Page Six SCARLET AND BLACK Cagers To Play Vikings Toniglft by Phil King The Grinneli varsity basketball team will open the 1961762 Sea» Son tonight when they encounter the Vikings of Lawrence at Darby gym. Game time is 7:30. The Pioneers will take the iioor wtbout three of last year's starting five, having lost Jon Groteinselien, Jim Lowry and Jim Simmons through gradua— tion. However six returning let- terinen, bolstered by tour Starlet an?) ifilmk 'SZPQRTS ' sophomores and two fine sen— ior guards, form the basis or a creditable squad. Bob Musser and Ray Horton. senior forwards, are co-caplalns. Musser has been Grinnell‘s lead— ing scorer the past two seasons, and Horton's rebounding and steadying influence were an ime port-ant iaetor in last year's suc~ eess. Guards Bill Parsons, George Gray and Ron Sandler are the other senior representatives. Par- sons, a letterman two years ago, spent last season in Poland Gray, n transier student, will be seeing his first action as a Pioneer and is being counted on as one of the tnam’s lead ing scorers, Sandier was with the squad brieiiy last year and is slated to see more duty this time around. Junior players include letters men Denny Asby. Gar Smith, and Kent Bagel-son, in addition to Grinnell vs. Ripon The Grinnell varsity bass ketball Squad will play Ripon tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in Dar- 131/. Bob Shepherd and Bob Branison. Smith, a regular last year, is a play—making guard. Big men Rogerson and Asby will do a large portion of the board work. Shepherd, a 196!) transfer student, and newcomer Bramson will provide additional backeourt help. Sophomores Jim Mifilln, John Sundell, Marty Jacobson and Jack Griffin round out the team. Sundeil, at 6’7" the tallest man, will play a lot at center. leflin, possessor of a fine jump shot, will1 be in the running for a starting berth at forward. Griffin givesi valuable depth at iorward, while Jacobson's flashy guard play will get him some action, Coach John Ptitsch has an air of cautious optimism about the team’s chances, In the pre- l, season poll taken oi the Midr l west Conference coaches, Grin- 3‘ hell was not rated among the first five teams. Piitsch feels this could be a blessing in dis. guise as there will be no pres sure on the boys to live up to advance ballyboo. Ptitsch's plan tor the team suf- fercd a severe jolt ‘as John Sun-l dell sustained an injury which will render iiim inactive tor the first six games, Loss ot Snndell puts an added load on the re. maining tront court men and weakens the rebounding power ofv the team EXPERIENCE [WW A LOT OF EARE AND THE FINEST INGREDIENTS You can be sure or both when your prescription is iill- ed by us. With us accuracy and quality are paramount, TURNER'S PHARMACY "Where Drugs are not :1 sideline." (Across the street {mm the Grinncll State Bank) Varsililakes 72-45 lilin Over Frosh Spur-ts at the ezlch halt by the Grinncll var—t sity basketball team led them, to a 72745 Griimell freshmen public appearance squads, Approximately 500 spee— tators witnessed the game which was played Saturday as part oi the annual Gi‘mnell SPORTS CLINIC College Ail—Sports Clinic. beginning oil All 14 varsity players saw action with 12 oi them scor— ing, Gray led both teams with 13 points. Horton also reached double figures tor the victors with in points. Leading scorers for the fresh— men were Smith who totaled 11 over ‘lhe in the fii for both triumph afternoon iCont_ n. 8, coil 1 Fall Spori’s Varsity Letter Awards Football Steve Howell George Hubbell Gene Kowert Jim McKlveen Craig MoManus Dick oi-ehard Art Peterson Carlton Peterson Ron Sandler Gar Sinitb Dick Uibrieht Kirk Van Rooyan Ryd Walierstedt Fred Arnold Dennis Asby John Corns (cascapt) Arian Danne Howard Dunn Jerry Eggieston Wayne Gallo Joel Goldman Jim Hale Dick Harris (cofaph) John Hartung Pete Heinzeimann John Hentzel Steve Wai'i‘ick Cl'oss»CouIltl‘y John Sutton Andy Goldstein Gof Thomson (Capt) Phil Noi‘llien Tad Willlccki Soccer Hans Kcrmer Al MacKnight Bill Monitor-t (cant) Joe Okuinu Cari Rattner David Scott Jim Soble Freshmen Letter Awards Football Bill MeKlveen John MeTaggart Erie Miller Larry Miller Morgan Michel. 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