4________ THE GRANTONIAN________ October 7, 1966
Generals topple Cleveland; vault into league lead
by Mike Hoffman
Shredding the Cleveland defense for a 48-19 victory last week,
the Generals bolted into first place as powerful Lincoln drubbed
Washington, 24-12, to oust the Colonials from the league’s top spot.
Winless Roosevelt will host the Generals at 8 tonight, and being
home team appears to be the only advantage the Teddies can claim.
Fine backs June Germany and Junior Hewitt carry the power
load for Roosevelt, and from there depth is a major problem.
Fullback Steve Grimsrud and guards Dennis Purcell and Dale
Wochnick are more than adequate, but a small bench and lack of
experience hurts the Teddies.
In its last outing, Roosevelt was dumped by Rex Putnam of the
Metro league, 27-13. Putnam is winless in 3 Metro starts.
Cleveland drew first blood on a 66-yard gallop by Robb Scounce,
but from that point it was the Generals’ game.
Onia Bates and Bob Ewen sliced through and around the sup­
posedly strong Indian defense and Bates put the game away with 3
third quarter scores.
Girls dash in fund drive . . .
ONIA BATES, number 20, eludes Cleveland's Roger Smith en route to a touchdown last Friday at
Madison. Bates romped 40, 48, and 54 yards for scores as the Generals downed Cleveland, 48-19.
Swimming squad
to meet Colonials,
Solons in races
After, winning 2 meets last
week, the varsity swim squad
will face Washington at Buck­
man Monday, then clash with
Madison at Couch on Thursday.
Coach Carl Rubin doesn’t ex­
pect the Colonials to be over­
powering, but Madison could be
another story. “If they have the
use of the Town and Country
club pool they could be very
tough,” he said.
In their first meet, the Generals
trounced Marshall, 74-20, and
came back the next day to whip
Jackson, 90-16.
In the Jackson encounter, the
team took first place in 11 events,
second in 7 events and 2 thirds.
Besides receiving ample
strength from his veterans,
Coach Rubin got added support
from his crop of freshmen. First-
year men Jeff Pitman and Mark
Powell contributed heavily to the
Generals’ point total.
Pitman won the 400-yard
backstroke, the 80-yard indi­
vidual medley and was on the
winning relay team.
Cross country members host
league opponents Wednesday
Going after its third win, the
varsity cross country team will
play host to Jefferson, Lincoln,
and Franklin next Wednesday at
4 p.m.
“This won’t be a particularly
tough meet, although each team
has one or two real good run­
ners,” stated Coach Mark Cotton.
Jefferson, which entered a
team consisting of 3 runners in
their last meet with Grant, has
been bolstered by the return of
senior Dan Baker, who led the
Demos last year.
Last week’s meet against Jack-
son and Madison provided some
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will challenge the senior girls in
the annual Powder Puff football
game this afternoon at 3:30 in the
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“In past years the Powder
Puff game has proven to be
exciting. The purpose of the
game is to raise money for
the United Good Neighbors
drive. Donations will be tak­
en throughout the game,”
commented Dave Dimitre,
co-chairman for the event.
Last year $45 was raised for
UGN, with the junior girls de­
feating the seniors, 20-0. Coaches
this year are Dan Sullivan for
the juniors and Ed Rooney for
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the seniors.
Timekeeper will be Bill
White, and Robert Shewbert
and Roy Harrington will
referee. Football music will
be provided by the pep band,
while junior and senior boys
act as rally for their respec­
tive classes.
The junior teams are:
Team 1—Chris Pru, Jane Lu-
thy, Trudy Walker, Suzie Fer­
rara, Rae Cass, Marcy Grant,
Linda Burd, Annell Phillips,
Ellen Dunn, Kathy Olafson and
Carol Donnis.
Team 2—Theeta Moore, Sylvia
Bond, Margaret Callahan. Deb­
bie Huber, Nancy Lawson, Jane
Gustafson, Karen Richey, Heidi
Walters, Sherry Holman, Maya
Adomovicks, and Molly Harris.
The senior team members:
Team 1—Marilyn Sanders, Pat
Martin, Robin Kimball, Kathy
Lassley, Gay Pierson, Lorna
Viken, Georgina Smith, Terry
Lydon, Dianne Darrow, Jeanette
Amerson and Doris Dibblee.
Team 2—Michelle Rex. Mari­
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changes in the Generals’ line-up.
Kevin Monson finished second to
Jackson’s Allen Boyce with a
time of 13 minutes, 16 seconds.
Kevin is now first man on the
squad replacing Bruce McCor-
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S.enior Kirk Breese; moved to
the second spot.
Powder Puff action unfolds today
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