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SCARLET AND BLACK

Friday. February ii. men

 

Big Drama in lM’s
As B'ball Continues

riioro was big drama in the
I M. ‘A’ division this week as lead-
or Clark (5-0) met Cowles (4-0).
Final: 47-43, CDWleS winning. Clark
lifld advertised its powerful, long-
shooting guards and solid team baI—
ance. Clark boasted a high-scoring,
' 'ce - rebounding lront line and
won one game by 50 points
Clark was touted tor deft pass-
iiig and 'sure' scores on their
jumps, as well, but 47—43, anles
defeated them, paced by Nnrd
Blue's 15 points. King-Bee and
Bola dominated the rebounding ov-
er Clark, whose top scorer was
Bill Lee with 14. Cowles opened
up a 19-point lead in the third
period, held 011 a belated effort,
and now heads the ‘A‘ division.
Other important ‘A' action saw
North nick Dibble 58-57 in a pro-
tested overtime contest. Trailing
by 12 in the second half, North
* Iollowed Ron Cogswell‘s 16 points

immorality in Loggia?

To the Editor:

We are shocked and appalled
to discover on South Campus or
cycle racks in which male and fe
male hicyclos spend the cntlre
winter together. side by side. it
is frightening to realize that tllls
college is fostering an atmosphere
which. besides resulting in an un-
healthy intimacy, could result in
a number or tricyclcs blocking
traffic in the laughs

Mary Malcolm
Mary Zick
Nina Shapiro
Laurie Woods
sire Levin.

to a 5454 lie on a short bank-shot
at the horn. Dibble, led by Jim
Stephens with 19, has protested
that the shot was taken after time
had run nut, A decision should be
reached by press time, but re-
gardless of the outcome North
will remain atop the overall stand-
ings, with Cowies and Smith next,

No crucial ‘B’ division games
were played «this week

 

Helines Bowls Best
In WRA Tourney

Hollies took first in the bowling
tournament held last week by
WRA. Their total score from a
team or 5 was 1156. Runners up
were James, 1135; Main, 1076:
and Mears, 1000. Nancy Halama
led the high individual series com—
petitlon. followed by ViAnn Beadle
and Linda Bird. High individual
games were howled by Nancy
Halama, 154: Linda Bird, 147;
and Marsha Drake, 14B,

Grinneil will be competing in a
state postal meet with the top ten
bowlers tronr our tourney as well
as others with high averages com-
peting.

Open swims ior women will be
held every Wednesday night irom
9:00 to 10:00 as a regular feature
of the WRA calendar, Open gyms
will also continue in be held weekly
for coed recreation, Sundays from
7:00 to 9: 00,

 

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Grappiers Drop Heuribreuker
After Splitting Weekend Bill

The Pioneer grapplers came
within a shade or defeating Cor-
nell Wednesday night when Ray
Mendel, normally a 152 pounder,
just missed pinning his opponent in
the heavyweight division. The win
that Ray picked up left the Pio-
neers one short of Cornell 20-19.
The Pioneers actually won one
more match than the Rams. but
two Cornell pins gave them the
victory. Others besides Mendel to
win were hill Barnes, Ken Strun—
ler, John Sharpe. and Bob Geller.
Joel Richman and Gary Wilson
tied their matches

The wrestlers also split last
weekend, losing to Upper Iowa. 14-
17. and healing Simpson, 19-16.
Winning tor Grinnell against Up-
per Iowa were Barnes, Strubier,
Sharpe, and Louis Kelley; Sharpe
won by detault after leading in the
first period. Kelley had the best
match or this meet, heating his op-
ponent who had taken 2nd place at
the Knox Invitational last semes-
ter.

Barnes. Strubict. Sharpe, and
Kelley also won against Simpson
with Stmhler collecting the only
(all. Kelley. however. wrestled an
exhibition match. Grinnell’s other
winner against Simpson was Ray
Mendeli Gary Wilson, who would
have given a victory for Pioneers
against Upper Iowa had he wrestl—
ed, was sidelined with an eye in-
jury, Ken Augustine, however,
suffered a recurring injury from
football and will miss the rest of

 

the season, again iorcing Grinnell
to forfeit the heavyweight divis—
ion.

Last Friday the Grinnell ireshr
men wrestled against Knox at
Galesburg. A running score was
not kept because of weight dis-
crepancy; each of the four who
went also wrestled twice. Kerry
Park at 160 won both of his
matches by pins, The other three
who wrestled were Cliff Frolilich
(145), Mike Grove (Its-123), and
Kent Hampton (152): Frohlich
split tor the day, and Grove had
one draw. Randy Stare, the
ireshmen's only winner against
the Luther frosh, Jan, 22, was
sidelined with a knee injury as
was Paul Bradley. Don Kraitsik,
who won two matches - losing
none — at the Freshmen Knox
Invitation last December, was also
sidelined and will be out for the
rest of Lite season.

Tomorrow the grapplers wrestle
at Goa in a quadrangular with
Luther again, a tough Augustana
team, and Coe.

Men's Bowling Results

Three students dominated the
iourth week of College League
bowling. John Holhert had a high
game of 246, Iollowed by Jim
Randall's 233 and Rick Wick-
strom‘s 222i Wickstrom recorded
the series high of 604 with Holbert
at 560 and Randall at 548,

 

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