Friday, April I2. I968 SCARLET AND BLACK LETTERS EARNED Varsity letters and freshman numerals were recently award- ed to 65 members of the Grin- nell swimming, wrestling and basketball teams. Varsity letter winnerst BASKETBALL Gordon Abel, Roger Able, Ralph Christensen, Thor Evenson, rerry Holloway, Torn Lower, Don Peterson, Greg Rankin, and Mike SchwartL WRESTLING Bob Jenkins, Lou Kelley, Dori Kraitsik, Bob LaBell, Mai‘tinson, Joel Richman, John Shaw, Bob Swortwood and Bill Wedding. SWIMMING Cliti leliich, Ralph Graham, Bruce Hicks, Gregg Lande, Don Linke, Charles Martin, John McBlain, Terry Poland, Rich- ard Seiiert, John Slekert, Mike Schaainian, Bob Wells and Jim Williams. Freshman numeral winners: BASKETBALL Greg Beckman, JohnBoyd Bob Brimmer, Brian Carroll, Gary Duke, Scott Hanson, Tom Mer- rill, Gary Johnson, Roger Koa- Bter and John Otto. SWIMMING Dave Brown, Hal Dale, Bob Dor- sett, Mike Eaton, Tom Gibbons, Craig Gordon, George Kori, Dari Meyer, Richard Pope, Bruce Rollins, Mike Swackhamer and Richard White. WRESTLING Roger Brill, Jim Dix, Norman Fagerstrorn, Dirk Gieysteen. Ted click, Larry Grimm, Steve Hutchings, Alex Karlin, Mike Kawahara, Ernest Rose and Dave Ruhe. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIIlIIIIIIIIIlilliiilllliIlIIIIIIIIIIIlIIIIIliIIIIlII parser-gala (Editor’s note: Personal ad— vertisements should he placed In the $81.3 mailbox at least live days prior In the desired , publication date. Ad rate is three cents per word, including articles and propositions. Cash should be included with your ltd copy.) . MY TRUS‘IY CHRONOMETER} I 'Iuiow iris me, out i ieitliy inns it. Giri‘s Revere watch with iwist—o-Iiex waichbaiid inst on January 3! in or near ARH can snoonr, extension as». . APARTMENT FOR RENT is May through :0 August. can 642W utter 7 run. . 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Mike_ photo by A l, Bernhardt SENIOR POLE VAULTER CHUCH BURNS swings up In the bar tuniing in his best pertorm- ante ot the season against William Penn and Simpson Grinneli vaulters took third and tourth in the meet Saturday which pitted/competitors against gusty Iowa winds. Coach Walker viewed Grinnell’s third place finish as “not had, especially considering Lhe Short time that the team has been practicing." liiilliiiitlliiiiiiiiiiiliiiliiliiiiliiiiiiiiiiliiililiiiliiiliiiiilllliililtiiiillililliiiiliillililiiiiiliiiillllliiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillliillliliiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiliiiitiiiilllililliiiiiiiiHimilIIiillliiiilliiiiiiiiillliilliiiiiilIIiiiiliiiiiIIiiiilltlilllliililiiiil Most Events CanceIIecI‘ SPORTS PAYS HOMAGE T0 KING D E N v E R, Colo., April B (SCN) — A saddened sports world paid homage to Dr, Martin Luther King Jr., last week, imposing on itself a virtual cessation at major so tivity tor a tour day period be. ginning Sunday. GOLF — The third and IQui'th rounds of the Greater Greens hora open scheduled tor Sun. day were postponed until Moli- dayl BASEBALL — Monday’s opening games in Washington, Cincinnati and Houston were shiited to Wednesday, the iirst two for the afternoon and the Astros’ game at night. rues- days American League openers at Detroit and New York were rescheduled Wednesday to al- tentoon. All or Sunday’s ex- hibition games, with the excep- tion oi the Los Angeles-Clcve— land game in San Diego, Cale iiai‘nia, were canceled. BASKETBALL H The second game in the San Francisco- iiiiiiiiiililliililiiiitllliitiltiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiliillliiiliiliililllliliiilltiilili HILL CLIPS WORLD MARK From the SKtB’s London Bureau Leicester, England — Ron Hill, Britain‘s top long—distance runner, bettered Roll Clarke’s world record tor the tomile by 1&6 seconds Saturday, liill was timed m 47 minutes, 2.2 seconds. Clarke, from Australia, did, 47:12.3 at Melbourne, Australia on March 3, 1965‘ illililiiililiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiIIiiiiIIiiitIIiiiiiiiililtiiilliiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiltlliiti RESIST TORONTO, Canada, April 10 (LNS) # The Department at Immigration, Ottawa, Canada reported that 13,000 dralt-age American males immigrated to Canada in IBM according lo the Toronto Anti-Dratt Program here, .Los Angeles Western Division NBA playofi series was shifted trom Sunday night to Wednes- day night. Postponement of Sunday atternoon's Philadel. phia-Bostan Eastern Division playoff game to Wednesday night had been announced pre» viously. Sunday’s ABA playolt games, Pittsburgh at Minnesota and Dallas an New Orleans, also were postponed. HOCKEY — Sunday alter- noon’s Stanley Cup game be- tween the Black Hawks and the Rangers was rescheduled lor Tuesday night ill New York and the others in the series moved back. Monday night’s PhiladelphiarSt. Louis West Di- Vision playoti game was reset and other games pushed back accordingly. Summer Language . Institute FRENCH GERMAN RUSSIAN SPANISH June 26-August10,1989 University or c-Iiiomiu Snnil Crux Living»learnlng Ianguaga‘ programs tor beginning and intermediate students. intensive seven week summer sessions In residence at Cowell Collage, ucsc. Audio-lingual meihod. Native speaker iniormants. to units University credit. Application deadline: April 22. Cosi: 5535 Ailrlnclusive. For iutlher intormahon, please write: The secretary. Summer Language institute; ucsc; Santa Crux, catiiorniu ssoso SOCCER — Four of Sunday’s games in the North American League were postponed — Bal- timore at Las Angeles, Wash- ingion at San Diego, Chicago at Oakland and St. Louis at Kansas City. The Toronto-Van- couver game was the only one played. Also called on was Monday night’s Detroit at Kan- sas city tilt, The new dates: Baltimore at Low Angeles, Sunday, April 14; Washington and San Diego, Wednesday April in. Page TIirn—K G-NOTE T0 PIONEER Grinnell senior Mike Schwartz was recently named to receive one of iiiteen $1000 post gradu- ate scholarships granted by the National Collegiate Athletic As< soqiation for significant aca- demic and athletic achiever merit. These scholarships may be used for post graduate studies at any institution chosen by the recipients, There were five winners from each NCAA grouping; University, College and open. All at this year‘s winners were required to have main- tained at least a 3.0 scholastic average and periormed with distinction on the basketball court. in addition, each recipi< ent must be planning graduate studies and judged capable of doing graduate work by his major protessnr. . Mike Schwartz, a sociology major, has a 3.5 average, has been on the Dean's list five times and was recently named a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Athletically, he was basketball captain, lettered in track and football and was fifth this year In scoring in the Midwest Con- ference with a 179 average Others winning the NCAA scholarships were: Joseph Coi- gan, Dartmouth: Rohert Mo- Callum, Jr., Yale; Bruce Stine« brieknei‘, Georgetownz‘ Wilmer Hosket, Ohio State; Wayne Young, Ohio; David Jansson, MIT; Charles Privalsky, Brookv lyn Poiytech; William Drucke— miller, .ir.. Denison; David Mueller, Luther; James Stane iey, Cal Tech; William Ames, Columbia; Frederick Broda. Lake Forest; Earl Seyfert, Kansas State; Lyndon Maclray, Utah, ________.———-——— Think of Us As Your Pastry Shop Can you keep a secret? We", don't! Pagliai's Is Serving Spaghe’rii on Wednesday Nigh’rs Again hthlhl’e PiZZh 236-533I