Friday, April 3. ms

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Golfers look Toward New Season
As Risser. Shellenbarger Return

With only two of the five top
.shooters or last year returning,
the Pioneer golfers will be hard
pressed to come near their sec-
ond straight conference champion-
'ship.

The two retumees are Ted Ris-
ser, who shared the title in the
conference meet last year, and

"Dave Shellenbarger. Shellenbal‘g—
er played number five man most
of last year.

In addition to his conference
championship, Risser holds other
impressive credentials. As a soph-
omore he placed fifth in the con-
ference and both years he has
been in the top twenty - iive in
the NCAA college meet. In dual
meets last year he scored 191/2 ot
a possible 24 points.

Shetlenbarger, a junior, win
probably move up to the number
two slot this spring Last year he

took eleventh in the conference
and scored 131/; of a possible 18
dual meet points.

Moving in to fill the other three
slots on the team will probably
be two sophomores and a senior.
niey will be filling the shoes oi
departed Dave Sellergren, Mike
Miller, and Eric Miller. Seller-
gren and Eric Miller were both
three year regulars for the Pion-
eers while Mike Miller was for
two years. Sellergren was first,
second, and fourth in his three con-
ference meets while Eric Miller
was twice in the top six. The trio
combined for 50‘/2 points last year
while holding the opposition to
181/2.

Jeff Kohlman, a part—time play.
er on last year's squad, will iill
one spot while .siil Lee and Russ
Heuckendori irom last y ea r' s
ireshman squad will probably take
the other two.

 

Three Returning LeHermen

Serve Bowers'

The Pioneer tennis team, which
took second in the conference
last year, iinds itselt this year
With a shortage of seasoned play-
ers. Only three letternien are back
to help Coach Bowers' squad. Most
of the other spots on the team
are taken by sophomores.

The three returnees are senior
Mike Greenfield and juniors Elija
Hicks and Dick Lovell, who filled
the number three, four and five
spots on the squad of last year.

Gone are four men who divided
up the rest at the spots. Larry
Shannon, who reached the finals of
the number one singles. Ken Cly—
mer who was on the winning sec-
ond doubles team, and Tony Hor-
ton and Chip Kinsey who shared
the number six post on the team
will be missed this year.

Greenfield will probably move
into the number one spot this year.
He had a 7-3 record last year
while joining Ciymer on the win-
ning second doubles team. He also
reached the finals in singles.

iiieirs and Lovell will move up
to challenge for the numner two

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and three positions. Both were
better than .500 last year. Hicks
also advanced to the semifinals of
the singles and doubles in the com
terence meet.

IRG Gollee Hour

The intemationat Relations Club
is having a coffee hour and panel
discussion on the topic “American
Foreign Policy" at 4 p.m. in the
South Lounge of the Forum this

afternoon. In attendance will be
ioreign students tram Iowa col-
leges for whom the discussion was
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[ouch Young and Team Make Trucks;
Hope to Improve in Outdoor Season

Coe presents Grinnell‘s first
test of the 1966 outdoor track sea-
son as Coach Young and his
squad meet the Kohawks at Ward
Field in a dual contest scheduled
for 2 on tomorrow.

Fielding a small squad, Gi'innell
placed fourth in the Midwest Con-
ierence indoor last month, break-
ing a string of four consecutive
indoor crowns. it is hoped that
with the addition of a few boys
from winter sports and better
conditioning, the team can improve
their standing in the outdoor sea-
son.

Middle Distance Strong

So far, the middle distances ap-
pear to he Grinnell's strong area
while the sprints, hurdles and
iieid events remain in question.

Team captain Jeri Langham, an
outstanding halfrmilei' and miter,
continues to be the foundation 0
the Pioneers' strength in the mid
dle distances with backing from

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Doug Dray, Rick MacDowell, John
Kelsey and Jim Mui‘tfeldt.

Steve Brinlnall, though hamper-
ed by strained leg muscles, should
aid the Grinnell team in a range
pi events, including the iow'hurd»
ies, sprints, sea and relays.

Watt in Sprints

Letterman Bob Watt, just out
from basketball, also looks strong
in the sprints, while sophomores
Dick Lamb, Mike Schwartz, Jim
Cearnal, and Jon Buswell hope
to give him good support in the
dash relays.

in the field events. tetterman
Tom Wood has good prospects in
the javelin as do seniors Walt
Neal in the pole vault and Euswell
in the long jump. Others compet-

ing in the field events will be
Richard Weeks in the javelin and
discus, Wood in the high jump,
Tom Russell in shot-put and Cam‘-
nal, pole vauit.

Work in Cold

Despite the cold weather. Coach
Young has been working his boys
hard in preparation tor this week-
end and the coming season. How-
ever, in a shoit intrasquad meet
last Saturday, several lnjuries
were sustained and many boys
seem Victims of the Weather with
head coIds and coughs.

Still, the team is anticipating
this Saturday with hopes tor hor-
ter weather, good per-romances
and the start of a successful sea-
son.

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