FRIDAY. APRIL 20. 1 Trackm Leave f Ohio R A 12-man Nittany left State College . today en route to where it will boa and fly to Columbu tomorrow's Ohio St The Nittany entri centrate efforts o i events since there ; score tabulated in th ival. EaCh event is ship in itself. Rod Perry, Jim N Austin, and Art slated to do the_ Nit 880 relay running. entered in the 126-y dies. Shuttle Hurd'. Gary Seybert, • Dick Winston, and named as the shuttl. lay contingent with available if necessar Norris will also Oo the Lion : pole vaulting while Findley han dles the high jumping- assignment. Winston is scheduled to join . Perry in the 120-highs and also . be the lone Penn State entry in the broad jump. __ Veteran Doug Moorhead and freshman Ed Moran are listed as the Lions' entry in the mile run. Moorhead will also enter the 1%- mile run while Moran will com pete in t" 1000-yard run. Blocmon, Tuliar in Shot Charlie, Blockson and John Tullar round out the Lion travel ing team, competing in the dis cus and the shot put. Coach Chick Werner was forced to forget the distance relays due to the lack of seasoned personnel. Moorhead, Don Woodrow. and Don Mowry are the squad's only seasoned distance men: Mowry. however, is on the injured list with a sore instep. Open Events on Card Individual open events are in cluded on the carnival program along with the relay competition. Any registered AAU athlete may enter the open events, service men included. The relay competition is di vided into two classes univer sity and college. Big Ten schools such as Indiana, Purdue. Ohio State. Michigan, and Michigan State are entered along with inde pendents Pittsburgh, Notre Dame and Penn State. College entries include Bald win Wallace, Bowling Green. Michigan State Normal, Butler, Wayne, Miami of Ohio, and Wil mington. 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The Lions, who will be playing their first game away from home, have a 5-1 record and have been utilizing the fine pitching of Ed Drapcho and Stan Larimer to notch the wins. lays Irack team t 7:30 a.m. i•ittsburgh rd a plane Ohio, for to Relays. s will ton_ . the relay Penn. experiencing rough go ing in the first part of its sched ule, has a 2-5 card. In the first five games the Red and Blue de feated Rutgers of South Jersey and Muhlenberg, while losing to Muhlenberg in the second game of a doubleheader and dropping decisions to Rutgers, and Yale. Last weekend it lost to Albright and Lehigh. Top hitters for Penn this sea son have been centerfielder, Jay - no team relay carn champion- rton. Bruce ' ollard are - T 440 and erry is also > , high itur, Entry ier Norris,. Perry were ' hurdles re [Bob Findley THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA If you hear a thump... Baseballers Yocum; captain Jim Conlin, right fielder; and Rich Ross, third baseman. Coach John McCloskey's prob able starting lineup will have Mel Seki leading off and playing sec ond base, Ross will bat second, Alex DeLucia will play first base and bat fourth, Ed Vickers will be in left field and bat fifth, Con lin in sixth in the order. Vince Kelty is seventh and will cover shortstop, and Bernie Rohrbach er will catch and bat eighth. Either Tom Conlin or Bill As siff will pitch against the Lions. Penn State will return home after the game and will resume its road trip Wednesday whe a it meets Army at West Point. For the first time since 1950, Penn State's football captaincy will be entrusted to a single play er (Sam Valentine) in 1956. it only your heart! It's enough to quicken anybody's pulse, the way this powerful new Chevrolet takes to the highway! When you feel that big bore V 8 come alive, and your heart .skips a beat, chalk it up to Chevrolet's zestful, let's-go-places spirit, with 'horsepower ranging up to 225. 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