Page Eight SCARLET AND BLACK Friday, Oclober IS, 1963 Pioneers Send Vikings to the B,ottom,720-12 . nv Pett- Kollinan A ei ing ground attack plus some timely passing- gave Grins netl's football team a 2042 vic— tory over Lawrence before 2,- 000 Dad's Day tans last Saturs day in Appleton. The three Pioneer touchs downs capped long drives of so. 65 and so yards, in each of their scoring thrusts, Gl'mncll relied on a strong running game, led by junior Elston Bowers and sophomore John sniorholz, and on one pass dur ing each drive, Bowers, who netted 136 yards on 28 carries and Shieiholz, who gained 55 yards on ll attempts, accounted for all out do of the Pioneers 233 yards net rushing. The pass- ing attack, with sophomore Dene ny Hanssen and senior Dick 0r- chard eaeh attempting six passs es. managed 48 yards on three completions Lawrence received the open- ing kickott and drove immedir atcly for their first touchdown. 'flhe Grinnell defense stiffened near the goal line and it took a 4th down pass of 17 yards from Hanson to Jordan to put the hall across The pass attempt for two points failed. Grinnell's offense sputtered and Lawrence launch. led another throat, Schoenwett— let’s 50 yard pass to Keane giv— ing the Vikings a first down on the Grinnell 20, From here, how— eier, a tumble on the first play killed the Lawrence drive, Following exchange of passes- sion, the Pioneers hegan an all .yard drive which Hansscn cul— minated with a 17 yard pitch to end Dave Gauger After the first Espoint conversion, pass to end Jim McKiveen. Iwas nulliried by a penalty, l-lanssen flipped to Shierholz to put Grinncll in front, 8.5, with 4:03 remaining in the half. When Lawrence was ioreed to punt following the Pioneer touchdown it looked like Grin— nell would enjoy a holistime lead; however. with fourthdown on the Pioneer is. the Viking Orchard: 1 left end and tackle broke "through to block sophomore iDare Imes' punt attempt, The lball bounded over the goal line luv-here Lawrence end Guy Booth tfell on it for a Viking score, An end sweep failed to net Lawrence the 2-point conver» sion. Grinnell retaliated as the second halt starte up nearly half of the th ter, the Pioneers rnarohcd 65 yards and went ahead 1442 when Bowers went over from itlle two yard line Key plays lin this drive were oi-ehard's za lyzil'd pa. to Ganger, and Bows ers’ three yard gain down and 2 to go on the Vike ing 5. i After one unsuccessful try. Grinnell got its offense moving again, Marching down the field on the ground, the Pioneers had fourth down and two to go on the Lawrence six when soon as Using d quai» {Hanssen passed to lines (or a ‘ Itihree yard igziin and a Grinnell first down. Two plays A true sense of propriety AWS Board Gretchen Geyer on the left side (l. to 1'.) Dennis Homerin .Don Dietrich, Jim Klellie, and Morey Hay- timnd look on as Ellie Smith performs (fa: (”tit 'lty) iii the Orclies-stl'ip. at last Sntlir "5 World Uni (right) is exhibited by Cofl‘lP President Peter Cohion and' varsity Service Auction, while MCAC_ {willicn and Dick Bennett The} Continued from page 1 i quarterbacks Knox's Duke Botthof and Moninouth‘s Jim Mock, Monmoutli‘s running at. tack depends a lot on Bob Tucker, a fleet halfback, and the blocking of Gerald Allison Knox has running power with Don Harrington and Pete Hoh, strom. Lawrence at Ripon Lawrence will put its resurgv ing offense and defense up against league—leading Ripon at Ripon in a game that has a history of surprising outcomes, After two straight losses. the injurysplagued Vikings came hack to win one and throw a serious scare into second—place Grinnell, thanks to the fine iun— ning of Dave Brainard, Carl Berghult, and Pat Keane and the passing Bob Hansen, Ripon wul again put its hal— anced offense on spla teas - Kenn ' For the Harry Truman press canference. Live from Robert's Theatre. Wednesday at 4 pm. Also Frosty Mitchell every Monday at 8:35 Join for the Monday morning quarterback with Edd Bowers. KGRN—‘14'IO Grinnell turing Jack Ankerson, Diek detnse is led by Dave Stryzew- ski., St.,01ar at Carleton Two teams trying to rebound after losses last week will meet in a crosstown battle which will he a meeting of St Olaf's ground attack and stout defense and host Carleton's aerial game. St Olaf has been getting good running out of John Seliumin, lJlm Burner, and Mark Kield- gaard. The defense is led hy Tom Heiherg, Len Ackermann, and Dave Knudsen, Carleton, which hopes iniured leuarterhack John Worcester is sive machines rolling again last week to set the stage for this, the oldest series in lowa, Coe rolled to the year's high of 54 points last week and got fine play out of a quartet of backs Bill Johnson, Dioki Tosi, Steve Muller. and Steve ,Soudei' — plus plenty of line ,help from Bob Juhenville and Rudy Drost. 1 Cornell is led by quarterback ‘Mike Vinyard, who is a threat‘ as both a passer and runner, He gets plenty of backfield support them Ed Sublett and has a good :pair at ends to hit, Dick Scllimri met and Norm Pfortmillen The‘ defense is paced by big Bohr, with 4th i later, 5‘ .Sl-liorholz scored from the one. :A pool‘ pass from center thwart- ted the rioneer conversion at temp t. 1 But the drama of the game was yet to come. in their (il'st‘ sustained drive since the firsti quarter, the Vikings moved down field, hoping Zrlmlnl Conversion. iv with 2 minutes four right end ‘Lawrencc still (the goal and the Pioneer Victory preserved remaining, sweeps found l to m ma‘irirst Downs game with a touchdown and a Net Yards Rushing After gain- ,Net Yards Passing ing a first down on the Pioneer passes “temp,“ Passes Completed 3 yard she" OI‘Pnsses lntercepted By Saturday Scores Grinnell 20, Lawrence 124 Coe 54, Knox (L Cornell 35, St Olaf 7, Beloit 10, Monmouth 3. Ripon 27. Carelton 7. STATISTICS L 12 151 , , 85 . 10 3 1 G 19 49 Fumbles Lost Yards Penalized . Pioneer Vince Ankil threads the brill between two Be» lolt dclenders, and heads for the goal for one of his five ‘scores iii last Saturday’s game. i in) Restaurant Becker. ‘i-eady. has a good pair of re- ceivers in Dave Derr and Gar Hoerschgen and a speedster in iBt'elt Smith. l Coe at Cornell I Both C00 and Cornell got their lCI‘npOral‘Ily stalled ut‘l‘en-i . stresses Meade and Repaired in our Laboratory. Caramel Lenses CASES AND SOLUTlONS EYES EXAMINED E. J. Jensen. 0.0. Optometrist Across from Post Office WILLA RD '5 Your Fashion Store What? you find friendly. personai service! 0 Blouses 6 Bras 0 Girdles @ Shirts 0 Slips O Sleepwear £3 Sweaters 0 Dresses 0 Coats 0 Stretch Pants 0 Car Coats ® Slacks 0 Gloves 0 Scarfs ® Handbags 9 Hunkies 0 Dickie: ’ Whether you want a Date Dress or a Sweater. you will find who! you want WILLARD 'S