Friday, Sepiember l3, |963 SCARLET AND BLACK Page Eleven Juniors Form Nucleus of Harrier Team; Few Underclassmen Report turned out tor the sport, Coach Youne, noting that seven are needed for a repre— sentalive team, has issued an invitation to all underclassmeni who might be interested to come out and give the sport a chance; in two years there will be many; spots to lill, The schedule: i By Tam Fullnier l a i i d tinder week of twtrtvda)’ its belt: the 1953i edition ot the Pioneer cross country team is preparing for what could be a banner year. Coach Dick Young openly states that this year’s squad has more potential than any m the his» tory of the 6011030 iSeptemher 21_Wahash Iiivita—l Only two seniors graduated, “Mai, away troni the squad which iinished'swtembm. 27_s,,,le College of second to Cailelon in the Con Iowa, “my tot-once meet last year. 0mm. 54M Juniors Rod Brown, Bruce “on“, home Beokor-l. ileli Laiigham, Paul loam, 12_10,m 5mm U. Rug Patterson torin tiic nucleus, 50,15, home ' around which Coach Young 10cm,” ZG—Coc, away hopes to mold a championsmv ‘Novemher 2—Carieton. home team. Young is groom": ,Novemhcr 9—Mitiwest Confer» anothcr junior, Mac Winiiom, ence Meet, Chicago a transfer student from Gracee November lG~NCAA MM Chi, land college, to take the piacc “go , oi Clyde Sniitii who was force ed to drop thc sport because of illness, The Piouccts opening test, will come a week trom toino — row when they travel to Cra tordsville. indiana, ior tho Wa— bash Invitational meet, The iii-st homc' appearance for ,i the Pioneers won't be until 0o tohei- 5. On that day Griniiell will host the second annual Les Duke invitational nicel, Coach Young listed three question marks tor the up-com» ing season. Can Winholtz re- place Smith? Can seniors Pete Nassiff, John Sutton, and Dutch Reichs come up with the consistent performances which are needed from them? The final question mark is wiicther the nucleus or the team which is made up or track performers can gear themselves mentally to cross country running? The Conterence race this year looks to be a [We team battle with Built) Inviiilr Animal — life By Harris Goldstein All over North Campus, 1M- lchairmen are beginning to “fire lup" their groups of sellrslyledl iiocks tor participation in thei l1963-6l intramural program. Mac: Ficld is jammed with hundreds ,ot' promising athletes working on [the results of those summerlihiei beach parties. . Pounds are being sweated olil and those soft spots, resulting ,from watching too many mid—l inight submarine races, are being}, linolded into st'eelehard musclesi ,in anticipation oi the many over-l lzealous athletes, the health cenel ltcr has an extra supply of lime ‘ment, tape, and heat pads. Also with Grinneii and Carleton once the Rex is offering a special more dominating the rest of the'training menu. . Conierence. l There is one aspect of this Year's team which bothers tor the winning or this years 3 Macivtnrray Trophy. it is felt ; Coach Young: that is the , that tiic possible outcome will l dearth ot underciass particle “we,“ “no“ me ski“ and par- pants. John Keising is the only 5 sophomore on the squad, and Animal We as yet only one. freshman lint; leantinued to page 12 By Bill Hicks The Grinneli soccer team which boasted an undefeated season last year opens it's 1963, schedule tomorrow against the‘ NCAA invitational Tourneywin., ner ot‘ last iaii, Wheaion Cori legc. l The Pioneers have been goingl through during a heavy week of tw team oftense and detense, The Gi-inneil kickers are faced i ’th what might be the most on . cull schedule in the tour years of the sport’s existence at Grin— ncli Coach irir Simone, who was haptiz‘cd itito the sport just two seasons ago, has guided his squad toward a highly controlled and well balanced type oi game. Simone wants to create a smoothly running at. lFace NCAA Tourney Winners 1 Wheaten Kit/ters' first, Foe akin to attack ‘. defense somewhat basketball, On any macic by the opposing tcaun, the tirinnoll detense tails hack in a mammalian type ot lien tense which changes to a zone ‘ type as the attack nears the , goal mouth. cnted material, Sophomore: ohni Don Cook and center to rd Bill Montiord. Coach Simonei has been working extensively‘i with sophomore Bruce Katilmanl who is being broken in as the- ncw Pioneer goalkeeper. Observers at the several team scrimntagcs held during ‘ the training period were iln- , pressed with lhc squad-s 0v» l l ci-alt balance and team play. The 1963 Soccer learn includes ibacks Richard Bailly, Pele Bar» l'y, Steve Brooks, Mike Bochert, l Frank Chiliungulo, John Dean, Tony Horton, Ed Johnson, Kaufe man, Kraai. Al MaeKnight, Jim Ramsey; _ > The soccer team is forlunaleiAnkUi Robin . drills and scriminagcslin that the three strategic p051.lliand, Dave iiawiey, Bill Hicks, _ . tions vacated by graduating senelEd JONES. tday practices in order to shape iors have been titled with tal—‘Scofi- Vince A. J. and linemen, Converse, Miller, and Dave The schedule this season which Km, and Fm, MN” m U.y_lincludes one tournament week- ing to fill the shoes of halib ck end Presents matches \Vilh: Sept it — Wheaton, Away. Sept. 21 — Ollcni Sept. 28 _ Blackburn, Away. Oct. 4 _. Northern iii., Away. Oct. Oct, Oct. Oct. a a Duhuquc, Away. 12 — Beloit, Home, 19 — MncMur 'ly, Homer 25 and 26 —~ Carleton Tourney, Away, Nov. 2 — Lake Forest, Home. tack that is supported by :I m Mg; All predictions point touzu'ds Ripon its the (cam to beat in the Midwest Confers fence [his yetir. Pointing toward a possible IllJSEt is the meat of the Grinnell line this yeti . (left in right) Skip Wenonah, Mike Miller, Morgan Michel, Steve Warrick. Pete A wide-open "we is Sun lStilben. and in the helmet. Denny Hoinerin. Scarlel- Fever J. Eric Jacobson was Grinnell Seeks New Coach ‘ fix up your room. ANTIQUES w 3 pm, KING'S ANTIQUES Phone 23675097 A variety of chairs, lamps, end tables and a [ew hook shelves, pillows, pictures, rugs, and a lot of miscellaneous to LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Come over and brouse around anytime, open from 8 tun. 2 Blocks cast 0! Quad kitchen on Highway 6 1421 Gth Avenue STUDENTS WELCOME l The departure of Terry Moore troin Grin- ,riell has brought about the search tor a new coach to hit in the vacancy he has leit. Moore ‘received his M. S in physical education at iowa in August and is now in training for his Peace Corps asgnment in indouesia. l Qualifications tor the replacement are three- liolri. Above all the new man must be awrestiing lcoach, Secondly he must he an assistant in foot- ball, coaching the freshmen gridders as Moore ‘(lld Thirdly he should be able to replace basce iball coach John Piilsrh, ving Pfitsch more ltime ior his duties as athletic director, 'rciiipcrary arrangements iintii the replace- ment can he found have already been iiiiadc. Football coat-ii Edd Bowers will take over Moore's wrestii g duties, while track coach Dick Young will assume Buwcrs’ position as freshman haskethali coach. Grinncil seniors Bill Henry and Dick Nye, both of whom as» l l lMoney also provided for equipment and travel expenses. Last year's members lame yiided their own gear. Now they will be muffle ted with the proper helmets and padded pants The club hopes to make a trip to Northiieid, Minn, to play teams irom Carleton and St. Qiat along with several trips to Des Moines to meet amateur teams there. The club’s hopes to become a fulleiledged varsity sport, however, seem remote. Diffi- culties oi poor climate, tacit of opponents, lack or good taciiities and lack or a coach appear insurmountaliie at this time. Significantly, the club's new triads came from. recreation funds and not athletic innds, Hockey will probably remain in the same status as gymnastics, rene- ing, lacrosse and skiing, a club not a sport. c Mickey Holmes, Grinnell athletic publicity director and Midwest Coniereiice plibhcfly di- l sistcd Moore lastyear with the fresh footballe ‘ ers. will again be acting as iresinnen mentors 1 this season rector has helmtl compile a booklet on ihe history and basic principles oi the MCAC. The booklet explains the founding of the conference and tells how lhc rules and guiding philosophy ol the league were formulated. The develoomenl: at an athletic conterence which rates iniercol~ legiale sports as important but detmitely secon- dary to an education, provides a very intersting story. Griimell’s budding new hockey club receiv- ed a Substantial financial boost. (this year ii'iih a grant of $2.200. A major portion of the money will be used to construct a new rink, so that the club members will no longer be forced lo list: (he I‘nllihrlOOTSnlllll Barber Plaza i'iiik. lvocur BEAUTY SALON Jane'l- Sirand AnneHe Bailey Terry Bowman WELCOME OLD AND NEW STUDENTS Drop in to Grinnell's Friendly Barber Shop AVE'S 5TH AVENUE Wendell Karen Hudson Karen Dodson Judy Doud 932 Main Street Phone 236-5328 Av Jeff Grinnell, Iowa