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RESERVE BASKETBALL: Bottom row Cleft to riglnl: VVil- liam Zody. Clxarles Nliller, Franlc Stafford, Coach Cll8Tl6S Gillnert. George Lynarn. Adelllert livans, and lxlarvin Amold. Top row: Rnlnert Patterson, Cllarles lxlaas, Donald Rotlxliopt, Don- ald Pedlow. Cliarles Riclxer, Robert Pritcliard. and Rollert lxletll. RESERVES NVITH COACH CHARLES GILBERT Com- pleting liis first year at tire lielm, Teclfs reserve cagers tinislied an average season witll seven victories against nine losses. Scores for tlie games were as follows: November 29-Tecll 18, Anderson 19: Decemlyer 6-Tecli 9, Soutli- port 16: Decemloer 7-Tecli 25, Kokomo 16: December 14-Tecli 19, New Castle 16: Decemluer 20-Tecli 7, Franldort S: Decemlner 21-Tecli 9, Franklin 16: Decem- lner 27-Tecli 23. Sliortridge 25: Decemlaer 30-Tecll 27. Catlwedral S: January 1-Tecli 12, Rusliville 14: January 16 tcity tOUIIl65'b-TCCI1 16, Howe 17: January 25-Tecll 22, Jefferson 20: Felaruary 1-Tecli 23, lxluncie 17: Fela- ruary 7-Tech 18, lxlarion 20: February S--Tecll 12, Soutlaport 16: Felnruary 14'-Tecli 19, Silelbyville 18: and Feliruary 22-Tech 26, Vvasliington 19. SOPHOMORES TECHVS SOPHOBIGRE laasltetloall squad, coaclied lay Paul Vvetzel, luad a poor season, dropping four ol six games for a percentage of .333. The second- year cagers traveled a tougli defeat-weary road in tlleir first four encounters wliiclu saw Soutliport slap a 23-to-13 discount tag on ttxem, January 11, and repeat tlie victory, 27 to 11, on January IS. Siiortridge tripled tIlC score, January 30, winning 33 to 11.Tecl1 gained a point in a return tilt witli tlae Blue Devils, Felaruary 6, but dropped a 46-to-12 decision. Finally lurealiing into tlie win column, tlle sopils lJraced to triumpli over time Deaf Scliool. I6 to 13. and 27 to 24 on February 14 and 10, respectively. 88 FRESHNIAN BASKETBALL: Bottom row cleft to riglltls .lames Grimes, Roy lxlartin, Rolnert Evans. Xvilliam Taylor, Eugene Stew- art. Rolxert Beavers. and Robert Rozell. Second row: Ernest Quaclceniausti. .lacli lvleans, Rolaert Straub, Rola- ert Fleyer, Robert Fuller. Don Gilliland. and Richard Hicl-cey. Top row: Coach Alvin Stiumm. Henry Glesing, Wvesley Bowers. Rolnert Dranstield, Rolnerl Keller, Artl1ur Kem, Roluert Orem. Reginald Bowers, ,lolm Kniglit, and Coacli Howard Longslmore. FRESHMEN COACH How,-xRo LoNGsHoRE's first string fresliman loasltetlnall team played fifteen games tlxis season, winning ten and losing tive for a .667 average. Tlmis year Teclr lrad two lreslwman teams to lielp stimulate interest in coming out for tlie sport. Nlany laoys wlmo would not have laeen alble to malce tlxe grade in tlxe regular one-team setup were alule to play and get expe- rience. Two new coaches, Howard Longsllore and Alvin Sl1umm, directed tlie laoys tllrougli the year. 1Vlr. Long- sliore coaclied tlie first string and lxlr. Sl1umm,tl1e second. Scores are as follows: Decemlaer 6-Tecll 9, Ben Davis 35: Decemlner 10-Tecla 21, Speedway 9: Decem- lner 13-Tecli 38, Vvarren Central 23: December 17- Tecli 18, Soutliport 17: Decemloer 19'-Tech 10, Vvasll- ington 8: January 14-Teclx 16, Sliortridge 8: January 21-Tech 36, Cathedral 20: January 23--Teclu 10,YVasl1- ington 12: January 28-Tecli 21, Soutliport 14: January 30-Tecll 17, Howe 12: Feloruary -4-Tech 29, Broad Rip- ple 22: February 6-Tech 17, Sliortridge 14: February 11--Teclu 25, lxflanual 30: February 13-Teclr 22, Cattle- dral 23: and February 20-Tecli 20, Howe 23. Tl'1e second stringers under the tutelage of Coach Alvin Sliumm started out slowly, but won tlmeir last game from tlie Deaf School. A complete season's resume follows: Decemlaer 19-Tecli 9, Vvasliington 11: January 9--Teclm 4, Broad Ripple 16: tlanuary 16-Tecli 13, lxlan- ual 26: January 23-Tecli 5, Yvasluington S: January 27-Tecli 15, Deaf Scliool 17: and Feloruary 13-Tecli 22, Deaf Scliool 15.
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BASEBALL: Bottom row tlelt to riglltlz Cllarles lxlagee, Raymond lvleans, Late lvlccall. Ctiarles Nlaas, and Robert Reed. Second row: .laclc Arbucltle, Robert Brammann, lxlanson Ballard, Vvilliam Xvalson, Joe lxlalool, Vvillard l,.itz, Eugene Newland, Houston bleyer, Sylvester Lux. James Kalader, and Francis Denton. Top row: Atlmletic Director R. V. Copple, Allan Segal, Gerald Decius, Vvilliam Cliilders, Howard lxlatlxews, Donald Bryan, Robert lxfleyer, Assistant COHCll Wayne Rl'l0C1ES, Bild H6341 Coacb DHQYVEH, Baseball COACH CHARLES DAGVVELIJS baseball team turned in seven victories witl1 only one setbaclc tor tlie season as tlie CANNON went to press. Tecli poured tlirougb lour teams in tl1e victory stride before lxflorton lVlemorial Home set tbe Teclimen down by one run. The Greens, lmowever, bounced baclc in tbe groove tlmeir next time out to defeat Decatur Central. Opening tlrie year, April 14, witb Southport, tloe Maloof relieved Sylvester Lux on tbe mound to pull a 3- to-2 triumpll out ol tlle tire. lxflaloot struclc out ten batters. Maloot once again tool: over mound duties in a relief role and liandcutted tbe Broad Ripple Roclcets, IO to 7, April I6. The tluird game on the card to be played witb Ben Davis, April 18, was canceled because of wet grounds. Maloot pitcbed tlme dream game at Plainfield, April 22-no bits. Tecli won tbe encounter, 5 to l, witll ttie Plainfield run coming in on an error. lvlalool struclc out 17 batsmen. Catbedral offered stitf opposition as Tecll clmallced up its lourtb consecutive win, 3 to 1, April 24. Sylvester Lux burled for tbe Greens and turned in a neat two-bit performance. Seven costly errors spelled defeat for tbe first time wben Morton Memorial Home of Knigbtstown routed Tecll, 6 to 5, tlie following day, April 25, on tlle llome diamond. Malool gave up seven sateties, but only two of tlie Morton runs were earned. Tecll bounced baclc into tbe victory column, April 29, by downing Decatur Central, 8 to 6. The diamond- men pulled tlle old squeeze play to perfection twice in tlle sixtlu inning to score tbe tvvo winning tallies. Cbarlie lVlaas, lxflalool. and Lux liandled tlie mound duty witb tlie latter getting credit for tbe win. Tecb turned in its sixtli victory by sllutting out Roclcville, 5 to O, on tlle losers, diamond, May l. lVlaloot llurled a tbree-bit performance and struclc out I2 oppos- ing batsmen to register tlie win. Tlie Greenclads walloped two Rockville twirlers for ll safeties wbile Tecb played errorless ball for tlne first time of tbe season. The next game against Ricllmond on lxflay 6 was canceled on account of wet grounds. Facing Plaintields Qualcers for tlle second time, lwlay 8, Tecll came from beliind to triumpll, 4 to 3, as lwlaloof llurled sllutout ball for four innings in a relief role. lxflalool replaced Lux in ttle tourtlr witb no outs, two runs in, and runners on second and ttiird. The relief twirler struct: out tl'1e side to squelcll tlie rally. Eight more games are lelt on tbe scbedule: lxlay 13-at Catbedralg lxflay 15-at Ricbmondg lxlay '20- Broad Ripple: lVlay 22-Deaf Scboolg lvlay 23-Jefferson ol Lafayette, lvlay 26-at Deal Scboolg and lxflay 29- Kolcomo Cdouble heaclerb. 89
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