Friday, March ll. I966 SCARLET AND BLACK Page Seven ‘ Pioneers Held Under In Swim Season; Finish Seventh At Conference Meet The Pioneer swimming team finished a lean season last week- end, when they took seventh place in the conference meet at Law- rence, scoring lo points. Cornell won the meet easily with 66v, points. 5' The only bright spot in an other- wise lackluster performance was the setting of a conference record by Ken Adelman in the ZOO-yard butterfly. Previous record was 2:155, which Adelman broke in the preliminaries with a time of , 2311.9. The Pioneers altogether picked up one second, one fourth. and one sixth to score their ten points. Adelman was the tap Pioneer finisher with a second place time of 2: 13.2 in the ZOO—yard butterfly in the finals. Steve Holtze picked tip the Pioneer fourth in the Zoo yard individual medley. Hollze and Adelman then joined Bob Wells and Bill Lantl an the sixth place too-yard relay team. The team has been hindered all season by its lack of size and strength and consequent spotty weaknesses. The team has done a creditable job of overcoming this problem all season. but it proved a crippling handicap at the confer- ence meet. Unfortunately, Coach Irv Si- mone has to how out at a time when the swimming fortunes are at a low and when the chances for improvement are not too encour- aging. Perhaps the lack of facili— ties for the swimmers is failing to attract potential Pioneer swim- mers, and will contine to hinder the development of a solid swim- ming team. Runners Place Fifth at Chicago; Four-year Conference Reign Ends The Pioneers' {our year reign as king among me Midwest Con- ference track team: was ended last weekend when a small can- tingent took fourth place in the conference indoor meet held in Chicago. The host team, University of Chi- cago. took the mat wlth 62 points. The Pioneer: placed filth with 25 points. The team Wll not able to pick up any first place: and not only two seconds. Leading the team was Steve Brintmlll who lCored in one in. dividual nice and on two relay teamsi Jeri Lungham and Ric MacDawell each were on three relay teams which picked up points for the Pioneers. . The three relay teams proved to be the strength or the Pioneers, scoring two seconds and a fifth. The distance medley quartet of Brim- nall, MacDowell, John Kelsey, and Langham copped a second. The two mile team of MaoDowell, sam. people any they wouldn't Willi Across the street iar our plus. Olli. m say they wouldn't even their lounge: for ii. out you don‘t my. to _ we‘ll deliver ta your Doug Dray, Kelsey, and Langham placed second, The one mile team of Jim Multieldt, MacDowell, Langham. and Brinmall finished filth. The Pioneers were able to gain three places in the individual I:- vents. Brintnall got the highest finish with his third ill the Wyard low hurdles. Picking up fourths were Wult Neal in the polo vault and Tom Russell in the that put. Headquarters For: IIISSIS SKIRTS SLACK! ILOUSES one“ 3W“ A 5' PA I) El. GRINNELL lee go to room; —a.. North Campul at least. Pisl Girll. don't despair: we’re ne- gotia rig with tho odministution for . similar arrangement on Campus. South ’ "Am," Allrvano's Mm rm Delivery 236-6222 l Basketball Season Ends Dismal/y As Frantz Rewrite: Record Books The Pioneer basketball team finished a dismal season last weekend with a pair of losses to Knox and Monmouth. Also dismal is the departure of Jeri Frantz after this season with its Grinnell all - time scoring record of 1312 points, more than two hundred ov- er his nearest competitor. Already in seventh place on the list after only his first two years of play- ing. Jeff easily overlook the first six with his 412 points this year. The point-count of this year was a drop from his record year of 1964- 65 when he poured through 512 points. This can prohahly be ex- plained by the fact that he Went out for football this year so that he had a more ditiicult time getting in shape for basketball and also had to spend a great portion of his time battling lor rebounds which left less time for scoring. This way, though, he became the top rebounder for the Pioneers Jeff's scon‘ng average over the three years was 19.33, just a shade llnder the all-time best Pio neer murki Jeff also holds the scoring record of 46 points for a single game. in addition he holds five more offensive records, but he also holds the record for the most personal fouls in - season. The Pioneers will also he lDSillg'SliOLS. In the last two minutes of co-Caplaih Ted Rissel', a two year the half they had five turnovers regular, who also added valuable and lost the lead at the buzzer. leadership to the primarily under- classmen team oi this year. lead over Knox, Friday, they made eight of their first nine 35-34. 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