.Friday. September I5. I96| SCARLET AND BLACK ' Page Eleven

Cross-Coun’rry Squad Works i
To Defend Loop Championship}

( G1innells c1oss country team [
as defending Midwest Confet- close hehinnl as teams which
ence champion has its work cut‘could b1cak th1ough 1i fortunel
out rm it this fall, according to‘smiles on them. 1
Coach Dick Young The Pioneel 11:11 r1c1s will open‘

' Young, whose 1960 squad roll-t next weekend Sept. 23,

ed to its crown after passing un- Knox The rains forced cans
beaten tluough its regular sea- cellatian of an exhibition meet
son meets against league rivals against Diake scheduled n11 this1

said he ielt at this point that wcck
th1s team has further to go,

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that his young team is in poorl

shape with the exception of the‘ The Gunneu freshman moss
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' Slated to lead the Pioneel's”at plesent and,acc01ding to, ‘
effort this yea! is captain Gof Coach Young, seems to have the‘
Thomson. The lithe senior earn potential to go along with “.51
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Seat of varsity competition Patel high school meet and a io1mer1
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.zhe,rest of the squad must GIFT SEND
scramble to crack the best sev- '
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en times if they are to run. Rat-
ed the best prospect to do that
is sophomore Dutch Reichs, who
ran the best yearling time in

the Midwest Co ~ ~

CROSS COUNTRY CHEDULE ‘ ' ‘
,sept. 23 _ Kno‘x ’ Away‘

Sept. 30 ~ Monmouth Home -

Oct. '7 — Lawrence Home

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Young sees the Midwest Con- Stan in and see our

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oth schools return all their top
runners and have the advantage; CANDIES .
ol strong sophomore contingents.
Grinnell rates as number onel A‘ross me The
dark horse in Young’s eyes, with} Theatre ._
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