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Thinclads Enter Penn Relays Tomorrow
Face Nation's
Track Powers
In Philadelphia
By DICK McDOWELL
Track and field fans will be
focusing their attention on
Philadelphia's Franklin Field
tomorrow and Saturday as the
60th renewal. of the mam
mouth Penn Carnival Relays
get underway.
More than 300 high school
and college athletes will enter
91 events slated to begin early
tomorrow morning and continue
until late Saturday.
The Penn State entry, expected
to be around 14 or 15 contestants,
will leave for Philadelphia at
1 p.m. today and part of the Lion
squad will see action tomorrow.
Eastern Powers
The meet has attracted most of
the leading track, powers in the
east and a good representation of
the strong mid-west schools is ex
pectdd. Michigan, Indiana, Notre
Dame, Marquette, and Oklahoma
A&M have all entered.
Most of Coach Chick Werner's
squad is set and time trials held
yesterday determined the remain
ing positions to be filled.
Charlie Blockson and Rosey
Grier will both 'see action Friday
in the discus throw. Bill Youkers
also gets into the act on the open
ing day in the Invitation 120-yard
high hurdles. The only other Lions
in action Friday will be Werner's
entry in the College Distance
Medley Relay Championship of
America.
Pollard to Run
Art Pollard and Don Austin will
fill one half of the quartet and
Bob Matz, Roy Brunjes, Bob Hol
len, and Doug Moorhead are all
gunning- for the other two posi
tions.
On Saturday Grier and Blockson
will see action in the shot put
trials and Dan Hutchenson will
enter the javelin trials. Pollard
will be running in the invitation
100-yard dash and Dan Lorch will
be after pole vault honors..
, Saturday's relay schedule in
cludes a College freshman one
mile relay, college four, two, and
one mile relays. Penn State's line
ups for these events have not been
determined.
CINDER SIDELIGHTS: Lions
had only one first place in the
Ohio Relays last Saturday. Speed
ster Art Pollard captured the 300-
yard run title with a 30.5 clock
ing . . . Rosey Grier, although fin
ishing third, smashed the Penn
State shot put record.' Grier pow
ered the shot 52' 9 1 / 2 ". .Unoffi
cially the Lions finished third
teamwise behind Michigan and
Illinois . . . There is no team scor
ing in the meet . . . Pollard's time
in the 300 was just .7, second be
low the world's record.
Deadline Set
For IM Entries
All entries for intramural tennis
doubles, team golf and soccer
tournaments must be turned in at
the Intramural office in Recrea
tion Hall by 4:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Competition for the three tour
naments will get under way
April 30.
The tennis doubles and golf
tourneys .will be single elimina
tion competition and opponents
must arrange for the time of
the' ‘ matches. The Intramural Of
fice will post deadlines for each
match. •
The soccer tournament will
consist of small round-robin lea
gues in which each team will play
at least two games. The league
winners will play-off for the
championship. Games w ill be
scheduled in the evenings starting
at 6:15 p.m. and will be played
on the soccer practice area on the
golf course.
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Weary Stickmen Bow 10-6
After 23-1 Loss to Navy
Penn State's lacrossemen journeyed down Maryland way on a
two-day road trip last week before heading home for the Easter
Holidays—but wish they hadn't. The Midshipmen of Navy soundly
thrashed the Lions on April 14 by a score of 23-1, almost repeating
ast year. Tired, and nursing some
their 19-1 showing against State
bruises received in the Navy
clash, Thiel's stickmen moved on
to Baltimore where they met de
feat at the hands of Charlie Wen
zel's Loyola Greyhounds,. 10-6.
From all indications, Navy,
coached by William 'Dinty' Moore,
is headed for another National
Championship. One convincing in
dication is the 12-7 verdict that
the Middies gained over the Uni
versity of Maryland. Maryland, a
threat for the title, had previously
been unbeaten. A National Cham
pionship would be nothing new to
coach Moore who has guided four
Navy teams to the coveted title.
• Thirteen lettermen have re
turned to aid Moore in the quest.
In goalie John Jones, Moore had a
candidate for All-American Hon
ors.
Perhatis had the schedule-mak
ers-reversed the order in which
Penn State was to meet Navy and
Loyola, the team might be sport
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Loyola April 15. The 23-1 loss to
Navy had taken a lot out of the
team besides having brought. in
jury to two of its members. Andy
Bergesen, reserve midfielder, and
third-stringer John Flynn did not
dress for the Greyhound encount
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Jim Reed scored twice with Bob
Hamel, Al Fulton, Dick Klein, and
Jim Griffin each tallying once for
the Lions. With the 10-6 victory
the Greyhounds gained revenge
for a 13-8 loss to Penn State last
year. Loyola was the only school
to bow before the Lions last year.
Penn State's next game is with
the University of Pennsylvania
Saturday. The game will be played
in Philadelphia. The Lions will
meet Hobart and Syracuse on the
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Kiely's last American League
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single opening the third. Tw o
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Red Sox's spring sensation, and a
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Sullivan added the final score
in the seventh.
Late Results
American League
Washington 13, Philadelphia 1
Cleveland 2, Baltimore 1
National League
Pittsburgh 5, New York 4
Brooklyn 6, Philadelphia 3
Milwaukee 7, Chicago 3
St. Louis 4, Cincinnati 2
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