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Pioneer Swim Team Will Open Season at Knox

The Pioneer varsity swim-
mlng team will open the sea-
lon tomorrow at the Knox Re-
lays with almost double the
number of team members it
had last year, This year rookio
coach Roy Obermiller will be
able to count on a ”large"
squad of thirteen members that
will surely give the Pioneers
more strength.

of the thirteen, Obermiller
has four that have prDVEd their
ability already. Another two
have had varsity experience
while the other seven will be
new to the varsity

Ken Adelman will be the
leader of the six returnees. An
excellent butterfly specialist, he
holds all the school records and
was second in the conference

last year after setting a con-
lerence record in the prelimi-
naries.

Steve Holtze, Hill Lontz, and
Rich Lance are other veterans.
All have the ability to be con»
sisLerlt winners for the Pioneers
this yeari Lontz specializes in
the sprints and finished second
in the conference in the 60-yard
freestyle two years ago Holtze
specializes in the individual
medley and holds the school
record in it. He finished fourth
in the conference last year.
Lance missed last year as he
spent a semester at LeMoyne
but had a successful sophomore
year as a diver, finishing fifth
in the conference.

Other holdovers are Bob Wells
in the distance and the breast-
stroke and Bill Batschelet ln

 

 

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the distance events. Lone sopho»
more irom last year's frosh
team is Mike Woods who is ex-
pected to give help in the
sprints and backstroke, Sopho-
mores out for the first time are
Paul Broderick in [he sprints
and butterily and Cliff Froh-
lich in diving. Juniors who were
not out last year included Russ
Allen, Mike Wade, and Dave
Newman.

At the Knox relays the events
will include three freestyle re-
lays, a backstroke, breaststroke,
individual medley, medley re<
lays and diving.

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reason for the suspension penal-
ly, Leggett said: “The only pos-
SIblo alternative would be to let
them come back under conduct
probation, My notion is that
conduct probation wasn't severe
enough in this case, This (Con-
duct probation) would indicate
that the college took on indif-
ferent attitude toward this sort
of behavior (students spending
the night together) and I did
not want to give students or
parents this idea. And (their)
being away does serve as
a reminder (to those still on
campus) that these students
were guilly of misbehavior.”
Leggelt went on to say, "On
this matter of illegal visitation
which extends overnight — I
just don’t have an open mind
on this — 1 may sound moralis-
tic on this." When asked about
the moral standards involved
in this case, Leggett replied: “I
do think premarital sex is
wrong and when it becomes

Friday, December 2, I?“

Cagers Begin Season Against Luther

The Pioneer basketball team
will be relying on improved
speed, shooting, and depth
when they begin their season
tomorrow night at 7:30 against
Luther in Darby.

Coach Pfitsch this year has
ten players who he thinks will
be able to play a great deal. on
his current first team he lists
three sophomores, one junior,
and one senior, With a team of
four juniors and a senior back»
ing them up.

Expected to be in the starting
lineup tomorrow are Henry
Wingate and Mike Schwartz at
guards, Elliott Hibbs and Thor
Evenson at forwards, and Sam
Sent) at center.

Coach Pfltsch mentioned his
first team is very quick and all
five members are good jumpers
although they are small, “This
team plays best when they are
pressing full-court all the time,
but when they start to set up
the offense they do not pro-
duce as Well.”

Pfitsch mentioned Greg Ran.
kin, Dick Musser, Bob Watt,
Roger Able, and Tom Hill as
his second live. He thinks he

Will be able to substitute these ‘

players frequently to sustain
the running attack

The Pioneers will have the
perennial problem of rebounds,
but Pfitsch is convinced |his
team will be able to rebound
better than last year’s squad
although this will still he a
weak point.

public the college must do (9‘77

something. As l see it Grinnell
doesn‘t stand for premarital
sex. one of the reasons may be
that we are a small middle-
western college; we are not a
suburb of Chicago for ex-
ample"

Leggett commented that he
would like to see greater flex-
ibility in the rule structure: “ll-
legal visitation is a matter of
degrees—a young lady sitting
in a man’s room until 8:00 RM,
is different than overnight. I
don't think our present rule sys-
Iem is flexible enough to allow
for this kind of difference.”

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The Pioneer front line with
its quickness and jumping abili-
ty will probably be able to cov.
er the big men of the other
team better than in the two
previous years. '

They will have a chance to
see how they can cover big men
as Luther comes here. Ptltsch
thinks this will be the best
team the Pioneers will face this
year. Luther is big and last and
has many returnees from the
team that humbled the Pio-
neers at Luther last year.

Pfitsch Among
“Winningesl”

John A, Pfitsch, physical edu-
cation, is included in a list of
the nation’s winningest college
basketball coaches in the “1966
Converse Basketball Yearbook."

Pfitsch-coached teams have
won 198 games in 2!] years, with
189 of the victories coming dur-
ing his is years at Grinnell.

The list is headed by Ken-
tucky's Adolph RUPP. who has
won 747 games in 36 years.

George Mills in

Address Journalists

George Mills, statehouse res
porter for the Des Moines Reg-
ister, will address a dinner
meeting or the Grinnell chapters
of Theta Sigma Phi and Sigma
Delta Chi Monday evening in
Gardner Lounge, Mills’ topic
will‘be “The Technique of the

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