Fraternity Softball Opens With Home Runs and Riots
Dr. K C Leebrick opened the session by pitching and three homers sparked the event on Rockwell field. Kappa Sigma Chi beat Sigma Tau Gamma 5 3 with Elmer Stewart delivering a deciding long homer in the seventh. Delta Phi Sigma defeated Kappa Mu Kappa 7 2 amid protests over illegal pitching, and Alpha Phi Beta topped Phi Beta Phi 10 6 behind Evans and Wible in a home run laden contest.
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K. C. Leebrick
Fraternity
Rockwell Field
Neau Anu
Leebrick
Elmer Stewart
Kappa Sigma Chi
Engleman Hall
Stewart
Sigma Tau Gamma
Kappa Sigs
Delta Phi Sigma
Kappa Mu Kappa
KMK
Bob Huxtable
Huxtable
Kappa’s
Myron Tretor
Alpha Phi Beta Ten
Phi Beta Phi
Evans
Carlos Wible
Beta Twirler
Jack Evans
Wible
Women softball league results from last night
Eagleman hall lassies defeated Low ry 20 to 5 while Off-Campus beat Moulton hall 25 to 9. Officials for the games were Hazel Kelly Dot Culler and Judy Marshall.
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Eagleman Hall Lassies
Lowry
Moulton Hall
Hazel Kelly
Dot Culler
Judy Marshall
WAA Army Play Day Draws Record Attendees
The six year old event drew 215 high school girls from 21 northeastern Ohio schools. Participants represented Akron Sacred Heart North South Central East Buchtel and Youngstown East South Raven Chaney Ursuline along with Twinsburg Cleveland Heights Bedford Stow Kent State Alliance Waynesburg Ravenna Township and Cuyahoga Falls.
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WAA
Ohio
Akron
Sacred Heart
North
Central
East
Buchtel
Youngstown
South
Raven
Chaney
Ursuline
Twinsburg
Cleveland Heights
Bedford
Stow
Kent State
Alliance
Waynesburg
Ravenna Township
Cuyahoga Falls
Frat Tennis Opens This Afternoon on Rear Courts
Intramural head Nick Carter says the fraternity tennis competition starts at 4 p.m. on the rear courts. Betas vs Delts Gamma vs Phi Beta Pi KMK vs Kappa Sigs slated for opening matches.
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Nick Carter
Betas
Gammas
Phi Beta Phi
KMK
Kappa Sigs
Flashes Boost Ohio Conference Schedule
Coach John Rabbit Starrett announced the baseball schedule expanded to 10 Ohio conference games adding a home and home series with the University of Toledo. The Flashes will face the Rockets in two games in May with the first game on May and the second on May 23.
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John “Rabbit” Starrett
Ohio
University of Toledo
Flashes
Rockets
Findlay Tops Track Team and Golf Victory
Kent State dropped 78 53 to Findlay Oilers as distance men and hurdlers struggled. Boliantz tied for pole vault first with 10 feet 8 inches and led Kent State in scoring. Crawford and Porowski delivered wins in sprints and throws. Golf opened with 8 6 win over Akron. Thornton led with 79 as Flash beat Zippers with strong freshman pair. The same lineup expected against Mount Union with limited practice time.
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Joe Begala
KSU
Findlay Oilers
Golden Flashes
Findlay
Kent
Begala
Fred Crawford
Dashman
Walt Porowski
Crawford
Porowski
Bill Boliantz
Dale Baker
Kent State
Boliantz
Bill Cone
Preston Springer
Miler Letterman
Akron
Mount Union
Purple Raiders
Alliance Country Club Links
Flash
Parke Thornton
Zippers
Thornton
John
Parke
Selby
McCormick
Walt Holmes
Lutsch
Pastuck
Jim Muzzy
1941 Grid Outlook Fair With Tackle Uncertainty
Coach Rosie Starn said the 1941 grid outlook is pretty fair except at tackle where Porowski’s loss and Lasker and Ganz joining the army strain depth. Grady Jackson and Bo Dutton, former freshmen backs, impressed, while Bob Conkle surprised at guard during Friday intersquad game.
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Rosie Starn
Porowski
Lasker
Ganz
Army
Britt
Starn
Rosie
Grady Jackson
Bo” Dutton
Tom Johnson
Bob Conkle
Nine Meets Scots Today in Ohio Conference Opener
Gulgin starts on the mound as Starrett’s Ohio University baseball team opens the 1941 season at Rockwell Field against Wooster at 3 45 p m. Dan Gulgin is to go the full nine innings with Bill Ortt in relief if needed. Ted Tucker leads off, Speicher bats second, Drongowski third, Fortunato cleanup. Last year the Golden Flashes beat Wooster 14 7 on the Scots’ home grounds.
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John Starrett
Rockwell Field
Wooster College
Dan Gulgin
Starrett
Golden Flashes
Gulgin
Bill Ortt
Ted Tucker
Flashes
Bob Speicher
Stan Drongowski
Butch Fortunato
Fortunato
Mike Feduniak
Chet Bania
Dick Weigle
Howard Mack
Wooster
31 Students To Get Red Cross Water Awards
George T. Costello of the American Red Cross will speak for the third time as 31 University students finish the Water Safety Instructors course in Kent hall room 115. Instructed by Ray Green and Judy Marshall, the group has trained since February and will receive certificates qualifying them to teach Red Cross swimming and lifesaving.
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Red Cross
George T. Costello
American Red Cross
Kent Hall
Ray Green
Judy Marshall
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