Friday. September 30. i9“ ) Football (Continued lrom Page 8) As a team the Redmen m not too big but hit hard and execute their plays to perlec- tiou. They are also adept at controlling the ball. Against Knox they ran 83 plays. The average for a team is usually around 65 plays. Ripon also has great depth. Scout Terry Moore noted that } lMs (Continued from Page 5) 3+1 and just a step in {rout of another contender, Gates. Gates is 472 after losing to Dibble and Clark but is still very much in the title picture. The rest or the league has shown the leaders a low Sill" prises. East had trouble with rival West, winning lHi on an interception at the West three yard line, and South which played them to a 6'6 tie at the hall only to lose in the second half. Dibble also has had a number of close games but has managed to keep winning. Raw- aon caught Clark, as mentioned above, and Cowles pinned Smith in a 0-0 tie Langan has not really surprised anybody, but they are showing signs they might. well, maybe next year. The second half at the sea son is just getting started and the surprises are not over. Smith may have found them- selves in their win over Clark and they have yet to play East. Clark and Gates also meet the leader in the second half so plenty can still happen. Dibble is probably in the best shape, with Clark as its only tough op- ponent leit. My predictions for today and @- next week are: Smith over Gates Dibble over Rawson Clark over Langan Dibble over Clark West nver CDvIles Smith over Langao East over Smith Gates over North Rawson over Cowles Dibble and Langan. tossrup Gates over Cowles Clark over West 7 High School Meet Sioux City Central's Doug Smith, who holds tour state track and cross country rec- ords, is expected to he in the field at Grinnell College's third annual inVltational cross coun- try meet tor high schools. The 2-mlie race will be run at 10:30 am. Saturday (Oct 1). The start and finish will be at Ward Field. All competitors will run in one class with medals going to the first 15 individual finishers No team scores will be tabu- lated and no team champion will he named. their second string quarter- back, a sophomore. is at least as good or better than their starter. This is generally re- flected in their whole line—up. Moore added that Ripon was only ahead 10-0 at half-time but their superior depth lead to the 35 point barrage in the second half. The Redmen mix their plays well although they still love to throw the ball. Against Knox they tried 29 passes. The whole Pioneer secondary will have to be sharp for the pigskin is thrown to both ends, the wing back, and to the hallback in swing pattems. Coach Bowers considers the Pioneers underdogs in this battle but it is not willing to concede anything. He said that the Pioneers have a dell- nite chance in the game for victory with a great team er. tort. He mentioned that the practices have been spirited and the squad seems eager to show that they have the ability to he a giant-killer. Last week the Pioneers were alighny less than giant killers. Due mainly to the strong run- ning of Bob Watt. John Eus— well, Dick Lamb, and Rick Weeks the Pioneers carried a 23-21 lead late in the fourth quarter. 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