Friday. April l4. ml The Grinnall REPORTER Page Seven Batman lose two at Goe l The Pioneer baseball team went to Cedar Rapids Tuesday, looking {or their first win of the season. instead, they Iound themselves on the short end at both games of the doubleheader with (Joe, The Kohawks held the Pin- neers hitiess in the iirst game, winning 50. The nightcap tea- tured a 17-5 scoring marathon with the Pioneers on the bot- tom. Golfers clrop opening lil'l's The Grinnell golf team dropped its first two matches last Friday. Central was vie torious ill/ray2 and Drake won 101/2414. Bill Gray was the only wine ning Pioneer. Gray tied his Drake opponent 80-80, and beat. his Central adversary 80-82. Other point—getters tor Gn'ii— nell were Bill Lee, Who picked up one point against Central, Dave Shelienbarger, who scored halt a point against Drake, and John Winterson, who took halt a point in each encounter, (There are three points per game; one each for best out 9, best in 9, and best total in Points are split tor ties.) Steve Brennan, Drake‘s first man, coveted the links with a 69, tying the Grinnell Country Club intercollegiate record set last year by Shelienbarger. Bill Lee, one of the three lettermen on the squad, has since resigned trom the team. The golfers play Knox tomor- row at Galesburg, lii. “’I‘Hosz WHD rows women hardest and marl productively [or the dim. inntion ol human misery and know tlrnt rhe preconditionr are i) delirionl stability, and 2) economic lleedom, will be oirrppoinroo not or the tools. exquisitely demibed by the Pope in hi: new ”cyclical, but by the runertrd rne-nr, illusory nnd lellrdelgnlinlr wnron ii tol— lowsd would have Ilia contrary ellect to that dorired by tnir r'rrtense Ind l-oly For . lrrr tupy M n. (intent inu- ol NA. VIONAl REVIEW, wril. to Dept. cm, is”. as so. N. V. IO, N. V. For School or Typewriter Supplies Grinnell Office Supply GRINNELL. IOWA Aer... tron tir- Part Ollie- Gieg Dean went the seven inning distance in the lirst game, giving up only five hits, and striking out ten men. Dave Schatz started in game two, giving up 11 runs hetore being replaced by Dick Schneid- er in the third. Dick finished, giving up 0 more. Grinnell scored in three in- nings. in the third, Ron Gatton walked, Keri Engel got on on an error, and Bob Geller singled them in. In the sixth, Jim Se< hern singled, Schatz walked, and Schneider singled, bringing Sebern home. In the seventh, Dean tripled and Geller hit a home run. The harmed me at home this weekend, with a doubleheader against Cornell today, and a single game with Knox tomor< row. FOR SALE smrr sauna"; glrrr Inv- cred marine plywood. Beautiful mahogany dock: orlon .rilr. In excellent conditi with so lb. board to make minimum weighl. isoooo. Trailer available it do. rires. Frank is. Amblour Ne- vrsr, Iowa moi. Tennis rained out April showers have kept the Pioneer tennis team off the courts for their first two one gagements. Saturday’s matches with Monmouth were rained out, but the Scots had already left for Grinnell, The teams played exhibition doubles in Darby Gym, and the Grinnell team or Ralph Brant and John Porter was victorious. Because of Scheduling conflicts, the two teams will not play each other until the conierence meet. Wednesday’s games with Knox were postponed until April 29. The racket men will play Ripun today and Lawrence tomorrow, at Grinnell. Drug statement: The drug statement issued from the Dean's Office before spring recess suggested that Grinnell students inform therrh selves shout dnlgs and drug usage. Recently a series oi papers train the Chicago Drug Congress was released to all members of the AWS board and the CotHP. Five copies have been put on reserve in the Library and are available ior general student use One recommended article is “Drug Use and Student Values" by Prolessor Kenneth Keniston or Yale University. All The New SPRING THINGS a’i POYNTER'S 4th Ave. Fashions Where There's Something New Every Day Patronile Our Advertiser! Headquarters For: 1 W (demands) Jun... 5. ....-- HOUSES . SKIRTS swrarriis . DRESSES 9 GRINNELL NEWTON E. J. JENSEN. 0.0. amourinisr Eyes Examined Contact lensel Actors [torn Post 0"ch grim? MOTHER’S DAY CARDS for Sunday, May 14 Book 'n Card We make delicious cookies Hansen's DANISH MAID Bakery .WM-x 8h all-American favorile BUTTON-DOWN CHAT SHIRT ”’Wmfififih. The traditional way to summercomiort rind good looks . . . the short sleeve, authentic, buttonsdown coat shirt tailored by Mceregor. it's an alllxrnericsn tavulite in oxtord weavo' cotton tapered tor a trim appearance. In solid color: tor I culoriul summer lite. PRESTON S w