Page Eight SCARLET AND BLACK Pioneers Make Last Home Stand; Lawrence Otters Tough Opposition The Pioneer iootbali team will tinish its home season tomorrow against Lawrence The gridmen, who will be trying to save some or their dignity in this disastrous season, will not be lacing a patsy and will be underdogs in the battle. Last Saturday the Pioneers showed brief signs or brilliance in their homecoming clash with Eeloit, but overall the mistakes they made proved [00 costly. Two at these mistakes came in the second quarter latter the Pioneers had kept Beioit score less in the first quarter. The first was a tumbled hike by the Pioneer punter which gave the Bucs the bail on the Pine neer 13 yard line. Two runs gained nothing but on third down Rick Stutz threw his first touchdown pass oi the game to Lambert. Later in the quarter, the Pio- neer punter got on only a za yard boot which Beloit returned ROGER BRYANT connects ‘3 with a Baloir receiver at Don Kraitsik comer up tron. behind to help out. ~® After Shave Cologne IS HERE Tharp Pharmacy 817-4th Ave. (Cers Take Beloit; lawrence Next The cross country team will wrap up the dual meet portion at its season by hosting Law< rence in a Midwest Conference dual Saturday. The meet, which will run in conjunction with the Grinnell- Lawrence football game, will begin at 1:20 p.m, It will go tour miles. with both the start and finish at Ward Field. An extremely close match is likely as the Pioneers seek their third Conference victory against one setback. HANSEN'S DANISH MAID BAKERY “Based on previous results and times, the two teams ap- pear to be evenly matched," said Coach Ray Ohenniller. “The decision would appear to hinge on which team most wants to Win." Obermiiier was pleased with the Pioneers' 14-23 victory over Beloit last Saturday, calling it Grinnell's “best team effort of the year.” Beluit's Bart Calkins was the individual winner, but Grinnell took the next tive spots, John Sharpe, Doug Dray, Steve Brintnall, Spencer Clark, and Bob Grant Crossing flit) finish line in that order, Three other Pioneers will run against Lawrence — Steve Montgomery, Dave Newman, and Gary Agisim. The Pioneer freshmen will run in exhibition. They are Glenn Browning, Dave Bryan, John Wilson, Eric Thor, Steve Siegel. John Siekert. and Dun- can Walters. to the Pioneer 34 yard line with I123 left in the half. This time it took only one play to score, another Stutz to Lam- bert pass. After the kickoff, the Pioneer quarterback threw three incom- plete passes, but on tho tourth he fumbled and Beloit recov- ered on the ll with less than ten seconds remaining in the halt. This time Stutz passed to Davenport tor the score and a 20-0 half time lead. In the second half the Plu~ neers were finally able to get their offense in gear and ground out three touchdowns. The first came on a quarterback roll—out by Kent Thomson who ran 26 yards, The other two came on passes thrown by Thomson. One went 1 yards to Bob Watt and the other want it] yards to Tom Hill. Beloit also added three scores FOOTBALL— (Ccutlnued on Page 7) Friday. October 23. I965 Soccer Club Beats Drake The soccer club won Its first home game Saturday against Drake. The 3-1 victory evened the team's record at H. Art Dappen opened the score ing In the first quarter with an assist from Seth Kpojty on a di« rect free kick play. Just min- utes later, Tom Baa headed in a goal off an assist by Mel Thompson. The second quarter was scoreless, but Drake bounced back in the third with one goali Bat) again scored In the fourth oti Thompson's assist. The soccer club resumes home action Sunday afternoon against John Ft Kennedy Col- legs. Frosh to Knox The freshman football loam is expected to be at peak strength when it closes Its three-game schedule by lacing Knox at Galesburg, iil., Friday allemoons Garry Bork, Bill Wedding, Steve Carroll, and John Peder- sen will all be back in action after missing the Oct 14 loss to Cornell because of injuries, Also In the lineup will be Roger Roe, who joined the team last week. Grinneil take: a 0-1 record into the game. @ Winterizing Tune-ups Front-end Alignment Atlas Tires and Batteries . STATION THE VARSITY For paperbacks, mag- azines. greeting cards, smoking supplies. to- bacco, candy, pop. reo- ords. beer. newspapers and assorted other goodies. Patronize Our Advertisers SPECIAL College Nylon Tote Bags with Drawstring Beautiful Red and Black Step Up To Parachute Cloth Bugs With Grinnell College Insignia Suitable for Storage, Laundry. or Gym Clothe! $1.85 an." Special Price51.25 See your college agent at both North and South Campus Cleaning Agencies or our downtown office. Meeker laundry & Cleaners Tol‘T'lx Freud St. Grinnell. Iowa ADDRESS HEREl JD‘S RESTAURANT ElevatId—at 722v. Main, Grinneli xog 5291103 we}; oticfirl 7" so. ;,