ay, May IS, “764 ~Thinclads lake First at Elmhurst: To Defend Conference Title at Coe After running away with the Elmhurst Relays title last Sat- urday, the Pioneer Track squad has its eye on the Midwest Conference outdoor title for the third year in a row. Winning five events and set~ ting a new school record and a new meet mark in the relays, Coach Dick Young‘s thinclads accumulated 55 points. Hills- dale College was second with 211/2. Jeri Langham was a Pio- neer double winner, capping the BSO-yard run in 1:581 and the mile run In 4:“.1. Bruce Beckord broke his own Grin- neil record by breaking the tape in the 440-yard run in 148.4. Ron Schachel and John Te- Paske joined Langham and Beckord in the 1-mile relay. The quartet set a new meet record with a 3:215 time. Rounding out the list of win- ners was Tom Wood, who topped the field in the javelin with o. throw of 191-10. Now Grinnell must defend its outdoor title this weekend in Cedar Rapids. Coach Young figures it to be a tough go, the main competition coming from ‘3 MIXED UP ON WHAT TO EAT? YES? WE’VE GOT ANSWERS TASTY PASTRY 923 Broad Pharmacy ‘ Where you will find quality Dillon-y cosmetics and where your healthy is our business 40h Ave. 5 surging St. Olaf team, with Carleton and Monmouth not far behind. Top among the Pioneer en< tries tn the conference meet will be returning champions Beckord and Lengham, and Schachel, TePaske, and Rod Brown. Beckord won the 440 last year, while Langham took the 880. In the field, the Pioneers are counting on Wood, who has the best javelin throw oi the year in the conference, and Jim Miller, who is among the bet- ter shot putters and discus throwers in the loop. TePaske has been pushing 22 feet all year in the broad jump and should place, as should Clyde Smith in the pole vault Grinnell’s entries in the 1964 Midwest Conference meet will be: loo—Schachel and Beckord 220—Schachel and Beckord 440—Beckord and TePaske EEO—TePaske and Langham Mile—Langham and Brown Two mile—Brown and Paul Patterson or Mac Winholtz Hurdles—Jim Murtieldt and Mike Dewitt Mile relay—Schachel, Lang- ham, TePeske and Beckord Shot put — Miller and Jeff Lewis DiscusruMiller and Lewis High jump ——Mike Fox and Wood J avelin—Wood Broad jump -— Tom DeBerg and TePaske Pole vault — Walt Neal and Smith Note: Track co-captains Mike Fox and Jeri Langham urge Grinnell students to attend the conference meet tomorrow at Kingston Stadium in Cedar Rapids to cheer the Grinneli team on to what they hope to be their third straight confer- ence title. SCARLET AND BLACK Berg Named Recipient 0f Theophilus Trophy Fred Berg, a senior, has been named the David Theophilus Trophy winner as the outstand- ing athlete at Grinnell College The award was given Berg at the annual Honor 6 letter- mnn’s club banquet held last Tuesday evening. In honor of Theophilus, a 1951 graduate of Grinneli who was killed in Ko- rea. The award is based upon performance, leadership, and scholastic records. A sprinter in track at Grin- nell, Berg was captain and elected the most valuable member of the track team last spring. Because of an eligibil- ity technicality, stemming from his transferring to Grinnell af- ter one semester at the Illinois Institute of Technology, he was not eligible for competition this year. Others receiving wards at the banquet, at which President Howard R. Bowen, spoke, were the “most valuable” and “most improved’ of the fall and winter sports teams. Those honored included Steve Warrick and Elston Bowers, who received the Dick Ullrich trophies es the most valuable lineman and back, respectively, on the football team; Rod Brown, in cross country; Dave Scott, in soccer; John Sundell, in basketball; Larry Miller, in wrestling; and John Kraai, as the most improved swimmer. Also, the championship in< door track team received indi- vidual trophies Body Builders Attention all Junior and Sen- ior Men: Tests for physical fit< ness will be given Monday— Thursday 'in Darby Gym at 8:00, 9:00,l :00, 11:00. Two pe- riods are necessary to com- plete the test. Everyone must take it who has not already passed. See Coach Young. Only TWO WEEKS Left to get those clothes Claire's fine vault IETI'ER HURRY! Serving North 3. South Campus Cleaning Agencies Page Three DANISH MAID ARE BEST‘ MADE PASTRl ES ‘4». AVI. DENO'S PIZZA for that midnight snackl Midn'ff Bra.$ 6.98 Shorts .,,_$ 5.98 Beach coat $14.95 In: more: or A rucorssm SUMMER are In Country ear: colorful playtime”. Midriff bra. chem and beach coat are blue/ lemori print poplin. Sizes 3-15., Poy nter's 4th Ave Fashions yGrinnell' 5 Complete Style Shep for Women "Something New Every Day”