SCARLIT AND BLACK 3 Pioneers lent Rains 22-17; MAURICE HUNT, l... instructor in physical education, goes'up [or e layup in last week’s CBS-Faculty baskelball game. The prois won, 4538. Keep Share oi League Lead By Steve Wells Led by a record hl'eaklli aerial attack, Grinnell defeate ,Cornell 22—17 last Saturday to. retain a share of the lead in the conference standings. Gary Johnson set a single-game passing record by completing 18 passes tor 239 yards. Jim Pirolli grabbed 9 passes to not B record for most receptions in a gamer Cornell took the opening klclé of! and drove 75 yards in 11 plays [or a touchdown. Hampered by an interception and penalties, Grinnell could not; get on the scoreboard until midway in the second quarter. After a Cornell punt, Grinnell drove 80 yards with Gary John, son gonlg in for the score from the 1 yard‘ line. . After the opening drive the Pioneer defense stiffened allow‘ ing Cornell only a 30-yard iielri goal late in the second quarter. Coming back from the 101 halftime deficit, the Pioneers scored 15 points in the third quarterr Roy Lewis returned the second half kickoff to the Stir Behind good. blocking Grin- nell marched to the Cornell 19. From there the Pioneers scored on a flea»ilicker with Johnson passing to Bruce Rollins on the 11 who then lateraled to Henry Faculty Brulah'zes Brothers in Opening CBS Mulch By Robert Gertsen A surprisingly strong faculty team out-hustled and Dutrplay. ed the “brothers" of the Com vetoed Black Students, in the “faculty-CBS" basketball game last Sunday night in Darby Gymnasium. Maurice Hunt, In- ltructnr in Physical Education, was a standout for the faculty team. The final score was 4538; The game was played before In extremely small and unen- thusiastic crowd. The poor at- tendance might have been due ‘ to the lack of publicity about the game. The date of the con- test was moved up because the college wanted the game to appear in the him it is making about Grinnell. Lucy Pollard, a CBS cheerleader, said the poor turnout “reflected the general attitudo'oi the JD'S RESTAURANT our: Main Morn . Set. 5 to lo phi. Sunday—Noon to in on. Grinnell sports" A total of $67.00 was collects ed for the Martin Luther King Scholarship Fund. There will student towards i be a rematch next semester. Wendell Taylor, a CBS team member, predicted that his teaml“will really be up, for the next game." The Buck Boar: a bold exam or Sebago Craftsmanship. Arnold's ShoesI inc. ,(the boot store) Corona. Minutes later Pirolli took a 13 yard scoring .pass and Ed Hirsch snared another pass for the two point conversion to give Grinnell 3 ZZ~7 leadr Late in the fourth quarter Cornell scored again on a 57 yard drive. They had two more chances to score the go-ahead touchdown, but were bottled up by the Pioneer defense. Grinnell travels to Ripon to- day for its first game away from home. The Pioneers hope to make a vast improvement over last year’s 41-14 loss. Ri- pon, one of the pre-season fa< Vorites, currently holds a H. record. They beat Beloit in the season opener and lost last week to St, Olaf. Saturday. September 17. I9" Grinnell Harriers Defeat Cornell For 2nd Triumph The Grinneli cross-country team rolled to its second im- pressive win last Saturday, defeating Cornell 23734. Chuck McGrath paced the Pioneers. finishing a strong first. He ran the 4-milE course Over the Grin- nell Country Club in a time of 212014 Clark of Cornell finished Seo- ond with Eric Jahn and Chuck Rattenborg of Grinnell finishing third and fourth. The fourth and fifth finishers for Grinnell were Phil Morales and Jon Stein. The team looked strong at the finish line and appears to be one of the better teams in the conference The next meet for the Pioneer barriers in today at Ripon. -—s.w. Soccer Stars Suffer Sudden Setback The Grinneil soccer team lost the seasoniopener to Cornell 3-2. Dominating the game for eighty minutes, the Piomers saw their 2-0 lead disappear when Cornell poured in 3 goals in the final ten minutes. Tom Lincoln scored Grinnell's first goal early in the first half, Lincoln added the Pioneers sec< and score in the opening minutes of the second half. Bruce Graham was credited with assists on both goals. Cornell‘srfirst goal came with ten minutes left. on 35 yard shot perfectly placed in the upper corner of the goal mouth. Cornell slammed in two more goals in the closing minutes, scoring the garahead goal with only two minutes remaining on the clock. . Today the team travels to Ames to take on Iowa State. ‘ JACKETS & GLOVES Discontinued Numlters — Short Lois — Few Imperfects Leather - Nylon - Jackets — 3i1.00 .- Men’s 8i Boys’, notion - Wool Blend and lip Men’s & Boys’ Leather Gloves — 51.00 Girls’vfi Misses Leather & Plastic Jackets HOURS— Monday I to 9 pm. Tuesday through ' Saturday JACKET Friday 1 to 5 pull. 9 to Noon &: GLOVE SALES 716—4 tli Avenue Formerly "Ford“ Show Room: ADDRESS HERE: