Friday, October l9. W62- SCARLET AND BLACK Page Seven 'Gridders face Bela-it tomorrow t 5/10”? 5WW By Phil King 5&1: Stan Wrilizr Grinnell's still undeleated but now oncertied iootball team will ' attempt to get back in the Win column tomorrow when they tnke to the road {or a game with Beloit College BELOIT is A stutly in Cone trasts, having compiled but 1»3 record so iar even with the best defensive club in the leer gue. The tough Buccaneer line, . led by All—Conierenec middle guard John Gomez. tackle Jack Dukes, and end Dean Eycrly, has yicldcd a mere 168 yards nnd ill/t points per game However, Beloit‘s oitcnsc leaves much to be desired, s GRINNELL COACH, 'EDD BOWERS, 2 es Howie ~. .. .- .- -. , VMinnesota 42 Dunn (38) and chl\ OlLllflld institutions in the fiist There are several games this week shaping up as possible yupscts as gridiron action moves into ranked teams either jor tall in a surprising, yct almost expected defeat. iicrc are some oi the tough ones this week‘ ALTHOUGH PLAGUED by injuries, league leading Grinnell lshould still have en ugh punch to knock out dciensrvc-rnrnded es to he a low scoring contest the weeks when the don‘t have to apologize tor this s Alter a close loss to number 01 ionl‘d the nod m a mild upset over Kansas. sns ’1 Although certainly a tossup, be slightly Stronger than its home team rival Auburn. Tech 8, Auburn 6 The crrnlic oilense oi Puget lfor safeties against Eastern \Vnshlnglon. £Enstern Washington 4 illinnis 6 Colorado 13 Clemson 10 Kansas State 15 Kentucky 7 Tennessee 1 Texas A&M 22 20 right, 3 3 wrong, 2 tie: for 83352. Last week right, MIDWEST CONFERENCE STANDINGS Opp. Pls. Pts. 89 ~13 42 40 73 "' 90 65 84 :11 48 21 21 Grimlell Carleton Ripon St. Olaf Coe Beluit Cornell 1 .posteoseem—u—n—e r ececr-‘Hr-‘ect‘ t-l Knox Wisconsin 28 Michigan St, 29 Notl'c Dame 20'“ Missouri U.C.L.A Ohio State 33 Northwestern 27.this week. Mar l'lnd 28 M' \Vashington 30 Stanford 6 St. Olaf 21 Knox 28 Monmouth 21 Purdue 22 wrong, 11. South psclsvSiallirdal' Animal life By II. Pribble Dibble As of the momenL the 1M tootball league is divided into core) Grinncll 2° iielloilmswe ‘hhmde Sign“; 5mg? 2.5 “S“filt " v 03 S 5 1'5 “"15101'1. S ‘6 ”"1““ Tfii‘fifiggfiqf‘ff 211;]; chance for an undefeated season ‘ ‘ ' ‘gels a last rough test next Wed- Georgin Tech should provc tolnesday when Clark Will try to Georginlmove into the lead. A win by Clark would give that hall a vcry good hold on fil‘stvplace. North, Lnngan and Dibble are plodding merrily niongat near ‘II .500 pace. All these teams can scare" the top three, but never seem to beat them. North did ljust that before falling to Gates its fifth week These al‘e' rise to the occasion Sound may produce a record I’lldgct Sound 11. 44, Iowa 15 '39 14 21 Oklahoma St. Pittsburg 15 Miami trio.) zul DO‘VN IN THE cellar, how- Tulane 0 lever, everything is delightfully leven. Each team should win two Xor three games by virtue of lbeating a couple of its compa~ triots. For example, West beat East 13712 as “Kid” Spence exe- cuted a pertect sit out on the crucial extra point, tripping the East receiver and- saving the lgame. Rawsort finally broke into lthe win column with a 13—0 vie» ltory over luckiess South in a Tigame distinguished by ludicrous l reiereeing. ft ‘Sippl 57 Carleton 7 Michigan 3 2 ties or 37%. Season: 40 IM FOOTBALL STANDINGS “I 1. Gates 2. Clark 3. Cowles .1. North 5. Langan o, Dibble 7. Smith a. West 9. East a. Rawson In tennis, North still Seems to be the favorite. So few matches have been played since lzlst week however. that it looks as if the "Raider" \"on't have any '62 tennis trophy to Steal ‘next iall. it’s rough plaving ten- nis m the gym dodging basl