Page Six by Stafi‘ Writer SCARLET AND BLACK Grinneils tennis team made a: fine showing in its last weekend; of dual meets by defeating 51., Olaf (3—3 and blanketing COG 6»1. Jim Smith was the Workhorse t {or the nelmen as he won the ' and ‘ Ole match 577. 775, 6-4 'went on to pallsh oil his Kor hawk opponent 6-2 6-2. Bob Musser, Bob Hewcs, Chip Blunt and Bill ‘chet were also vic- torious against ‘Coe. Tom Cook and Bob Bram- sun showed the skill that en- ables thin to play in the No. 1 doubles spot as they won against both teams. Ilewes- Parsons and Musser- Ruvalds won decisively against st. Olai, Prospects for the conference meet this weekend are looking quite a bit 'hettel'. gles, John Ruvalds. Smith, Mus- ser and Cook will represent Grinneii in that order. in the doubles, Musser and Ruvalds will try fur the crown missed two years ago. The fiashy combination or Cook and Brain son should do very well in the No. 2 doubles spot. The team lamented the lacti that due to a oonterence ruling - only five people can make the trip. and consequently Bill Pan. sons will remain behind Bill‘ has had an excellent season, ad» va in; in position as well as aloi ty every week, His desire to win was best exemplified in his match against St. Olaf, which he won 673, 4-6 so. In the sin—‘ they; Bill has shown the court Com-, posure and sportsmanship whichX designate him as one of the finest competitors in athletlcs at Grinnell. The freshmen finished the season -v.-itii a 3—0 record. Last week they trounced Central 571 and defeated Cornell 5-4. 'Lal'l‘yl Shannon was the only undeleat. ed player. He finished the scan son with a fine Central. which he won 577. 6-1, 573, Dick iMetzier, Jon Schwai-t Howard Sche'm and Russ ‘Linne- man were also victorious against Central. Ken Clymer displayed a rugged determination as he and Shannon won the doubles match 0‘6, 7‘5, ' Jim Sltmli hm‘fl Dunll)’ itlusse (at def. derailed o‘. n tcl rltfcnlcd Bully l-iiin. ma'teh a ainst. g . Conference crown. lSafe trip home dejectedly looks on. _ ,fieldel' Bob McIntyre trots across the plate to some (me; of Grinltell’s seven runs in the contest. . As the C199 catcher Pioneer out-i r‘i'rarlpt Emil Elark ‘ PGRIS by Jim Herzog Heavrlv tavorcd Grinnell will seek a Contei-ance track title to» day and tomorrow at the clla matio Conference meet in Rip- on, Wis. or all the ”experts" who are busily engaged in picking po~ tentlal champs, Grinnell coach Dick Young is the one who feels - the Pioneer ‘trackmen might not capture a Conference title. He feels that if the Pio- necrs were at lull strength they could bleezc home to a But with John Edgren, who ranks as Grinnell‘s top hiird‘ier, proh- abiy out with a nuliod muscle, with John Hail'tung and Bob l-larriii below pair, the Pin- neers will be in a real scram- ble with Carleton lor the title. Young rates Carleton as a slight onespolnt favorite and 'places the Pioneers second. For - the Caris, the Jennings brothers now. lKaron in 'Baroee , Dinkinson the broad jump, John Lufkln in; the pole: in the mile and the half, John the two—mile. the discus. Steve and Bob Becker in in the high jump and ‘51...““m‘m M“ 1‘“ (vault, and Jim Chesebro in the not ‘or ilcl’edted (Cl (lnlc Clo M. d Dem); iniiuht, iioh Me 4.1;, mind noiimrs .1 Bl msoi. mi i roitdl \V'ltls' uil Jensen. and pole vault are rated as potential The shot To nit is J.1li'r TAKE TIME OUT TODAY * Hot Dogs at Cones * Sundues * Sandwiches * Cold Drinks 4 b‘ncks east of Campus onU...56 TASTEE FREEZE Favori’res for title. tracksl‘er‘s to run in Conference at" Ripon John A point winners. The other squads in the Colts ] Ierence probably lack the . team strength needed to be- come a serious threat in tho , Coniereiice, although Beloit, l Cornell, and defending champ ,t Monmouth could surprise. 1 Grinnell's strength lies in the tieid events and the short dis tances. In the lield an impres sive array including Earn 1, Denny Asby, Hartung. Gene! Kowcrt, Kent Rogerson and. Joel Goldman ligure to gain the center ol the stage, On the- traek Fred Borg, Tom DeBel'g.| Jim FcKlvecn, Pete Kranz, Harri tung, John Sutton and Fred. Arnold will carry the burden for Grinneii, , Last week Grinncll placed; third in the Elmhurst Relays! with a 2m point total, close‘‘ behind Noith Central and Hills ‘i dale. At this meet Grinncii too three firsts — the mile relay.| Rogerson in the high jump, and." Harrlll in the broad jump. How to spend a weekend in Chicago for $15 imam mall at wanton can any at Chisuwc'l YMCA hoist and Wiley a wuekcnd tar sisoo. Hon: n how I did m. ?.M. Dinner at YMCA Hotel $1.15 “Sound at leit" 2.50 Colts .10 Room oi v Hotel 2.73 .56 he. 1.45 , BreukluslnlYHalel An inititolo tour lunch at Henllci'x Free 1,15 cm .45 2 7a iso an. Hiil. Milieu". Your Dinner at y Hotel Sol, niio dame] y Holol Colo data Room at v Hotel . Buokloit oty Helel‘ Worship alCuntmlClerh lunch or Y Hotel 1.35 sin, RM, Buckle tampux Tolul $14.9: Mao ~ Women - Familial Slay oi Ch‘lmgo'x mu Hotel 326 s. Wabash ~ o1 Ihe edge at the loop - accommedulions torzpuu - vale: $2.70 and up Write tor rciowolioni er coll WA Mia: ' race alter . mouth, » the scone Southern league by Len Caiodncy 1n :1 disastrous wcek, Iollcns ing a 7»o Victory over 'Knox, thc Pioneer basebniicrs were knot-1e ed out oi the Southern DiVision an 8-7 loss to Coe and a pan- of i scs to Mons 8-2 and 572, Costly errors and no tlIllClV hitting were the stories of each game, In the latter three cons tests the Scarlets left 2'! men stranded, more than in any oth— er three outings at the season. in the tense Knox contest, stood lied 272 alter There was no score in the tenth. hut the l=ioe nears caught fire ll] the top the eleventh, scoring runs to send Knax olown to a 7»2 defeat, Ichk ’MlttelbuSher went the distance ior ci-innali to pick up the credit for the win. In Monday's game the K0- lmwks took an early oncsrun lead, but Grinneil came back with all seven or their runs in the third on four hits to nine innings, ‘ jump tout in front. After scorn illg one more ill the filth. Coe scored five runs all only two hits in the seventh to tie up j the ball game. A walk. another error, and a hit brought ill the Kuhawks’ ‘Wll‘lnlng llln in the eighth ironic against Jon. i In the openel mouth, Bud Pllncc filed t\lD— hit ball against the Pioneels while his teammates notched SIX luns ‘in the final two innings to gain ,. Friday. May [8. I962 Netters bowout of dual schedule imammdme" batter KM)“ 1053 wit/1 wins over St. Olaf K olla wits bid lo Scots, (Zoe the victory for him The nigiitcan saw the Scots take a 371 lead in the first lll‘ ning and never relinquish it La capture tllcir second \vlct " of the day. Monmouth scored twire in the filth, while the Scarlets counted once in the last frame to bring the final score to 5-; The lreshnian tliamondmen finished their season undziente 'ed with a 4-3 victmy over the Coo yenrlings. Denny l-lansseil picked up his second win or the season striking put 12, and shutting out the neophyte Ko- hawks until the seventh in- nillg‘. a. The frosh took a 1-0 lead in the first, and increased it by two in the fifth on a Lilo-lulu error on a dropped infield pope up with two down. Cue scaled twice on three hits in the seventh, But the Pioneers iced the contest with an insurr ance run in the next inning. Tile Kollawks Scored once on their last Chance. R out «on im, ii: ,7 7 into (my mm an 1 Hick .iiitiolhiishoi lulu lzlcr. mil Din lgiis iml lllll iio _ on. um tum as 77 Mile u-tniit i 41-» id 1‘.“ in» .\ lliili ulliiisliei [7) and l: hlnnmouih ton on, : (inllllell \llO ilio u ltuier-es 7 Pint.» no.1 \ unison; elilin. ltlult “lutlllllwllm' tlt it a. 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