SCARLET 8 BLACK SPORTS ‘- THE WEEKLY SPORTSI’ACE Wmmwoewwem SCARLET AND BLACK March |970 .5: arms “Vile? error}; maze. t Tankmen Win Conference Title Hands Down By Jim Williams On Saturday, March 7, 1970, the Grinnell swimming team walked away from the Carleton swim- ming pool with “all the marbles” as Coach Obermillel' would say. They had won the Midwest Conference Championship by the largest paint spread in the last 8 years. Grinnell tallied up 5'] points with Carleton. the closest contender accumulating only 49 points. The Conterencetitle dame as a perfect finish to a perfect season for Grinnell’s swimmers. They won 7 of the 11 events, setting 2 and tying 1 Conference records, and establishing 7 new pool records and 5 Grinnell school records in the green, wavy Carleton tank. Every man on Grinneil's squad turned in a good ettort under the intense two days of pressure. The statistics of the meet ran as follows: 400 yd. Medley Relay: 1. Grinnell 5:57.15, pool record: (Brammer, McKean, Williams, Carns). 100 yd. Freestyle: 2. McBlain 11:19.2, Grinnell. 200 yd. Freestyle 1. 1:52.11, Grinnell; 6. Grinnell. 511 yd. Freestyle: 1. Rollins 22.2, Grinnell. 200 yd. Individual Medley: 1. Ward 2113.1, Grinnell (p001 record) ; 3. Williams, Grinnell. Diving: 5. Graham, Grinnell. 200 yd. Fly: 6. Williams, Grinnell. 100 yd. Freestyle: 1. Rollins 48.5 Grinnell (ties Conference record): 3. Ward, Grinnell. 5011 yd. Freestyle: 3. Daley, Grinnell; 4. McBlain, Grinnell. Daley Carns, DR. DUANE L. TOWN chomnllsr ._ malt: m-tm om:- uuurr: 9 n 12.1 to 5 Cloud “rind-1y and suturdov mum-m CONTACT LENSES m 5111 An. Coach Raymund obermiller who led the Grinnell swim< ming team to its first unde- feared season and [he can- ference title. 200 yd Breaststroke 1. Mc- Kean 2 a.“ armnell 400 yd Freestyle Relay: 1. Grinnell 3:261, (Ward, Carns, Daley, Rollins) Conference GLASSES Made and Repaired in Our Laboratory Contact Lenses Cases and Solutions Eyes Examined Phone 236-3919 E. J. Jensen. 0.3. OPTOMETRIST Across from Post Office Cloud Thurs. PM. 111111 Sat. r 901 Commercial—Entrance on Parking Lot WELCOMES COLLEGE STUDENTS OPEN NIGHTLY 4:30 - 2 SATURDAYS 5 - 'I Live Music THURSDAY 10 - 'l SATURDAY 9 - 12:30 Record. These statistics, however, only tell the surface facts of due meet. Under these facts are victory storm of each man, John Mc- Blain, for his mind outstanding Conference performance, cut 32 Seconds off his best time in the 1,000 yd. Freestyle and 15 seconds off his best time in the 500 yd. Freestyle. Bruce Rollins tied a record of Peter House, the old Lawrence star Whom Rollins has been iiying to match for 3 years, Steve Ward, a sure qualifier in the 100 Freestyle, missed his first turn, Went back to touch, losing about 5 seconds, and still swam a 53.7 to barely quality. 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If team spirit, closeness, hard Work, and victory are indicative of great- ness, then it is definite that the 1970 Swimmers are No. 1. What pulled this team to Vic- tory? The answer is simple and deeply ingrained in each swimmer. It is true respect and admiration for Coach Raymond J. Ohermiller, better known as Obe (O-bee). Each swimmer and diver has dedicated himself to 31/2 months of total physical exhaustion and mental tensi . For School or Typewriter Supplies Grinnell Office Supply GIINNELL IOWA Across from the Past 051i“ Workaouts this year totaled 165 miles or 14,5201engths of die pool, and 1,200 pushups and situps. Most of the team practiced twice a day throughout a major part of the season, including 2 weeks of Christmas vacation. Through all the exhaustion, lack of am- bition and depression, that naturally built up, only one thing kept the team together and pushing —Obe. 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