PAGE EIGHT Perry-Davis Clash to Feature Home Track Opener Tomorrow Lion track Captain Rod Perry gets his tomorrow afternoon at Beaver Field when he Ohio State’s Olympic ace, Glenn Davis, in the dual meet. Perry, who set a school record of :14 in in his last outing, missed the 1956 Melbourne extravaganza because of an injury in the IC-4A finals last season which kept hint out of the Olympic trials. Track observers felt that Perry would have been on the team if the accident had not occurred. But Davis made the jaunt across the Pacific and posted a atw world record in the 400- roeler hurdles with a :49.5 time. He was second in the high hur dles, losing by a whisker to Winston-Salem's Lee Calhoun. Calhoun's winning time was :13-S. Penn State's Dick Winston and OSU’s Roger Houck cannot be counted out of the running Satur-I day just because Perry and Davis are the big names. Houck has been right behind Davis in most of the Buckeye meets this year. The four competitors will also tangle in the 220-yard low hur dles, where Houck is considered more of a threat. Perry will also be in the high jump and sholpul events while his Ohio Slate counterpart will also probably ester the broad jump and mile relay. Davis could also be a quarter-mile entrant. La a dual meet against Illinois In the indoor season this year, Davis was the winner in six events that he entered—a feat which rivals that of a no-hit base ball game. He won the high jump, broad jump, 100-yard dash, both hur dle runs, and was a member of the winning mile relay team. Davis has leaped 23 feet in the broad jump and will match his skill against Winston, who won the event in both the Quantico and triangular meets. lion coach Chick Werner ex pects the hurdles to be among the meet-deciding events, but he also includes the half-mile and the quarter-mile to be in this category. Ed Moran runs tha half mile to rtbe Lions and Jack McClain is the Buckeye entrant. Both can do I:SS and Werner ihinks they can chop a couple seconds off this tomorrow. Jim Norton of Penn State and Ted Storer of OSU can both run the 440 in :48.8 and the Nittany mentor expects a “dogfight” to ensue for first place. The mile run, high jump, pole vault, discus, and broad jump could also be turning points, ac cording to Werner. Xloran runs the mile around the 4:20 mark and will get stiff competition from Buckeye cap tain Bob Wheadiek, who has also been clocked at 4:20. Ohio Stale's Dick Furry and Wayne Milestone and Penn State's Bob Parker are the top high jumpers. Stan Lyons and Jim Wearer give Ohio Stale a good one-two pole vault en try. Penn State countering with Ogier Norris. John Tullar. Penn State, and OSU’s Gene Cottennan are the top discus men. Tullar recorded s 156’ 11” throw in the triangular test while Cotterman has thrown over 150 feet. Fred Kerr, Penn State’s sopho more two-miler, is a former Penn sylvania schoolboy champion. jftf**. 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