PAGE TEN Spikers '''''..37:..i'.. - '.:: -. '"111 Meet Quantico •...:i::.:-.i.atiries By JIM KARL With six men already hav ing met the Olympic qualify ing standard and a seventh, world record holder Al Can tello, waiting in the wings, the Quantwo Mai mes will pre sent a formidable challenge to Penn State today at 1 p.m. on Beaver Field Cantullo, who captains the Vu•- ginia based Gyienes, will be ap pealing in his first meet of the yeat lie set the global record in the javelin meet last year at Compton, Calif. by getting off tocs of 282-3,i. A back injury has prevented him from doing any throwing in competition this year, but if it hold. up today he is a safe bet to top the qualifying standard of 251. The Olympic qualifying stand ard is a new procedure insti tuted to determine entries in the Olympics this August. An inter national numerical standard has been set for each event. Olympic hopefuls have from November to Olympic tryout time in June to meet this stand ard. The three top men in the try out, v ho have mci the standai d v. ill then i epresent their coun-, Ed Collymore tiy in the Olympics If no one has! nif t the Olympic standard the! .. . world- record holder i'i the 60-liard dash lop Mall in the tryouts will be' * * * * * * the only entry permitted. when he jumps in competition. !could rack up a first in this event. Coach Major Benjamin Moore's Mike Miller ran a 1:51 5 at the ]'hive other Quantico pet form- aggregation will provide the stiff- Quantico Relays earlier this year C 1 ~ N 1 ho have bettered the Olvin polelest opposition the Lions haveand is also a threat. pie qualifying standard ale faced in a dual meet in quite a vaulters Mel Schwab, Dave Torkl Bob Brown will try to turn and John Uelses. Schwan, who,while , the tables on Fillman in the has cleared 15-3, and his two co-' Moore said that if his stars lOO-yard dash. Brown played hock should have no trouble top-I perform up to par Quantico second fiddle to Fillman at the ping the meet record of 13-8. sat should have no trouble sweep- Quantico Relays, but the Lion in 1956. ing through a tough dual meet junior feels he can win if he In the sprints Walt Fillman, schedule which includes Man- ' gets off to a fast start. an ex-William and Mary dash- hattan, Villanova and Navy. ; In an added attraction, Penn man and Southern Conference . With Lion Mentor Cihck Wer- State grad student Ed Moian will sprint champ, has done 10.4 for ner standing nearby he politely , be permitted to compete in the 100 meters to meet the qualify- neglected to add Penn State mile run along with the regular ing standards. Ed Collymore has to his list of probable victims. ;entries from Quantico and Penn also bettered the standard for ' The Lions, with Dick Engel- ; State. - 200 meters. brink running far below his old ,_,- -. His stiffest competition is ex- Collymore. former -Villanova,form, are off to a disappoint-I " .pected to come from Pete Close, great and holder of the world rec-,ing stait and appear headed for,., former IC4A mile champion. In old for the 60-yard dash, is also'a sub-par Year. And to add mis-The Quantico Relays the former shooting for a qualifying time,ery to woe, two of the Lion s' lPenn State great had no trouble (47.6) in the 900. most consistent performers are , defeating Close as he breezed Quantico's sixth Olympic quali-,sidelined with injuries 'home in 4:04.6. Moran will be Fier is high jumper Bob Gardner. Quarter-miler Pat Cunning- shooting for a 4:02 today, which The ex-St. Johns' athlete once ham pulled a muscle in his , meets the Olympic standards. did 6-11 in an exhibition in Pitts- thigh at the Penn Relays, and burgh, but his best official jump miler Herm Weber sprained his 1 is 6-10. ankle in practice yesterday. 1 i -.6.m.‘11111111M1"11.4 - - - .... Gardner, recently home from Cunningham definitely will not a Near East tour sponsored by see action today while Weber's the State Department, trains status will not be known until with a flak jacket weighing in meet time. excess of 20 pounds. This re- 1 State's best chances appear to sistance type workout condi- t he the 100 and 880. If Bill Schwab. Lions him to greater weight, !a 1:50 half-miler last year, comes making it that much easier up with a good race the Lions Yankees Top A's NEW YORK 1/P) Gil McDou- BOSTON (W)—Frank Malzone's gall's two-out single scored Bob-ninth inning single brought Bos by Richardson in the eighth in-'ton a 3-2 victory over Detroit yes ning and gave the New York , terday in a last-ditch rally against Yankees an 8-7 triumph over Kan-;one-time Red Six nemesis Jim sat City in a 3-hour, 28-minute'Bunning. game yesterday. The loss, ninth in a row for the The victory, third straight tor, Tigers, was pinned on Bunning the Yankees, kept them in first who was only three putouts shy place. ,of a 2-0 shutout. The victory went to Duren. New The winning hit was a high. York's fifth pitcher. The fnehall- llooping fly which fell in front of ing right-hander took over with!onrushing Al Kaline in short cen one out and a runner on first inter with the bases full of Bos the eighth. tonians. Penn Stale Spoils Car Club GYMKHANA 1 :00 P. M. Erie Technical Ceramics Parking Lot TODAY Pine Hall , Events For Sport and Economy Sedan Cars THE DAILY COLLEGIAN STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA * * * Bosox Edae Tigers * * * . 7 '64 % 4••••, , : - • . 1 • •r• ;.".":". • el 4;. Linksmen Compete In Eastern Tourney More than 100 college golfers will tee off this morning as the 26th annual Eastern Intercollegiate championships get under way on Pitt's Wildw.ood'course. Yale has won the team championship six of the last seven years and the Elis are favored again. Penn State finished second last year and the Lions have high hopes of taking all the marbles in this year's tourney. Other teams to watch are Penn and Navy. Penn has practically their whole team back from last year and Navy always plays well in the Easterns. It was Navy that interrupted Yale's domination of the tourney by taking the 1958 team title on their own course. Each of the 15 participating teams will enter seven men and the five lowest scores on each team for 36 holes will count toward the team title. The 16 men with the lowest scores today will move into match play tomorrow and Monday with the individual winner being de cided after Monday afternoon's round. State's captain Dick Burgoon is one of the men to watch for the individual title. Burgoon was medalist in last year's tourney. Nittany coach Joe Boyle also expects a good showing from big Bob Devine, the Lions' number two man this year. Devine is a streaky player and if he's on his game he could surprise the ex perts. Penn's Don Norbury won the IT'S A GREAT FEELING To Wear An Arrow Sport Shirt o k. • ‘ 1,1. ; •,.• I h4 : 'Si," Get Your Arrow Sport Shirts at KALIN'S MEN'S SHOP SATURDAY. MAY 7. 196) By JOHN MORRIS after beating Burgoon in a pre liminary match. Wildwood is only three years old and this is the first major tournament ever held there. The Lions defeated Pitt on the course earlier in the season, 5-2, and there doesn't seem to be too much chance of the Panthers cashing in on their home course advantage. This year's entrants will-ualso be shooting at the course record. Ex-Pitt great Ron Schwarzel has the present record-68—but the course is in better shape now than it was when the Panther star set the mark. 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