Friday. November l9. ms Step Up To JD'S RESTAURANT elevated — it mtg Main, Grinneu Feature comedy Trio In Forum Saturday Three Grinnell graduates who learned to take the time in North Yuunker hzill will take the time to entertain twice tomorrnw night. The Grim BNthers—Jlm Han- sen, Jim Fisher, and John Ker- racher—come direct from Mother Blues in Chicago’s Old Town. They’ll present their brand of sa- tire in song and skit tomorrow night at 8:30 and Willi! in the South Lounge at the Fontm. Seniors will remember the en tire trio but everyone is probably familiar with Jim Hansen's speech "What Lechery Means to Me by Dwayne Frankhnuse.” All Sport (out: 20% off Misses & Junior Sizes Petites and Regulars Virginia's SCARLET AND BLACK V’anI, Badminton 0n WRA Schndule Under the sponsorship of with, tour coed volleyball teams have been termed. The teams play in Darby irom 7 l0 9 pm. Sunday evenings and everyone is wel» come. This Sunday night a double open gym night is planned, with bad. mintnn and basketball in the Wom- en’s gym. in addition, volleyball and trampoline action can be en- joyed in Darby. Ping pong "We are underway under sport head Amy Rossman. she is now setting up a student- raculty tournament and forming cored competition. Those interest~ ed should contact Amy. Meanwhile. basketball and voi- leyhail interest groups are prac- ticing ior inter-school eclivtty. It interested, contact Miss King. Students are reminded that the Forum will be open from 3 p.m. to midnight on Thanks~ giving Day. The grill will open Strong Offensive and Defensive Ground Attack leads Grid Team A grueling ground game, both Offensive and defensive. was the strength or this year’s Pioneer football team. The pass delelise was nothing to write home about. offensively, Grinnell’s ground attack featured twn outstanding ball carriers: Dick Lamb—who's only a sophomore—and Bob Watt —who's a junior. Lamb carried for 44! yards at 4.3 yards per carry. Watt gained 438 yards at 5.6 yards pet carry. The breakdown on GrinneII’s scoring reveals remarkable bal- ance: Lamb, as points; Watt, 32 points; Shierholz, 30 points; and Franiz, 24 points. The team gained 1552 yards on the ground tilts year—that’s more than tWice the 734 yards their opponents gained on the ground. in the air Grinnell featured the spectacular passing or Harry An» dersan. Anderson's 281 passes, m completions (46 per cent), 1450 yards, and 17 'm passes are all This is a snow tire! You‘ll need them soon COLLUM’S in" STANDARD l" SERVICE has the finest . . . career records. This year he man» aged to complete exactly 50 per cent at his passes, 62 for 124. He had 3 touchdowns this year. Grinneli’s opponents had an even better year in the air. The opponents gained 1107 yards in the air this year compared with 664 yards for GrinneIIt Anderson completed lots of passes but they weren't especially long. Grin- nell managed to intercept 8 pass- es this year and had 15 of their own pulled down by opponents. Grinnelrs leading pass receiver was basketball ace Jeff Franiz. AI Peterson was the next best l'e‘ ceiver catching a dozen passes lor llZ yards and one touchdown. Tam Hill, with 11 receptions, 106 yards and one touchdown and John Shierholz with 10 receptions, 70 yards and one touchdown were the other important receivers for Grinnell. Grinnell managed to pound out 123 first downs and held the up position to only 98 first downs. The Pioneers were "on the ball” as tar as tumbles were concerned. They bubbled the hall 20 times but recovered tent The opposi- tion, on the other hand, tumbled 22 times and Grinnzll managed to pick up 15 or those. PHOTO CREDITS Parrish srnrgis errnsh riooierns TROPICAL FISH "A variety of supplies and equipments." Also Turtles Ii“ HARRISON'S STEREO ALL AT DISCOUNT PRICES COMPLETE RECORD DEPT. BEST BUY! Orton Thigh-High Hose Sixu 8-1 I Stretch KNITTING SUPPLIES “Get started now on his Christmas gift with Harrison’s line of knitting supplies.” Complete Line Of Ornaments and Artificial Trees SEE HARRISON'S FOR CARDS. COSMETICS AND GIFT IDEAS