Page Six AFROTC Planning Spring Day Relays Langan iiall will have anothe er chance to capture first place in the events of the Field Day competition this year on the aft ernon of Spring Dayiif there is a Spring Day, The Field Day will be sponsored by . the‘ AFROTC detachment Tins year there will be competition be. -tween men's halls and also be. tween women’s balls, The first- place men's hall and the first place womens hall will both re~ ceive traveling trophies that will be retired it they are won three years in a row. The events in the men‘s come petition will be a shipping ree lay, an egg throw, a water bucket relay, a sack race relay, and a dizzy izzy r.elay For the women there will be a skipping iel'ay a paper sack relay, a back toebnok race, an egg throw, and a. three-legged race. The scoring point system ror each event. The hall with the highest total will be the winner. competition HOUSEPARTY ' TIME! Buy your baked goods from 109 Broad St. PATRON-lZE YOUR ADVERTISERS By Tom Lane 5&5 stair Writer l l l l For great Pioneer 19471950 Grinnell has both the can and mile relays in the Iowa College division of the Drake Relays The 880 and after John Edgren Beckord and Tom DeBerg had compiled a ten yard lead the baton was passed to Fred Berg do yatds from the lBer-g pulled a muscle relay in will be by the‘ llrlst Sntutday. ,in the mile relay was run trrst llatel‘ Biuce problem However Arnold just in case or such an crner ionly 4 ot a gency trnrsh, handicapped his weather, SCARLET AND BLACK leg, but he didn’t quit, Ills in- time to warmrul). july giving the hobbled to the finish line to fine leg in the relay. t the lilst time since the beat Coll-tells tunnel by inches. teams otiThe hirn intense pain,‘ injury is so serious that Since Berg was also to run Coach Dick Young had a sitting in the stands Al nolcl \l as sevelcly ill the he didn't for have ’ David Tl‘leophilus Baseballers Win Trying to avenge a double— header dereat and to get into a second place berth. the Pioneer baseball team travels to Mt. Vernon tomorrow for a double»l header with Cornell at lioo pm. The Pioneers will have to beatt the pitching of Bob Becker and' the slugging of Dal Zierk ir lthey expect to beat the hours on their home ground Behind the strong pitching of hurlel‘s Barry Anderson and; Denny Haiissen, beat teams. hits mate Anderson tthree. Art Peterson Jenks hit a homerun apiece in the second Knox game. Coach John Pfltsch. have .than iWe even out-hit our last week. adequate.” llows: 2; To Meet Cornell ln Doubleheader Away the Knox and Hanssen in his game. Pioneers Monmouth allowed four while team» allowed only and Jim ”I'm pretty optimistic." said “Our kids hitting better now the season began. opponents defense is been who“ And our The starting lineup is as role Wayne Gano, catcher; relay a half hour; he had Frcdi chilly‘ e Mifflin Elected l With his face 5110“ ng the pain of it. pulled muscle, tFl'ed Berg crosses the finish line inches ahead of the (ol- nell tunnel {Oi a Plolleel victory in the 880 lelrty at Dlake None of this prevented him trom running a or the mile relay team Young said ’Each hny lan just as well one ligurcd that Without Bergl in there he d have to run a lit tle raster himself” Arnold Ed grcn Beckord and Jerr Lang— hain ran so well in fact. tlratl revert without Bern, they were second orr lhel meet record of 3:219. i In the mile relay therc was! another line individual per-tor.l Smith Receives T Gar Smith was Trophy for the outstanding senior athlete at Grrnnell. at the Honor G bane ‘quet Tuesday. In honor of Thee ophilus, a 1951 graduate or Grill-i tnell who was killed in Korea. the award is b cd upon per— rormance. leadership, and scho- ‘lasltc record t A two sport participant at Grinnell, Smith was captain otl awarded the‘ ‘Honor G Head 3 _ An outstanding basketball playel er, Jim Mimin. iunior, has beenl elected president of the Hanoi" G, lattermcn’s club, at Grinnell ‘fol‘ 1963M. ; 1 An all—Midwest Conlcrcnce ior— lwar Mitrlin was the top scorer for Grinnell this past season and finished lourth in tha conrercnce with his 20.39 average. Elected viceepresidcnt or the organization was Pete Helnzel; man, a football letterman and a co~captilin tor next year. . The sccretary post went to Paul Reichs, cr ss country and track letterinan. Dick Orchard. football quarterback from Cher-e okee, was named treasurer, reale. Graft Get Honor 6 Memberships l ltlack he tinishcd wonlsorg may be lost to the tcamlas he knew how 1 guess each the SC! r-unrier by ten yards lor the remainder ot the year. ‘ said ’man year, >and most improved tor- ‘and hail lineman and back, ;tively. Friday; May 3, l9b3 Grinne/I Wins 880, Mile Relays at Dralte inancc. When Beckord started his lap, he was tive yards bee hind an opponent Running a 48.9 quarter mile on that heavy in trorrt of Summing up the meet Young “The boys were really good out there 1 am very satis- ed to see the r.esults How- ever. I have mixed reelings ‘about Drake this year since Berg was injured. We need him badly for the conrerence meet. Only time will tell it he can recover soon enough." heophilus Award ,tor Athletic, Scholastic Record the basketball team and was named the most valuable player inf the squad this year in addle ‘tion. Smith has also participated in rootball and track while at Grinnell, Following his fresh- Smith received the G. Lester Duke freshman ath— lete oi the year award The guest speaker at the heme quet was Patti H Patterson 42. in his speech Pattoison said that in the business uorld corpor tions gal-c many tests to pr spectrve employees to try to evaluate their success on the job. He mentioned that a man‘s atti~ tude was the only thing that could not be measured in this way. Patterson felt. that partici- pation in intercollegiate athletics w one of the best ways to de- velop a good attitude toward a job in a man, Awards tor the most valuable the tall winter sports were also given out at the drnner. Gene Kowert and Carl Peterson were awarded the Dick Ullrich tro- phies tor the outstanding fool- respec» in the other tall sports, Will Van Home was named the most improved soccer player and Rod Brown outstanding cross coun— ‘try participant In the wintcr sports depart ment, Smith and Larry Miller- won the basketball and “res tlrng trophies, and Ralph Pray received the award for the most limpi‘oved swimmer. The championship lootball and indoor track squad members ree ceivcd individual trophies. lFre’shman Runners lWin With 11 Firsts 0n the strength or ll tirst iplaces, Gi-innell's rreshman track quad dctcated Central College i73-58 at Pella last Wednesday. Only a rirst places, the sprints rand the hurdles, eluded the ‘yearling trackmen. Three Pio- \neel‘s were inultrplc winners. North Market for Picnic Food ’Jlm Jenks, first. base; Dick Ul- rich. second base; Al't Peterson short. stop; Phil King thild Home; Howard Bunion lelt field;l and Albert Gran, s. m Tucsr 'Cal Collier. center field; Brucehfly mgmvs annual Home c, pan. lBell, right field. Equet, at which Paul H Patter— vscnr a 1942 Grinnell graduate spohci Gale. chair-man or the tacul— -ty athletic committee. has been ‘lassocratcd with Grinncll athe _ .. . t(vlt)|llcll « letics since joining the [acultyl John TeFaslvc \las leading titres . . . o ipoint producer as he won the ll 1 i m ”‘8' bread lump at 21' 9", the 440 Gran, a retired larmer. not to ' has yard dash in : .4, the 330 yard been equipment manager lor the Inn in 2 D4 and teamed with _ llllcns physical cducation dcpalte‘DaVe Syrihor-st John Kelsey and .null“‘§f§;§.‘"‘”"°““" IX““lnient since was. lJeff Muitfeldt to win the mile ‘ Elielay Grinncll swept the field events Honorary membel'ship_in the Grinnell College Honor G let. termens alganl/atton, were at:- lcoldcd Grant 0 Gale (physics) Snacks Cold Cuts Potato Chips Soft Drinks iron tint. MO I turn oiii till" r. and urine. (:ririiicll Mnllmlltltll ll.ii sellon cii ‘scri and willusoir, lri. tllicr .intl Gr liirrcll iirint TASTEE FREEZ Sundues—Malrs—Cones lJi SATURDAY, MAY 10 ONLY 2 (or 1 sale on 250 Sundaes Gilt Festival “last: May 4712 lwith Tom Wood leading the lvi'ay Wood won the high jump at 5' s" and thc javclin throw lin the pole vault Je it Lewis won the shot put. ‘mens number one shot putter, _ ‘did not compete in that :haiid but won the discus with a ltoss or 134' 11%", one toot bc— ‘lDw the rrcshrnan record, ITS SWEDE'S l Bob Dycr was Griirnell's other- ldoublc winner with iii-sis in the In the 100 and 220 yard dashes lSynhorst got two thirds Murt— Serving the north campus cleaning agency ‘dles andAlhil'd in the highs. . . The freshmen travel to Beloit at 170 Watt Neal tied tor first in lvlrllei. nolmally the trcsh— lcvcllt bccausc or an imured . tmrle and two mile run lNNELL LAUNDRY GR lreldt got second in the low llur- lior the Belolt Relays tomorrow.