Friday. May 6. mo

Langham Sets Mark;
Trackmen Lose Meet

The Pioneer track team participated
in the Drake Relays last weekend, but
was not able to pick up any points.

Jeri Langham, running in the open
college-university race, set a new Pion-
eer mile record with a 4:177 ClDCkil'lg.
He broke his own record of 4:181 which
he set last week, Running in the open
race against all the schools in the meet,
he was not able to place.

The three relay teams that Grinnell
entered failed to qualify for the finals.
Running in the mile relay were Bob
Watt, Mike Schwartz, Rick MacDoweli,

SCARLET AND BLACK

Pn- Soy-n

Clark and Dibble Top Conienders for [M Softball Title

As the intramural season comes to a
close, Clark and Dibble appear to be
headed for a tie for the softball crown
with one loss apiece. Dibble has already
finished its season. while Clark was
scheduled to finish with games with
North yesterday and South today.

Dibble finished its season Wednesday

and Langham: in the sac relay tor the
Pioneers it was Watt, Schwartz, Steve
Brlntnall, and Dick Lamb; the college
sprintvmedley relay consisted of Watt,
Lamh, nt-intnall, and Langham.

when it overcame a West lead witll a
rally in the bottom or the seventh in~
ning. Tuesday it beat Smith, who at
that time also only had one loss, 11-8.

Smith still had a chance to take sec<
0nd Wednesday when they faced Clark.
But Clark, who suffered its only loss
to Smith 1772, whipped them.

East, the other contender, ilnished its
season Wednesday by stomping Gates

48-14, The 45 runs was the highest total
of the year for any team, and set a
new East all»tirrle record. East, alter
its win over Smith two weeks ago, lost
its much and lost the next twn games

and barely squeezed by in the third ba—
lore the Gates smash. First they lost to
Clark 14-7, then under-manned and over-
nontident, lost to North after rallying
desperately in the last two innings. Then
ngalnst Langan they found themselves
getting sloppy again and blew a 12-1
lead beiore finally winning with a run
in the seventh 1514.

North, a tast-improving team, can tie
with Smith tor fourth with a win over
Clark. After losing three of its first
lnur games, it has won the last five.

Smith, also 673, was expected to have
little trouble in beating Gates this after-

 

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