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"Second Annual' IM Banquet Held Tracksters Seek To Defend Title

23 Years After the First One!

Associate Dean Richard Win-
, ters and Dean of Men 5 Eu-
gene Thompson were special
guests Wednesday evening at
the Second Annual Grinnell
College Student intramural Ath—
letic Awards Banquet, where
the keynote was participation.
Six speakers participated in the
‘_ presentation program itself, be-
stowing more than a donm in-
dividual and team trophies on
the 17 attending hau represen-
r natives.

Master of Ceremonies ‘Panth-
er’ Anderson explained that this
tradition—now elated to be I
yearly campus “lair—was be-
gun with the First Annual LM.
Awards Banquet. held in 1941
Presumably the theme was
'particlpation' in those days.
too; the people in charge just
didn't do a very good job of get-
ting it across. Twenty-three
years later, Jeri Langharn
praised the high level of l.M.
participation now existing.

Lnnghain then pointed out
that if East Norris — eighth-
place linlsher in I.M. tennis
this season—had sent represen—
tatives to all of their scheduled
matches. they would have col-
lected enough forfeits to place
fourth. Langham also men-
tioned that of Clark Hall's 24

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victories in the LM gnlf
matches. 20 of them were by
forfeit. The last seven place-
winners in the gulf standings
were arranged according to
which team had the fewest for-
feits, Langham noted before
closing; three halls having rur-
feited all 30 matches. Coach
Edd Bowers than praised the
high level of LM. participation
now existing.

Bowers also presented the
MacMurmy and Truesdale tro-
phies to Smith Hall, overall
paint leader for 196586. This
was Smith's third straight year
oi ell—sport supremacy, thus en<
nhling them to retire the present
MncMur-ray trophy. A recap of
the past year by Jim Randall.
I preview of the 196567 season
by Dan Marklnhnn. and a short,
change-oi—pace talk by Athletic
Director John Pfitsch on the
philosophy of intramural sports
rounded out the program.

The absence from the dinner
of President G l e n it Leg-
gett served coincidentally in il-
lustrate the paint Langham and
the other speakers had tried to
make: by not attending, Leg—
gett missed a chance to gain a
forfeit on Dean of Women Jean
Slocum. She was not the re
either.

At Conference Meet Here Friday

The Pioneer trackmen cort-
tinue to prepare tor the can»
ferenu meet. to be held at
Grinnell's Ward Field on May
N and 21. They head for Elm-
hurst, Illinois this weekend for
the Elmhurst Relays after hav-
ing made it good showing at
the Beloit Relays last Satur-
day.

The same men with support
1mm Wilt Nell, who is recov-
ering horn I pulled muscle,
John Kelsey, Rlc MacDowell,
Tom Russell, and Spencer
Clerk will defend Grimell’s
outdoor wnference crown. Com-
petition loolu to be strongest
from Carleton, St. Olaf and Cor-
nell, And several records could
fall if the weather is good.

All students and faculty are
encouraged to come out and
watch what is sure to be an
exciting contest. Friday's e»
vents will be the finals of the
discus. javelin, and long jump
and running events preliminary
in starting at 3 pm. Finals in
the remaining held events are
scheduled for Saturday with the
pole vault beginning at noon
and running events starting at
1:30.

Schools participating in this
weekend's meet will include

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Lake Forest, Concordia. Mac-
Murray, St. Ambrose, Augus-
tana, Hillsdale, and others. Ex-
cept for the mile relay. all e
Vents will consist of individual
eifnr‘ts — such as the field
events. dashes, hurdles, and
long-distance runs. Grinneli's
strongest entries are Tom Wood
in the javelin, Jon Buswell in
the long jump, and Jen Lang~
ham in the long distances, with

1. Talking to yourself?

Reliearsing a speech.
in running for
President of the
Student Council.

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Do I need one?

3, Already been used,

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Tyler too"?

hopes nf goud performances
from Steve Brininall in the
middle distance events; Boh
Watt and Dick Lamb, sprints;
Doug Dray, long distances; and
Mike Schwartz, hurdles.

The modest crowd at last
Saturday’s meet in neloit saw
the Pioneers battle teams from
twenty schools in making strong
bids in both the field events
Ind the relays.

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