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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1952
Page
5
Baseball season nears as KSU coach Matt Re Sick gears up for Saturday’s opener at Pittsburgh. The scene shows Resick approving Jim Katz of Cleveland’s bunting drill while Hap Lillick of Alliance looks on.
The Woodchoppers vaulted to 13 points clear of No Aces atop the Union Bowling league after a 1005 total for the week. Bill Kuttler led with a 646 set including a 289 game and Garcia added 603 as Kuttler remained the league top bowler with a 178 average over 63 games.
Wilt and Vossick defeated Lovey and Oddo to win the intramural handball doubles. Wilt beat Butler in singles to reach the third round with finals set Tuesday. In table tennis, Walker beat Trummel and Edwards defeated Bellios. Thursday has semi finals and finals at 4 pm. Fraternity tourney results: League I Alpha Epsilon Pi 3 Alpha Phi Beta 2 Sigma Nu 5 Kappa Sigma 0 Phi Kappa Tau 5 Phi Gamma Theta 0. League II Sigma Delta 1 Phi Beta Phi 0 Phi Sigma Kappa 3 Delta Tau Delta 2.
The Golden Flash baseball team opens its 17 game 1951 schedule with a home and road mix, facing the University of Pittsburgh in Smoky City. Junior Ken Wilson is slated to start Saturday's opener as Kent State aims to improve on last year’s nine wins.
With track season underway Kent State coach Joe Begala cites loss of Ed Sullivan who did not return this quarter and details Sullivan’s 131 foot best and 140 foot practice mark. Prospect Dave Skinner and Dave Marlow bring fresh speed and hurdles skill to the squad.
Light grey 1948 Mercury four door sedan in excellent condition with radio heater and seat covers. Price 975 dollars. Call 3449 8652.
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