WEDNESDAY. MAY 16. 1962
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Norman Faces Champ
In Coliseum Relays
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Penn State’s Gerry Norman, one of the best distances* liK
runners in the East, will travel to the West—the Los Angeles ;^^,’. V cTV^pT.V^ 7 nwlt u4i .
Coliseum—where he will compete in the 22nd annual Coli-I st u>at».sZkSuuJTTTssß Fnwcbn*.
seum Relays Friday night. I Pimii (i-si »t im AataUa.
Norman has? been .invited to compete in the 5000-meter, nawoAh u *> or Koonee 1 1—0 »
run against outstanding compe- . . ] ** *. |'ciTrTniltUO^Srrt.'i.^Vi PkiWMphi..
tition which includes: Barry 1 Me- u-iv ini
Gee of New' Zealand; Charlie >in.. o k«. Hrndi«T d-n .t ruukunth.
Clark, formerly a standout for * n American ULkgve
San Jose State; Jerry Smartt of w. L. ret c.a.
the Southern Cal Striders; Pat K'"'‘ l *r'!. v vjl J! “2 r
Clohessy of Houston; Merle Me- c "mi? is .mt is
Gee of the Los Angeles Track a Oik-w it u ,si» s
Club; Danny Murphy a freshman £££" “lw s ia •15 %
from San Jose State; Julia Mann u Ats>i« is u .4*l 4
of Southern Cal;: Vic-Zwolak of h-B«.ton , ii u .is: 4s
Villanova; Dennisf Moore of Abi- c . itr *2 H .1? .
lene Christian and Australia; Mai », b. l ”r d B -pi»V»4 «i*iu*«»n»ir
Robertson, unattached; Bob Soth YmmUr’i Rmtt
of. the St riders;, and Jerry Ash- B*iUmor» 7. Um \nat\** 1 inUrhn
more of the Western Michigan and k.mm car w/tker *.4 ci«.eU.a.
Los Angeles Track Club. cr»nt u-01 in> I
j The biggest names in'the race K^°*d An^ 1 ?' tl *' * l Bakirnor*.
are Soth, who ran in the Ameri- York.' sufford (j i> *t iwoo.
can-Russian meet, and Clohessy, sehwnii u-n <s<
.the national colleeiate champ. w.«hia*v>n st*niwm»« i2-o> »t ckw-mo.
: THE COLISEUM Relays record Kiianoo, Kralick (I-I> at Drtrol*. Bun
'for the 5000-ineter run is 14:25.5 nin *
.set by All Lawrence- of the Uni- - . , _
iversity of! Houston in 1960. How- Orioles Kip Angels, 7-1
■ever, according to Bill Hunter, the BALTIMORE (/P) Consecu-!
■ meet 'chairman, this mark is ex- five two-run homers by rookie
• pected to fall Friday nighty John (Boog) Powell and the four-
Norman, who runs the two-mile hit pitching of Milt Pappas car-!
lin competition for State, has nev- GERRY NORMAN jried Baltimore to .a 7-1 victory
ier run 5000 meters. . -k -k k iover the Los Angeles Angels lastj
The distance, about 188 yards',. ,V . . • ...... might for the Orioles’ fifth win ini
longer than three miles, will be! jr l 3 c j^ s ' wfl ° , tu . t 7' e m * be games. |
run on a new Olympic-type, track!Performance of their careers in, Powell's two homers, the first’
of crushed-brick-day. The new; 016 meel - - 1 capping-a five-run surge in the
track will be used for the first] Coach Chick Werner had high first inning, backed a fine per
time. c ' praise; for the other members,jformance by Pappas that brought
The longest race Norman ran!Howtte Deardorlf and Ciro Risoldi,this record-to 4-1. The lone Los
this year was three miles in the'who siet new records, and Steve|Angeles run came on Tom Bur-
Ohio Relays last month. He won'Moorhead, Ear! Face, Jim Tyson, gess’ homer leading off the fifth
the event in 14:03.8.. easily out-|Hal Powell, Dave Kessler, Tom!inning.
distancing his nearest competitor.-Melt rick, John Courtney. Tom Ur- !
SOME CURRENT headliners! banik . an . d Lionel Bassett,
who will run in other events in the! ! “This is.the ; best record of any
Relays are New/Zealand’s world! Penn State team that I can re
mile record-holder, Peter Snell,! member,” Werner commented'
and Italy’s Livip Berruti, IMn! r :LT "
Olympic chamjjjbn in • the 200- il
meter dash; j
Norman- ran a 9:00.5 two-mile]
in Saturday’s dual meet against;
Pitt as part of his pre-race train-;
ring. His time, which smashed the.
meet record by 18 seconds, placed:
him in a group] of 12 Penn State 1
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