May I7. 1963 SCARLET AND BLACK Page Seven Scarlet Fever G lfers to Competein loop/Meet 1” Leu Czilotlliev ‘ S§B Sports Elliltil' A By 884}! Stuff Writer ‘Siiice lhcn Griilnoll has liliish-vavei’agcd 79,88 strokes per man i The unttereateu Grlnneil Cal-‘ed second twitew third and filth this year Although this is As “$th the mce [hr the mythic.” hhfihhrts title inllcgc gull teem will attempt lo‘ulloo The pioneers holtln reeorel slightly higher than thC_:l\'cl'- the h‘hvest Confewme i hm m be deemed .h (hh and the eohrerehee chumptoilshof 3771575 Over these SIX years..age lor the 15753 team In the .. ‘ . . .. . . . i 3 . . , , ‘ ., ,lshlp to their round when they‘ Carleton. Knox, Belott. and‘champiohship meet, it is lower blggeSL 5130‘“ “ “1‘9““ 0'. U“ l““-.1"dt‘-‘ “"1 ”mm?“ l travel to Iloehester, lilinnesote.1Coi-neli should provide the by .12 than the average over the ‘llt’ MCAC ‘l l ll 1 b’ttl "t 't l “ ‘ d e“ A A Vstmos WI le_ d We 01 0D ‘0"015 mlFriduy. The championship willltouehest resistance to the PIC? season oi that team. the truck, tennis and golf Conlerence meets be decided over 36 holes playtilccr hopes However. Grinnell‘ Selim-"rm “ha has averaged Going mm tlli. final weekend, 6‘ nneh nutl Carleton Fi-ioay afternoon and Salureloyihas ‘tleieateel all these teams in only strokes per round, will moining dual meets during the year. Tholhe Hg [or Grlnneli's second lire Armin lezttliilO' the [lat-l: fol' tlle crown. with the Pio‘ G‘ = D. , , . . iinncll last won the crown Pioneer team of Dave Sellelv‘ ~‘h ‘ ‘- neel's only one point zll‘lelltl. Sctll'lll-g‘lli the ruce is on the; in loss, when they had a 74 gml. Em hhhm.’ RUSS Harden‘ite‘xsifiowé'l‘ld‘h’gc‘flu xii ‘2‘“th .l.);lEilS of llltlcos each school has tllllshed >1“ the ten Mltlv‘ teem-d going mm the mCCLiRlL‘h Fuller, and Dave Bum hélsla score M 150‘ Sellergrcn’s 70 west Conference sports. With low score \Vlllnlng‘. l lat the Drake invitational is the Compiling ll total of a points to the Ctllls' 26 in se\'- lowest score a Pioneer has had 'th Drake in the five years that on sports so l'.il'. the Pioneers jumped ott‘ to a lead iii the B b H T ' t ‘_ _ jllll season when they place first ill football hull second illE as@ a cam Ins ne 0 our lemcu has compel“ “10W cross country to Clix-letoli’vs championship ill the latter but‘: 1 —‘ sixth place showing on the gridiron. lVPt‘Iith the rank: of its pitchrngltjhis 31:52:13”! commented COflChlGirg Net%ers Beat . . . sa cut a hr 1' an mun olu tits 1 “Sti - . ..: As the ““1“?" 505mm mic" ‘0 “ “1059- the (“1'15 1”Chad to Cal Collier. the Gimnell b‘asL‘y—‘somo hi-leiit'snotsil aiiflfirriiiiEIS‘ in ground. Basketball anti indoor truck kept thin . e\l0l1.‘ba“ team managed to sai\.agh.fe\\. hmhhswh mum have finish 33% a F. t M 1' “t (“C his; Sulprlses mime in the other two SPO Lone“ only one l'ictoiy in tour {James ed 3-4 instead or 4.3 I thihlt. Ell ”S - ee time swimming power, the Scarlets finished it weellt sixth last week. Fl‘ldfly they lost 8- .the boys learned some le — ms to Carleton’s .t which Put the Cm- - One point hhehtl, to Knox Saturday they shirt a‘thnt \Vlil make them better lxtll- . Grmnell women Eliminated and 11' predictions hzitl been right they would have picked dOllblel‘Ci‘dU" “"01 Mmlmmlm players in the future," “1 “‘0'“ WSL competitive tennis , . - .. _ - . - t 3- ‘ . . _, winning the lust game 7 and, play In two years last Sunday {lumen mm... nestltfii 3.i‘fténw'eiiiElimi-"li with;(napping the 5mm. 9 an... hn inwa- went they new a than en. “31" 0 0 l0 .\ L“; < H > . “ . - f _, _ _ Tuesday the Pioneers wound up , ‘ n lowa State University at Ames, this 51) 't to keep things even going into the splint: seavlthé conform“ season With a 674 fill-“M myth: 3. Weather forced the may“: i son. , loss to One ltnitnnn. nuns... ainn twinn. ‘ side. but three mainllES were , , , . ‘ . . e l ._ , W "m“ sueeessiuily Completed in Darby Neither team did “ell ln baselinll, but (.llnnell inched Ba v Ande 0“ and Dell“) gym, beginning at 2 in thc af. 1 ) in‘. finishing ninth to it Cal'l lust, moving into the Hallssen WHO 1)" $581 into mm" when ' _ Filzni 113m; ‘ time eluty over the [our game a. hell - WWW- ‘Shmh “.th Com“. who had ‘lmhiinhwl- . . The matches. played on Sun- In the goll‘ meet at Rochester, Minn, defending: champ been scheduled to pitch Satur-l day, ran as ioliottvs; Beloit and Knox are both given a slight edge over Came. day. hurt his leg in the Knox‘mmmmnh WM”, Carol Krermeh (G) defeat— . - . - a d could not compete . - . ea Verna Kern (1) 8:3. 2 rl Grin ell; so, an olle oi the foul could Will the‘game 1“ . bliiilwll oomph _ l | hm‘dlm V.“ 5‘19 other loin“). three pmcs Asthe coaches Anderson pitched the Fridaylunaual-lh (helium-a .mtl \\llll.lwll.‘ Judy Tegger (G) delehten UH ('1 “l l l v ‘ ' game, then came in to pitch in. -"“‘“‘ ""“ "m Becky Neilsen (1) 8‘6. themselves nicked ill the P10119913 1““ 9“”5 W?” “l f“ the tourth inning or Saturday's; Ann Van Guilder and Carol rlehcl heat for the runnersul) spot: so, “0 DOmlS may Change second eontest. Hanssen pitched Monmouth ml: in. . . Yenawine to doubles) lost to hands here. a complete game in the OPBIlBFiI“iii‘it&e‘i-ien , llattws.iii“".in.i hilt .n. Becky Neilsen and Pat Neil- In tennis, however, Carleton is the definite favorite, figh'igg33:,L'lfi;cgm1;§n}i:;;