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SCARLET AND BLACK Friday March 3. l96|

 

Animal
life

by Joel: Pitts

it finally happened
Smith lost an M basketball
game, 56- t to North Jack
Woods sparked North to an eat»
iy lead and Mg r. Taylor and
Co. were never able to quite
caicll up again, in spite oi the
urgings or hell the varsity has»
koiball team.

Tomorrow afternoon Cowlea
will play Langan. Should Cowlcs
win both games, they would
then tie Smith for first place.
Other action this past week saw
a considerable reshuttling oi the
standings.

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Thus Cowles could gain as
many as cigllly points on Raw.
soo in the Kent Trophy race,
eighty points that could prove
vital in view of itawson's exA
pected strength in the sp ng
sports. in relation to this
Cowlcs' protest over its "A"
game with Rawson has been
denied by the 1M board and
the game will not be replayed.

To the surprise oi all. Cowles
won the 1961 IM bowling
tournament It has been darkly
rumored that.Cowles used its
social tund tor last year to
"buy" the three freshmen bowl.
ers who were so instrumental in
this victory. A spokesman for
Cowles has, however, ilatly den.
ied any knowledge or such an
action. in any case consistency
proved the key to Cowles' Suc»
cess as none of its bowlers were

able to lop the 500 mark
1 M Btnxlittls' ltcsults
nail
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Richard Anderson, Langan
sophomore. took individual lltm~
ors in the tournament, bowling
a 539 s ~les, Ed Orr of Rawson,
last yea top bowler, was sec.

ond with a 521 series He slump-‘

ed to only a 132 in his last
game, his injured thumb prob
ably being the ditrerenca bar
tween tirst and iourth tor Raw
son, ~

i played fine ball.

ilanlters Win Here,
,, eeeQLose All Nebraska

lbut it was enough to beat Bee:

The fast break walked well“°”_ m 1‘ rugged BURN“ l Grinnell beat conierenco rival
tot;l thch_l:ionecls againstl (loll! Junllerrri-yl caugtlll tire in the,Belort easily) but [05L to Big
‘ . ,, :ne , w in IS aso o as :a seeonc in o go the Pioneers E M ower Nebraska last
Iigfe‘gcid’by";m‘j’giml‘g‘gfifieCD‘" 1 club, and many oi Grinnell’siout to a lead. His 15 points, aeiwegakendp in its iast two tests
imam COEHDH Ram 60 V 43 burlbasltols‘ were made tram less,long with_ Simmons' 15 anthbefore me seasonssnamg can.
Wm a mm] “1)., crowd la“ Elfinmhve icet away troni the‘Smith: ll, topped the game‘s-yumCE meet this weekend.
Saturday night. The victory ‘ ‘ 5mm” l The meet against the Bucca-
kept Cornell irom clinching the new — 5i ineers, held in the Grinnell
Cullfetcnce title and avengedi r t r'r r lpool, was an easy romp tor the
a so-lb shellacktng Grinnelli ”(mm M , Pioneers. They won nearly
suffered at Cornell, i ,ymgp, , ‘ every event. This meet was run

The night before the Pioneersl ltnnlr iloff with Coach Irv Simone's
beat Belolt 56 illitdue iielcch‘ic pacer being used to
second Victory over at; run iihelp the competitors to better
cancers this season. aroma n times.

The Pioneers got oil to a ”hum The next day Grinnell traits
nine to tour lead early in the ‘V“““~"'° eled to Nebraska university
game. but Cornell slowly nara and Winn a triangular against
rowed the gap and led 2745‘ that school and another Big
at the halftime, as both squadsl Eight member, Kansas State.

In a close meet, the Corn-

CO e“ M buskcrs picked up too many

T . iirst places for Grinnell to

G - , overcome The final score was

~ - Nebraska, 76‘ Grinnell, 5411;;
Kansas State, 19.

Pioneer in-st place winners
, 0 were two in number, Pete Sny<

Iider turned a fine 218.4 time
‘7 ’ for 200 yards ot backstroking
and won that event, The fr-EE-
style relay of Jim Cross, Pete
Lysne, Zal Letkowicz, and Stan
Norman won the other first-

place.

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Gl'tlltlcll pulled the upset of

The entire Pioneer Sqllztd,i
especially in the second hali,l
played inspired basketball with‘,
perhaps Smith being singled outl M
as pacing the victory with his Lem-v
tremendous hustle. tsimmw

It was n Grinnell victory ii“;
in the inll sense oi the word ,A‘f‘f “
ior not only the starters, but inf“
the players on the bench and ‘

unoll 7 W

at, tor then‘
the Bus»

the crowd. the largest (urns
out yet this season, inspired
the sqtmtl with sulmal‘t that
‘ culminated in 1 Standing ova-
l Lion late in the game.
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even through the first part is1;;s3liofjéel‘ashythrasolgril'thléi
0‘ “‘9 mm“ mm 1"" ““9 Conference, They are tast, can

the Rams hit the to point . ,

tjulnp hkc kangaroos and arci
mnrk they were clone. From i
um “m an “my scored only ,usualty good shots, The sllnplc

. (fact is that they Just couldn’t ‘

$33; gree‘gywsscm‘e ”g; .make the ban go through thclgmty‘l.

. 1° 5 e g .‘hoop. 'Howcven it \vasrthc Pio. 1"“‘f "

”gage“ shot a phenomenauy‘neers' spirit and hustle that “‘°”
low 13.9 per cent in the secondlShOOk the Rams and caused

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hall and only 22 per cent tori‘hg‘fi§1°e“g:foi‘t“a;ym:hff‘: P304

(he game while the Pioneers Milne“; pldyed good ball for Dull"

at a 40 per cent clip , » cor-nan
Coach 13mm used a new about lo minutes out of the 40 mm“ .

type detense‘ that held the Rams}
in check He instructed his,
cagers to use a zone each time
Cornell missed a basket and to
play a manslo-man each time‘

Totals
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The teams stayed rclatlvely “mum“ __ M

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FROSII BASKETBALL
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star‘s ettectiyeness and hurt the
rebounding strength of the
whole team.

The Pioneers hit tor 14 oi 39
in the iirst bait for 35.9 per
cent for the game. The irosh lost
many passes to the tough Cot»
ncll detense late in the game
and all too otten they brought
the ball down the tloor only to
lose it beiore getting off a shot.

This defeat gave the irosh a
2 and 4 record tor the season.

BOX SCORE

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As Women's week is- here
Fair ladies dear
The choice now lies upon you

The hours are tow
This ode is your clue

An Ode *0 We Chelsie
from {he Chased

the smoother it tasfes

We leave the rest [or you lovelies to do.

A theory well known to all oi you,

That the boys ot ltawson would iilt up a me:

But in Smith it's conceit that you're likely to meet.

And the celibates ot South you'll have heard oi already
by word of mouth.

The inexperience oi East is not yet deceased

But tor boredom supreme call your WesL Norris dream;

The one phone in anles that’s worthy oi a ring.

Will only Saga Bob and his boys bring.

The dribble in Dibble is hardly worth a scribble.

lsut they not alone will make you poor mates,

For the youngsters oi North and the gamblers oi'flzlles,

Can hardly be thought oi as making good dates.

when thinking at Women‘s Week one tigurcs to park,

But the iellas in Clark arc airnid oi the dark.

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THE
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Antl lust be your choosing,

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And your chastity you'll be losing.

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