PAGE EIGHT Liens Rank High in Relay; Wettstonedvioorhead Set Pace By DENNIS KNECHT Penn State failed to win any of the coveted Championship of! America relay races at the Penn: Relays Friday and Saturday, but; placed in seven events, rankingi the Lions with some -of the best; teams in the gigantic Philadelphia) 'meet. "There were five or six real good teams there and Penn State was one of them," a pleased coach Chick Werner said after the meet. Jerry Wettstone - and Steve Moorhead led the way in the Lions'. fine showing. Wettstone high jumped 6'4" to finish in .a Three-way tie for first place. Ray Bury of Fairleigh-Dickinson and Grant Krow of Albright also fig ured in the tie. Moorhead, after anchoring the four-mile' relay team to second place 'in Friday's action, placid second in the 3000-meter steeple chase in 9:]8.8. Villanova's Pat• Traynor was first in the record' • time of The olympic velopment steeplechase, which' was run at the- same time, was won by. lowa graduate Deacon Jones. Jones hit !the tape in 9:1046. Ciro Risoldi wound up in a six way tie for third place after pole vaulting ,13'6". In the champion -ship vault, Richard Plymale pf West Point tooki three tries at the - then-world-record 161", after s4t.- . '4l z- - • . I 7 - t - 4"t ri 7. .." to,:; ' 3' 1 4 ••, 1 • , ' , -- 431:1 , -* 1 ,- 4 -1 4.1 ~; ~. ;~,~ ,~r'. ~ y ; / .~ w ~~ ~ % '~ `~~' .i;.~- '~~ Y _ Vl* -~>~: :.~ S —;~~ ~ ;~: ?`b elliil • - ; 1 - nath i Mil I - , ting a new meet record of 15'8". 'mile and spript relays and Miclti-i His record would have been , gan took the four-mile and tWO-1 short-lived, however, since later . 'mile Abilene Christian just beat) , in the day, Ma- , I • • i V.illanolia in the 440 relay after, a' sine Lt. Dave - 7_ Tork set a new 1-.° ' terrific anchorman battle between world record 'of t,' ACC's olymp,ian Earl; Young and iavr in the Mt. r :_„:,,, , Villanova's - 100-yard 'dash woild i ISan Ani- v, 4 • - - - lays in nto Walnuo Re t, `''" e' '' ''' recordholder; Frank,Budd. Young 'Calif.. N . . ~ ,..1 • • received a better handoff and held Tom Urbanik " , - .7 •. / 1 a one-yard lead over Budd at the 'tossed f the shot : ', -: - ,•: .i start of their 110-yard run and i put 49'6" _ for ~-.;; ~,j. : *,, kept it to - -the tape although Budd! fifth place - and , ~.-, -- .;., .. t! gained slightly. Vi]lanova 'man-1 'George Casey ' -,- . 1 aged to take the 880 relay. jjuniped 6'2" in . 4 , ... • ,i -idle high jump to ' ' - 1 ' 2 " 7•11111111111111111111Ilfillill111111111111111111111111111U111111111111-: 'finish in a six- Jerr7 WetUtene .---- Remember Mother with E : way tie for fourth. I = 2= delicious hand made New York University won the,-ff. 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