Friday, April 18, I967

The Grimm" REPORTER

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LAST SUNDAY'S SOCCER
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low-score weelr extends losses

By Barry Ancona

There are more Grinnell men
out {or the Soccer Club than
ior any oiticial varsity and
freshman sport. The win-loss
record of the student-organized,
studentcoached group would be
the envy of any Grinnell team.

What, and who, is behind the
success of the Soccer Club? The
answer would seem to have
some bearing on the dilemma of
our official teams, and on the
role of intercollegiate athletics
at Grinnell. Next week’s Report-
er will include a feature on the
Soccer Club, and a discussion
of the value of intercollegiate
alhletics.

Now lot the intercollegiate
sports report: The track team
lost, 117-28, to State College of
laws Tuesday. Rich Weeks was
the only winner with a 165’9"
javelin toss. He also took third
in discus. Thor Evenson placed
second in the high jump and
440 hurdles, and Ric Machws
ell took seconds in the 380 and
mile. The Pioneer squad at the
Drake Relays this weekend will
be the smallest in years enter-

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GRINNELL NEWTON

ing only three events. Evenson,
MacDoWell, Steve Erintnall and
Bob Watt will nm in the Iowa
College 880 and mile relays.
Watt, Brintnall, MacDowell, and
Doug Dray will enter the college
division distance medley relay.
The track team hosts Monmouth
varsity and freshmen at 3:30
pm. Tuesday.

The golf team lost to Carleton
Monday. Its record now is 04.
They will go to the Drake Invi-
taticnal this weekend. Iowa
State will play here Tuesday at
3 p.m. in 23 years of competi-
tion with the men of Ames, the
Pioneer team has won twice and
tied once.

The tennis team is H. They

Posi on: open
on yearbooks

Applications are now
being accepted for posi-
tions on two potential
college yearbooks,

A proposed “Cyclone"
book is to be restricted
to formal pictures and is
to sell for a proposed $2
in the spring. A proposed
“Grinncll Book” would
feature more creative
photography and writing,
It is intended to sell for
$5 and appear in the fall.

It is hoped that editors
and business managers,
and possible other staff
members, would apply
its a team. Applications
should be addressed to
Dr. Benjamin F. Graham
[biology], chairman of the
Publications Committee.
For further information
contact Lilah Morton.

 

will play Knox today at 3 pm.

The baseball team is L7, alter
losing both halves of a double-
header with Monmouth Tuesday.
The team will play Camel] at
Mt. Vernon Tuesday. Cornell
College is being considered for
the “contributingrto‘theewin-col-
urrm” award for losing to the
Pioneers last week. The award
was given this winter to the
Coe basketball team.

Graduation speaker

Senator G e o r g e McGovern,
four-term United States legis-
lator and South Dakota’s first
Democrat in the Senate since
1936. will address the 1967 cam-
mencement exercises Friday,
May 26.

McGovern, 44, a former pro
lessor of history and govern-
merit at Dakota Wesleyan Uni-
versity, served in the House of
Representatives previous to his
election to the Senate in 1962

Curtis E. Bradford, Oakes
Ames Professor of English Lit-
erature, will Conduct baccar
laureate services the Thursday
prior to commencement.

Thanks for fast

Last week's fast to finance
the transportation oi Sudanese
refugees to schools in the United
States drew support from 969
Grinnellians. J o h n DeMabipr
wished to extend hls thanks to
those who lasted.

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New Sunday Hours—8 am 'iil 8 pm

Soccer Club defeats Drake 6-0

Despite a late spring snow-
fall, the soccer club deteated
Drake Sunday 8-0 on a slick
and unpredictable Grinnell play-
ing field,

Several minutes into the first
quarter, Grinnell made what
was to be the winning goal by
Giuseppe Basignano. A high
school foreign exchange student
from Ecuador, Basignano gave
the Pioneers a 1-0 lead with an-
other goal oil the toot or a
Drake delenseman.

Ed Dingilian’s goal midway
through the second quarter gave
Grinnell a halltime lead of H,
and Basignano added his third
goal in the third quarter for a

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

44] lead.

In the final quarter, Felix
Lungu dropped in the fifth goal.
A penalty kick by Seth Kporze
in the closing minutes gave the

rinncll club its winning score.

Goalies Bill Batschelet and
Rich McGinn were relatively un-
tested with most Drake shots
coming irorn long distances,

The Grinnell Soccer Club has
deleated Drake twice, including
a homecoming match here last
(all, 3—1. Drake won its first
match against the Pioneers
early last lall. The Soccer Club
travels to Des Moines Sunday
for a return match against the
Drake squad.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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