rridiy. March 7. 1969 SCARLET AND BLACK Page Eleven Malmen Face Conference foes GRINNELL, Ia. -— Don Kraitsik Wlll lead a seven-man Grinnell College contingent to the Midwest Conierence wres- tling meet in Northlield, Minn. Carleton will host the affair, which is scheduled [Dr Friday night and Saturday (March 7-3). Kraitsik is regarded as one OI the top Contenders for the 177 pound championship alter post- ing an 11-3 record in dual meet competition, One 01 the losses came at 191 pounds. The author of a 30-12 career record, Krailsik copped the 157 pound championship in 1967, but slipped to third in that class last winter after missing most at the season with an injury. Other Pioneers that Coach Conney Kimho expects to place are Mason Klippel 145; and Steve l-lntchings, 167. Klippel is 752 for the season. lititcliings has only a 1.7.2 mark, but has wrestled at 191 or heavyweight most oi the time. Grilinell's other entries are Mike Kawaliara, 123; John Pedel‘sen, 137; Bob LeBell, 152; and Ted Click, 160. A big blow to Pioneer hopes tor a iirst division spot was the late season loss of 1677poulltl~ er Bill Wedding by the injury route. He was the lnup’s num- ber two man at 160 a year ago, and this time was expected to be a top contender at 167. Cornell is an oddsron iavoriie to carry home its 25th cham~ pionship in 23 years. Likely to produce the stiiiest challenges to the Rams are Carleton and St. Olai. Illllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllillllll‘lllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllillllllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllillllllllllllllllllliiill SWhTS lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHillllllllllllll:lillillllllllllllllllllllilllll‘llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllm liaisiiy loss, Fresh Will a1 hoe By NORRIS STUBBS The Pioneer Cindermen were defeated 54720 by Cue in an in- door dual at Mt. Vernon. The fact that Grinnell was repre- sented by only six men was the biggest iactor tor the loss, Bill Schoolei‘ was the top scorer tor the Pioneers taking second in the long jump and the 400 meter and third in the high jump. Eric Jahn won the 2 mile event and Norris Stubbs took the soyard dash, Tonight the team travels to Q i", 3505' 815 5TH AVENUE 555$? 55555555555 REG. OR MINT i ‘ SIZE rum um norm-I ANT 3 oz. $1.09 FAMOUS BRANDS AT DISCOUNT PRICES 83¢ Size DISCOUNT €ENTER NEVER PAY RETAIL BUY AT DISCOUNT PRICES SECRET -PERSPIRANT DEODORAN'I' PREll. 57¢ LG. lIQUID SHAMPOO , ¢ SAVINGS FOR 5/ $2. 29 EVERYONE AT GIBSO $1.09 $5”: toil Mum HOME PERMANENT SIZE GIBSON'S SELLS FOR LESS REG. 0R SUPER 99* Chicago {or the conference in- door meet. As it whole, the team is not expected to iinish strong. However, Norris Slubbs is {a- vored in the GOAyard dash and Thur Evenson should finish well in the high jump. \Vith Stubbs anchoring the Pioneers will make a is: class bid for the sprint medley relay and the asoeyard relay. Rounding out the relay quartet will be Gordon Abel, Bill Schooler. and John Kelly. . i. u The powerful freshman track team won Number 2 by downing Coe, 5723. Phil Morales came pleled a iine aitemoon winning the sac-yard run and the mile event. Chuck McGl'alh finished lst in the 2’m1lE while Jonar than Stein took the 50-yard dash in fine form. The Frosh will travel to the conierence meet tonight and have the potential for taking both relays in which they are entered. They seem more than certain to win the sprint med- iey with either Sicie l-lirsliorn or Neil oiierheini leading oii, Stem taking the inst 220, Carl Brennan (who has been side- lined recently with a pulled hamstring) will run the second 220 and Morales will complete the race wtth an 850. Cagers Seek Final Win The Pioneer cage team will wind up its 1963459 basketball campaign tomorrow at Knox. The Pioneers, who dropped a 5453 decision to the siwashers in January will be seeking their iirst win over Knox in 5 years and their 4th Midwest conierence win or the season. The Pioneers split last week end, losing to Ripnn on Friday, 70.53 in overtime and detenting Lawrence 71-61 on Saturday. Seniors, tor whom the Knox contest is their last include starters Thor Evenson, Tom Lower and Henry Wingate. Other Pioneers who'll be seeing their final action inchide re— serves coidon Abel, Ralph Christensen, and Carl Muller. A win at Knox would boost the Pioneers record to 6-16 on the season and 4714 in the con- Terence, Send a smile at alzunh .fi'rllimair, CONTEMPORARY CARDS Book 'N Card Swimmers End Fiilli lit Goiiieieiiee Meet Cornell College swam its best this year to Win the Midwest Coniei-ence Swimming Cham- pionships at Knox College last weekend, Grlnl'lell’s perlorm- ance was mediocre, and the team iinished a disappointing iiith in the iinal standings. RESULTS: iwncn two limos we Elvin. iirsi time was sworn in qnnliiying "can, anil‘scwnd in llnaI nexus. Quolliying times Ilclennmctl which swlmlilcrs competed In consolation iinais to decide rim. and sixth place, and which swimmers competed in racc- to determine itrsr iour placeso 4W MEDLEY RELAY: i. Carleton 1:53 0. 3 2. Grinnell 4 box. assi iwl Meyer, 3Dale, Rollins), 3. xi 3'3 , 4 St olai Lawrence 4:05 4[ 4 134,412 5 200 FREE 1. Aonlebee 1Com 1'53Ll; ,LiaydiM)lS§.4 3. Mcnlain (G) issl, 1553 Arnemn rcnili 5.53 l Feast: (L) 156. 9 157 well 1L7 203.12, 1 so FREE: 1 llairis (K) 225 22 A. z, Ail-ms (Car) 23 o, 23 lins (G) 22,5, 24.0; Becker (K7 :3 253, 5, woman to) 23 5, u c, o. noun (la) 234, 23.6 200 1ND|VIDUAL isostnuin iii. ‘11 Mitchell (L) ilncl iCnrl nowrn lcar) oioyor K0214 a, hit lie, 2 ILS l Class icarl2 «r (0) mil, 3. lxoeckcr L10 «2, 1 (Elle lEt 2151,5. :V iCoet s, o. Fronlicn (bl 1‘) 7 zoo huriultsw- l. Baslman ilvlt 1.3 2 no, 2. sillhvnn (Cor) , 3, Grannke (K) i. steenrod (L) 5. cogsweli rt) 5 sisselninsi '3. me) Lillliln (L) 515, 522, 5 HarrisKK)51.fl 512; o. liowcn (Col) so 7, 52,5' 203 BACKSTROKE' l,'uoyd 1M) lo I EdmondsiCnrll . Mitchell (L) . Thlel teaill Miller (Kl . Williams to) Applebee 2. Arneson (Carl) 3. Davidson (Carl) 4, Mcmnin (G) . 5. Hoyns (lo . 5. Wallace (curl (Cot) zoo uliEAsTsTRoKE 1 artist Learn 2 l,2, sistmin (M) . Furnish [El 2 sickcri (G) 2 “can (at 232, Callum (Carl) 2:,323 «to FREE RELAY 1. C'ornell 3271, 2 LlwrenceJZOJI. ,3. Knox 3304 3311 cissei. n91131$5,3}32',9 limit s-l-A'Nnmas Cornell 3. Mon. Blades Close Losing Season The Grinnell Blades ice- hockey team finished their sea- son last Saturday dropping a 5.1 decision to the Des Moines Ice- Hawks. The Blades were ex- tremely Shorthanded as they had only six players. Tom Jack» Son scored the lone Grinnell tally. The Blades closed their second season with 3 141-3. Coach Mike Schnfler would like to thank all or their supporters this past year and is looking forward to an improved seaso- next winter.