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SCARLET AND BLACK

Cagemen lose two more, see]! second win

By Phil King
5&3 Staff Writer

Grinnell’s varsity basketball
squad, reeling after successive
defeats at the hands of Ripon
and Cornell, take to the road to
morrow in an attempt to get
back on the winning trail, The
pioneers will take on Knox Col—
lege in what should prove to be

a close contest

1 Against the hot handed Ripon
l Redmen, Grinnen possibly played
its best contest of the young
season but lost in the last five
seconds, 80-79, In that contest
five Grinnellians hit in double
figures. Jim Mifflin scored 17,
Kent Rogerson 15, John Sundeli
14, Denny Asby 12 and Gar
Smith 11.

In losing 31 62 Tuesday to Car-
,‘nell the Pioneer cagcrs were
never in the contest being out—
un and outhustlcd by the de-
[termined Rams.

i The Siwash feature a team
much improved over last year.
They are led by All—Confer—
ence guard otis Cowan, Jeff
Sandhurgh, Brandon Piper,
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After dropping two away cone
tests, to Lawrence and Ripon,
,Knox drubbed both highly rated
iCoe and Beloit last weekend,

THE SIWASHEns rely main—
ly on a fast break, passing of-
fense, and employ a zone and

tense.

Grinnell coach John Pfitsch
expects to run up against a zone
defense tonight, since the Pin»
neers were unable to fathom
simIlar defenses used by Carle-
ton and Cornell.

PFITSCH FEELS that the
Knox game will be a real chal-
lenge. Having taken only one of
,the first four contests has led
to a morale problem on the team,
and a victory now is necessary
if the boys are to snap out of it

He said the squad recognizes
the “need to come back", and
declares “We’re not throwing
in the sponge. People will
know about us before welre
through this year."

Following the game tonight
the team WIIl get a short vaca—

part in a holiday tournament to
be held in Grinnell December
23 29 The Pioneers won the
tournament last year, beating out
’Knox, Chicago, and Colorado
College, who are also this years
entrants.

On January 3 the Pioneers

,will play at Beloit.

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Grinnell's varsity wrestling
team lost its opening dual meet
2647 to Warthurg last Saturday
at Waverly.
l in the defeat to the predicted
low Conference champions,
there was only one Grinnell vic—
tor. Sophomore Larry Miller
‘(137) powered his way to a 4-0
decision for the Pioneers. The
‘only other point winner for
IGriunell was Morgan Michel
‘(hwtl who drew 11.

The Grinnell matmen make
their second non-conference en-
counter wIth Simpson, today, at
lndianola. Starting will be Len
Calodney, 123; John Gaarde
130; Al MacKnight, 137; Ken
Clymer, 147; Will Van Home
157; Miller, 167; Mike DeWitt
177; and Michel, (hwl.). Ed
Johnson (191) will probably take
‘the place of Marty Ringo who
was injured in practice last
week.

.I‘rosh cagers defeal
Warlburg in opener

Led by guards Gordon Kin-
kead and Jeff Frantz, the Grin-
nell freshman basketbau team
successfully opened their season
.with a 65- 62 win over Wariburg
ICollege last Saturday at Wav:
erly

The neophyte Pioneers were
never behind. and held loads
as big as 16 points throughout
the first half which ended with
Grim-tell ahead, 37.27.

Kinkead connected for ten
field goals and eight free throws
for a game total of 27 points.

FRANTZ arr for 18 markers
and pulled down 11 important
rebounds, Bill Landshurg was
'Ihe only other Pioneer in don,—
ble figures with 12 points.

The fresh do not play again
,until January 25, when they will
meet Coe at Cedar Rapids.

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Grinnell’s swimming team
captured three firsts, two sec—
onds and two thirds in the Knox
Relays held last Saturday at
Knox College in Galesburg, Illi—

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Washington University of St.
Louis outclassed the rest of the
lfield as they finished first in 7
‘out of a relays and were dis-
qualified in the eighth.

Jm Adelman, Jim Cross and
Ralph Pray placed second in the
varsity 600 yard freestyle relay.
The Grinnell time was 6:255,
under the old record but still
above Washington’s winning
time of 519.4.

IN THE 300 yard individual

medley PalmeI Hartl, Cross and
iAdellnan placed lhiId. Zal Lef-
ikowitz, Pray, Adelman and
‘,CI‘oss were also third in the 400
ifreestyle relay. Both teams lost
1to Beloit and Washington.
I in four freshmen relays Grin-
nell got three firsts and a sec-
;ond. John Kraai, Dave Lumi-
Iberg and Hugh Pennington Set a
new record in the 300 individual
[medley relay with a time of
3:13.13.

These three and Howard
Schein won the 400 yard medley
ti'elay. The 400 yard freestyle re-
ll'dy went to Jeff LEWIS, Schein,
Pennington and Kraoi.

Pete Barry, Eric Jacobson,
Scl‘tein and Lewis placed second
tin the 200 freestyle relay.

OTHER TEAMS competing
were Illinois Wesleyan, Knox,
Monmouth, Cornell, Augustana
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