Page Six SCARLET AND BLACK Pioneers Prepared l to Torpedo Vikings 1 i A full schedule or games is out :33: {giaeilieemahdMSt commence“ with its rirst live men place The Pioneers play at Lawi~ence;“1g among [he top ten run- in a contest which should scornersrtho Grinnell barriers Grinnoll takes its third straightiished first in a field of six The high flying Ripon Redmen will meet an aerial minded Car-l leton 'cleven at Nortlifield. Minn.‘ Jack Ankerson and Co. willi probably beat the Carls at their. own game and continue on their way toward a conlercncc cham- pionship. . l» League Carlendel's St. Olaiii ' will meet a young Cornell team 2 also at Nortl‘lfi‘eld. The home :lde vantage, and the stronger alie around offense ot the Oles will probably be the decisive tactor-s,_ in the game, i Coe, playing at home against. Knox, should have little trouble', with the winl‘ess Siwash. The, tough Kohawks became the first team to score against Ripon dur- ing their loss last Saturday. l Detense minded Beloit will be] out to take winless Monmouth,i the home team. It Eeloit doesn't » get its offense moving, we may see an upset, with hacks Bill Taylor and Bob Tucker leading. the way. As of last week, Ripon low at men at Grinneli, for whom ”‘9 153d 1“ “‘1 ‘9“? one “am and ,the invitational meet was individual statistic area. They named. Duke also donates now lead in scoring, fewest . ‘ Poms allowed_ mama, and haVEilhe fieshmzm athlete of the Year award the best ~individual scorer. By Ed Atkins three mile MAKE A DATE WITH A STEAK TONIGHT ENJOY THE FINEST FOOD AND ATMOSPHERE IN GRINNELL LONGHORN MEET AT Davis Ice Cream Shop For A "Floor" Hour MODERNISTIC BEAUTY SALON 5th k Broad Street. FOR YOUR HEADSTART TO HOMECOMING CtIII 236-3089 i [or June. Sandi, Marie, Anabel, LuciIle, Mnrgnret, Phyllis fine, teams in the second annual LesllViOmY‘O‘J”h a Duke Invitational ‘since ‘right hall and I l, i t. 'Iun here last Saturday. i‘ The six teams participating to ~nidgo it runners were Grinnell, Monmouth, Lu» ancc." thcr, Loras. Graceland, and St. , , . Ambrose, \Grlnnell won ea.‘v “3““8 ““51 l" the me“ with a score of 29, secondpiac'e, years, said Coach Dick Young. l“Last year we only had three ilull teams participating, This. y or we had six with lorty-i eight contestants This gave us better competition. However, the temperature was Rod Brown . . a close' second By Jack narrod Grinnell's yearling team met dereat in their opener‘ last Friday at the hands at a well balanced Cornell frosh squad, 1241. j football's Vernon, several sustained drives but was s hard hit by penalties and wasi unable to pick up crucial yard-i age, Bob Watt, scheduled tel start at quarterback, insteadl played most of the game at led the onense. originally been shined lrom hallhack to qunr- terhacli to fill the vacancy lcit Watt i by an injury to Elliott nibbs. I l i i had However, Hibbs was ready to go against Cornell and having an experienced signal caller was instrumental in the Young Pioneer-5' good showing. In addition, the lreshman de-i tensc turned in a creditable per-‘3 tormanee. Led by lineman Rick FreshmenTose; Tough lambs Score Twice to Win Tom Hill, Knox here was John Talilc, Luther sophe omorc, with a time of 15:51.3. distant 35 points _ lbehind with G4. Luther was “0.“ mm?“ “‘_ 6“"“91‘ “5 third with 77 points. 5mm“ “"u‘ ”'08 “I mink we had an cmnem. “oin- tirst two men ran real. mined in comparison with last “’Elli m‘s‘hmg “053 meme" The Grinnell freshmen ran in exhibition during the meet Den nis Gallagher. running Memes to test the Drake fresh- Panl Patterson . . ,Anderson and aided by deten— ends Rick Brecunier and the fresh contained ive the potent ham onensive backe, field for most of the game, A‘Adds |0 Member alt was handed the defense, The game, played at Mountthow‘ever, when first-string line-l was highlighted by a backer Blll Grenzehach capable ofiense on both sides, his knee and as a re The Grinnell team put together probably I! will ome time. it n reason need he lound lor the Cornell victory, it would he-tlic experience and platoon system or the victors. The Rams scrimmaged daily against the powerinl Cornell var' , wlioreas the Young Pioneers totaled only 20 min— utes oi actual contact and that against the varsity substitutes. Cornell had enough «depth to wear down the 20mm Grin- ncll squad. A good Ram pass- ing attack was also instrnr mental in the win. The next frush game will he t a pm, October 18, against at Ward Field. DAVIS USED Hours: 200-6 00 Everything from Nick-locks ro arickohroehs . FURNITURE 8T ‘1 Main Street (There is no. N0! delivery at Ahrvnno's) in the Bowlodrome 236-6222 Look for the Bonus Coupon charge for, , TOdBYIBi-uce Beckurd Journey to Des i l : [i t i i . Charges . be out of action for: Friday, October ll, I‘): Brovlm Paces Duke Invitational Wi around 37 degrees it was hard,mcn in a dual meet DverDr” pei [Drm— 5 tough lwtrmile track c Young said that Drake usti has a good team and tha should show how good the t» really are. Tomorrow the \‘arslly sq (will be split, sending five i lto Lawrence with the foe team and keeping the here 'run . g I , . But our Sixth and seventh mom 1 am“ 0‘“ Slam dropped all,” commented Coaohi Young. Those going to Lawrence the Andy Goldstein, Pete N. [John Sutton, John Teising ,Bill Morain. Staying here thwarun against Iowa State will miles for the first lime, linish- Cd twelfth in the pack the lreshmen Rod Brown, Jeri Langham, - Mack Win'hultz i Patterson, i ”We expect lowa State t ‘one of our toughest oppon: ’lihls season,” Said Coach YD Meal. time is Set for 1.30, I . l i l l Jeri Langllzlm . . . Str'd' For Sixth l 1Women's Honor ‘ Women's Honor G, a Cam- .. , i , Immediservicc- and honor club, recon initiated ten new members. be eligible for membership, ‘men must have maintained a average and have participa ‘in at least 12 intramurals. Me ibers are further chosen on ibasis of sportsmanship, citiz ship, and le dership. Newly in ted members i Womcn's Honor 0. arc: Jo Crossman, Lynn Dcnzler, Ma tha Dixon, Susan Gilmo Darlene Koclor, Marilyn Has , Marty Grndlins, rat stahi. D i nnc sternocrg, and Jean w». 1 son. Activities ol the club inelu ,eleaning the Lake Acre ca ‘twice a year, selling food in t Quad on Wednesday night, s ing food at basketball and to than games, helping with Fa ty Kids’ club, the Quad bo ;board at the end at each mester, scoring and timing [M games, a coltee hour ‘Homecoinine. and an ice crec isocial on Spring Day night. Planning A Party? Hungry for good Baked goods? Order cakes. cookies. and pastries from 3nd? i lam/shy. , 57.0,. 923 Broad St.