Page Eighl SCARLET AND BLACK Friday, November I6 I962 Howlers socond :11 conference 371011;? 51242 Grinncils 11a. try squad. in 111 Young descrihcd as team all 111 Gllnnclls cross couu- 011v1o11siy pleased by his .1t Coach DICk‘lcmns pc1to11n a ncr. Curlclll 'Lhc bail Young compaled Ihls squad to his. Gimnells 1060 conlelcnce cllzlms‘ lot-y." rinished second 111 the pionslup unit That yarn Grur Mtdwcst Collegiate Athletic nelrs top two runners covered Conierence cross country meet 1111c course 111 under 16 2 This (”muggy “high Me 11110 Ivear's Pioneer co1111nge111 all ed wok 11m “110 11,“, 371mm Itmlshed 11e11 under that tune G11n11e11 had 12, and Co1nell r1117 111th of the seven Imishni’ lsllCtl 1111111 111111 83 points. 1111 16 minutes or less Leading the Pioneers _ was1 Calling th1s ycai s conlest “by so11-hon1o1c Rod Blown who 1.11 the host cross rount1y meetl scl o1 CornellICoach Young said “We lost to champion~a [inc Carleton team“ 01 the ‘111st 15 (1nishers.Ca1eton and ,-C11nnell each placed 5 COACH YOUNG singled out seniors Phil Northon and Tad Grinnellrccmd. The old record W1nieck1 tot special praise as1 “as 1r 4 set by Grant Fain 1each ran the finest race of h1s banks in the 1960 conference Ica1ee1 Northen, this yeal 's cap- I meet tam, linished seventh with a Iulmcl's 13111 D. look the Individual shm with a time ot 14:43.5. Brown ran the three mile “'nshinglun 11nrl1 course 111 I Chicago in 15:20 setting a new Experl‘ on gl'icl hisl‘ory time of 15 40 I'll 'hed 14th (‘105 line at 15:57 ‘Ntniackl the In :1 1111 g hl Jeri Langham was the second ; Pioneer 11111sherco1111ng 15:10 which was good lor s1sth place. Then Northcn 1n seventh, Paul Patte son (15:48) In 13“], 14th. Clyde Smith 1111:0111 15111, and Bruce Bcrhord 110 71 in finished 18th among the 62 I‘ n- , nor 5 Next year Coach Younp will have a championslnp treshman, team to holster this year iivc outstandme sophomores Andy Goldstein, a junior who was‘ hampered by an 1n1ury tor 1110511 or the season is expected to help next year's squad to \vhlcll Coach Young says he is looking toward “p1etty optimistically.” Lamb talks at football fete By Jim llerzog 1. and Len Calodney Sports (Jo-Editors Cincmnati and the Brooklynl Dodgers may have introducedl Lamb also spoke against the baseball unde1 the lights to the weekly [01,11,311 ”mags and ca11., 111a1o1 leagues but it was Glln ,Ed the “when“, mam; a nell and D1ake who 33 yealsl“ H H 1 U . earlier in 1900 held the firsll “0 3‘ e 9‘ he 5°“ W" regularly scheduled football teams were overrated because game undei the lights on an in- thev used players from the home temollegiate field Glmnell 1051 state almost exclusively, and the contest held in Des Moines would not use or my team: 6 o . , that had Negloes on their squads. Dick Lamb, a guy who makes . 111s living knowing [acts like He fen that the boalds that this, spoke at a dinne1 Tuesday, picked All-America teams judg— evening given 1111 Grinnell high: school 2nd college loothall teams.‘ Lamb is a 1950 Grinnell grad uate. Since that time he has he come one of Americas foxemostl football experts. Employed as, the Historian and Director on Research of the ‘Foolball Hall of, Fame, Lamlo also does won}: in, 1adio, has made a reco1d1ng and‘uun to the nahonal scene is euricntl co authoun a book. y g 1 The lanother' enachng legislanon Igalllst rr e use of the {cream land obtaining sot'tcr. more yields 111g equtpmenl Oklahoma picked nation's number one team, 1a11ked M1a1n1 last week. and \Vun‘t tincl any rcst again this weel- ed players more on mailings of the 1nclividua1 colleges to them rather than on players perrornn ancc. ‘ LAMB CITED examples ot athletes making the first A1141 America team without compeb, ing that season, or even haringi graduated the year heiorel He‘ also mentioned one back who, made the first AlleAmerlca team, but could only manage to make: honorohle mention at 111s posi., 'tlon in his conference. loll—pseIMissollri- By Bob Savage 1 5&3 start Writer 1 W'lth the close of football in the Mldw est Conform oul eyes I Alalyama (Ii-04)), LAMB'S RADIO program ls a [Atlanta and Georgia Tech will be up, but Alabama should win, Ala- syndicated h1 adcast on which home 21 Georgia Tech 7. he inter 'ews sports personali- ties. His recording combines the Sat, greatest moments in 5111 sports. His book, which he is 11~r1ting in cooperation with Bert M Crane or the Des Moines Rcci tcr, is to he about the histo1y of football at tho Unl\elslty o1 Iowa. Last week 15 right, 5 wrong, right, 27 wrong, 3 ties for 77 per Iowa 31, Michigan 7 1 Ohio State 13,‘ Oregon 15 1 1 Arkansas 45, 5.11m. 7 ‘ Lamb isn't a person who I Auburn 23, Georgia 3 merely knows how to research Florida 23, Florida 5mm 18 . I a story. He has an amamng . . fund o1 knowledge. To know I “we 14. ““5 A 3‘ M 7 1 Army 23, Pittsburgh 20 I that Grinncll, Drake and Iowa state triggered a change in Dartmouth 31, Cornell 3 the rule book on saietics in Nebraska 31;, Oklfllmm st. 7 . 1925 is omiand knowledge to Minnesm 17’ Purdue 7 1 Northwestern p , Michigan Lamb. Along with many interesting‘. Slate 1., football oddities, Lamh included‘ None mm‘ some of his suggestions tor im- “M 6‘ L proving the game in his speech These included adding a iette , Louisiana state 22 Mississippii st 9 1 of-intent rule which some cone. ferences now have. forbidding aI Mississippi 21, Tennessee 6 I Texas 25, T.C.U. 1.2 1 Caro— 1 31, North player to attend one school inI a conference ii he is rejected by Houseparly Needs? North Market has them all. * Sof'l' Drlnks 1t: Horas D' Oevres NORTH MARKET Mlssotlxi will run mlo lots 01 {louhls at Nolman, Oklahoma udzty Red- hot Oklahoma, outscollllg 115 last lllxee opponents 150 0, should Whip I119 Tlgels Oklahoma 9.. 1411 Missouri 13. 1 tie tor 75 per cent season, 92 cent 1 Wiscnsin 32, Illinois in I Suthcrn Cal. 29, Navy 12 Kansas 311. California 16 l Iowa state 27, Kansas state 0, Washington 21, U.C.L.A. 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