Friday November 2, I962 SCARLET AND BLACK Page Seven .Oles: harriers neXt opponent Smith :3me By Peter Kollnlan 5&8 Stnii‘ “’I'itcr The Pioneer cross country team will go tor its third trr umph in tour dual meets when it r s against the St. Olai harric preceding the football .gamei this Saturday on w-ard tield, The Ole runners should place in the iu-st division oi the conlcrcnce but do not appear to be 'in the caliber ot Grnincll. oCarleton or Cornell. THE GRINNELL team suffers cd its tirst dual meet dct'cat oi the season. 2233, to at Carleton team considered by many to ho Gl'innell's number one runner, a threat to cop the con. rercnce crown. Rod Brown, lead the pack over the 3.04 mile course, hut the tour hai» ricrs toltowing him were all calls. Brown. whosc winning time was 161.033, set a new course record in the process The next Pionccr iinisher. Paul Patterson, came in sixth fol- lowed by Jeri Langham seventh, lake Forest will be kickers’ find 6 ,aiier SUI and ISU areviclimized By Tom Fullmer 5&3 stall Writer Grinnell’s soccer squad boosted its record to seoel with weekend victories over teams from lcwa State and the University or lowa. Saturday the Pioneers, led . liy Vince Anku. defeated lowa State sail With his four goals, Anku set a new Grinuelt sea. son soccer scoring record of 15, breaking the old record or 12 set last year by Joe Oku- mu. Frank Chilingulo scored Grinnell’s other goals To pull out the victory, Grin— nell had to stave on a iourth— anarter lowa State rally. Trail- ing 4.1 going into the final pe riod. the Cyclones came back with three goals. Ankn’s iourth— quartcr goal proved to benhe margin of victory for Grinnell, SUNDAY, THE Pioneers used a balanced attack with five players scoring to heat the Unlri versity oi iowa Soccer Club 7.23 Dave Scott and Vince Anku each scored goals in the first. and final periods. Anku’s goals in- creased his scoring record to 17. Frank Chilingulo and Sander Stern scored in the second qnnlu ten and Bill Monllort tallied in the third stanza. The Pioners play their final match 01' the year Saturday at Lake Forest till.) College, Goalrl is Jim Schle. whosc hand was injured in the match with the University or lowa, is expected to start against Lake with a 6-0-1 record to date. Coach irv Simone’s soccer squad is just a step away from an un- deteated season since soccer was i 'nstituted at Grinnell in 1960, Pioneer soccer teams have posted records of 2.1.3 and 472. Grinnell picked to win by 5 points By Bola Savage and Len Calodney Our picks for last week were lost somewhere in the shuffle so we'll have to pick up where we leit cit two weeks ago. THE PIONEERS want sole possession OI the Conference title badly enough to make a good sholvlng for the parents and whip St. Olaf. Gl'innell 20, St. Olaf 15 _ We argued, but couldn't come up with a winner in the game pltiing steady, strong Missouri against hungry Nebraska, so the oniy compromise was to go out on a limb with a tie. Nebraska 20 Missouri 20, THE DEFENSIVE team might break into the scoring column twice to push West Liberty State over Fairmont. State 4, Carleton 18 Monmouth 3 Cornell 15 Knox 0 Duke 15 Georgia Tech 12 Northwestern 41 Indiana 10 Kansas 30 Kansas state 3 Michigan state 29 Minnesota 17 -lahama 53 Mississippi St. 7 Purdue 33 lllinois 7 Southern Cal. 27 Washington 21 Arkansas so Texas :\&M in Navy 3!. Notre Dame 28 Fairmont 0 West Liherty (Joe 15 Lawrence 1|) Ripon 27 Beloit s Auhurn 18 Florida 7 Ohio state 23 Iowa L.s.tl. 7 Mississippi ti Wisconsin 3'2 Michigan 14 13 Town State 23 Oklahoma St. 17_ Dartmouth 20 Yale 17 Oklahoma 35 Colorado 3 Texas 44 SMU 0 Army 22 Boston U. 7 Season's record «)0 right, 8 w' ng, 2 ties for 833%. Forest.‘ Phil Northcrn ninth, and Tad Winiceki. tenth. Coach Dick Young g vc credit to the tine Carleton tcam hut iclt that his tennis show ng was “very poor" compared with their performance in the pro ous meet' vers s tcwa State He that the time tirst scvcn Grinnelt runners the Iowa State meet was on 44 seconds. and that the time scpaatnie the Pioneers in- in noted . separating the . two finishers at Carleton was 4t ' seconds. Life By K. Clint Clark lBai-ring a complete collapse on the part ct Gates, s ch as Schvl cd to hit Cowlcs th week whent jthev lost to Smith 770, Collier.l iJenks, Hair .11 and Co. should ,Irinish undefeated. - ‘ The two sets or standings seeni below are our pie—season predict vtlons and the current orde Aft- er a lowly accurate start, we] ‘claim no credit Apparently the, ‘award tor the most surpi-ising‘Y rmish should he split between Langan and South Both tor-got to listen to the predictions oi their llM chairmen. In the next week an IM fool- bnll AllrSt’dr team will be pick- led and announced Coach Bow- ers, take note! Monday brings the opening of the volleyball season, There is no word troni enthusiastic chair—g imcii yet, but last year's lopl teams ot Cowlcs. Langan, and East should again he good. STANDINGS 8-0-1 8-0-2 7~2vl 773 5-5 4 . Predictionsl 1, Gates 2. Clark Gates Cowles Clark North East Cowlcs North ' . Smith Dibble cl South Smith Dibble West Langan +3 West 377 East 277 l-S—l Rnwsun South l-fl-O . Rawson Lnngan CHRISTMAS PORTRAIT Do your Chrlslmas shopping lhe Easy Way - - - Give the Giff 'Htcrl- only YOU can give SPECIAL 1 5x7 Goldrone Portrait- lfor Jthe Boy or Girl friend) 1 5x7 Goldtone Ponrair (for Mom and Dad) 6 Application prlnfs (A $15.50 value) All for Only , $10.95 Phone 236-4267 for your appointment TODAY (This offer expires November 15m) WELLHOUSE STUDIO , Animal . ‘ hi this Week are football quaderback, Dick Orchard (left) and soccer halfback, Frank Chilingulo. Undeie’aiefld trash lI-o lace Cornell Lambs loday By Tom Lane 5&3 Sta“ Writer A battle between two unde~ tented teams will inaugurate the athletic events oi Parents' Week- end when the fresh or Cornell meet Gl'lnnell's strong squad this alter-noon at 3 p.ln. on Word field Season's records show little dinerence between the two teams. Each has won two games; their only common op- pouciit. Coc, was dealt losses or 2777 by Cornell and 2771.2 liy the Pioneers Coach Terry Moore of Grin— nell feels “Thls should he the toughest game of the season for us: we will have to play our best hall to come through" ALTHOUGH THE Pioneers did detcat Knox 27-6 last \vee' end, it was a disappointing t nmph to the coaching start. Bill Henry, student assistant to toorc, had this to say. "We The {M football season draws Orchard and (‘ltilingulu have one important fact in can» m a close today with the Gates_ lnoli: ’l‘hey ve both lttill a his)‘ role in lending- their respec- Langan and East-South games, tlve teams l0 I'L'Ctm’tis thus rill‘ only blemished by tiesl ioo’rballers were involved in a poorly play. ed game, We were able to cap- italize on their errors, like a blocked kick and intercepted passes, but good football teams often do play badly against poor teams.” Grinncll will iield a team which has a rare Messing, three good lullhacks. John Shicrhola, Dave Synhorst, and Dave lnies have accumulated 30 percent of the team's rush» ing yardage Barry Anderson, in addition to his excellent passing, was praised by Moore tor his play callingi Winghack John Kelsey and end Al Peterson have been big surprises as pass—catchers. Pet— erson was singled out by the coaches as having made the greatest improvement. Hard- nosed center Jeff Lewis, tackle John Montgomery, and deten— sive cornerman Mike Fol-t have also been outstanding. FREE tineni‘al United States! Name College Residence Phone. —-A five minute person-ro-person phone call to anywhere in the Continental U ' ed Sfufes—. Nothing To Buy —- iusi‘ fill in the coupon be- low and bring i! into Preston's. The Winner — will be drawn on Nov. 20. he or she will receive. absolutely FREE. :7 5 minute person to person phone call to anyone in the Con- THE WINNER WILL BE NOTIFIED PPESION’S MARTIN "MAl‘ty" CKUKCH. PROP,