Oberlin Review (Oberlin, Ohio), 1959-10-30

              i 0 301959 Harriers Top Kent State Again Fail To Place First 111 6 vyutiiiii iiuiiv vnAj wiiuiuig DtreaK on Wednesday as they beat Kent State by a score of 2631 The harriers also continued their somewhat dubious streak offailing to place a man first in a meet Kent State gave the harriers one of their toughest meets of the year and the team had to post its best performance nf the year in order to win Again the Yeomen won on the 0 Aanih oc the first basis oi sup JTu I five men pacca ujr uuu uc I 2210 finished within 22 seconds of each other DeLong Is Back The other bright spot in the yeoman victory was the return of Karl DeLong to top form In the meets to come he will be aninvaluable aid to the team At this point in the season the Yeomen have three meets left The first of these is on Saturday when the Harriers meet Earlham at Earlham The Earlham squad is coached by Dan Kinsey formerly of Oberlin and is undefeated this year Earlham Has Depth Too The Earlham squad has based its winning formula on the same foundations as Oberlin They have no front runner but do have very good squad depth In their last meet their first five men finished within 32 seconds of each other Thus the meet shapes up as a very tough contest for Yeomanharriers a weeK irom Saturday Nov 7 the conference meet will be held at Ohio Wesleyan Chiefcompetition for the Yeomen in this meet will be provided by the host school Ohio Wesleyan Hiram ana musKingum The following week the Yeomen will compete in me Aiiunio nun to be held here HOW THEY RAN 1 Taipale K 2 Wolfe O 3 Wheeler O 4 Gray K 2209 2210 2214 2214 5 Simpson K 2223 6 Huencmann O 2228 7 Keller O 2232 8 DeLong O 2232 9 Maurer K 2239 10 Meyersburg OJ 2241 11 Fullerton O 2243 12 Twark K 2324 13 Pitcher O 2341 14 Dillard K 2357 15 Strathmann O 2410 16 Kain O 2419 17 Hadinger K 2428 18 Henry K 2551 SUITS 21 W College ALTERING Quick and Excellent Service Botia Tramboff DRESSES Phono 4 6731 Mir ft wz 1 THE OBERLIN REVIEW Soccer Team Plays Here Starts Big Four Games Earlham Invades Tomorrow Denison Akron Fenn Next By PETER WOODRUFF Having already passed their win mark of the 1958season the Yeoman soccer team faces its heaviest tasks of the 59 season as tney lace their four most difficult foes in their last four games The list reads Earlham Akron Denison and Fenn in Al A 1 Tl mat oraer every one ot these teams defeated the Crimson last year except Fenn which did not play Oberlin However 1 1 rewi naa a ii mam last Jim Wolfe trots home to lead the Yeomen to a 2631 victory over Westminster Wolfefinished second and the Yeomen put on a typical display ofsolidarity to back him up and take the win The Crimson runners have not captured first place yet this year although their squad depth has enabled them to win every meet vear and is 41 to date this season The scores from last year were Ober lin 0 Akron 1 Oberlin 0 Deni son 2 Oberlin 2 Earlham 6 Earl hams six goals were the most that had ever been tallied against an Oberlin team Earlham First Tomorrows contest a e a i n s t harlham which takes place at 3 pm at the Athletic Field should prove to be the least difficult of these games To date the Quakers last years Midwest champions have lost to Indiana Tech 12Indiana 24 Ohio Wesleyan 12 beaten Kenyon 30 and tied Pur due 33 Of these teams the Yeo men have beaten Ohio Weslevan 32 and Kenyon 51 In spite of these facts the go ing will be rough The Quakers have won one and tied one in their last two games and have the im petus of two straight victories UAL FILTE Ms fin j tmSrJZ Ji Fill J 4 1 popui FtTER price DUAL FILTER f 1 1 i i Ohio Conference Once again the Dotent Yeoman passing offense is leading the Ohio Conference With 777 yards total and 1554 yards average per game the Yeomen are out in front of the pack Sparkplug for this aerial drive has been quarterback Jack Coniam who is third in the league in passing Coniam is also tenth among NCAA smallcollegepassers the country over The Yeomen are seventh intotal offense and again Coniam leads the way as he is seventh in WE GOOFED Erratum Tuesdays Review stated that freshman DickBaker scored a threegoal hat trick in the soccer game against Case The goals were actually scored by Junior Larry Baker who has been a mainstay of the team with five goals in the last two games individual total offense mostly on the strength of his passing arm The Crimson minions are eleventh in rushing offense Outstanding for the Oberlin sauad in the statistics line as well as in the games is AllConference end candidate Joe Horn With 27 grabs to his credit Horn leads his closest rival by nine passes and 135 yards Before Saturdays games he was fifth in the nation among NCAA smallcollege pass receivers Saturday Oct 24 Oberlin 16 Kenyon 14 Mount Union 34 HIRAM 0 Wittenberg 27 CAPITAL 21 OTTERBEIN 16 Marietta 12 Heidelberg 7 Muskingum 6 Denison 37 Franklin and Marshall 8 O WESLEYAN 6 Wabash 0 WOOSTER 41 St Lawrence 20 over Oberlin in 1957 and 58 For the latter reason the Crimson team will be out for revenee hoD ing to trounce the Hoosiers by way or retaliation Greater Threats If they can get by the Quakers the Yeomen will find themselvps facing even greater threats to their winning streak which now stands at tnree AKron is rated by many the top team in Ohio although they have a 42 record Last year tney were ranked tenth in the na tion and this years team is essen tially the same After the Zips come Denison at present 421 and the Foxes of Fenn If the Yeomen can take all these games they can lay claim to the Ohio Soccer crown and will surely be rated high among mid west squads In Good Shape The Oberlinites are in good shape for tomorrow s contest With two almost equally good forward units they hone to keen un the shooting which produced a record a snots against Case Tech last Saturday as well as 10 eoals Coach Cliff Stevensons hopes are high tor a convincing victory which would give the booters the imoetus necessary to bring them through tne lour big ones without a de feat Only Home Game The soccer came will be the onlv home contest tomorrow as the football and crosscountrv tpam travel to Earlham Dan Kinsey longtime Ubernn coach is Ath letic Director of the Indiana school Soccer Starters Left Wing Tommy Tone Left Inside Iltar Turan or Bruce Jansson ienier jt orward Larry Baker or Ernie Novak Right InsideJerry Karter or Jim rayne Right Wing Nick Metcalf or Art White Left Halfback Bill Ellis or Bill Webster Center Halfback Webb VanWinklo Right Halfback John Laguardia or Jim Lindholm Left Fullback Bob Chenpv Right Fullback Hugh Vernon uoal Bill Price FOOTBALL Saturday Oct 31 Denison at Wittenberg Capital at Marietta Kenyon at Mount Union Otterbein at Heidelberg Case Tech at Ohio Wesleyan Akron at BaldwinWallace Edinboro at Hiram Muskingum at Waynesburg Oberlin at Earlham Wooster at Albion plain Filters as no single filter can tor mild full flavor 7 Heres how the Dual Filter does it I It combines a unique inner filter of ACTIVATED CHARCOAL defK IllfUU I V mw nitelv proved to make the smoke of a cigarette mild and smooth 2 with an efficient pure white outer filter Together they bring you the real thing in mildness and fine tobacco tastel NEW DUAL FILTER Tarevton ii our midili WOOOOSOPOOOOCOOOOOOOOOSOOOOOSOSOOSOPOOPOOPOCOOPgC ANY SKIRTS SWEATERS PANTS 3 DAY SERVICE Good Only Monday Tuesday Wednesday LAUNDRY uuuL DRY CLEANERS oceeoeececececeoosoeoceeeooccccocoo Crimson Near Best Mark Since 1951 Record of 44 Fifth Straight Win Over Earlham Sought by Gridders Grice Wary If the Yeomen beat Earlham tomorrow afternoon the Crimson and Gold will be assured of its best football record since 1951 when Oberlin won four and lost four A victory tomorrow would raise the team s season record to four wins and two losses with only two games left to play Since 1951 the best seasons compiled by Oberlin squads were the three wins and five losses of the 1958 and 1952 teams Oberlin concludes its 1959 foot ball schedule with three consecu tive road games the first of which is to be played against Earlham Behind 33 to 0 at halftime last year the Quakers rallied in the the second half to make the final score 39 to 20 This defeat was Earlhams fourth without a victory against Yeoman squads New Coach for Quakers According to Coach Bill Grice however Earlham Is definitely a Sidelines Pete Woodruff With the CrossCountry team leading the way the Yeoman ath letic squads have compiled a rec ord to date of 15 wins against three losses Last year at this point the count stood at eight wins nine de feats and one tie Certainly there has been a creat improvement and much of it has been in crosscountry which had d4l mark last year at this SWIMMERS MEET All men interested In trying out for the swimming team are requested to attend a meeting at Warner Gym on Monday Nov 2 at 715745 pm time and is now 80 The team is running well under the best times made last year and is a definite threat to go unbeaten Two elements have Dlaved lead ing roles in the harriers resurg ence One is the addition of two outstanding freshmen Bill Keller ana John Wheeler and the other is the new coach Bill Tidwell hess Club Forming Chess enthusiasts mav have an opportunity to display their skill tnis year U efforts to revive a campus Chess Club are successful Although chess clubs have flourished in the past there has been no organized chess club on campus for several years Charles Huffer who is behind the present movement to reactivate the club hopes to develop a broaderprogram than has existed in the past and one which will aoDeal to all players from beginner to cham pion Experienced players mav vie with each other In individual games and tournaments while the less advanced may receiveinstruction Anyone interested in the rlnh should contact either theRecreation Office in Wilder or Charles Huffer 46541 much different team this year in at least two respects First the Quakers have a new coachalways an important factor in changing a teams attitude from one of defeat to victory Second their squad list has jumped from 26 to 48 definitely showing anincreased enthusiasm for football Last fall the Maroon and White started 10 freshmen and one sen ior against the Crimson and Gold Even though the 10 freshmen are still on the squad only five of them will start as sophomorestomorrow Five new freshmen and the teams only upperclassman a junior comprise the rest of the team Earlham has won and lost three this fall The Quakers onlyvictory is a 12 to 0 shutout of the Navy Pier branch of theUniversity of Illinois at Chicago Last week Manchester trounced the Maroon and White 32 to 12 Rely on Passing Earlham runs from an unbal anced line T the same formation it used last year Quarterbacks Bill Phillips and Doug Williams will direct an attack based Drim arily on passing Ronald Morgan halfback leads the Quakers running attack Last year Morgan scored twice against the Yeomen besides gaining much yardage Actually I think we are strong er than Earlham For one thine were playing 22 men against their 13 or 14 Also Coach Smith Yeoman scout thinks that if we get our desire back and dont play flat game we ought to beat them stated Coach Grice Poor Game Against Kenyon Commentine on last weeks Ken yon struggle Grice explained I definitely feel that we had a let down after the Weslevan came and we played a very poor came Our protection for Coniam was the poorest weve had this season This shows our lack of enthusiasm for the game Continuing Grice felt that the Yeomens apparent weakness in pass defense was not eomnletelv valid Weidenkopf got a little bet ter pass protection We were the only team whose linemen thev could hold back All the other teams were just too good for them Coach Grice statedHowever the Yeomen have spent much of their time this week on pass defense Starters Erikson LE Roberts Buck LT Sutherland Moore LG Millikan Perkins C Fitzgerald Neill Sanford Horn Coniam Singer Spiegelberg Gould RG Cheney ST Sugaski RE Griffin QB Smythe LH Clark RH Guerrera FB Moses Kntramurals Intramural soccer and football standines throueh Tuesdav Oc tober 27 FOOTBALL BOOK SAL Continues at The Gift Shop 27 WEST COLLEGE Monday League W L F 1st 3rd S Noah 2 1 1 2nd W Burton 3 0 0 3rd W Burton 1 2 1 3rd C Burton 1 1 1 2nd C Burton 0 2 0 1st W Burton 4 0 0 Tuesday League W L F Theologs 2 2 0 Barrows Bombers 0 1 1 White House 3 0 0 White House 3 0 0 1st N Barrows 2 0 0 Graduates 2 1 0 52 Union 1 2 0 Independents dropped Wednesday League W L F 3rd N Noah 2 0 0 2nd N Noah 0 2 0 1st N Noah 0 2 4th Noah 3 0 2nd E Burton 3 0 1st C Noah 0 1 1st E Burton 0 1 Thursday League W L 2nd S Barrows 3 0 3rd C Wilder 0 2 3rd NC Barrows 0 2 Tenney 2 0 3rd C Barrows 2 1 2nd W Wilder 0 2 Friday League W L 3rd W Wilder 0 3 3rd CS Barrows 2 1 1st S Barrows 1 1 2nd CS Barrows 3 0 Embassy 2 1 4th Wilder 0 2 Monday League W L Sec Wilder 0 3rd S Barows 2 2nd S Barrows 3 3rd W Wilder 0 Tuesday League W 1st C Noah 1 2nd C Burton 2 2nd W Burton 1 SOCCER Final Standings L F Wednesday League W L F 3 0 3rd E Burton 3 0 0 1 0 1st S Barrows 2 1 0 0 0 2nd E 3rd W Wilder 120 0 0 2nd N Barrows dropped L F Thursday League W L F 1 i 3rd C Burton 0 0 1 0 1 2nd E Burton 2 0 0 0 1 1 3rd C Noah in 1st N Noah dropped 1 W Burton droDDad The second round of the upperclass tennis tournament must be olaved bv Mondav Nov 2 There nre two nrtHit inne in tVlA Tntramnval Board Freshmen Dave Humphreys and Dan Kosman voaey Dau lor tnis winter is now in the planning stage Play should start in the middle of November Third East Burton defeated First South Ho rrnuro 1 fi 4m 4 Via w H gj A V i All VilW game which decided the championship of the Wednesday soccer league The winning goal was scored with only 15 seconds remaining