Page Eight _ Relay Teams Lead Trackmen at Drake The Pioneer track team at the State College of Iowa's Dickinson relays was led by the relay teams that captured two firsts and a third. For the frush a couple re- lay teams also put in strong per- formances. The powerful mile relay team of Mike DeWitt, Steve Erintnall, Paul Patterson, and John TePuske fili- ished in a time of 3:202 which is only a second behind the school record set last spring. The other winning relay team was the sprint medley team of Brintnall. Dewitt. Bob Watt, and TePasl-(e. The 2- mile quartet of Bob Dyer. Patter- son, Brintnall, and TePaska fin- ished third. In the individual events, the high- est iinisher was Tom Wood in the javelin with a second. Wood also added a fifth in the high jump. Jim Miller, with a fifth in the discus. and Clyde Smith, with a sixth in the pole vault, completed the Pio- neer scoring on the varsity level, The freshman sprint-medley re- lay team or Rick MacDowell, Jim Cearnal, Dick Lamb, and John Sharpe set a new frosh mark of 3:391 in grabbing first place. The Esoryard relay team of Ceamal, Kent, Thomson, Mike Schwartz, and Lamb finished second but was disqualified, The varsity team will travel to the Drake Relays this weekend and next Tuesday will entertain SCI at home. Tennis Team Wins 9-0 Wednesday the varsity tennis team beat Coe 94) in a home CDn< ference meet. Earlier in the week the trash beat Coe 54. The var- sity’s next match is with Iowa State here on Tuesday. FOR SALE Government Public Land in 25 States. for individuals, for at low as who per acre. Send shoo tor was report, or $1.75 tor National Re. port, to: Central US, Land Disposal. P.O. Bax H76, Hol- comb, Mo. 53852, Lipstick Y CLAIROL Pharmacy 4th Avenue SCARLET AND BLACK Friday. April 23, ms Al? F .r By Steve Casey The Grinnell home baseball season started last weekend, and the opener was one long yawn. The game seemed about as exciting as an 8:00 humanities class on Monday morning, What kind of baseball is it when the Pioneers can muster only two hits in fourteen innings? A pretty dull kind i my book. " Some strange quirk of fate brought me late to the game in the bottom of the fourth inning with the score 10 in favor of Monmouth. So far, so good. I then sat back and saw the real “excitement" of the game when Gl‘innell “pounded out” three runs on six walks. Then, of all things, in the top of the fifth I saw a hit. I did not realize that the gods on Olympus had been so kind to me — to let me see this great action — until I watched more. The rest of the game was like watching a Met-Houston thriller on TV. Even to the most casual observer, as I was then, it was easy to see that the poor Monmouth pitcher did not have it in that big fourth inning. But he finished the inning as the Monmouth coach paced on the sidelines. After watching three Pioneers walk to first base, it took real courage for the pitcher to stick out the next three walks. For this great dis lay of courage, the coaches of the nine other Midwest con erence teams ought to give him a reward —- another year of eligi- bility so he can continue to pitch against their clubs. After seeing those two exciting innings, I forced myself out to the golf course (to play golf). When I came around and caught a glimpse of the game from the course, nothing could have seemed more unappealing to me. The Pioneers did pull some tricky maneuvers that in- trigued me, though. First, they had no first base coach, and second, they had Morgan Michel as third base coach. I will not deny that Morg is a big morale booster, but the third base coach is a responsible job not ’to be filled by a cheer- leader. And even IM teams have first base coaches. There must be some underlying reason for that piece of strategy. Coach Pfitsch probably figures if a Pioneer gets a hit, he is good enough to be his own coach. Of course if most of the runners get to first on walks, they do not need a coach. Then if the runner gels to third, he needs somebody to wake him up, because he has probably got weary-eyed from watch- ing the Grinnell batters. And Michel is certainly a person who can wake up the runner. When I heard Dennis Hanssen had pitched a no-hitter, I was sorry I missed it, naturally, but the thought of having to sit through seven innings with only one Grinliell hit changed my mind. I was glad I had played golf. 1 almost could picture how Grinnell got its run—walk, walk, walk, and error. As it turned out, my prediction was right, except it was in reverse order. Unfortunately, I hit as many good balls on the golf course as the Pioneers did on the diamond, so I ended up with a poor score. But it would have taken about a 75 for the nine for me to have been sorry for missing the rest of the doubleheader. Don’t get me wrong. I am happy the Pioneers won. But if this is the way they are going to be playing for the rest of the year, it is going to be a long season for the fans. SUMMER .lors IN THE ROCKIES . The Pioneers were plagued by a ) Race Dinner (Continued from Page 1) “races” based on an aggregate of , characteristics. Only in relatively recent times has “race" been used as a ration- ale for declaring one group’s su- periurlty over another, As Kurtz pointed out, this claim of superi- ority is explainable only in its cul- tural context and will persist as long as it is a culturally adaptive response. Spend Your vacation ill the glam- orous high country. was slimmer Employmehi Guide lists over can dude rancher, resorts, summer camps. and gchrnmeni agencies in Colorado, Wyoming. Montana, Utah. Alixona, and New Mexico. 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Freshmen lose First Game to Simpson; luck of Hitting Power Hurts the Team By Jim Wilson The (rush baseball team last its opening game of the season to Simpson College Tuesday 4—3. The Pioneers fell behind 1-0 in the first inning on one of two unearned runs alloted to Simpson. The other two Simpson runs came on a home run with one man on in the fifth in- ning. Greg Dean was the starting pitcher for the Pioneers and was charged with the loss. Dean gave up only five hits and struck out eleven batters. He also contributed to the Grinnell cause with a home run in the fourth inning. Dean was relieved by Greg Erickson in the seventh inning. Erickson was able to hold Simpson scoreless but the Pioneers were unable to bring the needed runs home, hits, a home run by Dean and sin< gles by Jim Kinyorl and Dave Mar- ion. The {rash scored their other two runs in the seventh inning when a Wild throw to second base allowed the two Pioneers, who had reached base on walks, to score. 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