Friday. April 1. I961

The Grinnoll REPORTER

Spring spor’rs openers ihis weekend:
Pioneer team rosl'ers noi ye’r seHIed

By Barry Ancuna

Grinnell track, baseball. ten-
nls, and gall teams are hurry-
ing to be ready for their season
openers this weekend. Team
rosters are not certain yet, but
they should settle down in a
week or two.

Coach Obermiller’s track
team suiiers mm a currently
popular Pioneer ailment, "lack
of depth.“ Swarming with
middle and long-distance men.
the team is sparse on sprinters
and fieldmen. The field efforts
are limited to four men: Tom
Russell (discus. shot put), Thor
Evenson (high jump, long
jump), Gil DeBartolo (javelin)
and Jon Buswell (long jump).
The team will open its season

Drake adds Taylor
’ro Hall of Fame

Morgan Taylor, a Grinnell
track star of the 1920’s, is one
of three American athletes se-
lected to join the Drake Relays
Hall of Fame this year. Taylor
is one of the greatest athletes
ln rowa track and iield history.
He was an Olympic Champion,
world recordsholder in the 400-
meter hurdles and the first
American to win medals in
three Olympic games.

Taylor's 14.7 in the lzuryard
highs, 23.2 in the Zzflrlows, and
25'2" in the long jump. all set
in 1925, Still stand as Grinnell
records.

He also took the NCAA lows
in 1925, and the AAU 400»meter
hurdles in 1924, 1925, 1926, and
1928. His world record in the
400 was 52.0r

A photographic exhibit
by Susan Kaeser
Is on display at the
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here tomorrow at 1:00 pm. with
a triangular meet with Coe and
Graceland.

The baseball team numbers
about fourteen, with five re-
turning lettermen: Ron Gattnn,
Bah Geller, Dave Schatz, Jim
Stuart and Kent Thomsunr
Coach Kowert’s men start con-
ference play at Coe tomorrow,
and will appear here next week-
end to take on Cornell and
Knoxr

Cnach Pfilsch’s tennis team
had six men at last count, none
of them lettermen, The team
looks like it’s in tor a long
season. The season begins to—
morrow at 1:00 pm. when the

racketeers lake on Monmouth
on the Pioneer courts. Grinnell
meets Knox here Wednesday
afternoon.

Coach Bowers has only three
letterrnen — Bill Lee, Russ
Heuckendarf, and Dave Shellen—
barger — on his eleven-man
golf squad. Lee looks the most
promising, according to Coach
Bowers, The clubswingers take
on Drake and Central today on
the Grinnell country club
course.

It seems best to let the teams
speak for themselves, and this
weekend should give them an
opportunity to start demonstrat—
ing what they can do.

Pogo Seven

E Balsmen drop opener E

The Grinnell baseball team
if r o p p e d its non-conference
opener yesterday, losing to Wll—
liam Penn, 163. It was the first
game of the season for both

teams, and their lack of prac-
tice was obvious.

Coach Gene Kowel‘t Started
Greg been on the mound. Dean

went one and a halt innings,
giving up tour runs (only one
of them earned). Dave Schatz
took over the pitching duties,
and had three runs (none
earned) scored against hlm in
two and a half inningsr Bob
Geller pitched two scoreless in«
nlngs but was replaced by Dick
Schneider in the seventh.
Schneider let in two, and was

replaced by Lee Arherman in
the eighth. A few well placed
hits and errors brought seven
more runs across for the Penn-
men.

Grinnell’s scoring came in
the fifth and seventh innings.
In the fifth, Dave Luthy singled
to right, Ron Gatton grounded
out, and Greg Dean and Boh‘
Geller walked, filling the bases.
Schneider hit into what would
have been a double play, but
the throw to first after the force
at second was wide, and Luthy
and Dean scored. In the sev-
enth, a walk and two errors
brought Geller across.

The batsmen take on C0.
tomorrow for a doubleheader at
Cedar Rapids.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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