—The Daily Collegian Monday, April 2, 1973 Turnout key to track club hopes More than fifty students, faculty members, university employes and housewives are expected at six p.m. tonight in Beaver Stadium for the initial spring practice of Penn State's Women's Track and Field Club. The club, which is open to all women here, had only nine members last year and lost all three scheduled meets due to large numbers of for feitures. However, Coach John Lucas is optimistic for the club's second year due to the large number of women who signed up, and feels his squad will be "far more - 5 time ENTIRE SELECTION ON SALE REG. DISCOUNT PRICE SALE PRICE $8.94 NEW REG. DISCOUNT PRICE $4.99 $5.99 $7.99 LAST ENTIRE SELECTION ON SALE STATE COLLEGE OPEN 9 111 The women will run four times this spring, including two Beaver Stadium ap pearances which coincide with men's events. As part of varsity coach Harry Groves' plan to integrate men's and 1973 women's outlook women's athletics, the club will run during the men's meets on April 14 at the Nittany Lion Relays and on May 18 at the All- Pennsylvania Track Classic and Open Invitational. RECORD RIOT LP'S Shipments Arriving Daily 45 RPM TAPES TWO DAYS!! 127 S. ALLEN ST. Other Days 9 Tii 5:30 It also will meet Cortland State in New York and will travel to College Park to meet Maryland later in the season. The meets will feature eight track and two field events if the turnout is as large as anticipated. The women will take in the 100-yard dash, the 220-yard dash, the 440-yard run, and the 880-yard run. The mile run, the 110-yard low hurdles, the 440-yard relay, and 880-yard medley relay 123 South Allen Street $2.99 $3.99 $5.94 $6.94 SALE PRICE $4.44 $5.44 $6.99 Mon. and will also be included. The field events include the shot put and discus. Key returnees include Nancy Marx, who ran the 100- yard dash in 12 seconds last year for the club's best mark in that event, and Felicia Barge, a 110-yard low hur dler. Her time of 17 seconds was low for the team. Autumn Colton returns to run the quarter-mile and will try to better her time of - 61 seconds. In the field events, Lucas has returnees in Priscilla Schoonover, who is a shot putter, and Diane Un derwood, a high-jumper. Schoonover put the eight-lb. shot 41 feet last year, and hurled the discus 99 feet. Underwood topped the club in high-jumping, leaping 4- feet, nine inches. The schedule ant's shirts April 14, Nittany Lion Relays; April 18, All Penn sylvania Track Classic and Open Invitational; April 28, at Cortland State; May 5, at Maryland. to choose your own hours passing out leaflets in local areas for publicity campaign. To receive information kit telephone toll free 800-621.7725 dept. Al 2. Open 7 days 24 hours. 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Last year's number one, 1973 women's outlook Carol Backenstose, will return and should provide experience and consistency even though she's only a sophomore. Backenstose was a second alternate on the United States Junior Wightman Cup team and last year reached the quar terfinals of the Eastern Collegiate Women's Tennis Championships. Nessler said- she felt the balance and strength of the team are slightly improved. "The bottom of our team will be stronger," she said. Also returning are Anne Morton, Caroline Smutzer Martine Najar and Tanya Romanies. "We have a good team," Nessler said. "Right now we are among the best but not the best. Each year we try to get a tougher schedule and this year we have the toughest schedule we've ever had." Nessler said she expected the toughest competition to come from West Chester State and William and Mary, the only team to defeat the Lady Lions last season. 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