Betas Rally Past Tappa Nu For Softball Win
In a 9-7 victory for Kappa Sigs the Betas rallied in the fourth inning to erase a 5-2 deficit. Bob Cole doubled and Nick Gravill and George Ketchy contributed key hits as the Betas tied the game and pulled ahead with runs in the sixth and seventh.
Kappa Sigma Chi Defeats Windham 2 at Rockwell Field
Kappa Sigma Chi beat Windham 2 by 4 to 1 at Rockwell Field. Hank Moreland pitched steadily while teammates produced timely hits including Al Ramsey doubles and Jack Single homers. John Falle and Ramsey each contributed two hits with Ramsey driving in two runs.
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Moreland Stars as Kappa Sigma Chi Beat Delta Phi Sigma 3 1
Hank Moreland struck out eight and yielded four singles as Kappa Sigma Chi defeated Delta Phi Sigma 3 to 1 at Rockwell Field on Monday.
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Alpha Phi Beta Rally Stays Unbeaten in I M Softball
Alpha Phi Beta climbs to 3 0 after third round play by defeating Windham 9 5. Harry Reynolds earns his second win of the session while John Beles starts the rally with a homer in the fourth. Bob Cole drives in two on Stan Grendzinski's single as the Betas pull away with three runs in both the sixth and seventh innings.
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800 Reds! Errors Sink Windham in Rough Eight to Five Play
Untimely errors and walks doomed Windham as Tappa Nu Keg defeated them 8 to 5. The Kegs managed six hits and forced Ed Biasella from the mound in the fourth inning after eight runs crossed.
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Plan For Programs Football Programs Handled by Chi Pi
Chi Pi, the men's journalism honorary, will handle football home game programs. Merle Wagoner, faculty manager, announced the arrangement. Hank Johnston, a veteran journalism student, leads the fraternity's program committee for the two home games.
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Keys Win Behind Early Doubles and Gromely RBI
In the first inning Charlie Gromely and Ken Tilden hit doubles driving in five runs for the Keys. Gromely added a two RBI single in the second to seal the win.
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Spook Returns to Kent State Courts in 1946-47 Outlook
Kent State legend Joe Spooky Price, an AP All-Ohio forward in 1941, may again be eligible for a final athletic year as a senior in 1946-47 under coach Harry Adams. Also noted is a football lineup preview for Kent State’s Sept. 28 game at Chagrin Falls against Hiram, featuring new gold and navy uniforms.
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Football dash on campus as Jones eyed by Bears
Jimmy Jones ex KSU grid great plays in a Brady conference with Akron Bears representative to discuss joining the professional ranks. Footballer Jack Britt celebrated a recent marriage while coach Joe Begala, newly wed, returns to Kent House hunting.
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