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SCARLET AND BLACK

“("5 Rated Top:

1360 STANDINGS
Olaf

2. Cornell . .
3r C02

4. Carleton
5. Grinnell
(it Monmouth
7.

8.

9.

0.

1. St.

Ripun

Knox

Lawrence
Beloit ..

The three C": of (he Midwest .

Conference are erected to pros
Vldc the main stumbling blocks
to St, Olaf’s bid for its Second
consecutlvc Conference pigskin
title once the league play gets
under way Saturday. Sept. 23,

Coo, Cornell and Carleton all
have the guns to knock the
ole: from their flagship position
.in tho Mldwcst Contcreiicc with
the Kohawks and Rains given
the best Chance to Succeed,

Tu-enty letterincn are back to
form the backbone oi the Cue
attack. The Kohawks are espo-
rially strong in the backfield
and at the ends but the other
line spots are question marks,
particularly at tackle, their
wcakcst position.

Cornell has its two quarter-
backs of last year returning
to work with probably the
iastcst and sliitticst backfield
in the circuit. If the line can
opcn up enough holes the
Itams could go all the way.

The defending champs have
13 lettcrmen, inainly linemen,
returning to form the nucleus
oi their squad. Up from the
ales should be strong. The
question marks lie mostly in
the backfield where any injury
to a key man could upset their
bandwagon.

with 17 lettcrmon coming
back and boasting one of the
best backfield: in the Center.
ence, ‘Grinneil looms as the Con-
teronce dark horse. Given a few
breaks, the Pioneers could win
it all,

The general consensus around
the Conterence, after only one
week of practices, predicts that
the season will wind up as fois
lows:

. Coe

, Cornell

. St. Olaf

. Carleton

. Grinncll

. Lawrence

. Monmouth

. Knox

, Ripon
Beloit

Four OI-tlle Pioneers‘ to]! backfield candidates this season
lmil from Des Moincs. John Harlung, Carleton Peterson. Ron
Salldler and Ryd “’fillcrstedt (l to 1'. above) will {Ill see plenty
01‘ action tlli< season as Ccmch Edd Bowers grillmeu seek to ime
prove on th 1' 44 record of last Ve

Animal Life

by Shane ‘77 ,
Despite the so hours of steadyi On or
rain which have delayed pig—i
. . iii-st round of the IM
skin practices, the 15161 lM took. .
ban season Wm begin nextitourney will begin. Each ball

Thursday with three gamesimust enter {our diiierent nets
Scheduled. men, two Singles and one doll»

This year's schedule will see mes mm

each hall play every other hall Men’s intramural trophies will
once. Games will be played soon be awarded to the winning
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday andlhalls in each sport for the 1960-
Friday starting pr nptly at 61yeal‘,Cowles will be given the
4:15. Wednesday will be used Kent Trophy, which they retired
for make-up games if necessary. by winning
The baseball diamond in back succession, as well as the tro-
of the stable has been addcd‘phies for volleyball, basketball,
to Mac and loth Avenue fieldsltennis, bowling and softball.
as a site [or the five score anleho swimming and golf statues
ten battles that must be rougbtjgo to Rawson while the foot»
in a month and a halt, iball and track awards will be
Dibble Will try a in vain, I‘picked up by Dibble and North
think~to delsnd its title aflrespeclivelyi
last year. Cowles, South, Smith}
and Rawson loom as the teamsi .
to beat with Dibble, Clark and retired. the IN; board under
Simth having . outside chancesld'ohn ““65“” ‘5 .l°°k"‘g m" a
of walking off with the marblesimPhY 1° “PM” It “13’3“?”
mgskm Preview irius, parent of organization

50.“), (my wishing to donate a suitable
Cowles (7‘24) trophy, costing between $35 and
'3???" 27-3) $50, is asked to contact Mr.
i 9 6-4) .

Clark (5-4-1) ‘Tlues‘lale'
Smith (5-5)

25 the
Icnnis

around Sept.

with the Kent Trophy now|

it three years in‘

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