Friday. May 3, I963 SCARLET AND BLACK Page Seven 'Netters lose First; to Play 3 This Weekend By J. Ei'iancobsoii 5&3 Sports Editor Alter losing its first meet o[, the year 5.4 to lowa Statc last Tuesday, Grinneil's tennis team will try to come back in a big weekend oi conterence pla with a meet against Ripon tee day and meets against Lawe mice and Coe tomorrow. In the lowa State meet the‘ score was tied, 4 to «'1, going intoj the linal doubles match, when an lowa State duo of palms Kviesitis and Bill Dikis down- ed Bob Hewes and Ken Cly» iner and pulled out the win for Animal Life By THE Animal After three lull weeks of play. thC baseball round robin is sure prisingly close to being on sched— ule. with yesterday's raineut, the lag is only two impossible days to make up ‘ Three teams remained zit the top, all With 4-1 marks. Those in} this elite Club are Clai'k. Dib- ble, and South. Ollc game back are Rawson and Cowlcs with 3-2 records Ron Turner posted the great, est number oi strike—outs tor a game last Friday when he whil‘f—t ed live Smith batters on the mound tor Claik. Harris Goldstein of East qualiel fied for the long hitters Club, with a ball hit over the fence} in Iett at Tenth Avenue field. Jim Ramsey of Nai‘th has ask ed to have the Nui'thsCIal‘kt game wi‘ilten up this week. Afts er a few heated arguments over, close calls in the ri ’l inning,l especially by the Clark livi chairs man. both teams and the umps cooled oil and Clark won 21—15. The lM board vetoed a posal that the golt‘ meet he star-t- ed in the morning because or changing weather conditions. or course they tail to consider that something like a windy rain might alter the conditions late in the atternoon. so things wel‘e~ n't equal anyway. it would make the schedule less tight if the rounds were begun in the morn— ing, and it conditions were difv ierent, tough, It's the way things have to be done in other tour- naments, why not ours? Arter the first nine holes, South is ter in the lead with a 165 total, Ted Risser of South with a so is medalist so tar. The golf meet proved who were the hardiest players, though; while the college men were hurrying off the course in the‘ rain, a group ot high school girls were Just teeing on at [he rirst hole. At the beginning ot the soil- ball season, each halt IM chair. man was supposed to turn in a' list of three men who would be willing to umpire the games, So far three halls, Clark, Raw—l son, and North, have had a IUD-ll nopoiy on otiicials. mostly be cause the IM managers are in these halls, THE Animal teels that it a hall doesn‘t turnish three men who are willing to, ump. it should lose its eiitranccl points tor the sport, l I THE Animal also suggests that umpires become well acquainted, with the rules of softball beiore they attempt to climate it, would cut down the number ot arguments at each game consid-t orably. Furthermore, prospective um» pircs should be given or class in the job they are going to do. It they are going to be paid tor the work, at least they should, know their job., ' V sitiox City pro- , 'has been using most oi the sea- thc Cyclones, The number one singles match between Gi’lnncll’s Gtiy Ashton and lowa State's Tom Line was a contest between old team. mates In high school Ashton had been state champion in North Dakota- Line was champ in South Dakota. They tcamed together to play in tournament doubles. in this. the tirst timc ‘mdtch 7.5, 7.5 orerDare Schelds‘ Lawrence has 6 returning let—lup with several imprc ive wins, ‘mg. in doubles the two beat.tcrmcn including last years including a ti—l decision over Line and Tuck Vosbiirg on. 6- number one man Tom Krohn. Monmouth and a 544 victor-y 4. 6-3, ‘Krohn has been pushed tor the over Knox. Jack Ankeison, 3114 Another come — train -behiii(l one spot this year hy Art Voss. conterenee in iootball and a doubles match accounted tor whose rortc is a strong serve. leading scorer in basketball, Gi-innoll's other wm. Jim Smith Other standouts are Pat Jordan, plays in the number one spot. and Bob Br-amsen beat SChctds Paul Valente and Jon Keckons He is tollowed by Chuck Lar- ing and Lou Counter 1-6, 5—4, en, who was unbeaten in 1962 ;son, Jim Senirad and John Bott. ,5_3_ lIn doubles Voss and Valente.,tlic only senior on the team, 1 It should be a tough a. we“ and Krohn and Jordan team , _ they had played against each :65 a busy weekend tor the not together- Saf‘figzvtlzfieLsgfeelgcowficzafer; other, Ashton won 574, 572, tors The Ripon and Lawrence The Vikings Knox to Cedar Rapids to meet Coe. Ashton and nurnhcr threoinanlnicots will he played in Grins 8-1 and Monmouth Knox This unusual procedure is fol- Larry Shannon were respon' ,nell, the Coe meet in Cedar fell to Grinnell 4.3. lowed in order to take advan- ble tor 3 of Grinnell‘s 4 yr . Rapids. Lawrence and Ripon‘ Ripon was expected to have ”g9 0‘ a ”Maren“ ““19 ‘Vh‘d‘ toi‘ics, Shannon won his singles loorn as the tougher opiooiierits.'a rebuilding year, but has come 1mm play” dates but “‘3‘ “he Tliim/ads Trounce Grace/and The mug in Fred Arnold's spot. The was Bruce Becker-d Pioneers will prohahly not have an 880 relay team entered. Last Tuesday the Piuileers‘ defeated 7—D SW“! S ta» rleleiited Toni Lino. tlsi tktt‘"etl .iim ltli (Ivciied Dare tinnitus} rlrro. .eii Bub o Pioneers have! to the tisi lieli s in Sioux city this ueekend to lace much easier competition than that at y . _ _ ‘ _‘ , of 1240 Kewert finished second, . » This will he the first trip to.Giinnell tlzlck, 99-36. The Florii“ the are“: “Md 6ququ ‘ Aslllmi iiul sownin thc Sim» City meet for tIiclnCcI‘ th-liclads had three triplelwon * l 1 N “1‘ true :tlitI vodtun or Pioneer in which many Nebl'aynvinnei‘ Tom DcBet-g. who wonl ' lta schools will he cotnpetirig,tlie 100 in 10.3 seconds, the 2201 Top finishers tor Grinnelt in, mi (Wt along with perpetual {09 set tin 22.3 and ran a leg on thcithc other events were: Rodi “W“ W D The Pioneers \Hll probablynvnming mile l'cl'dy team: JcrliBrown, who won the mile in nines .iinl Chine. stack their distance medley and Langham, who won the tin rnimto and finished second in that twoemlle relay team in an at- 505 seconds. the 880 in 156.7‘ mile. Bob Hay-“11' who “on tempt to crack the school l‘ec-‘and ran a leg on the mile teamqthe broad jump with a leap DII ords in these events, with the and John Edgren, who won llle‘zsrzy, Kent ROWE“ who Wm two-mile quartet heing especial , 2.0 high< in 15 7, the q i) 10“ H 1.4 71 \“u ’ fl 1 I ly strong Criuiiell will also one hurdles in 24,9, and ran it legl ‘9 “5‘ 1‘“ P V‘ 1 a" E ”1 ° tor the Drake champion mile‘Oh the relay team. The othei" 10; and Marty Ringo, who fin» team, with Tom DeBei-g run-‘memher oi the mile relay lean islied second in the iavelin, Bldmstllli n. l ies \ iieue . Ari trill lntr. tlsi listened Knit Clinicr, (Li, M. ' tlsi tlvicnted nob Gi‘mnell had one double wiri— iiei', Gene ‘Kowei't. who won that a“ shot put with a heave oi 4+3, to» ti-l. a»; mi letii detrated defeated c» l, lb“). \vllilll houlma mid I‘ti lmtmll deteiitrd GLASSES Made and Repaired in ”ionic ‘3 our Laboratory. Conrad- Lenses CASES AND SOLUTIONS EYES EXAMINED E. J. Jensen. O.D. Optometrist e One of the happiest moments of the Kitty Em Queen Doiirizi Jo was presenting the‘ first place awards to the winning Gl'InheIIl mile i'eliiy quartet. The team composed oft Brut-e Beckord, Fret] Arnold, Jeri Langlinm, and John Edg’reli was the second victorel the k M Across from Post Offize ioi‘ Pioneer team of the afternoon. i SEND MOM j/an/erd For Mother's Day BATES FLORIST Tel. 236-3191 Goiiers Ride Viciory Skeiii Ini'o Three—way Meei‘ Here The Grinnell varsity golt team last weekend in the Des Moines will go t‘oi- their seventh and invitational meet Lot-as won the: eighth straight victories ot the‘meet by one stroke over the year when they meet St, Ame'Fioneei-s wrth a 297 total hrose and Cornell at home in a Wednesday the Pioneers sliotl triangular meet Wednesday, their worst rounds ot‘ the year-l but still defeated Coo lot/i il’ at Ct‘dar Rapids. Gi'inilell-Coc i let out iiiu. Coach Lari-y Crawford willl probably st'dit the same team iiel son with Dave Seller-gren and Russ Harden in the nurnhei- one and two spots. They will be lol-i lowed hy Eric Miller, nit-k Fuller, and Dave Baetz. The (:ilrlii iiiiueri (fit tlereiilirl l’roilo .ii \tiliei ttli ilereitril iilsoii t('] riot linksmcn placed second. ltuii i’iitlii- tiil tlclealeil i SALES . REPAIR . RENTAL * Smith - Corona * Oliverri * Hermes LOW COST REPAIR ON ALL MAKES * * * * SEE US FOR: Personalixed Address Labels Imprinted March Back Covers School and Parry Supplies Mimeogruphing GRINNELL OFFICE SUPPLY "ACROSS FROM THE POST OFFICE" .l.i>.'r h nnw npm ll its new unit-in Iocltion—Iuoll trui- tire ltnld.