Still Unbeaten:Tyrone Track Team Cops Third VictoryBy LEN SLOTHER Herald Sports Editor Tyrone Area High’s unbeatentrack and field team rolled up victory number three here yes-terday afternoon, amassing 96V2 points — nearly twice the total of its closest challenger — to defeat Bald Eagle Area (50) andHuntingdon (42Va ) thlnclads In aB-A Thincl First Win,BEIXWOOD — Bellwood-AntlsHigh School*s track team halted its three-meet losing streak here yesterday afternoon and cracked the 1970 season win column for the fist time by out-pointing visiting Chief Logan in a dual meet, 83 to 67.Sophomore Mike poppenwei* mer triggered the Blue Devils* best effort of the season with victories in the 100, 220 and 440 yard races.Tyrone Girls Lose '70 Track Opener, 53 To 52Tyrone’s girls track team dropped its first dual meet of the season by a razor - thin 53-52 margin here Wednesday afternoon as Huntingdon High School’s girls team capitalized on a wide margin in 2nd and 3rd-place points to offset the hosts* 8-4 margin in victories to swingthe verdict.The Tyrone girls triumphed in the 880jl00,DQ-yard hurdles, 880 relay, 440 relay, high Jump, shot put and softball throw and split lst-place points in the 220, but it wasn't enough to top H-don's point production in 2nd and 3rd place totals in the 13 events.—SUMMARY— MEDLEY RELAY— t. H-don TIME; 2;14,3880 — 1, Lonelier (T) 2. Lloyd (H-don) 3. Harden (11-don) TIME; 2:38.5100- — 1. Lahr (T) 2.Jamison (H-don) 3. Hellen-berger (H*don) TIME* 13.0 00-YD. LOW HURDLES —1. Lahr (T) 2. cesnick (H-don) 3. Loose (T) TIME; 9;04.880 RELAY — 1. Tyrone (Keith, James, Henninger, Ott) TIME: 2:14.G 440 — 1. Grubb (H-don) 2. Morrisey (T) 3. Allen (T)TIME; 1:12,0440 RELAY — 1. Tyrone(Rozlek, Lonelier, Fisher, Lahr) TIME; 59.4220 — 1, Fisher (T)and John-triangular meet at the TAHS track. It was the second vie. tory in as many days for coach-es Steve Magulick's and Don Ammerman’s crew, which nipped Hollidaysburg by a 77-73 count on Wednesday.Strength in the races turned the event into a rout for theGolden Eagles, who swept allids Post 83 to 67Steve Cater, Ken Cassady, Dennis Pritchet and Randy Laird prevented a Chief Logan sweep in the relay races with a 9;29.3effort in the two-m lie event. Laird also came back to add J st-place points for the hosts in the 880 with a 2; 17.2 trip, while other lst-place winners for B-A were Alan Davonslzer in the mile (5*02-,3), Duke McCauIIey In the two-mile run (11:27.2), Tim White in the broad Jump (17*11 ”), Jeff Wilson in thetrlple jump (30*1/!!**) and Bob Garland In the shot-put (40*9*’).-SUMMARY-120 HIGH HURDLES — 1. Run-taugh (CL) 2. Pritchet (BA) 3. Cassady (BA) TIME: 17.1TWO-MILE RELAY — 1. B-A (S. Caber, Cassady, pritchet, Laird) TIME; 9:29.3100 — 1. poppenwelmer (BA) 2. Roberts (CL) 3. Russler (CL) TIME; 11.3 MILE — 1. Davonslzer (BA)2. Hsirris (CL) 3. Hendricks (CL) TIME; 5:02.3880 RELAY — 1. Chief Logan (McMinn, Russler, Roberts, Krepps) TIME; 1:42.1TWO-MILE RUN — 1. Me-Caulloy (BA) 2, R. Cater 03 A)3. Mateer (CL) 'TIME* Us27.2 440 — 1. poppenwelmer (BA)2. Mon sell (CL) 3. Wright (CL) TIME; 5(i.GHO LOW HURDLES — 1. Run-taugh (CL) 2, Edmondson (BA)3. Gibson (CL) and Musser (CL), tie. 'TIME; 17.8880 — 1. Laird (BA) 2. Mel-der (CL) 3. Harris (CL) TIME; 2:17.2220 — 1, Poppenwelmer (BA) 2. Runtaugh (CL,) 3. Roberts (CL) TIME; 24.9MILE RELAY— I.Chief Logan (Wright, Monsoll, MeMlnn, Krepps) TIME; 3;G7 BROAD JUM P — 1. White (BA) 2. Wilson (BA) 3. Garland (BA) DISTANCE; 17*11**TRIPLE JUMP — I, Wilson (BA) 2. White (BA) 3. Russler (CL) DISTANCE: 36*1'/^*HIGH JUMP — l.WInborn (CL) 2. Vandevander (DA) 3. Burner (CL) HEIGHT; 5*4»»JAVELIN — 1. Musser (Cl.) 2. Stmtt (BA) 3. Shultz (BA)three relay and added other victories in the high and low hurdles, the mile and two-mile runs and 220 and 440-yard dashes to capture 9 of the 11 track events, only the 100*yard dash — won by Huntingdon’s Andy Merrils1 10.n seconds bolt— and the 880 — won by B.E.A.’s Ray Gardner in 2:09.1 — escaped Tyrone’s runners.In the field, Tyrone cracked through for victories only in the shot-put and broad jump events, but placed second in four of the seven events and third In three to help mount the final tally.Reliable sophomore Terry Watters legged it through his specialities ~ the high and low hurdles — In 17.9 and 22,2 seconds respectively and led off the Golden Eagles’ mile relay victory 1 for another 'triple’ victory per- . for/nance (tils third in as many 1 meets)1 but there were many ! point contributors for the Orangemen.Steve and Aridy Ellenberger Joined the mile and two.mile relay teams In victory jaunts, veteran Jim Tlilmlar won the 440. and passed the baton in two J relay victories — 880 and mile — I to figure in three 1st - place efforts, ar«l Bob Irwin and Wayne Moore doubled’ with each running a leg of the 880 relay victory, Irwin winning the 220 and Moore winning the broad jump.Six other chipped in in Tyrone’s lst-place harvest:Dave Grazier, a 200-pound football tackle who clocked 10.7 for a third in the 100-yard dash, put the shot 3D’8” for a first; Joe MeCutehenn and Bob Dollar each had a hand In the two-mile relay quartet’s best time of the season (8:43.2); Rick I tanks clip-pud homo in the mile In 4:54.5 to remain unbeaten In that event; : Rob Llnscnblglor ran a log of the 880 relay; and Joe Hagg stepped home in 10:51.8 in the two-mile run.Second - place points for Ty- I rone went to KItn Zimmerman, I two-mile run; A. EHenber-ger (440); Moore, low hurdles; Llnsenblgler, 220; Chuck Wallace, broad jump; Jim Erdiy, javelin; and Tim Jefrrios, triple jump and high jump.—SUMMARY— |120 •HIGH HURDLES — 1. IWatters 2. Wit mer (J3EA)3. Hess (11-don) 4. Denney (H-don) TIME* 17.9TWO -MILE RELAY — I. Ty- ■ rone (S. Ellon her ger, Me- I C niche on, Dollar, A, Ellenber* 1 ger) 2. BE A 3. H-don TIME; 8*43.2100 — I. A. Merrills (Il-don) : 2, C, Corbin (Il-don) 3. Grazier 1 (T) 4. irwln (T) TIME; 10.5 MILE — i. Banks (T) 2. ■ Humphrey (BEA) 3. Bon so U(T) 4. Heaton (T) TIME; 4:54.5 880 RELAY — 1. TyronefPrivfn M/mm J .litMnnlm'Inr