Musicales concerts. This year w e shall to glve Y..0U !! line, ci!lll,elle! have bi-weekly programs. For the firs t concert, we shall have: Piano Con cer to in D Minol" Bach, Jobann Sebastian Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky Strike Beethoven, I.u(h vig van Quartet op. 1:12 Vaug ha m WiUiams Ode to .Music pays millions of dollars more than ]"antasia on a t heme by ~' h o Ul as Tal lis The program star ts at 7:30 official parity prices for fine tobacco! p.m. Everybody welcome. Records ' VOl'th Hearin g There's no finer cigarette in the world today than Lucky SYlllphony No. 3 in .E F lat ( Eroica) Beethoven Strike! To bring you this finer cigarette, the makers of Capitol·Telefunken L. P. Lucky Strike go after fine, light, naturally mild tobacco Amsterdam Concertgebouw Or~ chestra, Mengelberg -and pay millions of dollars more than official Anyone shopping for an indi parity prices to get it! So buy a carton of Luckies vidually satisfying performance of the E r'oica shou ld give this today. See for yourself how much finer and smoother one a hearing. Recorded in 1941 by Telefunken, the Mengelbel'g Luckies really are - how much more real deep-down vers ion has been reissued by smoking enjoyment they give you. Yes, smoke a Lucky! Capitol on L. P. The interpreta tion is a virile one, character ized It's a finer, milder, more enjoyable cigarette! by rapid changes of tempo, v i ciously punctuated accents, fu ll L MURRAY MANGUM, independent tobacco buyer and effective use of dynam ic of Oxford, N. C., says: " Year after year, I've seen modulation. The orchestra is weaker in the makers of Luckies buy the kind of tobacco that spots than t he Boston or the N. tastes good and smokes good!" Mr. Mangum has B.C. The French h orns, how smoked Luckies for 20 years. Here's more evidence ever , are pal'ticularly s trong. T he recording was made in a that Luckies are a finer cigarette/ satisfactorily reson ant hall, but this advantage is somewhat counteracted by surface nOOse and upper register distortion. Concer t Schodules Odober 27, 28 L. A. Philha rmo nic: Orc:hestra, Alfred Wallenstein, Condud or. Fantasie, G. Ma lo r, for Strings-Bach Symphony Fantast iq ue--Be rlloz Interlude and Lied der Waldtaube- Schoenberg Nell Ta ngeman, mez zo-soprano Su it e h om Der Rosenkavaher_ Richard Stratl ss Philharmonic: Auditorium Thursday evening 8:30 Friday ma t inee 2:1 S (Continued on page 6)
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A big turnout is expected, judg Or to pass them on from one to another ing from i the great. success of 'Till they scarcely know who is their mother. these affairs so far. And another thing you'll never see- Something really unique is A monk build a fence around a coconut -lI'ee. slated for Saturday night. Fol And let the coconuts go to waste, lowing the popular trend else Forbidding all other monks a Laste. where ,the Rowdies have ar Why-if I'd put a fence 'round a coconut tr~e ranged a genuine rough-and-tum Starvation would force you to steal from me. ble Square Dance. which is to Here is anoth er thing a monk won't do be ultra-informal with the wear Go out at night and get on a stew, ing of Levis and sweaters en Or use a gun or club or knife couraged. To eliminate confu '1'0 take anothel' monkey's life. sion the Social Committee has Yes, man descended-the ornery cuss- provided . for expert instruction But, Brother, he didn't descend from us!" from 01' Doc Al Marshall to pre -Stolcn cede the affair. More tasty re freshments have been added to CAMPUS BREWINS another date he had with her, complete a very enjoyable week (Continued from Page 2) that she was being campused end. this Friday and was now pre Ka-nopfi er, who, SOOn after the pared to go out Saturday-Fred opening gun, hied themselves 11ad now another date. Ah, trial (and some of the incipits from and tribulation-more gnashing Unusual Weekend I behind the waJl) off in a ve- of teeth .. . rfhal Saturday night hicle, ostensibly cinemabound. Small Brawl after the Big Brawl Set For Blacker Evidence seems to indicate that drew a fail' number of specta A dry land skating party Sat they never got to the show. tors, among the couples a troop urday night at the Moonlight Many of us, not so lucky, were of six stag Pomona maidens who Roll erway will provide thrills forced to endure the ignominy had ostensibly come to look and spills for Blacker men and of, among other things, witness- around. Assuming this was only their dates. Less strenuous ac ing a CMC raid on the dancing a ruse, Ogilvie and others rushed t.ivity will round out the evening session that caught the Techmen into the breach only to find to as aU return to Blacker lounge fl atfooted (where bettel' to be their chagrin and surprise that for dancing and refreshments. caught fl atfooted than on a this was realJy the case, as the In keeping with the House's dance floor?) - sans stirrup women coyly refused to dance, tradition of hospitality, Blacker pumps, sans waste baskets, sans drink, or engage ill any other so will throw open its lounge for interest. cial functions the men racked post·game dancing and refresh F rom a saddened Ricketts Sat- their brains to think up. Frosh ments Friday evening. urday breakfast table came the Eager and Bird seemed to be try word that that old grand-daddy ing to solve the no-women-i n-the_ of Schmipps habitues (euphe- rooms problem in the lounge ... mism for "bored" or "sucker"), It is left for the student to prove DaVinci Lecture Reha Mesara declared he wiJI that these Frosh' names have carry his extra-curricular activi- no connection to their activity. Slated Tonight ties elsewhere. Jack Dyer engi- Amongst the notables present at Students interesled in neered a coupe-de-grace by dash- the Open House was Don (H. A. phases of science, and architec ing up to a gal he has been No.1) Royce with a pocket edi tUl'e and engineering are urged seen out with frequenUy, as she tion Titian he had met while the to attend the illustrated lecture was sitting in the living room, two of them were waiting to on Leonardo da Vinci in Wil WITH SMOKERS WHO KNOW ••• IT'S and greeling hel' wi th many fond have their cars waxed at a local shire Boulevard Temple, 636 S. and joyous exclamations. He emporium-ah, casua l! Students Hoba rt Blvd., at 8 p.m., Oct. 27_ later found out that the gent on of technique take note. Also her left was her date for the eve- noteworthy is the technique of Speaker will be Dr. Elmer ning. Amen. Frosh Ted Smith, who got a date Belt, possessor of the interna tionally famous library of Vin "l'he Homc Front for the weekend by flashing a fl ashlight on the second·story ciana, who recently visited da WiseI' Blackerites F l' ida y Vinci's home and the places eL' windows of an Oxy Froshwench night, despite the gnashing of where he lived and developed dorm where all the girls were teeth issuing from Arcand's di his versatile and inquisitive leaning out to talk to the opera rection, stayed home in a n ele genius. tors; when he found one pretty gantly blackened lounge, even Slides of da Vinci's scientific Yes, Camels are SO MILD that in a coast-to-coast test though Boppart, Howard, P il enough for his taste, he asked her for a date. Bouquets! drawing and inventions will in of hundreds of men and women who smoked Camels - and kington, Hendrickson, and Jolly troduce the audience to the Boy Jacobs were forced to roll HUlIlol'csquc worlds of mathematics and op- onlr Camels - for 30 consecutive days, noted throat special up the rug themselves. I n the In some occult Egyptian man- tics ,mechanics, hydraulics, ca ists, making weekly examinations, reported dim li ght Boppart's date was re ner, Matzner is slowly driving nal engineel'ing, shipbuilding, portedly intrigued by the opera Ray Brow insane. For a long aeronautics, indust-rial and mili tions of Blacker's Pope; for rea period now, Matzner has, upon tal'Y machinery and city plan NOT ONE SINGLE CASE OF THROAT sons unknown she vehement1y sighting Brow, been doubling up ning. IRRITATION DUE TO SMOKING CAMELS' refuses to go out with him. The into paroxysms of laughter. The talk is sponsored by the intimate all ey party of Middle Now Brow, as any of his asso- Los Angeles Chapter of the brook, Bartlett, and Pilkington ciates of Dabney will attest, has American Technion Society, an in Upper Prexy, Blacker, duti a superb sense of humor, and organization devoted .to the in fully returned to the lounge at it seemed to gall him immeasur- dustrialization of Israel. 10:30 and wish the fact brought ably to have Matzner enjoying ::::~~~~~~~:: ______~ ______. ______to Carel Otte's attention-as, no some joke-and evidently at his doubt, it caused them considera expense-so intensely. This un ble social sacrifice! fortunate trait nearly precipitat Fred Bai Iy was the holder of ed Matzner into fisticuffs up at ARROW HAS THE GIFT OF the punched-unt il-shredded card the barn dance, when Brow's THIS IS IT, MENI this week. He called out East lovely young Oxy blonde (not - for a date for Saturday night, Peroxy blonde!) joined enthusi and was informed that she had asticall y into the laughter, but A rich, rugged gabardine GABARDINE to be campused one night on the it was not until this week that weekend and that she was of things finally broke into open course taking the night Satur warfare. Sauntering by the lab shirt - by ARROW day (she preferred the Friday wherein B)'ow was doing what night opera to Baily on Satur· evel: biologists do in a lab, the day). At the exchange, a go Pasha espied. hi s victim and , Several solid colors between told him that the lady started the hilarious hyena rou had discovered that the opera tine. He was met by a beaker COMPLETELY was next Friday thus voiding full of paraffin from the enraged Brow. Tempel', temper, Ray! WASHABLE .. Who knows, it may be very fun _- ny after all!
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Thursday, October 27, 1949______T H E CAL I FOR N I ATE C H ______Page 5 Watermen Drop SPEAKIN' SPORTS Sagehens Drop Tech UCLA Freshmen with Mike The Caltech varsity water polo squad opened its season in fine Beaver People sometimes go to ex Grids 32-12 at Bowl style by hllmbling the UCLA tremes to· find excuses for a foot Frosh 5·2 last Friday at the PCC ball team's loss by a margin of Scoreboard Favors Pomonans As pooL .F'rom the starting whistle 20 paints. Those of us that saw there was little doubt as to which the Sagehens·Tech game of last Statistics Honor Engineers was the st.ronger team, the Saturday need very little exer Sports Bruins being unable to do any cise of prejudice to pin the loss Although the Beavers o u tplayed Pomona statistics·wise, the thing with the ball when they on a pair of fumbles and an equal Sage hens came out on top on the scoreboard with the help of sev had it in their possession. number of pass interceptions. It eral Cultech bobbles, 32.121 in a SCIC game last Saturday. The extra Imlll'essive Play was by far the best game the Socc~rmen Bow Throop, Dabney yardage gaine dwasn't forthcoming at the right times to put over The Uclan offense was com Beavers have played this season, toucndowns. pletely bottled up during the barring the foursome of mishaps. To Uclans, 3-2 Top IH B(lseball Turnnbout fir~t half, the Freshmen being And, too, we might muster up a Last Saturday saw a smooth With Lh ings pretty well unde· Tech fans noted a reversal in the usual Beaver playing form. unable to break a way from the smile in the direction of our lit moving Caltech eleven bow to a tennined all the way, interhouse This time a satisfactory defense was put forth, while the offense Caltech guards or get into scor tle friends to the west in honor U.C.L.A. team by the close score baseball came to a terminal tie ;::======;0made the man y mistakes that en ing position. The Beavers, how of their s li gh tly decisive 54-6 of 3-2. The two teams were fair up in Monday's games. John abled Pomona to run up her ever had little trouble bringing slaughter at the hands of Whit ly evenly matched, bllt V.C.L.A. Winslow of Throop chucked the Frosh Sports Roundup large score. One fumble and two intercept· the ball down to the UCLA goal, tier. As unwise as the practice managed to fire across their sin the OC' men to a 6-3 win over by Pcny Vartanian but displayed some ineptitude in of comparing scores may be, we gle winning tally. Our first tally Ricketts on the 19th and contin ed passes were turned directly sh oaling. Although they made can still utter, "Watch out Oxy!" into fourteen points by the Sage was scored by Inglis in t he sec ued their victory march with a The Cal tech Frosh eleven suc some 25 attempts from far posi Netmell ond period and Chuang bulldozed 5 to 1 defeat of Blacker, only to hens, while another fumble on cumbed to Pomona Saturday 24 Out' 13 was quickly put over for tions, the engineers tallied only Prospects of the official forma our other score through the up place the Throopers in a tie for five times. to 6 as the Sagehens swept both a third touchdown. tion of a Caltech volleyball team rights in the last quarter. first with Dabney. Martin Walt, of the evening's games by good Second Half became reality at coach Vogel's A couple of the regular start· Darb twirler, sparked the green The Tech offense, when it got margins. The squad, cons ider rolling was able earn two In the second half the story meeting last Monday.' Plans are ers were unable to play due to shirts to t h eir one to one tie with to ably improved s ince the Whittier touchdowns. Don Schmid blocked was somewhat different. The being made for tOUl.:naments various ailments, but the team Fleming Monday with an impres game played a good, hard game l a Sagehen punt on their- 33 to UCLA team having acquired with the local YMCA, athletic nevertheless put up a good fight. sive home run smash. Final po· against the Pomona eleven. Two set up the Engineers' first drive. some more vigor during the in clubs and schools to get the team The forward line s howed a great sitions show Dabney and Throop of the Sage hen TD's were more DwighL Schroeder caught Kara termission began playing more in shape for league play that dea l m ore polish than in pre tied for first, Blacker and .F lem or less gifts as a result of Cal aggressive ball, while Beaver begins about the first of March. vious games, and the team work ing tied for third -a nd Ricketts sawa's pass for the first Beaver tech fumbles, and, as in the var score. Coach Palmer made a number of Spots are still open for quaUfy between Wood, Banjdheo, Miller, fifth. sity game, most of the Pomona Bca\'cl' Drive substitutions. Dick Libbey, who ing volleymen with practice Price, and Schlinger was direct Ricketts Runs advances were on long passes. In the last quarter the Beavers sparked both the offense and de starting immediately after mid ly responsibe for the two goals. Inter house cr oss co u n try Pat Fazio hit paydirt in the sec· twice took the ball to within a fense, was out most of the half term week. Fullbacks Noble and Welch held turned out to be a closie. Ricketts and quarter for the only Caltech due to minor injury. The Bruins up their end of the team quite edged out Fleming by a s ingle few yards of the end zone before Our first wave of goose-pim· TD. they were able to scor e. A pass were .able to score twice in ·this pIes remind us that we have an aptly and goalie Asquith saved point, the Rowdies placed a 3rd, Frosh Shillel'S period while the tiring Eng i a good many U clan boots from 4th, and 7th while Red Shirts interception halted the fi rst drive other promising basketball sea Outstanding in the game on on the nine, but the Techmen neers were able to make on ly brought in a 2nd, 5th and an 8th. son close at hand. A galaxy of counting. both offensive a nd defensive was again got the ball and Karasawa one more point. D. Marshall of Blacker led the stars are returning this year to Despite the score, the team Neil Stephanides. "Steph's" hard s hot over the goal-line seconds The contest was the first to be insure Tech of a better than av showed a great deal of improve pack most of the way as he thrown blocks a nd tackles will turned in a 12:12.2 time for the latel' to score for the Engineers. played under th~ new set of erage hoop squad. Let this serve ment over their victory of the no doubt be remembered by sev- Among the more notable plays rules which went into effect this as a reminder to ye loyalists to prevo ius week. If we can keep 2 mile jaunt. eral Pomona men. Tackle and Djscobolus of the game were Tyson's quick year. These make for a faster start sharpening your basketba1i improving at th e rate we are at co-captain Chuck Tallman, play- k ick in the final period and Mc Dabney House became the new game, ancl it seemed that the eyes and developing a tireless present, we can 1001< forward to ing almost the whole game, ColI's long pass to Reinke who (Continued on page 6) lung". a very successful season. (Co ntinued in next column) looked very good as did ends Gee went over for the score. The Po ------~------and Muehlberger and qua·rter· mona crew al so made some spec back Bob WesseL Defensive half Bud LeTourneau and lineman tator-thrilling plays. Phil Bates turned in very good (Con tinued on page 6) games. Previews This Friday the Frosh will tan Countrymen Upset gle . with a very strong Oxy eleven in the pre--varsity game at As PCC Runs Wild 5:45. Caltech will enter the game I n a practice meet with PCC as underdogs by virtue of Oxy's last Thursday at Tournament 45 to 7 win over Whittier. How Park, the Cal tech cross country ever, the little Tigers seem ra team learned th at it takes more ther susceptible to upsets. Get than a good record to run a good to the game early and support meet. PCC, displaying an unus' the Frosh. ually good, evenly matched team, took the Techstel's to camp 22-33. owners of the discobolus trophy Corey of PCC took first with Ma· by setting down Blacker in ten son in second. Pilkington was nis. Darb sons Martin and the next Caltech man in s ixth Blanchard did the honors by place closely followed by Houser winning in both singles and and Cobb in seventh and eighth. doubles. Sellen -an d Dickinson followed An increase in personnel on fairly closely in time taking the basketball courts of Tourna twelfth and thil'teenth places re ment Park is no less than an in spectively. The time was a com· \ dication that Interhouse basket paratively s low 11:14 for the two ball is not far off. In fact, the mile distance. initial game gets under way Oc This Saturday a m eet is sched tober 31. uled at Tournamen t Park to be MfljO' Ell WII~ 11"'1'11'1/, III run at 10 a .m. against Santa Bar Pasadena Alteration bara. Little is known of this Shop team's strength. Men~s and Women ~s Apparel Next scheduled competition is -lI)'illl necllhi'e, EXPERT WORKMANSHIP to be a three-way meet w ith as,/l, Vj$~~~am~:ff~~7'7~gr. ",&8.' Whittier and Occiclenta to be run 258 So. Lak. Av ••, Pasadena 5, Calif. here Friday, November 4.
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SAGEHENS POTPOURRI ON TH E RE CORD (C.on tinued fr om page 5) (Continued from page 2) (Continued fl"Om page 3 ) Not e w 0 r th y performances Oc:tober 29 of indigestion, looked repentunt Pasadena Civk Symphony, were turned 1I1 by Jim Blam a nd Ri c: hard Lert, Direc:t or. Don Schm Id on defense. Carson for a cou ple of days, and was Symphony No. 3- Bra hms Dance of Nym phs and Satyrs h elped accou n t fol' CIT 's 25 yard seen n o m ore. F ew mou r ned his Georg Schumann Nocturne from Midsummer Hight's passing s u perlOrity with his passing. Others followed, LOok a Dream- Mendelssoh n glue·fingered receivlng. B a i n turn for the worse, and prompt Con c: erto in B Minor fo r Vio la Dayman ::;u l'prised observers by Ha ndel-Casadesus ly fell victims of eu than asia. J asha Ve issl, violi st appearing in the offense and run Pasade na Ci vic Auditorium 8 :15 No admissioo n charge l1mg righ t thr ough th e Sagehen One m orning a ij lTI all puddle of Novem ber 4 lin e. Pomona's McColl got ol! L. A. Philharmo nic Orchestra, waler was found beside the Alfred Wallenstein, Condudor. some good passes. tank, a nd it was d iscovered tha t Pasade na Civ ic Auditorium Sports observers at Tech feel November 4, 5, 6 the sea water had eaten a way 16th Annu. 1 Bach Festi .... 1 that if the Beavers' defense can Melvin L. Gallagher, Director the sta inless s teel of the ill-fated First Cong re gationa l Church of be kept at its present peak a nd Los Angeles the offense returned to its old aquarium, thus bringing the ex 535 Sout h Hoover high sta ndard, the Techmen per iment in marine biology tem Ol)('r a Sch cd ult>s sh ould g ive Occidental a good porarily to an end. TRISTAN UNO ISOLDE- W agner figh t tomorrow nig h t. Friday Even ing, Odober 28, 7 :4 5 Now Secl'ct
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