Daily Eastern News: November 10, 1964

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2 EASTERN NEWS "Tell The Truth nd Don't Be Afrid'.' EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY CHARLESTON ILLINOIS... NO. 15 Myor Woods Sys Wter Supply Acute Schoolers vde EIU College Dy will "in school seniors e cmpus morrow for nnul College Dy de- Chrlesn University 10fficils Deny Rumor Tht EIU Might Hve To Close emphsize the vlue eduction nd 1500 visiting will ttend the College grm ccording Ru Anfinson den stu nnel services. ess by President Quincy nd ur the cmpus visiting students is sehed the morning. Although Myor Willim G. Woods sid Chrlesn's wter supply sitution is "getting cute" Thursdy As M. Ruyle ssistnt the president sid 'The ciosing Estern becuse wter shortge is nothing but rumor." Estern ficils pledged full coopertion with city ficils in ee hour nd discussion the new dmission pol morning schedule for the principls nd chper- 'Three Angles' students will deprtments their the selection To Open Tody Chrlesn Community Thetre's production "My Three Angles" will open night for five-dy run. The three-ct comedy ws writ ten by Sm nd Bell Spewck n<\ bsed on "L Cuisine Des Anges" by Albert Husson. The c tion tkes plce in Frnce t Christms time teriologicl wter qulity s m ples drinking wter m three cmpus buildings indictes "no evidence tion." by Kenneth E. Dmnn r botny nd formerly riologist for the city the tests were run on from Old M.in University nd Life Sciences. The tests nducted under stndrd for wter nlysis. Directed by Al Rundle Est ern's speech deprtment the cst is heded by Ben Hll Chrlesn businessmn s Josepn; Tim Mit chell mnger the. Pnther Lir s Jules; nd Bill Browning Chrlesn resident s Alfred. inson 1964 die Hwkins' Emyln Willims n cr plywright nd direcr in Lntz Gym t p. m. Thursdy s Chrles Dickens. the progrm will be redings from the Schooldys "Dvid Copperfield" nd some the Sydney Crn "A Tle Two Cities." pp Alph's Annul Sdie dnce held lst Fridy ws "the best dnce we've hd'' sid Brry Brker Pi Alph president. sold 253 tickets nd ppro y 72 couples mde use rvices Mrrying Sm" d. Robinsorl Delt Zet cndidte ws crowned the dnce nd received try s the prize for the e will pper Included in sections sry from AT LANTZ THURSDAY Emlyn Willims To Ply Chrles Dicken.s In Artists Series Show Emlyn Willims cr ply write nd direcr will pper t p.m. Thursdy in Lntz Gymnsium repeting his Brod wy impersontion Chrles Dickens. As the second the Artists Series Progrm Willims will red selections from "Dvid Copperfield" prt the Sydney Crn sry from "A Tle Two Cities" nd bedtime sry from one the Christms tles mong others. Fund Sente Issues Willims begn the series one-mn performnces decde go. This seson he will pper in more thn 0 U.S. nd Cndin cities s Chrles Dickens. best dressed couple who re glss goblets s prizes Jo Hick s nd Bill Chipmn. Ostpkowicz received the lrge glss goblet for )lest corsge mde by hi Dine Liese. uted hours for women fund the new constitu nd the suggested dte for yer's Homecoming were the pics discussed Thurs t the Student Sente meet tions chirmn Jim Fling the Sente tht the constitu needs severl more dminisc it goes e okys before students be voted on. te President Bob Luther ed tht the new document not been put before the stu in the Estern News within weeks fter pprovl by the te becuse- he ws unble copies printed within tht ording the present consti- ' mendments the constire be published in the within two weeks for their vl by the Sente. TUESDAY NOVEMBER "Acts God sometimes just won't permit you do things" Luther sid. Luther ld the News t press conference lst Tuesdy tht the document now being considered is completely revised nd undted. There re so mny revisions tht it. cn be considered new consti tution nd no rrngement is mde in the old constitution for revision. The Sente voted recom mend the Administrtive coun cil tht Oct. 23 be selected s the dte Homecoming next fll. Oct. 23 nd Oct. 16 were the dtes recommended the Sente by the former Homecoming committee. The resons given by vrious members the Sente for select ing the lter dte. were: It will give orgniztions more time work on flots nd house decor(continued on pge 2) Willims ws born in Wles the son villge innkeeper. As child he spoke only Welsh but lter lerned English t school. He begn wht ws lter be come creer on the stge t Oxford. He scored his first success s the uthor nd str "Night Must Fll." Among Willims' most impres sive chievements recent yers re his Anglo in "Mesure for Mesure" the title role in "Rich rd III" t Old Vic nd s Shy lock t Strtford-on-Avon. He ws lso successful in his dpttion nd production Turgenev's "A Month in the Coun try" his performnces s Sir Tho'rns Morn in Terrence Rtti gn's "The Winslow Boy" nd more recently in the Brodwy plys "A Mn for All 'Sesons" nd "The Deputy." Other cst members re Robert T'imblin (socil science deprt ment) Mrin Schupp Vivin Goslet Dine Hdwiger Prentiss Fw Eli Sidwell nd Al R. Mold roski (rt deprtment). The production will be given t the Chrlesn Community Build ing locted t the swimming pool on Lincoln Highwy All tickets re reserved nd re on sle t King's Book Sre. Illinois Senr To Spek Here Senr Pul Dougls (D-Ill.) will ddress Estern students t 11.m. Thursdy in the Lb School Audirium on "Principles Am ericn Government" As M. Ruyle Jr. ssistnt the presi dent nnounced Thursdy. Senr Dougls guest the Young Democrts will ddress ll interested students t the flot hour nd will nswer questions on ctions the pst Congress (th.) nd this pst election f ter the ddress. Ruyle sid tht Dougls will hve lunch with President Quincy Doudn following the ddress t tne University Union Bnquet Room. their efforts preserve the com munity's dwindling wter supply Fridy. Ruyle sid "The University is wre.the grvity the situ tion. Steps hve been tken prevent ny semblnce wter v;stge during this criticl per iod." RUYLE MADE reference Myor Woods' nnouncement s the seriousness the wter supply but he denied tht the university hd considered the pos sibility closing. "No discussion hs come up on this" sid Ruyle. Woods estimted "A 60-dy supply usble wter remins in the lke 'if' conservtion prc tices re employed.' " THE MAYOR lso sid tht n extremely hrd freeze unless rin fills the Jke before cold wether would further complicte the prob lem. ' Woods fered two possible so lutions the problem: ( 1) Dred ging in the vicinity the bot l::ouse permit more wter rech the min chnnel; (2) The use springs in the river vlley re. YING-CHENG KIANG ssist nt pressor geogrphy hs done three surveys on the lke in recent yers nd concludes tht the "rel issue is the indequcy Lke Chrlesn." King clims tht the lke hs "been shrinking t the rte three per cent per yer becuse silttion." "On Oct. 9 the wter ws 13 inches below the p the spill wy" ccording King. "It is 241h inches below s Nov. 5. The ctul depth wter in the lke now verges 14 inches 1 per cent its originl cpcity" he sid. King's reserch hs been pr tilly supported by the Illinois Stte Wter Survey nd the Re serch Committe Estern Illi nois University. KIANG SAID "At the present rte we cn expect enough wter for dys but not ll this cn be considered sfe for consumpti'on." King bses thi.s on the fct tht between September nd Oc ber 1963 the dily wter-level drop ws estimted t one-fourth one inch. This compres with dily drop two-fifths one inch during Ocber-November Blood Dontion Plques To Be Given "Trveling" plques will be en ticing fcrs for donors t the Americn Ntionl Red Cross Blood Mobile. The Americn Ntionl Red Cross Blood Mobile will be t the University Union Bllroom from 1 6 p.m.- dy nd 2:30 7 p.m. Wednesdy. Student donors will be ctgor ized in four groups: sororities frternities dormiries nd ll other individul student orgniz tions not included in the other three groups. The four new plques replce the trophies previous yers. According Terry Simmons ssistnt direcr the Univer sity Union "More emphsis is plced on the percentge pr ticipting members n orgni ztion thn the tl dontions." For exmple n orgniztion hving 35 donors would win over n orgniztion 0 members hving 50 donors. 40 members Simmons dded tht for every two members group who re rejected the group will receive one donor credit.

3 Pge Two Estern News Tuesdy November 1 EDITORIAL COMMENT Stnd Up And Holler dents in chrge not g1v1ng out informtion. The only wy lick this conspircy is holler long nd loud. Leo Durocher sid nice guys finish lst. They lso spend fruitless hours in depot witing rooms. Resturnts hve us cowed where the verge cusmer is redy pologize for fly in his soup nd would rther go the electric chir thn send it bck the kitchen. It is con sidered bd mnners dd up the check nd bd tste complin if the bill is pdded. Yet the thing do is stnd on chir nd holler you wuz robbed. And send the soup bck. And keep the tip. Box fices sell us sets behind pillrs cbs spltter us sles people insult our intelligence politicins tret us with contmpt merchnts foist shoddy goods on us nd there my well be wter in the whisky. We get ll this guff becuse there is n ide foot tht it is not worthwhile squwk bout smll mtters. Rise Ned bout the smll ones. I sy nd you'll be mzed how quickly you move protesting importnt issues. We re tught rightfully turn the other cheek when injured. Everything hs its limit. We recommend turning the other cheeek just once then coming bck with plenty lip or bck hnd. He lso serves who snds up nd bertes. By Herb McDniels (Tken from "Almnc'') One mn's deepest instincts is the urge protest. A bby's first d is howl in rge over the indignity being -born. From then on educ tion t lest in prt is devoted stifling the in stirict. By the time the bby is grown he ccepts the insults 1the world without whimper. Tht's bd. Wht we need re more loud herty gripers especilly in smll mtters. A gent who meekly swllows cold cup bd resturnt cfee isn't in trining rise srm over high txes or Mr. Cstro nd my injure his helth boot. The rising hert ll my reflect not choles terol or cigrettes but the dily bombrdments smll ffronts swllowed in frustrtion nd silence. One gret source indignity is public trns porttion. Next n rgument with your wife nothing is so unstisfcry s trying find out why trin is delyed nd when it will leve or rrive. Every rilrod hs corps vice presi- Our Reders Our Flg. Der Edir: At 11: 30 p.m. on the first November 1964 the Flg the United Sttes Americ flew in front Old Min. Is this proper respect for our Ntionl Emblem? Hs the University Community become so pthetic tht it no longer cres bout or even no tices disrespect our ntion's Flg? It is the responsibility ll citizens lern the bsic fund n:entls for displying the Flg nd see tht these re obser ved. Remember it is your Country your Flg. John Gewin John Pykos Jmes Slife John Swnnell Coch Kohl Der Edir: Reding. book on footbll strtegy or tlking it over cup Wrbler Schedule Pictures will be tken W ednes dy nd Thursdy for the 1965 Wrbler. Cmpus orgniztions scheduled for the two dys re s follows: Wednesdy: p.m. Young Democrts; :15 p.m. Men's Psy sicl Eduction Mjors Club; :30 p.m. Women's Physicl Eduction Mjors Club; :45 p.m. Vrsity Club; 9 p.m. Young Republicns; 9:15 p.m. Women's Athletic Asso cition (ll prticipnts). Thursdy: 7 p.m. Council Humn Reltions; 7:15 p.m. New mn Club; 7:30 p.m. Gecilins; p.m. University Chorus; :15 p.m. Men's Glee Club; : 30 p.m. Ger mn Club; :45 p.m. Hisry cfee does not mke you member the Americn Footbll Coches Assocition. It seems tht you re unhppy with the footbll progrm coches nd now plyers. Lst week you ttcked Coch Kohl's record since he cme Estern. Wht you did not include in your rticle ws the overll rec ord in footbll. Estern hs com piled record over the lst 25 yers. This comes n verge bout two vicries per yer nd bout five losses per yer. I re mind you tht this is over the lst 25 yers. ' NOW ALL sudden you re wre our record in footbll. After the squd bet Centrl Stte Ohio your comment ws tht this ws the first vicry in the lst six gmes. It :would seem me tht sports edir should tke positive pproch his writ ing. Your rticles hve been written very definitely with negtive pproch. Now fter the Hillsdle gme lst yer hunts us once gin. Your comment ws tht this ws the Pnthers ninth loss Humn Reltions Council To Hold Dnce Fridy The Council Humn Reltions will sponsor dnce in the Uni versity Union Bllroom Sturdy. Beginning t 7 p.m. students will be dmitted for 35 cents per person or 50 cents couple. A dnce contest will be held nd prize given the winning couple. Judges will be Ann E. Smith speech instrucr; Ahmd Murd socil science instrucr; nd Richrd J. Bloss socil sci ence instrucr. Council Humn Reltions ws formed lst yer foster better understnding mong students. Club; 9 p.m. Russin Club; nd 9:15 p.m. Spnish Club. EASTERN NEWS 17 N O. X. LV!!I.. Printed by Prther The Printer NOVE TUE SD A Y ' M B ER l U G4 0 1.c. Chrlesn Illinois Edir Constnce Schneider Associte Edir Tom. Hovvin Assistnt Edir Jim Rinnert Ediril Assistnts Rose M1rie Holthm:1. Don Humrichouse Sports Edir Ken Nobllt Phogrpher Brin Huber Business Mnger Sr Golinveuct Advertising Mnger Pt Horsburgh Circultion Mnger Noel Wtkins Grdute Assistnt Mike Dvid Adviser K. E. Hesler Reporters Nncy Phlen Jne Ruhmnn Steve Gibbs. Lelll Secrist Judy Mther Don Humrlchouse Jmes Bond Lind Sckbr Bob Sullivn Sndy Evns Brbr Levin M.rth Aulvin Brin Huber Mry Shoup Vickie Forneris Yvonne Burkhrt Willim Kczor Shirley Beck Rose Mrie Holthus Noel Wtkins Jen McCoy Anthony Griggs Dennis Jennings Jenne Beckwlth. Spek in the lst 11 gmes. We ttempt be positive in ll we do in re grd footbll. TODAY THE Chrlesn pper quoted the rdio nnouncer from Hillsdle s the mount money tht is contributed the footbll progrm. They hve qurterbck club membership 500 men. The membership fee is $50 which entitles them dmis sion every gme. The remining $40 goes for "footbll ssistnce." Northern Illinois hs "Huskie" club for their footbll progrm. Their membership is 10 but the fee is from $50-$100. Estern's footbll plyers re not pid ply. Everyone is ply ing for the love the gme. They re devoted men the footbll progrm. I would cll them high spirited intelligent courgeous nd responsible group men. They re not out fter the glory Mr. Noblit becuse there is none be found. Everyone these men give 100 per cent t ll times. ANYONE WHO hs ever ply ed footbll under Coch Kohl hs nothing but the highest respect for him. Respect is something tht is hrd gin in footbll. He is very ethicl mn nd would never permit ny type ply tht ws considered "dirty" or "unsports mnlike.". There is nothing tht Coch Kohl would not do for one his present or former plyers. Coch Kohl does everything within his power produce winning tem nd I ssure you tht the plyers re doing their best lso. Sincerely yoµrs Brt Zeller Sente (Continued from pge 1) tions; nd the gme with West ern will probbly drw more crowd thn the Oct. 16 gme with Northwood Institute. Luther sid tht president Quincy Doudn sid he would be in fvor cushion fund pro vide the Sente with n emergency fund. According Bob Luther the fund would come from the ppor tionment bord nd would be pro vided by slight increse in stu dent ctivities. Luther nnounced tht he hd spoken with Elizbeth K. Lwson den women bout grduted hours for women nd tht she suggested committee be estb lished study the forms grd uted hours used t other schools nd then mke recommendtion s how the progrm might be used t Estern. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l l l l /1 1 PARENTHETICAL By Jim Rinnert llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!lllllllllllllllllll l l l l l l I didn't exctly expect n overwhelming response for mil but honestly... I still hve n empty milbox. letter. (I'm not going count the dirty words scribbled or;i tht few friends hve hnded me in the Union.) Prentheticls. It's not such stupid word. Why is ii keep sking me wht it mens? My "Webster's New Colleg which more students should vil themselves evidently) ve ly defines prentheticl s n djective mening " the prenthesis; pertining 'or expressed in or s in pr I just used n dj See? It's not such stupid word. noun. The Bloodmobile is coming! Tuesdy nd Wednesdy long lines sut-herted Estern students redy scrifi or so.a few girls will fint if the right mn's round... men will fint if there's no one round...nd everyone home with cookie sucker or whtever it is they pl n out s "rewrd" this yer. All fun side Estern does herself proud when t mobile comes wn nd most the blood given wi pst yers come from our Greek orgniztions. The spirit petition mong the Greeks in this cse will hve rewrdi The weekly "pt on the bck" wrd goes ll I give blood dy nd morrow. Something should be done bout the cmpus n ecki lem. As "hours" drw ner especilly on weekends the the girls dorms re clogged with those who believe ing is such sweet sorrow" nd who obviously wnt very most it. I understnd the sitution-there's just else for this sort thing unless the der coed's der e der cr nd even then there's lwys those lst fou kisses 'inside the door. And tht's exctly wht's cloggi up. Anyone who tries mke the trip from the door tion desk in Ford Weller or McKinney within 15 min utes is risking life nd limb. This is n obstcle course like never thought. Now tht should get letter or two... 'So;ething Unspoken' To Be Presented Wednesdy Tennessee Willims' "Something Unspoken" will be presented t 5 p.m. morrow in Fine Arts Thetre s this week's "5 O'clock Thetre" production. The one-ct ply is directed by Dvid Wlker senior English mj or from Litchfield nd will str Sr Golinveux junior thetre rts mjor from Birminghm Al. nd Brbr Fritze junior speech correction mjor from Niles. Try-outs will be held t 7:30 p.m. dy nd morrow in the Green Room the Fine Arts Cen ter for "Ari De Cp" one-ct ply by Edn St. Vincent Milly. Reders' which plyed here three nights will be Reders' Thetre wo weekend t Southern versity. Judy Mther Phil Miller Brbr Fi Rinnert will perform Librry" from Sroy Comedy" nd Cln "The Little Blck B will be ccompnied by Ann E:. Smith thetre rts.

4 November Estern News Pge Three Toke Pride In T ern Push For Chnge--Kohl st by Tom Hoppin tern students nd lumni either find some pride in the only clen bove-bord. progrm in the ntion or nst push for chnge in the hy which surrounds it" g Rlph Kohl Ested footbll coch. question round Est e philosophy which sur thletics intercollegite Iined from one point the then hed the phy eduction deprtment John who sid t lst yer's 'c bnquet: AM OLD enough remem ' the time when it ws n be n thlete nd the n ws cmpus hero. This so becuse t tht time thletes competed for the joy sport disciplining them get in condition de themselves for the chnce "cipte nd giving their ut for the good the tem. se were trits tht were d nd those who exhibited were rightfully heroes" he tht sttement nd ppro ly eight more pges ript thrown in just mk'e no one misundersod him lid down the philosophy thletics t Estern. Tht is the philosophy tht is being out even though the eup" in the deprtment lst which sw Wlter Lowell hed the new School nd Physicl Eduction Tom Ktsimplis mde th direcr ws "supposed'! things. ACH KOHL commenting on the philosophy must be chn pride found in the present phy sid tht three ingre re required before tem becme consistent winner ther school cn become 'tent winner. sid "Coching mteril I trdition re the three res lib mke or brek school in Ib!!." In the coching question Kohl IJllented "We hve only two Dlty members coching the vr t myself nd Bob Eudeikis; nd two mteer Brt Zeller; ute ssistnts Bill Hmil nd Dick Prker." or :ENTRAL MICHIGAN mem. the Interstte Intercolle Conference le Atnletic lib Estern. is member hs ee fculty coches nd no one iws except CMU how mny dute ssistnts nd volun rs. lthletic mteril is lwys stion tht plgues smll tesupported school. First ll the stte school hs little fer the thlete. other thn comprehensive dequte cdemic bckground nd plenty knocks on the field. Estern this yer is finding it self outweighed by lmost every tem it plys by t lest 10 pounds nd usully the visiting tem brings more plyers thn Estern crries on its home roster. I THIS YEAR Estern is pying one nd one-hlf footbll grnts (relly tuition grnts which mount $150 per yer.) Kt simplis points out tht the min reson behind this smll number even though s mny s needed could theoreticlly be grnted is tht Estern does not hve the money py more. But it is not Estern's money. According Ktsimplis "These funds come from the Booster's Club" nd he explined "the club ws on shky ground finn cilly lst yer so we sked the coches hold those who they hd promised grnts but not fer ny more this yer." Lowell dded "We just don't hve the n1oney." NONE OF THE persons inter viewed wnted comment for the record on how more thletic mteril could be ttrcted Estern. Coch Kohl sid "We hve gret kids out for footbll here t Estern this yer nd they hve lwys been gret. They re not o big but I wouldn't trde them for nything in the world." Estern's footbll trdition hs lwys-fter the first few yers -been poor. Even Chrles Lntz who mny is the fther Estern's thletic progrms fil ed completely lter tqe trdi tion even though he ws the only coch who coched more thn 10 sesons nd cme up with win ning record. Coch Kohl commented "I did not invent the trdition; I only in herited it." "It ws better he thought fil in ttempting exquisite things thn succeed in the deprtment the utterly contemptible." Arthur Mchen Flowers - Gifts Records Hllmrk Crds Estern Illinois librrin Pul N. Rmeshwr hs been prticipting in the Americn Librry Assocition's Librry-USA Exhibit in the United Sttes Pvilion t the New York World's Fir. Rmeshwr is working the Univc 490 Rel. Time System-future reference librry. Teching Prcticum To Be lmproyed "Improvements" in the teching prcticum for winter qurter re scheduled be nnounceli dy. Mrtin Schefer den the f culty for pressionl eduction sid tht the techers' prcticum committee met lst Thursdy nd gin yesterdy discuss the techer prcticum progrm which includes student teching nd the seminr sessions. Schefer sid the "improve Smith To Present Recitl Tren Smith will present her senior recitl t 4 p.m. Fridy in the Fine Arts Thetre. Miss :S mith will be ccompnied by Crol Mosley. She will be s sisted by Sue Rdcliff Shron Jurig pino nd Richrd Robin son trumpet. Miss Smith mezzo soprno will sing some the works Schumnn Coplnd Chopin nd Hndel. Rennels Rdio & TV 211 LINCOLN STREET DI You re lwys welcome t Morol Sles Service Uriiversily Florists On 1 Cmpus & ments" re being mde s prt regulr progrm evlu tion. Noting tht no student other thn those in the Student Sente hd ever discussed the problems the prcticum with him Schefer sid tht his "door is lwys open" students who hve questions or c0mments hout the progrm. He did not rule out the possi bility student survey concern ing the existing progrm but he indicted tht his committee might survey students s rections the chnges proposed by the com mittee. Todd Violin Recitl Set For p.m. Tody Violinist Donld Todd ssistnt pressor music will present his p.m. nnul dy fculty in recitl the Fine t Thetre. Todd will be ssisted by Aln Aulbugh ssocite pres sor on the pino. Included in the progrm will be "Sont in C Minor for Pino nd Violin" by Bch; "Sont in B Minor for Violin nd Pino" by Respighi; "Sontenstz in C Minor for Violin nd Pino" by Brhms; nd Sont in D Mjor for Violin nd Pino Op. 4" by Prokieff. 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5 Tuesdy November 1 Estern News Pge Four Pnther Ground Attck Dumps Ferris 27 Hberer Eppler Strock Hed Best Offensive Gme Estern romped its third vicry the seson Sturdy t Big Rpids Mich. scoring con vincing 27-6 win over Ferris Stte College. The Pnthers end their 1964 se son t Western Illinois Sturdy in n IIAC bttle for second plce. Western is 2-1 in the conference nd EIU is 1-2. A win for the Pnthers will put them in three wy tie with WIU nd Illinois Stte for second. Northern clinched t lest tie for the title when they spped nd Mihign Centrl Western fell the ISU Redbirds Estern ws led by qurterbck Roger Hberer hlfbck Lynn Strck nd fullbck John Eppler r they ok their second stright gme from Ferris Stte nd ok 2-1 led in the over-ll series with the Michign tem. Hberer completed pss ttempts for 111 yrds. The first uchdown cme on three yrd pss from Hberer end Ry Schljo with 3:27 left in the first qurter. Hberer scored his only points on three-yrd run with 37 sec onds left in the first hlf give the Pnthers 14-6 hlftime led. extr both kicked Wold Ed points. Estern's ground gme ws the best it hs been ll seson nd the gme mrked the first time the Pnthers hve picked up more thn 150 yrds rushing ll se son s they ground out 251 ginst Ferris Stte. Eppler gined 100 the yrds nd scored twice. The first uch down ws 57-yrd run over cen ter in the third period. The finl score ws seven-yrd run with 1:19 left in the gme. Wold kick ed his third PAT giving the Pn thers 27-6 vicry. Strck picked up 90 yrds rush ing s Estern hnded Ferris its sixth defet the seson. Gym Avilble From 6-10 p.m. For Intrmurl Bsketbll Groups Willim Riordn direcr intrmurls nnounced this week tht reservtions for use the Lb School gym for intrmurl bsketbll prctice my be mde in the intrmurl fice from 911.m. dily. The gym is vilble on first 45 come-first served bsis for Alley Cts Led Collegite Legue Alley Cts widened their led in the Collegite Bowling Legue lst Tuesdy when they ok three points from second-plce AKL No. 1. In other ction the Mruders ok three from the VIP's nd the Kingpins ok three from the Knights. The Vndls nd AKL No. 2 did not bowl lst week. High gme ws Mel Pfhl 220 VIP's. High series ws Tom Roberts 567 AKL No. 1. Stndings t the end seven v:eeks re: 4 24 Alley Cts 10 1 AKL No Knights VIP's AKL No Kingpins 16 Vndls Mruders 20 miriute periods from 6-10 p.m. be ginning lst Wednesdy. Fifty-five hrriers leve the strting line St urdy in the 37th nnul Illinois Intercollegite Cross Country Assocition meet nd the third n Schneider Tkes Second In llcca Western Illinois squeked pst Estern Sturdy win the NAIA District 20 cross coun try chmpionship on the EIU course. Northern Illinois won the IICCA division in run-wy. The Interstte Intercollegite Athletic Conference meet will be t 11.m. Sturdy t Centrl Michign University in Mt. Ples nt Mich. Dennis Boehler Western Illi nois won the individul honors coping first with time 17:14 nine seconds better thn second Riordn sid representtive from the IM deprtment will be present nd blls will be vilble. Plyers must provide their per sonl ger nd locks for lockers. 'FLAG He lso outlined five condit fons tht must be met by orgniztions desiring reservtions: Loser Gme IV vs. Loser Gme V 1. The gymnsium must be re served through the IM fice t times listed bove. 2. Orgniztions must designte representtive who is be re sponsible for his group when us ing the gymnsium. Assocition letics cross country meet held simul.t Estern. Western's Dennis Boehler won t plce John Schneider Estern with time 17 :23. Northern's Pt Brogn one the co-fvor ites win first plce finished sixth in the field 55 hrriers. Northern won the Illinois Inter collegite Cross Country Associ tion chmpionship with tl 44 points. Second plce went Western Illinois with tl 7. The next three plces went DePul ; Estern 9; nd Loyol Chicgo 91. Estern cross country Coch Mynrd "Pt" O'Brien ws elect- JM SCHEDULE FOOTBALL Thursdy 4. Only the boys' locker room will be used for dressing purposes. 5. Locks must be removed from lockers following prctice sessions. PLAYOFF Fridy Field 3-Phi Sigm Epsilon vs. Winner Gme II Gme III Field 2-Hernndoes vs. Sigm Tu Gmm Gme IV Mondy Bsketbll Scrimmge Open To EIU Students A scrimmge will be held morrow t 4: 30 p.m. between the vrsity nd freshmn bsketbll tems ccording Coch Rex V. Drling. The scrimmge will be open ' students. Loser Gme III vs. Loser Gme IV Winner Gme III vs. Winner Gme IV-University Chmpionship IM CRO S S COUNTRY MEET Tuesdy University Cross Country course 4:20 p.m. BADMINTON DOUBLES Thursdy 7 p.m. Mtch I-Frternity No. 1 vs. Residence Hll-Inde pendent No. 2 7 p.m. Mtch II-Residence Hll-Independent No. 1 vs. Frternity No. 2 7 :45 p.m. Mtch III-Winner Mtch I vs. Winner Mtch II University Chmpionship 7:45 p.m. Mtch IV-Loser Mtch I vs. Loser Mtch II Third Plce BADMINTON SINGLE S Nov. 17 " DePul's Pt Svge (76) nd Estern's John Schneider (2) bttled the wire for second plce in the llcca nd NAIA District 20 meets t Estern Sturdy. Schneider bet Svge the finish line by step. 7 p.m. Mtch I-Residence Hll-Independent No. 1 vs. Frternity No. 2 7 p.m. Mtch II-Frternity No. 1 vs. Residence Hll Independent No. 2 7: 45 p.m. Mtch III-Winner Mtch I vs. Winner Mtch II University Chmpionship 7:45 p.m. Mtch IV-Loser Mtch I vs. Loser Mtch II Third Plce Principi Score Go I In 'Overti To Edge EIU 3- Wednesdy Field 2 Vikings vs. Tu Kpp Epsilon Gme II (Vikings bet Sigm Pi in first ply f gme) Other finishers for were Roger Quinln 12; Weise 19; Jmes Morris Justis 33; Jim A st le 3 Hopkins 41. EIU's Jerry DeWitt scored the first gol with bll in the first qurter. held up until the third pe Principi scored the tying Field 2 University Chmpion ' ship gme between the two unbeten survivors the plyf. 3. The orgniztion must coop erte with stff members while t the Lb School. The other three tems peted in the IICCA m When College 143 po' nois Stte i55; nd U Illinois in Chicgo 19 A gol by Principi Col one minute nd 15 secon the second over-time s ern's soccer tem 3fter they hd held the ing most Sturdy's PLAYOFF Wednesdy SOCCER eight tied O'Hr's time Mynrd "Pt" O'Brien ed president the IICCA t noon meeting immeditely follow ing the two meets. In the Ntionl Assocition Intercollegite Athletics District 20 meet Western won with 32 points. Estern ws second with 33. Illinois Stte ok third with 64 points nd Greenville College - ws fourth with 9. The first seven finishers better ed the time Tom O'Hr Chi cgo Loyol when he won the meet in The time for position Offici I Notices Publiction ny ficil notice is be considered fi. cil notifiction for ll mem bers the University com munity. All persons re respon sible for the reding notices Hlfbck Kenn Dvis cz.use leg injury ws ful strter tipped in give the led bck fore the third qur Principi however cme knot-up the score in period nd went on deciding gol ner the second five minute over WILL RO THEAT Evening 7:00 More & 9: for your monej Big Shows! Robinson Crus Mrs - PLUS- Stge To Thund ech week. Teching Prcticum A mke-up meeting for per sons plnning prticipte in the Teching Prcticum during the winter qurter but who were unble ftffiw the Oc ber 26 meeting will be held in Blir 200 t 7:00 p.m. on Tues dy November 10. I will be in my fice Blir Hll 110 following the meeting from :00 9: 30 p.m. dis cuss the Teching Prcticum with interested persons. I es pecilly invite Fll Qurter their shre prticipnts views with me t tht time. Mrtin Schefer Den Fculty for Pressionl Eduction All blood curdling terror! Strts t 7 p.11. Strts Sturdy lot Funny Dy Sndr Dee Robert Murice Chev Nov. 1 Art Picture... hve been hering wild it is! 1st for ing