Page Ten SCARLET AND BLACK «Pioneers topple Scots 32-7 By I'cler Kullmiln 5&3 Slilfi Writer In their second Midwest Con— lorciice victory, Grimmll’s grid» del's dcicated Monmouth 3277 at Monmouth last Saturday. ‘Molmiollth received the open- ing kickofi and marched to the Grinncll 23 heiore [umblmg the bail. Gene Kon-ert recovered [ur the Pioneers, who immediately as third control at the game by in thing 77 yards tor the score. ancrt snagging a Bayard touchdown pass from Art Peter» son with 4:55 lel't in the first quarter Carlton Peterson and Joel Goldman carried the brunt ’ot the Grinncll push dou-nfield. A conversion kick attempt failed, AFTER HOLDING the Scots and torcing them to punt, the Pioneers began another march on their 36, Nine plays later, E1- ston Bowers culminated the drive lay diving over from the 11-yard line with 8:12 left in the first half. Once again the con- ihinclads triumph over Lawrence version altempt was ful. Shortly alter the following kickoff, the Gi-innell gridtlcls ierced a Scot fumble on the Scot 36 From there it tool: only rive plays l'or the Pioneers to up their margin to three TD’s. Joel unsuccess- coltlinan, who carried the hall on tour or thew plays, went over iroin the 1-foot line. This time Dave Gauger's kick ior the extra point was sueccssiul. remained 1970 tor but where they had left on when the sec- ond half started Deep in their- The score the remainder OI the hall, the Pioneers took over own territory, Monmouth could punt out only to their own 25. Three pla later, the Pioneers I freshman Lewis sels ‘course mark By Eric Jacobson 5&8 Sinfi \Vriter 'Ilic Grinncll cross country team travels to Lawrence to- niorrow in an attempt to match last Saturday's 23-36 home win over the state College of Iowa MIKE LEWIS, Grinnell fresh- man who ran only in exhibition, provided the highlight of the meet as he led all runners in the record time of xvi-7:212. The old record was 15:35, set over the 2.95 mile course by Carle-, ton's Chuck Jennings in 19ml; Gi-innell's Rod Brown led vaF sity runners and was only .7' seconds off the old record. SCIl runner Jay Pritchard ond iii 15:555. was sec- Next came Pioneers Paul Patterson and Bruce Beck- ord who finished in times of 1mm" and 16:23 respectively. Larry Markley and Dave Lindei- of sci iollowed. Grin- ncll Ilnrricrs Clyde Smith. Phil Northen, Jeri Langham and Ted winiecki took the ‘ next four places in that orderr 3 SC! runners Lyle Knudsen, Al Knicp, Lynn Jenlson and Lenny Wilkinson look the last four places. l Coach Dick Young assessed: his team's pertnrmance by say—‘ ing, “l’m pleased with most of the times for this early in the year, but I was shocked by the amount oi daylight between our third and fourth runners, We're goinng to have to get a package of 5 good runners. Three won’t do it.” , Lawrence may turn out to be a surprisingly tough toe. They. defeated a partially crippled Cornell team earlier in the year although Cornell was‘ The Spot 10 hit is JD‘S considered by many to be the best in the conference. The Vikings have four letter« men back from last year's squad: Reed Williams, Bill Still~ well, Bill Holzworth and Dick Grane. Williams was seventh in the conference meet last year. Lawrence has a new course which will he” unianiiliar to Pioneers it was set up this year one'mlle and provides three laps, SALES * * Personalized Add Imprinted March School and Purl-y Mimeographing were in the end zone via Car ton Peterson’s 11—yard run. Thc touchdown came with only 51) and a hall ininutcs gone in the third quarter. Friday. Oclober 5. W62 THE PLAY which capped the ‘ Gi-innell scaring was by tar the t spectacular or the game. Early lll Pioneers own took the last quarter. the get the ball on the~ lori‘drd line. Fullr them to their own 40, where they struck with lightning spccd, Gar siiiith nent deep nvcr center and haulc‘d in a pass from Dick oi-rhai-d. n her block by Gene Kowei-t allowed him to go all the way tor the firth and final Grinnell touch-l down Dave Gauger iollou-ed with a successrul conversion at tempt. Monmouth broke into the see ing column with 29 seconds leltl ‘in the game, An ll-yard Fl'lncel to Flanagan aerial put the hall lacross shortly after the Scots l'e»l ‘covcred a Grinnell tumble oii‘ ‘the Pioneer 4.5. E Three hnl‘dndriving backs car— ,ried the brunt oi the iGrilmell lground attack Peterson. with Ill-l yards in 17 cat-iies, Gold- man, with 80 yards in 20 can ,i-ies, and Bowers, with 46 yards lin ll carries, ran [or all but 30 yards of the Pioneer total rush- ,ing yardage. l Gene Kowert continued his outstanding fumble recovery and ,interceptlon record. In the two lPioneer victories, Kowert has in- ‘tercepted two passes and recov— lered three rumbles. 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