Page Eight SCARLET AND BLACK Friday. February ll. I966 fingers fiahe hate” The Pioneer basketball team alter losing its hrst eight conier'. elice games, Saturday defeated Cue, the ninth and the only other team the Pioneers had not faced. Soiaiter being shellacked by Be- lon Friday, 94-73, the cagers used their best rebounding night of the y:ar plus some accurate outside shooting to whip the Kohawks, 1014 89, The Pioneers will jump into the second half of the Contetence sea- son this weekend at Darby with the first tough win of the year already under their belt. The Pio- neers have also jumped out oi sole possession or last to a tie for ninth in the conference, which is another victory. Arriving this weekend will be two or the toughest teams in the league, Carleton and St, Olaf. 0p< posite to the Pioneers. Carleton has only lost one game this year and owns first place. St. Olaf also owns a respectable 6-5 record. Beloit, which was probably the best team to play in Darby this season, brought a well-oiled ma- chine tD Grim-tell and rolled Over the Pioneers, who were not play. ing badly, The Pioneers actually were able [0 hold small leads for the first part or the game, due mainly to hot shooting. But the Bucs took a 23722 lead on a three pointer hy guard Lloyd Smith and were never headed atter that. Be- loit tore apart the Pioneer zone deiense easily with sharp and quick passes which led to many easy baskets, Also the Bucs, if they missed a shot, frequently iol. lowed it up one or several times until they scored. They owned a 47-26 advantage in rebounds, many oi which led to quick scores, individual highlights in that game were Tom Hill and Mike We Have A New Front— But the Goodies Are the Same As Always — Great! TASIY PMIRY Schwartz who notched 22 and 20 points respectively. Fortunately the next day the Pioneers ran into Coe, a team that was having a bad night and were able to win fairly easily. With Jeff Fi'aiitZ doing an im- proved job on the boards and in scoring, atter an on night against Beloit, the Pioneers jumped to a 4636 haltrtime leadt While all five Pioneers were scoring well. Coe could get scoring from one source, forward John Valentine. The Ker hawks had a [rigid first half, hit- ting only 29 per cent including one stretch where they went one ior thirteen. Although the Pioneers got fewer shots than their opponents, they still scored seven more bas- kets in the first half. In the second half, Coe was nev- er able to threaten for the lead 100 point mark. With iour seconds leit Bab Watt scored a basket to give the Pioneers hit points. The iinal was 101789. All five Pioneer starters scored in double figures in the victory. Jeff Frantz led with 27 while guard Mike Schwartz reached the twenty point mark again with 22. Elliott Hibbs with 13, and Ted Kisser and Tom Hill at 12, round ed out the top scorers Game hone ors went to John Valentine of Coe who scored set Carleton and St. Olaf will be trying to match the victories both got in Northfield earlier this sea- son, The Oles are led by Eric Grimsiud and Jeff Nelson who scored 16 and 13 points in their 84767 victory. The Pioneer leaders were Greg Rankin, Jeff Frantz, and Ted Risser‘ in that game. iorwards, Terwi ger and Chap, two or the leading scorers in the league. Only Frantz for the Pi Heei’S was able to score double figures in that game. Student Voices Questions lTo the Editor: , why did one halt of Grinnell’s lpernianent coaching statt resign .within a week? Are steps being taken to secure lnren of equal talent and expe ience to fill these positions or will inexperienced assistants be given head coach positions as in the past in wrestling and baseball? Robert Wells ”11: is m 1H: Nmmz or a dema- crazio society (a fly to combino and reconcile conflicting groups and points at vim and this trait extends to the conduct a! loreign policy. I: is normal, and sometimes advantageous, tin: A democratic torsion polity should In a mixed salad. But in the end even the em or democrat: cannot ray both A and not-A, cannot hang on lo 13th halve: or it continue Ham—Still, you n c v e r k n o w about a Texan." For a he. wpy at in. current have at our ilONAL REVIEW, write to onpt. cP-s, I50 2 as St, N, Y. 15, Ni V. so the Pioneers aimed to top the _ The Carls are ed by their two- On Couchings Vacancies‘ PIONEER GUARD ELLIOT HIBBS drives tor two in Satur- days game against Coe. The Scarlet and Black emerged the victors in their first conterence win against eight de- teats, and also topped the century mark for the too time this season. winning IDI- as. The Pioneer varsity featured a balanced scoring attack with all five starters hitting in double figures, and an inspired Jett Frantz collecting 27 markers. BME§ FtfiWEh§ 1012 Broad St. 5-3177 you’re in the Wygfi gememoooati r W; i' Right Cure For Winter Wear and Tear STANDARD WWW GOLLUM’S SERVIGE