Page Six SCARLET AND BLACK Friday. March ‘7. I96 Win Conference indoor track crown at Chicagi by Bruce Gould Grillnell’s varsity track squad won the iConieiencc indoor track meet last Saturd~y at the Ul‘lk versity or Chicago. Grinneil scored 72%. points 15 points ahead of the second place U of C and 20 pomts ahead or third place Cornell. This is only the second tune 111 12 years that U of C has teen beaten nell’s .ack on took four d1vidual fi1.ts and won two re“ lays to out-distance all the olhs‘ er teams in over-all scoring. Fred Berg won the indiv1dual' GO yard dash. ran in the first! place half mile and mile 1'elays,l and the second place spiint medley relay Jim McKlveenl placed first and foul ‘l in thel 60 yard low and high hurdles,l respectively, and John Edgren! was second both events. I Bob llariill tool; a first inl the broad jump to top a Carle— ton Jumpel who had beaten“ TRACK MEET Team Scores Gr 1 n n (‘urllL-Il in hurdlel itiooo l \ tUchei-sity or scored ti nomt. chiciiao i l l l ' —l him a week before. Hartung won the shot put and ran on half mile and sprint medley re , lay teams - other runners in the meet were Tom Dchrg who ran in two winning relays, oi-v Tei- sirig, Paul Reichs, Pele Krantz, ‘ John Hentzel and Pete Nassitr who also doubled by running . two relays. Dave Patterson = was iourth in the high jump just in from of his teammate, Mike Fox. Gene Kowert was filth in the shot put, To high- light the aitcrnoon, both freshman relay teams placed first in the irosh division or the meet. Next week Grinnell Will rlun in another 1 e relay meet North Cent1a1 College in Napier ville 111., ~1ll hold its annual} North Central Belay meet torl all Midwestern schools, Animal ,, i life 2 by John Williams . Langan picked up their first IM championship or the seasonl last Friday as they took hrst‘ place in the bowling tourna-l ment \l‘tlh 11 153.5 aver-age tor‘ the fiveslntlil team. George For: resl's 1 .3 average led Langan as they finished 61 pins ahead of secondplaee East, who aver-. aged 149' l Other in the first division in~ eluded Calos with 2205 pins last years ninner Cow les with 2173, Smith with 2142 and North with 2139.J11n looks or Gates won individual honors with a 181.3 average for three games, fol»: lowed 'by Fol“;lest Dick Peter I son of North at 170.6; Gordonl Gibbs So. 166. and Dick‘ Mittelbusher, Smith,163. Except in the ease or the 3 current leaders. the basketball results are likely in result in a major slmkoup in the stand. ings, where East stands two ANIMAL LIFE (Danni. p. 8, col. 3) Acrohx from the Strand Tilt-[tr l96l-62 Miclwes’r Co nlerence champions Top 10w: (left In right) Cort-apt. Bub Mussel; John Sulldell and Kelli. Regal-son; Jinl Proclior, Dennis Asby, Co-capt. Ray Horton and Tony Salli-nor; third lov: Sol) Shepherd, Coach John Pfilscll and George Gray; bottom row: mid 1:0“ Smith. 51mm emit 111m ' 5 PORTS Harris lliircl and Cook iourlll wreslling meet in Conference by Kenton Clymei The PlonCCl vmsity \vlcsllcls finished last all. the confelence meet held last liveekcncl at St. Olaf. Only Dick Harris (157 lbs) and Tom Cook (147 lbs.) were able to survive the lirst round Han 's failed to successfully re tain his Conference champion. ship when he lost a close match to Eastman of Lawrence 3.2 in the semi—linal round, Cook also dropped out of contention ir the selni»£inals when he was pinned by Parker o1 Cornell 111 the second period. In the consolation matches Harris decisioncd Carroll o1 Monmouth to gain third place. but Cook was dctcatctl in an exciting match by Young of Carleton who won on a ret- cree’s decision alter the score remained lied ill the em] 01'- tl1c overtime period. Cook rc~ coived the fourth place award. Lawrence and 81. w The temperature is rising and with it the basketball teams chance or winning in the small college tournament We hope that you will take advantage of this break in the weather to drop in and visit us. I * COOKIES * SWEET ROLLS * DECORATED CAKES BEWN'S BAKERY 236-4386 Across irom City Library [ Olal lied ifor the championship points lollowed closely by Carlo iton with :17 (In dual -oonmetition Gnnnell was edged lby Law once 18 17>. “’KESTLING \IEET Team Scores 1.1mm. .11 st tilnt '11 Guinea 1? (-111 ll 12 t' i Knox .1 Rim)“ 2'. Mmlmmllll ll licloll. l.‘. llllL-ll H ’ GLASSES Mode and Repaired in our Laboratory. Conrad Lenses 1' CASES AND SOLUTIONS EYES EXAMINED E. J. Jensen. O.D. Optometrist Across from Post Office with o1, match ‘ t Champions with 4:29 showing on the clock By the end of the first hall the Plitschmen had closed t1 , gap to 35—32. ' In the second half the Pin necrs tool: the lead, 44.43 witi 16:0 remaining in the contest and never relinquished 1t. Grinnell kept adding to it lead, reaching a 14-point mar gm with 51 minutes even lcit 1 the game Although the Kohawks sui- rered a blow when their lead— ing scorer for the game, Ken Moeller, toulcd out with 6:33 yet to play. Coe kepo pecking away at the Pioneer lend, narrowing it finally to 3 points (-19.76) with a little over a minute remaining in the game. The Scarlets smothered to rally as quickly as it had flare up by dumping in the last foul points or the geine, making tl final score 82.76. Coach John Ffltsch praised 111 boys tor their fine play in . game that wasn't a most. 11- was especially pleased with th perrornience ot 6’7” sophomor ,centcr John Sundell, who hit . ‘personal high or 19 points, an. 5% ,pulled down 17 rebounds, Piitseb called this contest Sundell's best Leading all scorers was Grin nell's George Gray, who nette 26 points, and for the Kohawks, ilvtoellor connected for 24, (Contd. rrom p, Roger Miller and G211- BATES FLOWERS 1012 BROAD STREET THE ICE CREAM SEASON HAS ARRIVED * SODAS * SHAKES * SUNDAES ‘A’ SPLITS Make good use of this break in the weather lo come down and enjoy your favorite food again. Davis Ice Cream Co” We wish I-o congral‘ula'l'e John Pfilsch and Ihe Midwesl Confer- ence Baskeiball Champs of Grin- nell College. c Visit us for Hap’s Polalo Chips rkg. 39c - Candy Bars 81 Gum 6 ,0, 25c . PE, m... 52.37 and $2.49 FOOD MARKETS Reg. 49: All Varieties of CIGARETTES