Flashes Win Opener with 1-0 Over Ashland Eagles
Flashes take home opener 1-0 as Tom Maloney drives in the lone run in the seventh. Joe Mileski and Karl Harsh combine for the shutout, limiting Ashland to three hits while Chuck Reese allows eight hits for the Eagles. Jim Coll and a Cleveland substitute contribute key singles in the seventh.
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Karl Harsh
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Chuck Reese
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Canton's KSUC match at Shady Hollow golf course
Kent State’s divot-diggers will play KSUC at Shady Hollow in Canton tomorrow after noon. Six Canton players face a six man KSUC junior squad led by Loreto George, Jay Lemon and Chas Holland with threats for Canton's chances.
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KSU Jr
Loreto George
Jay Lemon
Chas Holland
Jack Ruble
Eugene Grimm
Denison University
Dick Enright
Phillip Battes
Evan Lemley
Dick Masterson
Joe Perconti
Kent State to Host Annual Track Clinic Plans
Merle Wagoner announces tentative date for district high school coaches track clinic at Kent State University. Dinner meeting at Iacomini's Akron included Wagoner, district coaches, and district board with Jack Flood directing the plans.
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Iacomini
Akron
Merle Wagoner
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Wagoner
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Apple Wins All-U Crown in Ping Pong Final
Roy Apple defeated Paul Pieper in the final round to capture the all-university ping pong championship. Ed Becker and Melvin Shick finished third and fourth respectively.
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Roy Apple
Paul Pieper
Ed Becker
Melvin Shick
Becker Wins Crown in Independent Ping Pong Tourney
Ed Becker took first place in the Independent ping pong tournament held last week. Mel Schick finished as runner up and Kenneth Hoy secured third place.
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Ed Becker
Mel Schick
Kenneth Hoy
KMK Wins I M Wrestling Tournament
Kappa Mu Kappa captured the university wrestling tournament this week and moved into second place in the fraternity sports race. KME earned 25 points to Delta Phi Sigma's 23 for second, Alpha Phi Beta took third with 13, while Gamma Tau Delta and Phi Beta Phi tied for fourth with 12. Tom Davies of Delta Phi Sigma and John Gressard of Gamma Tau Delta will wrestle a 165 pound match to decide fourth place.
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Tom Davies
Delta Phi Sigma
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Kappa Sigma Chi
Delts Lead I M Trophy Race With Six Weeks Left
Delta Phi Sigma holds 3514 points and leads the intramural standings by eight points over KMK 2714 with six weeks remaining. Gamma Tau Delta 25, Kappa Sigma Chi 2314, Alpha Phi Beta 2214, Phi Beta Phi 13 follow in order.
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Kappa Sigma Chi
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Phi Beta Phi
Fraternity Ball Opens First Round at Intramural Field
First round play in fraternity baseball starts tomorrow at 4 15 p m at the Intramural Field Alpha Epsilon has the only bye Gamma Tau Delta faces KMK while Alpha Phi Beta meets Phi Beta and Phi Kappa Sigma vs Delta Phi Sigma in schedule notes
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Alpha Phi Beta
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Loop To Open Two Softball Games Tomorrow
Two Independent league games are scheduled at Intramural field tomorrow. Skid Row faces Tappa Nu Key while Central Restaurant meets Buff. First pitches are set for 4 15 p m.
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Tappa Nu Key
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