Page Six ' ”lint/ads take second in triangular meet by Bruce Gould The State College of Iowa de- feated Grinnell and Warthurg in indoor traek last Saturday at Cedar Falls. SCI took all but two first places and scored 771/2 points. Second placed Grinnell scored 42 points and Wartburg ehalkcol up only 111/; points. One of the first places that SCI didn't get went to Kent Rogerson in the high jump. Al- though Rogerson has only been out for track for one week his 6-3 jump was just one inch short of his best effort during last spring’s traeh season. One other Grinnell iirst was won by Jim McKlveen in the low hurdles. The second places went to Bob Harrill in the bruao jump, John Hartung in the shai put and John Edgren in both hurdle events. Gene Kowert vaulted 12 ieet to a third place, Other third places went to Orv Teising and Tom DeBerg who tied for third in the 440, Fred Berg‘in the 60 yard dash. Andy Gold- stein in the two mile and Pete Kranz in the half mile. In the eight lap relay Grinnell was second. Tomorrow, Grinnell’s binders men will finish their indoor sea— son at the Iowa Relays in Ce— dar Falls. The first outdoor traeh April 7. Schedulesfor spring spor’rs l are announced Edd W. Bowers (Physical edu- cation), acting athletic director at Grinnell has released the fol- lowing spring schedules for ten. nis, golf, baseball, and track. TENNIS 14 MacMurrdy: April Home April 20 Iowa state April 24 Carleton April 28 Iowa state May 1 Knox May 4 ltipon May 5 Lawrence May 3 Cornell Away May 12 One, st. Olaf Home My 18»19 Midwest Conference Meet Beloit Home Home Away Home Away Away BASEBALL April 11 Simpson April 14 MaeMurray (2) April 11 Central April 21 Cornell (2) April 27 Monmouth April 23 Knox (2) May 5tCornell (2) May 8 coe lMay 11 Knox May 12 Monmouth (2) May 14 Coe TRACK April 14 Cornell Relays Away April 20 Iowa state Home April 24 state College of Iowa, Central, Home April 27-23 Drake Relays Away May 1 Knox Home May 5 Beloit Relays Away May 3 Coe, Cornell Cedar Rape ids May 12 Elmhurst Relays Away May 18-19 Midwest Conference Meet Ripon, Wis. Away Home Home Away flame Home Away Away Away Home SCARLET AND RLACK Friday. March 23. I9va my 3.4. by Nancy Wolf The mighty freshman class has proved once again that youth Appleton, Wis. Home ' indoor irack cham (Left to right, front row) Johll Edgren, Bob Harrill, Pete Kl'zlllz, Fred Berg, John‘ meet will be run at Grim-e“ on Hartung, Mike Fox. (second row) Jim McKli'een, Orv Teisiug, John Sutton, Gene Ko-i [\vert, Pete Nassiff, Jay Bardole (manager). (back row) Dick Young (coach), Alldy‘ iGoldstein, Dave Patterson, Paul Reichs, Fred Arnold. Not pictured is Tom DeBerg‘. i Scarlet Fever When Denny Asby was elected a co—captain of the basketball team it made him the second man in modern Gl‘innell athletics history to be named a captain in two sports. The only other dllalrcaptain was John Copeland, Wlloi graduated in 1959 after holding the captaincy of the fool:- hall and basketball teams. Asby, however, has one added distinction—he will be the first oil-captain ever at Grinnell to help lead two do» fending champions. ‘ . a J _ . ' Bu ting ill the spotlight this week is Fred Berg, a1 triple-winllel in the indoor track Conference meet. Berg, it sophomore, won the 60-yard dash, ran on the first place half nile a d mile relay teams. GOLF i April 14 Beloit April 23 Carleton April 26 Iowa state April 27 Drake May 1 Knox May 5 Quadrangular Ripon, Wis] May 8 Cornell May 12 st, Olai, Coe May 18-19 Midwest: Conference Meet Appleton, Wis. Home Away i Away GLASSES Amy Mode and Repaired in Home our Laboratory. Contact i Lenses Away , Home CASES AND SOLUTIONS Best Pizza in Town and Besf Service Too AHRVANOfS Open Till 12:00 P.M. Daily 10:30 PM Free Delivery . Sunday EYES EXAMINED E. J. Jensen. O.D. ‘ Optometrist 6:00—12:00 Across from Post Office ' pays off 7 at least in basket-i ball tournaments, Mears Hall won the tournament because at the “outstanding ability of its players and their spi t of to- Won Lost ‘ Mears 10 Haines . 8 Main 7 James 6 Loose 4 Read 3 Cleveland 2 l getherness” explained one of its loyal members. Haines came in second and the other freshman ‘dorm, Main, was third. Only three halls played the lwhole tournament with no for- :feits. They were Mears, Haines and James. 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