Fug. Twelv- Pioneers Finish Year W iih Title, Shut-out This past; season has been a year of ups and downs for the Pioneer teams ~ ranging from a conference champion- ship wrestling team to a last. place basketball squad. Plo- neer athletes have also been able to pick up several records along the way including a new tnile record by the David Theo- philus trophy winner Jeri Lang- ham and a new career scoring record by Jeff Fl'antz, Dick Lamb, Tom Lannon, and John Lawson were named to the all‘conference fo 0 t b a 11 team. The crosscountry team also finished second. Coach Young at the beginning was not opti- misttc bttt the harriers bent Drake in their first dual 2234 and were on their way. When wtnter came around. Terry Moore started the wrest< ling season by predicting it would be a building year. He built fast, though. To lettermen Ken Strubler, Bill Barnes, Gary Wilson, and Bob Geller he add- ed sophomores John Sharpe. Mike Martinson, Lou Kelley, Rey Mendel, and Joel Richman to make a successful dual-meet team. At the conference meet Barnes started by winning at 123 and Strubler followed with a first at 130. John Sharpe won at 145 and Wilson finished with a 160 triumph. Martinson took third and Kelley second to help the Pioneers to their first wres- Ming championship Unfortunately, the basketball team fared not so Well, With the high scorers of last year, Jelf Frantz, Elliott Hibbs, and Tom Hill, plus some high scor- ing sophomores, the prospects looked good. But. poor shooting, defense, and rebounding through the year brought a 1-17 conference record. On January 29, Frantz poured in 25 points to set the new career scoring record. He fi- iially enrled the season witli 1,312 points. The swimmers also fell. With a miniature squad, they were able to heroically pull out a couple of dual meet wins but were pushed down to seventh in the conference meet. The highlight was Ken Adellualt's record breaking perlormance in the Mayan] butterfly at the meet. Alter four years of being con- ference Champion, the indoor track team slipped to fourth in the conference meet at Clu- cago. The outdoor team also was lacking in manpower. One out- standing performer has been Jeri Langharri who has twice set la new Pioneer mile record, bringing it down to 4:171 The baseball team has had its moments but on the whole has not been performing well. The golf team has come along well and has won sev~ eral meets, Leading scorers for the team have been upper- classmen Ted Risser, Dave Shelienbarger, and Al Wheeler with sophomores Bill Lee and Russ Heuckendorli Shellenbar— ger has also set the varsity rec- ord with a 69, The tennis team has been led to several wins by Mike Green- rield. Lij Hicks, Dick Lovell, Jim Greenebaum, and Pete Kollmani SCARLET AND BLACK Friday. May l3. ms Batman Win Over Knox The Grinnell College baseball team took a double-header from Knox last Saturday and dropped a single game to Mon- mouth on Friday in action which took place on the Pion- eer ball yard. These contests gave the Grinnell diamondmcn been tentatively rescheduled for tomorrow. In the game against Mon- mouth. Grinnell got off to a good start by scoring a run in the tirst inning on a walk to Nick Nonas and singles by Bob Geller and Gary Wils o n. The Boat). an error, and an infield out. In this 31 win Gatton was three for three at the plate and Tilly and Wilson each were twoé for three, In the second game Knox again got a run in the first inning, but the Pioneers air, LEFTY BOB GELLER had Mike Stoller on third base in the sixth inning of Saturday‘r first game against Knox. Two runs had already scored but Geller grounded out and Sioller didn't score. a 5-8 season record and snapped a seven-game losing streak to bring their Midwest Conference record to 3-8. 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