Interfraternity Council Approves Athletic Cup
The council adopted an athletic cup with five events Tennis golf swimming ping pong and bridge awarding five points for first three for second and one for third in each event. Bridge results Sigma Tau Gamma won five points Phi Beta Phi second Kappa Sigma Chi third. KMK and Delta Phi Sigma tied in ping pong with a playoff to be held. Alpha Phi Beta led in tennis with Alpha Phi Beta and Gammas taking early first round lead. Golf and swimming plans pending.
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Sigma Tau Gamma
Phi Beta Phi
Kappa Sigma Chi
Alpha Phi Beta
Gammas
Interfraternity Council
For Sale Two Tennis Rackets in Excellent Condition
Clarence Tonka offers two tennis rackets for sale in excellent condition.
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Clarence Tonka
Softball Leagues Open Tonight at Rockwell Field
Second week action begins at 4 p m with six fraternity teams Delta Phi Sigma meets Phi Beta Phi while Kappa Mu Kappa plays Kappa Sigma Chi and Alpha Phi Beta faces Sigma Tau Gamma Independent League games follow with 49ers versus Wildcats Falcons versus Barbarians and All-Stars versus Windham on the same field.
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Fraternity
Rockwell Field
Delta Phi Sigma
Phi Beta Phi
Kappa Mu Kappa
Kappa Sigma Chi
Alpha Phi Beta
Sigma Tau Gamma
49Ers
Wildcats
Falcons
Barbarians
Windham
Old Army Buddy Ray Mack Plays Baseball Again
A writer recalls meeting Ray Mack, second sacker for the Cleveland Indians, at Camp Atterbury and Indiana games with Purdue and Indiana University. The memory includes Mack’s wartime infielder days and a late game strikeout as Detroit built its lead.
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Ray Mack
Cleveland Indians
Kent
Howard Mack
Flashes
Ray
Indiana
Atterbury
Post
Purdue
Tigers
Indiana University
Newhouser
Detroit
Gates
Floodlight football preview sets prices and officials
Admission is one dollar for adults and local citizens with a fifty cent student rate. Officials from the Ohio Association of Officials include Roy Wisecup of Miami University Mike Palermo of Albion and Pete Scullion. Rees reduced a 108 hopefuls squad to 67 players for the May 8 scrimmage at the varsity field.
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Ohio Association of
Roy Wisecup
Miami University
Mike Palermo
Albion
Pete Scullion
Rees
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