Friday, February 2| SCARLET AND BLACK Page Save: Pioneers Jim Mitflin I13) and Clyde Smith close in on an unidentified Carleton player. Grinnell lost lo "I: Corls. 89- 96. The Pioneers we now 6-5 In conference play. Tankers Win Three. Lose One: Kraoi Sets Breast Stroke Mark By Eric Jacobson Winding up its dual meet season, the Grinnell team won three and lost one meet last weekend. In a double dual meet in the Grinnell pool last Fri- day the tankers downed Mon— _ month 5748 and St. Olaf 74V;- 151/, Again at home on Saturday the Pioneers lost 57'” to Carle- ton. On Monday they traveled to Mount Pleasant to defeat Iowa Wesleyan 61-31. Tomor- row the tankers go to August» aria College for the Vikings Olympics. In the Friday meet, in which the three teams swam togeth» er, is in a triangular but scored like three duals, Monmouth gave the Pioneérs their great- est challenge. The Scots won four of the first five events, but from then on Grinnell won eye ery event and won going away. Winning for Grinnell were Tony Horton in the back- stroke, Eric Jacobson in the butterfly, John Krflai in the breaststroke, Ralph Pray in the 500 yard freestyle and Howie Sehein in the loll free- style. Against St. Olaf the tankers won all events but the back- stroke. Roger Abendroth won the diving. Mlko Fort won the 60 yard freestyle, Kraai won the individual medley and Pray won the 200 freestyle Carleton won bom relays from the Pioneers but in the individual events the two teams were almost even. Pray got firsts in the 200 and 500 freestyle, Schein won the 60 freestyle and Kraai won the 200 yard breaststroke in a time of 2:333, lowering the pool rec- ord. which he set earlier in the year, by .2 second. Nine teams are entered in the Viking Olympics, August- ana, Bradley, Coe, Knox, Illi- nois Wesleyan, Iowa Wesleyan, Monmouth and Bradley along with Grinnell. All regular dual meet events are swum With preliminaries in the afternoon and the finals in the evening. Grinnell has previously de feated Coe, Knox, Iowa Wes~ leyan and Monmouth in dual meets. The Pioneers, however, bowed to Augustana in a dual meet earlier this season, Thincluds Third Against SUI, Purdue By Jim Fish Grinnell’s indoor track team finished third last Saturday in a triangular meet against the University of Iowa‘and Purdue University. The final found Iowa on top with 72; points, Purdue second With 65 points and Grinnell third with 27 points. According to Grinnell Coach Dick Young, “The squad as a whole did a fair- ly good job for this early in the season. The team had only been working out for two weeks. I consider this month as our conditioning month and the team appeared to be in pretty good shape for this early in the season." Coach Young was especially pleased with the performances of Bruce Beckord, Ron Sella- Chel, Mike Dewitt, John Sut- ton, John TePaske, Jim Mil- ler, and his high jumpers, Mike Fox, and Tom Wood. Beckord finished third in the 440 yard dash with a time of :50.3, only three tenths of a second off the winning time o! :50 by Iowa’s Gary Hollings- worth, last year's Big Ten quarter mile champ. Sophomore Jim Miller tossed the shot 47 feet, two inches, only a foot less than the Grin- nell College record. Coach Young also was pleased with the performance of his mile relay team of Schachel, Jeri Langham, Te- Paske, and Beckord, which, although placing third, ran the mlle ln 14:29.7, only a little more than a second off the Midwest Conference record. Coach Young added‘ that these early meets help him to find the right combinations and that the real season doesn't Start until the Midwest Confer ence Indoor Meet, March 71h. The Pioneer Thinclads travel tomorrow to Drake Universrty in Des Moines where they will meet several other Iowa col- leges in an invitational meet. - ‘+ Animal Life —:- By A. Roach Let's stop criticizing the boys in blue! There has been a lot of yelling about the quality of the referees in lM Hasketball. The Officials have a tough job, If you don't believe me. try it for yourself. Why is it always those who prefer not to officiate who yell the loudest? Officiating has always been Iomewhat of a problem. This year there is a new rule that states a hall will lose its entry points if they fail to provide referees. The role of an official should not be seen as an obliga- tion to the hell, but to the SLIC- cess of the 1M program. So let’s stop criticizing the refs and play ballr The psycholo- gist is likely to tell you that you're just projecting on to others the dissatisfaction you have toward yourself. It is still early in the Bas- ketball race but it looks like the teams to beat are East, West, Clark, and Smith JIML 9n. pie/mm 5mm In Grinnell IOWA EANERS Our autumn Built on Quality Dry Cleaning EUROPE . see it yourself” Mislnrie londnn, excltm: Paris, trusure-Illled Rome. 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Bill Barnes, Pioneer 123 pounder. pinned Sanford of Carleton in 1:36, and Ken Strubler at 130 lbs. followed suit with fall in the third period. Saturday the Pioneers met a' strong St. Olaf squad in a match which went down to the wire. Barnes began the match by downing Rundell 4-3 and was followed by Ken Strubler, who won by forfeit. However, the Oles came back with wins in the next two matches to tie the score. Will Van Horne, 157 pounder,_ defeated his Oles opponent 74 and set the stage for a 53 sec« and pin by Pioneer Larry Mll- ler, his tenth victory of the season in as many attempts. Jeff Lewis suffered his first dev fest this year at the hands of Dave Schmidt, who edged Lew. is 3-2 in an exciting match. This weekend the grapplers travel to Mt. Vernon for a quad- rangular tournament with Coe, Cornell and S. C. I. This will give the Pioneers a look at de- fending conference champion Cornell, who along with S. C, Li has one of the best teams in the Midwest. NOW ON SALE! 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