Friday. June I. Wéz SCARLET AND BLACK Page Seven Tennis and golf teams cop thirds in Conference record in spite of numeroust handicaps. “Our rmc showing in the Conference meet," coni- mented Ruvalds, “exemplifies the improvement that the team has shown and the ability that it has developed." followed suit. by defeating Coe before being edged out by his Carleton nemesis, Bill Fuller. Gain most points {from doubles play by Staff “'ritel‘ The team accumlilated most or its points m the doubles play, Ctmk om: 30h Brainson went all the way‘to the finals before bowing 7-5, 6-4 to a seasoned team from .Ripoii. In the number one doubles spot, Musser and’acting coach John Ruvalds thwarted Coe's hopes and upset a tough Law- rence team before being elim- inated hy the tournament cham- pions from Carleton. Coach Ruvalds feels that the team had a very succcssrul sere son, compiling a H dual meet The undefeated season by the freshmen and the return of last year‘s Conference singles sham» pion Guy Ashton, who has spent! his iunior year abroad, should‘ give the netmen quite a lot of material to work With next' year. According to analds, freshman team captain Larry Shannon should be In the runs ning for one of the too varsity positions next ycan Remaining in winning form after victories in their final 'dual meets of the season, Grine nell’s varsity tennis team went on to capture a tie for third in the Midwest Collegiate Athletic' ponference meet May 18 and 19, Playing in the No. 3 singles spot, Bob Musser scored/wins over Beloit and st Olaf before bowing to the No, 1 seed from Carleton Tom Cook, No. 4 man, f s f hell‘s third Beloil‘, Carls bes+ Pioneers by Pete Klein Led by Lowell Hockett, Grin» varsity golfers placed in last Weekend’s Cone erence meet at Appleton, Wise cousin Hockett's thirty-six hole core of top gave him a tie for irst place in the individual Come petition. Bill McKnight. finished fifth in the Pioneer cause. the Conference to aid Grinnell‘s total score of (MS was only eight strohes hehiiid the surprise winner Beloit and two behind Carleton, This is the third straight year that the varsity has pieced among the top three teams Conference. in the Hockett was elected by his teammates for the third straight year as the most valuable playe er. Hockett, McKnight and Craig McManus were elected as hon. orary captains for the year. Coach Larry Crawford said that next year would probably be a building year. Comment— ing on this year's undefeated freshman golfers, he s'ild, “This was the best team we’ve had in four years so you will be heare ing more of these men in the next three," Int/Linn GRADIJATES Brown's Shoe Fit Conlerence track champs Members of the 1962 Pioneer tr- ck team which won the MCAC outdoor title are pic ‘ “fed above. First now (left to right) — Manager J‘d} Bal-dnle, 'l‘om DeBerg, Ray Cooper ' . tidy Golds , n, Roll Hal 1 Second row — Fred Be l... Pete Kranz. Pete Nassifl', Jim McKlveen. Bill Hent Thu-fl row — John Hal-tun Fred Arnold. Gene Kowert. Jolln Sutton, Jolln Edgl‘in, Dave Patterson. Back row — Assistant Coach Tel 3' Moore, Denny Asby, Kent Rogersun, Mike Fox, Jim Mit't'lin, Joel Goldman and Coach Dick Young ' Congratulations ON YOUR GRADUATION SWEDE'S GRINNELI. I'IaIISSEI'I named Frosln Irackmen win loop ’rll'Ie; lop frosh alhlele The fifth annual Lester Duke freshman athlete of the year tro— hy was awarded to Dennis Hanssen last week. Hanssen was selected for the award by the Men's Honor G from a group ot- three candidates submitted tcl flTB society by the athletic dEAI partment. l Hanssen, a numeral winner ini three sports, quarterbacked thc‘ arosh’s football team to a 1.2 recs 0rd; played forward on Coach Edd Bowel-'5 frosh basketball‘ squad: and pitched Grinnell‘sr fresh hasehallers to an undee: - ~atcd season . l A fine athlete all-year, Hans- roll up ‘Five firsl' Grinnelrs freshman track team, led by Jerl' Langham, who won the 440 and 550, took the Midwest Conference [Telegraphic Meet tor the second .year in a row. The little Pioneers rolled up as points to runner-up Knox's 5254.. Ripon was third with 7.4, and Cornell fourth with 21. " in addition to Langham's two titles, ‘Grmnell also had firsts in the mile with Bruce Bcckord, the twoemile with Rod Brown, and the mile relay. Running on the mile quartet were Kingsley Clarke, Wendell We‘b‘b, John 5. six seconds LAUNDRY "A Perfect Wash Everytime" l l l i _ l recorded a second in the shot[ put and a fifth in the javelin. Marty Bingo took second in the iaveliii, and Larry Neal copped a second in the high jump. Rein Sara! was third in the shot, and Clyde Smith was third in the pole vault. : Subscribe to the Scarlet andl 3hr k. Yearly rates (30 weekei 1y issues): 34,50, anywhere in, the United States. i 1 Welcome PurenI's and Alumni! Congratulatitlns sen came into his own during Plus-5911i ““d Lfinglmm l the baseball season. He pitched Others that racedior the Flo hive complete games, winning neers were Tom ,LangworihY-i oth by one—run mar-ping Heiwho was second in the 100 and also fit in the number three slot fourth in the 230: Beckord. who, in Ray Horton's batting scheme, was third in the ttvo-nllle;i leading the fresh in hitting andleWHi who was second in that 531‘s, lmile. Bob Johnson was sce—L ' lend in the 880, while Clarita, Itook fifth. HOCkel‘l WIII enler In the field. Nils Hagbergl «NCAA golf mee‘l i ' .‘ Seniors! 1 i l 1 Lowell Hockett, recently crowned co-mcdalisl of the Midet . west Conference golf meet, ltasl i been entered in the NCAA tonrn-l l gment, Lari-y Crawford, golil ‘ coach at Gi-innell, has announc-l ed, The meet, to be held on thc,I uke Golf Course in Durham‘t no, runs from June 13.23,l There will be as holes of qllali-‘ lying. with the top 94 moving into match-play competition to determine the best in college golf. NV" GRINNELL'S FINEST FOR DINING .PLEASURE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK