lIIIIRMCIAY. APRIL 20. 19M Thinclads Enter Tough Ohio State Relays Penn State's track squad, an impressive victory in its opening triangular meet Satur day, will have a busy schedule ahead of it for the next two weeks before it returns home to host. Michigan and Navy. This weekend the Lions enter one of the four relay carnivals on their 1955 card with a visit to Columbus for the Ohio State Relays. Despite the fact that the Lions were just opening their Centennial campaign and were working on a dry but slow track at Navy, they registered several good times in the track events and solid marks in the discus and shot. If the Lions can step up their pace for the corn ing relay carnival sponsored by the Buckeyes and the brake Relays the following weekend Sophomores Shine In Golf Trials Leo Kukkola, a former fresh man standout, paced the field in the first round of eliminations for the varsity golf team which were run off over the weekend. Kukkola was rated highly at the beginning of the season, but his effort on Saturday was both an unexpected and pleasant sur prise. Kukkola turned in a three over par 142 for the 18-hole af fair• three strokes ahead of the field. Trailing Kukkola were John Boyanowski, another sophomore standout; Jim Gerhart and J i m Mayes. Following these was Jim Ginsberg who scored a 146; and Walt Decker and Captain Warren Gittlen who were deadlocked for sixth place with 148's. Three Sophomores Shine Lion coach Bob Rutherford was no doubt pleased with the fine showing of the three sophs: Kuk kola, Boyanowski, and Decker; but he was also slightly disart pointed by Gittlen's performance. But Rutherford knows full well the capabilities of the Nittany's captain, and was content to pass off his score as a bad day. Since Bucknell, the Lion's op ponent in the April 26 opener, is not a member of the Eastern In tercollegiate Golf Association, the Nittanies will be represented by only a six-man team in that gameL Therefore, Gittlen must improve in the 18 remaining holes of elim ination play if he is to be included on the team. Using Medal Play Rutherford is using the Medal play method of determining his squad since it is the method of scoring employed in both the Easterns and in the brand-new Triangular meet with Penn and Navy,, which will be held this coming season for the first time. Another reason is that formerly, when match play was the deter miner, some of the golfers had a tendency to loa f. Rutherford thinks that with his new method, where every stroke counts, there will be a noticeable improvement for all concerned. Coach Rutherford was optimis tic about his team's chances for the coming season, but would not go out, on a limb on any pre dictions. He expressed satisfac tion for the scores posted for the entire team however, especially since they were scored so early in the season. Cards Offer Raschi ST. LOUIS, April 19 (AP)---The St. Louis cardinals today gave up on veteran pitcher Vic Raschi, a star with the New York Yankees for many years, and announced they are asking for waivers for the purpose of giving him his un conditional release. Penn State will send entries to the Penn Relays, Drake Relays, Ohio State Relays, and Coliseum Relays in 1955. they may be a team to be reck oned with by its opponents. The Buckeye relays will draw schools from the. Big Ten includ ing Michigan, Michigan State, Il linois, and Indiana. .Pitt, with junior Arnie Sowell and company who can—and has—run anything from the 100 to the five-mile grind, will also enter. Other mid west schools such as Michigan Normal, Miami of Ohio, Ken tucky, and Ohio Weslyan are ex pected to enter. Relay events, however, instead of the regular dual meet events, will be on, the agenda for this weekend's trip to Columbus. In cluded in the program are the dis tance medley relay, 440-yard re lay, sprint medley relay (440-220- 220-880), two-mile relay, 880-yard relay, and the one-mile relay. Seven special events will also be held including the 100-yard dash, 120-yard high hurdles, 600- yard run, mile run, 300-yard dash, 1000-yard run, and the 1%-mile run. Although Werner will have such standouts as junior Art Pol lard, sprint specialist, plus Cap tairi Rosey Grier and Charlie Blockson working in the field events, the Lions will have a rug ged field to face. One of Penn State's primary entries will be a shuttle hurdle relay team. Gary Seybert, Bill Youkers, and sophomores Rod Perry and Bob Young will probably compete for the Lions in this event. Youkers won the 220-yard low hurdles at Navy last week in a. flat 25 sec onds. Perry won the 120 high hurdles in :14.9 with Youkers placing second. Seybert placed third in the 220 lows with a :25.4 clocking. C/50-101ES tHE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA 2 Teams Cop Volleyball Titles Alpha Sigma Phi's B team and Delta Sigma Phi's B squad clinch ed League crowns in intramural volleyball play Monday night at Rec Hall: Alpha Sig copped the League N title by humbling CM Phi's B ag gregation in two consecutive tilts, 15-2, 15-7. The Delta Sig lads put on a sterling performance en route to a 15-5, 15-0 victory over Theta Chi and the League M champion ship. In other fraternity contests, Beta Sigma Rho took two out of three games from Phi Sigma Kap pa, 15-13, 13-15, 16-14; Theta Xi edged Delta Tau Delta, 15-10, 4-15, 15-10; Kappa Sigma downed Phi Epsilon Pi, 15-11, 15-13; Al pha Zeta trounced Tau Phi Delta, 15-2, 15-6• Phi Sigma Delta stop pee Phi Gamma Delta 15-13, 15-7. Phi Kappa Tau took the meas ure of Sigma Pi, 15-5, 14-16, 15-5; Delta Upsilon nipped Pi Kappa Alpha, 16-14, 5-15, 15-4; Alpha Chi Rhc coasted tc a 15-3, 15-6 victory over Tau Kappa Epsilon; Sigma Alpha Epsilon beat Sigma Phi Ep silon, 15-4, 15-10; and Alpha Chi Sigma posted a 15-3, 15-13 victory over Alpha Epsilon Pi. A's Top Tribe in Ninth, 8-7 KANSAS CITY, April 19 (111— Kansas City's victory-hungry Ath letics cut loose with a 5-run, come from-behind ninth inning today to drive rookie Herb Score off the mound and defeat the Cleveland Indians, 8-7. Bill Wilson, who walked to start the riotous inning, ended it with a bases-loaded single that brought in Spook Jacobs with the winning run. Score, the heralded rookie left hander, was on the mound when the inning opened. He was riding Trainee Engineers California Texas ON Co., Lid., which ,operates throughout the Eastern Hemisphere, offers unusual opportunities for engineers willing to consider the possibility of service overseas. 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