Golfers Fall To Zippers In Opener
Kent State golf opened with an 11 to 5 defeat at Breathnach Country Club against Akron. Glen Meadows led the Zips with 69 while Kent State’s Loreto George carded 75 and Dick Masterson led Kent with 73. Coach Howard Morette said the squad isn’t cut yet and will trim to eight after a week of practice.
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Bowling records fall at Union alleys as Becker and Romanovich take titles
Both men and women set new marks at Union alleys last Friday. Ben Becker rolled 289 to surpass Ted Kovach's 264 set March 14, while Dorothy Romanovich topped Katy Allfather with a 219 game and earned a commemorative bowling pin.
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Classified notices for labor and sales positions
Classified ad offers two men to work outside in exchange for room with Dr Williams English Dept or call 5913. Salesmen wanted to sell auto accessories part or full time based in Akron Canton Cleveland Youngstown Warren Kent and surrounding area with large profit and no competition. Commuters call Kent 8192 for details.
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Fresh Nine Triumphs in Debut Tilt 7-4
Kansas State University freshmen beat Akron St. Vincent High School 7-4 in their first game after limited practice. Coach Dick Paskett reports 105 players tested, 24 to make the squad with a Friday intra-squad game at 4 p.m. on the university diamond and later cuts planned. Former minor leaguers Bob Dietrich Ed Karakus and Bob Reach assist.
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Independents Open I M Softball Today and Greek Fractals
Six independent games start intramural softball today with four fraternity matchups for the Greeks. Two independent teams can still join the Friday afternoon league, with entries due by 4 p.m. tomorrow per intramural director Vic Moore. Sigma Nu posted its third straight table tennis win, while Kappa Sigma Chi beat Alpha Phi Beta 4-1. Delta Upsilon edged Kappa Sigma Chi 3-2, Theta Kappa Phi and Alpha Epsilon Pi were to face Friday but postponed.
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