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Travel to Elmhursl
For Final Tune-lip

The weather vane of Grin»

ell track, the annual Elm-
;iurst (Ill.) Invitational this Sat-
urday, will serve as a final
warm up before the Pioneers
defend their Midwest Confer-
Once title next weekend.

“About the only difference
between this meet and the con-
ference run is that I can enter
three in each event," says
Coach Dick Young. "The top
two finishers will get spots on
the team that goes to Cedar
Rapids."

However, the Elmhurst at-
fair has a little more meaning
this year, for the Grinnellians
will be defending the college-
division title they won last year
when they edged Millikin Uni-
yersity, 40-33.

Pacing the Grinnell efforts
Krill be six juniors, including
‘ eri Langham, who is the de-
fending champion in both the
880 and mile, and Bruce Becka
0rd who was second last year
in the 440. These two will be
entered again in their pet
lvents.

Then come Ron Schachel, and
John TePaske who team With
Beckord and Langham on.the
mile rilay team. Schachel is
also sl ted to go in the 100 and
220, with TePaske running in
the 440 and 8230.

Rod Brown picked up a third -

last year in the two mile, and is
entered there again this year,
He could also pick up a few
oints in the mile, where he
as been coming along fast,

Tops among the hurdlers is

Mike Dewitt, the sixth of the
{unior crew that has been see-
ng the bulk of the action this
year. Dewitt is still trying for a
spot on the mile relay team
also.

Best among the field entrants
are Jim Miller and Tom Wood.
Miller, a weight man, has been
ilirting with 50 feet all year
in the shot, and Could pick up
yaluable points in the discus.

Wood, who can also throw the
'discus, concentrates mainly on
the javelin, where his best ef-
fort is a 19277 heave. However,
he has been having troubles of
late with a sore arm, and has
slipped a bit.

Saw Hubby Get Ace

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va. (AP) w When Earl
Fugale of Janes'ville, Wis,
scored his first holerinone dur-
ing a vacation here his wife
Was a Witness, He aced the 136<
yard 11th hole on the Green-

 

brier course.

SCARLET AND BLACK

 

@ Gird For

Jim Miller. the Pioneer's outstanding shot put and discus

mun. gives the dis: a mighty

heave. Miller owns the Grin-

nell record in the Shot of 49'1".

 

Animal Life -:-

By Don Kurasch
“Rain, rain, go away;

Come again some other
day. . ."

This song was emotionally
sung in the hearts of each and
every one of the brave 1M
athletes who last weekend had
to face the nightmarish reality
of being rained. out of the Track

and Golf meets. Many a quiver
ing lip and dampened cheek
was seen on North campus, and
many of these otherwise non—
emotional men, who had so self-
lessly given up smoking and
done their pushups and squat-
thrusts daily for months and
months in preparation for this
momentous weekend, were giv-
en to uncontrollable tantrums.

Why, practically every night
I saw the golfers going out to
the golf course to daily check
the layout of the course. And
the tracksters usually joined
them for the exercise, and I
understand they made out real
well,

Just last Tuesday night I saw.
some of the really mature,
brave, aild bold lM athletes
getting into shape by pelting
Cowles hall with mudballs. and
I realized how very clever lhe

 

animals oi North campus can

be when they really try. Shame
on those who accused these
stalwart souls of regression.

Well, today and tomorrow
are the Golf and Track meets,
and if the prayers of all North
campus ainmals are answered,
there will be no rain. I do hope
those prayers are answered.

As far as softball goes, I’m
really not too sure, As near as
I can tell, the standings are
relatively unchanged; the
numbers in the win-lose col-
umn are just a little bigger.
I’ll try to find out by next
week exactly how the animal
heap stands.

Until then, fellow animals,
cheer up—Spring Day is com-
ing soon,

Bobby For Roger

NEW YORK (AP) a Despite
troubles with the press and pub-
lic, Roger Maris will have a
big year, predicts second base~
man Bobby Richardson oi the
Yankees,

Richardson says Maris has
become something of a forgot-
ten man this spring because he
shies away from interviews.
Fans booed Marin in the Yank-
ee's opening game but Richard-
son points out that right field
was muddy‘after spring rains
and Maris couldn't run as hard
‘as he usually does.

 

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Conference Titlee

Brown To Kick Off
leiiermen's Dinner;
McClain Fates Buck

Arden McClain ('27), will be
the honored guest at the annual
Honor G lettermen's Club ban-
quet Tuesday evening in Cowles
dining room.

While at Grinnell, McClain
was a three—year letterman in
football where he played end
and quarterback. Formerly of
Orient, McClain, an economics
and business administration
major, played for Grinnell
when it was a member of the
old Missouri Valley Confer
ence

Now, he is track coach at
Roosevelt High School in Des
Moines, Prior to movmg to
Roosevelt, he was football
coach at North High, Des

Moines, where he had state
champion teams in the early
1940's. .

Featured speaker at the ban-
quet will be Dr. Howard R.
Bowen.

Also on the program will be
the awarding of the outstande
ing athletes trophies, includ-
ing the David Theophilus Tro»
Win

This award, in honor of The-
ophilus, ('51), who was killed
in Korea, goes to the outstand-
ing senior athlete each year
and is based upon scholastic.
leadership, and performance
records.

 

Hid”, May 3, lm

Defense

Pioneers Hold Own
In Weekend Meel

By Pete Kollman

Grinnell's cindermon held
their own in the University di-
vision of the Sioux City Relays
last Friday in Sioux City, South
Dakota. Competing against such‘
schools at Drake, SCI and
South Dakota University, the
Pioneers had two 2nds, a 3rd
and a fourth in the relays they
entered.

The Also-relay team placed 3rd
behind South Dakota and SCI.
Clyde Smith, Mike Dewitt, Ron
Schachel and Tom DcBerg 00!.
cred the distance in 44.0

In the mile relay, the Pio-
neers ran into some stiff coma
petition and their 3:203 got
them only a 4th place. Bruce
Beckord, Ron Schachel, John
TeFaske and Jeri Langham
made up this team as well as
the medley relay team, which
finished 2nd in 3:3l to Drake's
new record time of 3227.2.

In the open 2-mila relay,
Grinnell was once again 2nd to
Drake. Langham, Beckord,
Winholtz and TePaska com-
bined for a time of 7:52,

There were only two individ.
ual event place winners from
Grinnell. Ron Schachel was 2nd
in the 100 yard dash, his 10.0
clocking was the same as that
of the winner, and Rod Brown,
running the best mile of his ca-
reer, was 4th in the mile run
with a time of 4:24.

 

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