' Friday, Sepiember 20. I963 SCARLET AND BLACK Page Five Grit/tiers Open at Ripon; Pic/{ed Pioneer Soccermen Lose Opening Match lo Huslling Whealon, 4-1 Not out-classed, just out-husc mg up with the ball in almost tied. This is the way last Satur— every tackle between two play- l7 y Magazine to Win Conference By Jim Fish Grinnell’s varsity football team will open their 1953 sea— son tomorrow against Ripon College at Ripon, Wis. Coach Edd Bowers will go with 11 lettermen on the start— ing offense as the team puts in their bid for their third confer— ence championship in as many years. Scheduled to start for the Pioneers are Dave Gauger and Jim McKlveen at ends, Eric Miller and Rein Saral at tackles, ell-captains Steve Warrick and Pete Heinzelman at guards, and Morgan Michel at center. in the backfield, Coach Bowers will go with Dick Orchard at quarter- back, Joel Goldman at fullback, and Elston Bowers and Chip Clarke at the halfbacks. Getting the had on defense will be Tom Lannom and Denny senior. Ankcrson was one of the Homerl'n at ends, Art Weyrach nation‘s leading small college and Pete Staben at tackles, andI players last season and is a pre— Steve Warrick and Larry Miller season candidate for Little All- at guards. Starting in the de— American honors. fensive secondary will he John Other standouts in the Ripun Shierholz and Elston Bowers at backfield include halfbacks Dick the cornerhack positions, Tom Bennett and Dick Willich. Roberts or Pete Heinzelman at line, led by allsconrerence guard linebacker, and Denny Hanssen Ripon also boasts a good, big alty kick by left inside Vincent Anku, the Pioneer offense sput—l tered. fizzled, and collapsed. The the harried and clogged Grinnell mm}, the“ was dominated com, defensive formation. Several key pletely by kickers of Wheaten. and Chip Clarke at safety. Doing the punting chores for Bob Carrier. Also on the squad roster are several 220 and 230 day’s soccer match went, as the! Grinnell season against a highly toulled Wheaton College team. , Pioneers opened the After a goal made on a pen“ the hall-hawking The final i in one of the most frustrating score was Wheaton 4, Grinnell 1" . l . . , outings for any Grinnell soccerlexhlbmon- squad in the last four Seasons.‘ the Pioneers will be Mike De-ipound tackles. , Witt, who booted the hall 40 Sports illustrated, in this and 45 yards in last Saturday’s week’s issue says, ”Grinnell will, intrasquad game. Again this probably emerge on top again, year, Dave Gauger will do the boosted there by guard Steve Alter the first quarter of play, it became evident that Grinnell would have to exert a greater effort, if they were to pull on ers. They were working fast and very neat triangles through the Grinnell defense with ease. During the latter half of the match, with the Pioneer offense not able to make itself felt, Wheaton pressed hard against mistakes in the goal delense by the outhustled Pioneers gave Wheaton a relatively easy vic- tory in last Saturday afternoon’s The soccer team’s next Contest is scheduled to be away at Blackburn College a week from tomoerw. In lieu of a regular match, there will be a game— scrimmage tomorrow place kicking and kickoifs. The Ripon Redmen, runnerup in last year's conference race with a 6-1-1 record has 21 re. turning lettermen. Leading Rip-l on’s offense will be quarterbackl Jack Ankerson, a 6-4, 215-poundl Warrick, halfback Elston Bow- elrsY and fullback Joel Goldman. an _upset over the 1963 NCAAicondition Invitational tourney winnel‘sJon the soccer team’s 10th Aver The Wheaton players were Complfield beginning at 3:30 Only a fat «cat whisker behind will be Ripon, blessed with all- time best conference quartervi back Jack Ankerson." Junior Dominal'ed Team ’ [him/ads Compete at Wabash Grlnnell’s junior dominated cross country team will begin its season tomorrow at Wabash College’s unique Hokum Karem meet. Running in two man teams will be Rod Brown and Jeri Langham, Paul Patterson and Bruce Beckord, and Mac Wins holtz and John Sutton. All are juniors except Sutton who is a senior. In the meet each two»man team runs a total of six miles with runners alternating each mile in r‘elay fashion. Scoring is done by teams in the same manner as regular meets. “I had thought, without any figures to base it on. that the team was not in as good a con- dition as they were last year at this time. But Wednesday’s time trials indicate they are in better shape," commented coach Dick Young. All runners posted better times than in the trials before last year‘s meet and in Co-captains for the Pioneer football squad which opens tomorllow at Ripon are starting guards Pete Heinzelman (left) and Steve Warrick. 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