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SCARLET AND BLACK

Friday, January ll. l963

loss spoils hocltey club record

By Peter Kollman wcrc~ Jack Dunning, Marc Dorl— 10, the teams travels to North-
3&3 staff Writer iman, Tom Jackson, Paul Trigg, field, Minn, to take on Carie-

- . .Mikc Bochert. Steve Rockwood,l ton and st. Olaf, both of which

The WWW-“med. GnnmuiMlke Fort, Bruce Gould, Dick. have intercollegiate hockey
hockey Club “Failed “5 $350“ Koomjian and Fred Millerf teams.
Tuesday: January 9. dropping a Rounding out the squad arezt
narrow 4—3 decision to a Des Steve Karp hm comm. Dick
Moines Amateur League All-Star DeBacher, ‘Jack Han“; Rich
team. ‘Baycr, Neil Viemeister, Skip

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Des Moines 0 2 2

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.Grinnell hoohiters take two Wow
9 five setbacks in six starts

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and the time the players havel

Considering the length of time“
the team has had to practice:
spent together as a team, their
performance was first—rate. :

The first period of the game
was scoreless, although the Grlnr
nell team peppered the goalie
with shots at the beginning of
the period

THE DES MOINES team took
a 2—0 lead in the next stanza
and added another goal before
the Grinnell team came storming
back.

They scored two quick goals
before the All-Stars tallied again
and added another with about 4
minutes left in the game.

The Grinnell team threaten-
ed thereafter but could not, in
the short time remaining, come
through with the tying goal.

The Grinnell hockey team is
not intercollegiate but is a club
formed through the initiative of
a few interested students.

PARTICIPATION has been
enthusiastic thus far. with 25
students making up the team.
in the starting lineup against
the Des Moines team were: For-
wards _ Bob Dyer, Russ Har-
den and Dave lmes; Defense —
Jeri Langham and John John-
son; and Goalie~Bart Dunning,

Others who travelled to Des
Moines, all of who saw action,

 

Swimmers to meet
Winona State here

By J. Eric Jacobson
5&3 Stan Writer ,
Grinnell’s swimmers will meet.
Winona State College tomorrowt
in the first meet since before‘
the Christmas break.

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chrauch, Bruce Bell, and Pete
Staben.

TEAM ADVlson is Irwin Si-i
mone and coaching is Jeri Lang—

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Grinnell oals: Fred Miller (as—‘ . , . - .
sued by $33” has); Dave Imes' Grim-tell s varSlty basketball team takes a mediocre 3-

(assisted by Mike Fort); Jeri’5 record} into the three week semester break. But things
Lnngham (unassisted {are looking up for the Pioneers, who have emerged vic-
ltorious in their last two contests.

am, assisted by Bob Dyer, Russ i Mm dropping a tough 75,72

Harden and Dick lmes. Co-
captains are Harden and Lang—
ham.

The
daily

team, which practices
from 2.4 pm, has two

games definitely scheduled, with)

some more games to be played
against Des Moines teams,

The weekend of Feb. 9 and

Mars defeat
Simpson; Miller,
Michel gain falls

The Grinnell varsity wrestling
team brought in record up to
the .500 mark with an 18-11 vic-
tory over Simpson December 14
at Indianola.

In winning their first dual
meat of the season, four Pio-
neer grappkls took their

matches and another tied for 1

‘ the 18-point total.

Larry Miller (167 lbs. and,1
Morgan Michel (hth.) contin-
ued their winning ways, each
remaining undefeated in dual-l
meet competition; both scored‘
their victories on pins. 1

Other victors for the Scarlets
were Ken Clymer (147 lbs.) and
Will Van Home (157 lbs).

THE MATNmN now have a

‘decision to Knox on December
:15, the squad enjoyed a two-
:week vacation before taking

Skate lessons
begin Jan. '8 ,third place in the Christmas
itournament, held Dec. 28-29 in

ice—skating workshops will be Grime“-

lconducted on Barber Plaza, be-. IN THE FIRST game the Pio-
ginning on Friday, Jan. )8, andlneers fell before the tenacious
continuing for at least the next‘defense and balanced scoring of
four Fridays, Three workshop he University of Chicago. The,

match for the improved Grin-
nell team, who wound up on
the long end of an 80-61 count.

Jim Mimin set a single game
high for the Current Season as
he meshed 28 points, John Sun-
dell was right behind with 21,
17 of these coming in the first
half.

THE PIONEERS raced nut to

will be held—34:30 p.m., 4:30
6 pm. and 7.3:30 p.m.
The instructor will be Mam

garet Johnson, the professional,
at the Des Moines Ice Arena. .

Interested students may sign
{up for the workshops on the
llist outside of Miss Dentel’s of.
lnce in the Union. If there is
enough participation, the work-
,‘shops may be continued past the_
lfour weeks originally planned.

THE FIRST two sessions of
the afternoon workshops will in-
clude the same basic orientation,
However, the 34:30 workshcpi
,will concentrate on school fig—‘
‘ures, while the other will deal
primarily with ice dancing.

The evening workshop will be
less formal and will emphasize.
more individual instruction. It
will include instructions in var-
ious turns, jumps and spins.

Mrs. Johnson will also be.
available after the workshops,
from 8:30 to 10 to help organize
hall iceAskating parties. Individ-

]hold off Colorado. Mifilin's game»

hicagoans lost to Knox in the:an early lead and were never
- . , headed. Only the deadly outside

This b‘tlyts frail; thetb‘wdcgy shooting of Dave Vamado and
me. 0“ ° 3 rpm. ea yiHendrlcks enabled Beloit to stay
Ezghme and mam“ 1‘ W the within shouting distance.

Their attack was paced by The next game for Coach John
center John Erickson who took Pmsch’s charges will be Jan. 24
high point honors with 17. Grin—l when they play Monmouth in a
nell’s sputtering offense was ledlroad contest. The Pioneers will
by Gar Smith with 14 and Jimlbe seeking to improve their 2-4
Mimin with 11. lconference record,

In the consolation game for .
third place the following eve- l WIT“ 9““! 0‘“? team (Carle-
nmgy the ton) having lost less than two

Pioneers downedi .
Colorado College, first round flames: the “were!“ ‘5 we“-
and Grinnell could

I t t 31 . .balanced, _
12:3,”, ,3 532;,” 332;" climb back up into title Conten-

. ltlon if the can retain the mo»

The firs“ h?“ 53‘” Gmmellimentum gayined from these last
gain a two point edge at 31.29.;two victories
Jim Mifflin notched 13 points int '
that stanza. GRINNELL
In the second half John Sun-,Mmi,‘ {E ’

dell took over and scored 14 toMrbv
Sundell

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total of 21 was high, Sundell Sellergren
finishing with 19. rigging 2

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Coach lrv Simone indicatedlthree-week stretch in which to
that the team _ will have thelget into shape for their confer~
usual conditioning problems m- ence schedule. The first match
curred in the three—week Christ- with an MCAC opponent is Feb-
znas layoff. ‘ruary 1, against Monmouth at

uni halls may reserve the plaza'
at this time for private parties.
This may be done through the
North and South Campus social
chairmen.

AHRVANO'S

Open Till l2:00 P.M. Daily

Winona state should prove ,
to be a tough opponent. The ,
Minnesotans gave Grlnnell a
close meet last year and much
of that team has returned. Wi-
nona also has great depth.
Simone has declined to reveali
in what event each swimmerl
will compete. However, previous‘
meets may indicate what the
meet lineup will be. i
Jim Cross has swum back-‘
stroke and sprints, Jim Adelman,‘
has competed in freestyle events.
Ralph Pray has also been a
freestyle specialist.

Zal Lefkowitz has competed,
in freestyle and butterfly and:
Palmer Hart] has swum breast—i
stroke and individual medley. ;

All freshman swimmers will
swim in exhibition during the.
meet.

Asby

home.

While the final exam period
will make organized practices,

difficult. Coach Terry Moore}

lhopes that his team will be able;

to do some of their working out.
on their own.

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Miiflin
Sundell

G. Smith .

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40
26
48
26
50
33
32
29
37
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52
33
37
27
23
10

Rogerson
Sellergren
Ulrich
Morgan

0. Smith
Bucholtz
Team total
Opponents

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and Saturdays. Refreshments
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Av. Points
PTS Per Game
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93 11.5
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