Track Team at Wooster Tomorrow Faces Underdogs Opener
KSU's first track team since 1942 opens the 1947 season in a triangular meet with Akron University and Wooster College at Wooster. The squad, coached by Joe Begala, is inexperienced and missing key athletes. Inclement weather and a long layoff hinder conditioning. first trials were far below expectations.
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KSU
Akron University
Wooster College
Wooster
Joe Begala
John Delsantra
Tony Klipsic
Begala
WAA Play Day Set for Northeastern Ohio Girls
WAA will host a Play Day tomorrow with 200 plus high school girls from Northeastern Ohio. Dr A O DeWeese and Betty Bell Faulds will give welcoming addresses. Visitors will join in dodgeball relay games group games volleyball stunts and afternoon activities include swimming softball and darts. Co chairs are Alice Watson and Elizabeth Steve with Miriam Pugh as registration chair and Ditto Wilkes handling decorations.
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A. O DeWeese
Department of Health and Physical Education
Betty Bell Faulds
WAA
Alice Watson
Elizabeth Steve
Miriam Pugh
Ditto Wilkes
H B Season Closes as Fraternity Handball Heads to Close
The H B season ends Monday April 28 with Delta Phi Sigma in front on 7 points and KMKs close behind on 5 points in the event standings.
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Delta Phi Sigma
KMK
Flash Center Star Fred Klaisner Earns All Ohio Honors
Golden Flash center Fred Klaisner, a 6 foot 4 freshman, earned a third team All Ohio Conference selection. He set KSU scoring record with 294 points last season. Sophomore forward Dale Haverstock of Canton received All Ohio Conference honorable mention.
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Fred Klaisner
KSU
Dale Haverstock
Canton
Five to Play for Fageol’s Team with Student Additions
Manager Jack Howard of Fageol Products says the team will be built around company employees, with added university students Howard Mack brother of Ray Mack formerly with the Indians, Bill Sudeck, Franc is Klinger, Mike Sitko, Charles Casaguard and Marion Boyd to complete the squad.
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Jack Howard
Fageol Products
Howard Mack
Ray Mack
Cleveland Indians
Bill Sudeck
Francis Klinger
Mike Sitko
Charles Casaguard
Marion Boyd
Stevens Cuts Baseball Squad To 30 Members
Final cuts reduced the Golden Flash roster to 30 under Coach Wes Stevens. An intra squad scrimmage followed a four hour practice as KSU Fenn looms next Tuesday. Catcher Emil George dislocated his knee and may miss the season. Charles Gromley showed promise at second base while Dick Paskett led with a .714 average after 5 hits in 18.
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Golden Flash
Wes “Wily” Stevens
Emil George
Charles Gromley
Blood” Paskett
Flashes
Mermen Set Fraternity Swim Start Date
Intramural director Vic Moore announced the Mermen will begin their fraternity swimming schedule on May 7. The event starts this spring with teams preparing for the season opener.
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Vic Moore
Golf match postponed by rain in Canton
Coach Harry Adams announced yesterday's golf match with KSUC at Shady Hollow course in Canton was postponed to April 30 due to rain conditions.
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Harry Adams
KSUC
Shady Hollow Course
Canton
Kent State Beats Ashland In First Postwar Home Baseball Game
Kent State varsity opened its home baseball season versus Ashland, after a 1943 halt. Tom Maloney delivered a clutch single in the seventh, scoring on a walk and an ensuing hit to give KSU a victory as Ashland remained winless. Roy Snyder, Flash catcher, tags Tony Marley at the plate after a close play.
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Cox
Tony Marley
KSU
Ashland
Kent State
Tom Maloney
Kent
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