Resick Plans Third Pruning Game For Flashes This Afternoon
Baseball mentor Matt Resick schedules the third inter squad warmup game as Ashland College looms eight days away. He cut seven players after last Saturday’s 6 5 eight inning win and aims to trim more as the opener nears. The squad includes 16 lettermen and features top hitters Coll and Stevenson along with a veteran pitching trio.
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Resick
Ashland College
Mike DeVal
Rye
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Dick Paskett
Tom Melaney
Cleveland
Joe Pisani
Harry Wise
Jack Urchek
Caddies Sought for Twin Lakes Golf Course
University men are invited to caddie at Twin Lakes golf course. Contact golf coach Charles Wipperman in the Athletic office Thursday 1 to 2 p.m. Names will be listed and drawn from to assign caddies who will be transported to the course and returned to town after duties.
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Twin Lakes Golf Course
Charles Wipperman
Flashes face lighter abroad schedule next season
Flashes' chances for the coming season hinge on a schedule that will see only five of 17 games played on foreign diamonds. The change implies more home games and a tougher home tilt for visitors this year.
Nutter Builds On Two Lettermen For KSU Tennis
Coach Doyle Nutter works with two returning lettermen Mike Clouse and Ed Halas and 12 others in the 1949 KSU tennis squad. He aims to trim the roster to 10 to 12 before the season opener. Kent State visits Kent for the first match on Wednesday afternoon April 13.
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Doyle Nutter
KSU
Mike Clouse
Ed Halas
Nutter
KSU Canton
Kent
New Teams Join Klash 49 Grid In Ohio Eight-Game Slate
Athletic director Trevor Rees releases eight game schedule adding Ohio University and Northern Illinois State to the Flashes lineup. Kent State drops Youngstown Wooster and Waynesburg with Western Reserve and Connecticut set as opening and Homecoming foes.
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Northern Illinois State College
Trevor Rees
Flashes
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Memorial Stadium
University of Connecticut
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Windy City
Dubray Wins 175 Pound NJAAU Title For KSU Streak
Gil Dubray captured the National Junior AAU championship at 175 pounds in Clearfield Pennsylvania last weekend, continuing Kansas State University’s three year wrestling title run. He defeated Ray Florian, George Stevens, Richard Gill, and Rick Carlson by decision or pin, finishing 4-2 in the final.
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Gil Dubray
Clearfield
Mike Milkovich
KSU
Gene Glass
Bob Leiman
Leiman
Bowling Green
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Michigan State
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