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Depleted' S • ikers
Meet Pittsburgh
By JOHN BLACK 'Brown will probably face his! has registered times of 48.7, 48.5 ,
The Nittany Lion tr a c4toughest race of the year with thel and 48.6 in his three dual meet 1
:fleet Panther. Penn State's Blaine! races this year. Szeyller, a Kurd- i this afternoon. As expected, 1
team, functioning without the O'Connor and George Metzgarl ler, turned in a surprising 48.6
services oj. its "Big Five", willl,wlll fight it out for thud.
- ya, chase i in the
just a step behind Hambright I enter the richest 3-year-old ri
The story in the 220 II Ohio State match. gross purse will hit $190,000. 1
lace the University of Pitts-! •
,will be a repeat of the centui y.l Szeyller, who clipped off a 23.3 However; as the minutes ticked,
burgh 11 - uncials today in a! ) Jay Moody and Jim Donahue baclOime into the wind in the low away toward the 4:45 p.m. 4T'
televised meet beginning at noon Or * * hurdles last week, will be chal- pos t - time, the
in Pitt Stadium lenged by Pitt's Moody, who has qeeling grew that
Wile, Chariot] 11, will televise
run a best of 23 9. this famed Ma
the annual Lion-Panther scrape, John Fareira and Dave Truitt ryland class i c
which is , cheduled as a part of will double in both hurdle races was going to be
the Pittsburgh Bicentennial cele- and will be joined by Williams a duel between
bration in the highs They will be under-'W illieS h o e-
The Lions will be weakened clogs to Pitt's Bill Bannow, who'maker on Sword
in the middle and distance ran 15 flat against West .Virginia. Dancer and Ed
events with the absence of Ed Fareira, who won the event for;die Arcaro pilot-
Moran, Chick King, Dick Engel- the Lions the last two weeks hastng First Land
brink, Bill Schwab and Don Da- a best of 15 1. irig.
vies. who ran in the Coliseum The Lions hold a decided edge ' The race will
Relays last night. in the field events and stand to .be televised and
Eddie Arcaro
Since the outcome of these dis- pick up several points in the broadcast (CBS)
tance races will probably hold the shot put, discus, javelin and pole from 4:30 to 5 p.m. (EST).
key to the meet, the big job for vault. If "The Shoe" fits Sword Dan
the Lions will thus depend on John Tullar, who broke discusTer, it would be the initial Preak-
Fred Kerr, George Jones, Herrn meet records in both of his tastiness victory for the 27-year-old
Weber, Dave LaHoff, Dennie two outings and has gone over:Texan. He can make racing his-
Johnton and John Williams who
will replace the Lion "travelers"
in the. mile, half-mile and 2-mile.
Jones, LaHoff and Johnson will
carry the Penn State banner in
the half-mile. With the Lions' five
fastest half-milers on the Coast,
Jones is still favored to win the
event. He ran a 1 . 53 8 to take
third place against Michigan State
last Saturday. No Pitt runner has
gone below 1 . 58 yet this spring.
Johnson will be in the mile
along with Fred Kerr and Herm
Weber. Weber clocked a time of
4.19 last week and veteran Kerr
also a sub-4:20 miler. The Pan
thers' Ron Rush has hit 4:16 for
the four laps and will probably
be installed as the favorite.
Kerr and Weber will double
Tong with 'Williams in the oth
er crucial event—the 2•mile run.
Kerr ran the distance in 9:33 to
capture third against the Spar
tans and clocked a 9:26 earlier
in the season at Navy.
The Lions should find the path
clearer in the sprints where their
only competition should be Mel
Barnwell. The Nittanies' Boh,
Harrison Leads
In Snead Tourney
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
W. Va. i/P)—Dutch Harrison, the
Arkansas traveler, rolled into the
halfway lead of the Sam Snead
Golf Festival ye.,terday by shoot
ing his second straight 2-under
par 68
The 36 total put the 49-year-old
Harrison, now playing out of St.
Louis, Mo.. one stroke up on
Snead, the 47-year-old host of the
$lO,OOO touinament. Snead turned
in a 69 behind his opening 68 for
137.
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lineup.
Barnwell will also be the Pan
thers' top threat in the 490. Dick
Hambright, Penn State record
holder for the distance, will head
the Libn quarter-mile entry which
will include Bob Szeyller and
Claude Moten.
Barnwell ran a 991 quarter
last week to win the event
against Villanova. Hambright
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA
50' in the shot, is the top weight-
man in the field. He will be back
ed up in both events by Andy
Nyce. The addition of footballer
Andy Stync h u l a will also
strengthen the weight crew.
The three Nittany spear throw
ers—Nyce, Jim Schwab, and
Jon Musser—each have a 30-
foot advantage over the best
Pitt toss. and Dick Gross, Ron
Beard and Dale Peters, the
Lions' pole vaulters, should find
little trouble in sweeping their
event.
Pitt's best bet for a blue rib
bon will be broad jump Ed Va
mos, and high jumper Ed Sher
lock. Both have topped the best
Lion marks of the year.
Fareira and Mel Ramey are the
(Gross
high jumpers and Ramey,
Gross and O'Connor will broad
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Meet in Preakness
Arco ro-Shoemaker
Dual Expected Today
BALTIMORE (4')—No surprise horses found their way
into the entry box for the 83rd Preakness Stakes at Pimlico
tory by being the first jockey to
win the Kentucky Der by and
Preakness in the same year on
different horses.
Shoemaker rode Tomy Lee and
nosed out Sword Dancer with
SATURDAY. MAY 16, 1959
owners put up $5OO apiece to
ce in history. If 11 start, the
I BM Boland up in the May 2
derby. Torny Lee returned to Cal
'ifornia, and Trainer Elliott Burch
of the Brookmeade Stable en
gaged Shoemaker for the Preak
ness.
Arcaro has been making Preak,
ness history for more than 20
years. He has won six—a record.
Eight of the horses in the mile
and three-sixteenths Preakness,
a sixteenth shorter than the Ken
tucky Derby, competed at Louis
ville.
I Bayer Leads by Five
In Hot Springs Open
HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (W)—Big
George Bayer of Gleneagles, 111.,
known as one of the longest driv
ers in golf, reverted to putting
wizardy yesterday to take a 5-
stroke lead in the $22,000 Hot
Springs Open at the Arlington
County Club.
ROCK & ROLL
JAM SESSION
THETA XI
1:00.1:00 OPEN
Ken Cook Quintet