Frldly. October 9, I964

Soccer Team Tests
Perfect Record

The only unbeaten Pioneer
sports team, Coach Irv Si-
mone's soccer 11, will be point-
ing for win number four when
it faces always tough MacMur-
ray at Jackson, 111., on Satur-
day. l

The match will be the third
straight on the re ad for the
Pioneers. They whipped Law-
rence 4-1 and Ripon 7~l on a
Wisconsin invasion last week-
end to up their mark 3-0.

MacMurray, which fields no
football team and has soccer as
its major fall sport, represents
by iar the toughest test yet for
Grinnell and could be the turn-
ing point of the season for his
Pioneers, according to Simone.

“A victory over MacMurray‘
could give us the boost we will,

need if we hope to upset Wheat-
on and Lake Forest, two mid-
west powers, in later games,”
he stated,

“We are improving, but still
have an awful long way to go,”
Simone added.

Improved scoring balance
was one of the highlights of the
Wisconsin trip. Five Pioneers—
Vince Anku, Frank Chilingulo,
John Emery, Felix Lungu, and
Fred Miller—shared ll goals at
Lawrence and Riponl

Softball Nears End;
Women Now Aiming
Toward Dance lM’s

By Carol Riddle

Swish. Then, the crack of the
bat! A runner sails to first,
She’s s'afe! She goes on to sec-
and. she’s safe! There could
not have possibly been any er-
rors in the outfield, could
there? After all. these players
are real pros. I.M. softball is
a game of skill. Some of the
girls have been perrecting their
abilities {or at least a week or
two. They play such fast games
that occasionally as many as
two innings are completed be
fore the game is called at 5:30
p.m. As the girls hurry away
from the field to go to dinner,
the following comments are

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heard, "Gee, it’s great to get.

outside in the clean air!”.
“Those fuddyrduddies back in
the hall don’t realize what they
are missing", “M a y b e the

whole hall will fire up for the'

next game”. “Let's plot our
strategy — hey, how about
squirt guns for the fielders?!"

The remaining softball games
are:

Mon., Oct. 12—Jarnes vs. Loose
Main vs. Hnines
Tues., Oct. 15—Main Vs. Read
Wed., Oct. 14——Cleveland vsl
Loose
Meats vs. Read
'l'hurs., Oct. lS—Mears vs.
Haines '

The plans ior one of the most
colorful events of the fall are
now underway. The creative
abilities of South Campus will
be directed towards that great
undenaking known as Dance
I.M.'s. On Saturday, November
21, all of the Women’s Halls
will Compete for the top honor
with their masterpieces of orig-
inality and imagination.

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Yearling Thinclads
To Open 64 Season .

Grinnell College’s ireshman ‘

its schedule with a pair of
meets on Thursday and Friday.
The Pioneer yearlings will
run a Z-mile meet with Drake
on the Drake tra ck in Des
Moines on Thursday and will
match strides with Cornell on
Grinnell’s 3-mile Ward Field-
Country Club course on Friday.
‘Coach Dick Young will take
Darrell Dunham, Ric Mac—
Dowell, Robert Grant, Doug
Dray, Steve Hunt, and Galen , ” ‘ '
Eollinger to the Drake meet. Gals—flre—up with Delabian Rice for the women’s softball lM program

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