F day. Oclober 4, I963

SCARLET AND BLACK

Page Five

~' Grinnell‘Favored to Take Second Duke Meet

Six colleges are entered in the
Les Duke Invitational cross
country meet Saturday. This
second annual affair will be
once again run over the tough
Grinnell College course, which
starts and ends on the track sur-
rounding the football field,
Starting time is at 1:25 pm.
shortly before the start of the
GrinnelleM o n m o u t h football
game.

Coach Dick Young’s Grinnell
team will play host to St. Am—
brose, Loras, Luther, Graceland,

Pioneers to Open Home Season

The Grinnell Planes}: will be
gunning for Lheir second Victory
0f ’hhe season tomorrow after—
noon Lat 1:30 pm. when they
square off against the "Fight-
ing Seals” of Monmouth in
their 1963 lNLidwEt Conference
home opener.

Monmouth brings an 0.2 rec-
ord into Ward Field after drop—
plng a 21-20 decision 10 Cox'-
nell, in their season opener, and
a 35-0 “squeaker” to Ripon last
Saturday. 'Dhe Scols are not ‘bo
be taken lightly, however, as
they are a much improved team
over the one that placed sev—

ln last year's conference

Flash Gridders .
Open Al Cornell

By Jack Harrod

Grinnell’s freshman football
team opens its season this aft»
ernoon at Mount Vernon, Iowa,
with the Cornell College Rams.
The first tilt of a three—game
season, this contest pits the
young Pioneers against a peren—
nially powerful squad. Cornell
will probably go with a well.
balanced attack and plenty of
passing.

Due to the departure of Terry}
Moore to the Peace Corps, the
coaching reins have fallen this‘
year to two seniors, Dick Nye
and Bill Henry. Concentrating
on fundamentals, Nye and Hen.
ry have fielded a team with a
great deal of promise. A smalll
but hardrrunning backfield fee-l
turing Rick Bl‘ecunier, Lynn
Richman and Nord Brue will
highlight the ofiense this year.

3017 Watt, ionnerly a halt—
back, took over the quarter-
back spot when Elliott Hibbs
was injured, and consequently
the freshmen do not plan to
pass a great deal, although
they are exceptionally strong
at end where Tom Hill and
Ring Johnson will start,

The Pioneerlln g s also
boast good strength in the inte—
rior line. Starting here will be
tackles George Wittgraf and
Rick Anderson, guards Len Luv
ter and John Goodenow, and
center Bob Geller.

Rounding out the squad are
linemen Jon Showe, Steve Ross,
Tom Gait, Howard Harned, Harv
ry "nitwiler and Bill Grenze—
bach and backs Jefif Garland

and Monmouth. The Pioneers
with victories at the Wabash
Invitational, and over State Cole
lege of Iowa are favored to win
the meet for the second consecu-
tive year. The strongest team
competition should come from
St. Ambrose, which has last
year’s undefeated team back
virtually intact.

The run for individual honors
should be fierce with Gene
Tackle of Luther a‘slight fav—

\crite. Grinnell's Rod Brown, who

lasl: year copped. third place in

race.

The Pioneers should be ready
to shift into high gear tomor-
row following their 35—14 drub—
bing of Knox last weekend at
Galesbung. First string half—
backs Elston Bowers land Chip
Clarke will be back in action,
after missing last week’s game
due to injuries, and the only
regular not scheduled to see ac—
tion is Eric Miller, junior tackle
who suffered a shoulder separate
Lion in the Ripcn game.

A topenoteh backfield, featur—
ing three excellent quarterbacks,
Bill Taylor, Jim Pilarskl, and
Jim Moch, provides plently of
scoring punch for llhe Scol's.

Face Norlllern

Fresh from a 5—3 victory overl
Blackburn last Saturday, the
Pioneer soccer team travels to;
DeKalb, 111., to test Northern‘
Illinois today. l

“Northern is an unknown
quantity to us,” said Coach by
Simone, ”They are a larger
school and, unlike us, are able1
to play freshmen. However, we
should do all right,"

Last Saturday, center-forward
Vince Ankn scored all five goals
in the Grinnell victory,

“The score is not a true indie

Kickers Bea'l Blackburn 5-3.

pacing the Pioneers to their win,
also stands an excellent chance
for victory.

Running for Young will be
Bruce Beckord, Paul Patterson,
Brown, Jeri Langham, Bruce
Sutton, Pete Nassiff, and Mackl
Winholtz.

A former three-sport greatl
for the Pioneers and later coachl
and Dean of Men at Grinnell,
Les Duke will start the race
and present the team awards
and the ten individual prizes.

The Pioneers will go into the

This trio will do most of lthejtr
handingeoff to halfback Bob
lucky and fullback Larry
Keener, Monmouth's top ground
gainers

The Monmouth line, averaging
over 200 lbs. per man, takes a
back seat to none in the con.
Serence for size, and three good
ends John Stergolz, Dennis Dee~
gen, and Arthur Buckley, give
the Scots a solid air attack.

The strong Monmouth air
power could bid ill tor the spot.
lty Pioneer defensive secondary.
Grinneil currently rates last in
‘the Conference in pass defense
having allowed 232 yards by
passing in their first two games.

lllinois Today

cation of the game, for we had
43 shots at the goal to their a,"
said Coach Simone. “If we solve
our goal kicking problems we’ll
have a much better team. On
the whole. however, our play
was improved."

The starting lineup at North»
ern Illinois should be as follows
forward lmeiHiCks Miller, Ana’
ku, Scott, Convel's halfback?
MacKnight. Kraii, Chilingulo;
fullbacks—Brooks and Ramsey;

 

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meet on the heels of a 20-39
victory over the State College

of Iowa 135! weekendl On the
clear, hot day Rod Brown tour-
ed the hilly SCI three mile
course in 15:22, nine seconds
over the record,

A full thirty seconds behind

Brown was the leading SCI l‘ul'rl

ner, Jay Prichard. Jeri Lang—
ham, Paul Patterson and Max
Winholtz took the next three
places for the Pioneers, and
Bruce Beckord copped seventh
to finish the Grinnell scoring.

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