Wildcats Tappa Nu clash shapes intramural softball title race
Dorm C holds a 7-1 record after a 17-8 win over OMS as pitcher Bob Konowal leads a 21 hit attack. Tappa Nu beats Phi Beta Phi 19-18 in a late surge. Dorm A routs Old Timers 14-4 with Frank Fechet homering twice. Gamma Tau Delta toppled Dorm D 13-7 behind Jim Luli.
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Oldtimers
Frank Fechet
Gamma Tau Delta
Jim Luli
Wildcats vs Gamma U Delta headline game at 6 p.m
The Wildcats meet Gamma U Delta at 6 p.m in the top feature. Tappa Nu plays OMS d Dorm D against Alpha Phi in another 6 p.m. contest. A 4 p.m. games pits Dorm A against Phi Beta Phi on the field. Dorms C and also tangle tomorrow as the session winds down with postponed games and a possible championship playoff.
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KSU to Open Against Mt Union Broadcast Planned
Athletic Director Trevor Rees and Ray Moran led a Canton meeting for the KSU opener with Mt. Union at Fawcett stadium on September 27. Station WHEC will carry the game with tickets going on sale in Canton and Massillon areas. Participants included Mt. Union reps, the Canton Repository, WHEC, Canton Chamber of Commerce and local high schools.
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KSU Involvement Noted in Soap Box Derby Affair
Kent State University personnel guided local youths in building soap box racers. Dick Rhoads of Kent finished third in the national derby at Derby Downs Akron. Milkovich directed the workshop. Rees started races, Moore finished flag, Chesnutt Adams Stevens aided at ramp. Gillespie tabulated results from events between Ravenna and Kent.
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Kent
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Derby Downs
Akron
Milkovich
Trevor Rees
Victor Moore
Karl Chesnutt
Harry Adams
Wes Stevens
Dick Gillespie
Ravenna
Pirl and Chambers Reach Tennis Semi-Finals in University Tourney
Jon Pirl advances in the university tennis tourney by defeating Mike Clouse in a three set quarterfinal. Don Pirl, Bob Chambers, and Bob Durivage also win to set up semi finals with Kline facing Pirl in the top bracket and Chambers meeting Durivage in the lower bracket. The winners play Wednesday at 3 p.m. for the championship.
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Don Pirl
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Pirl
Dick Alexander
Bob Chambers
Lakewood
Bob Durivage
Youngstown
Chambers
Howard Gray
Durivage
Gordon Mac
College of Education
University
Bob MacDonald
Added Thrill At Rubber Bowl October 4
Akron Children’s Home kids join the KSU Miami night clash at Rubber Bowl on October 4 thanks to Ray Moran and Kent State supporters. Funds from loose change boost attention for the youngsters while football season kicks off September 4 with 60 candidates reporting to Coach Trevor Rees.
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Akron Childrens Home
Ksu-Miami
Ray Moran
Wills Gym
Indians Last Stand Schedule With Playoff Hint
Cleveland Indians remaining home schedule lists games against Washington New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago St Louis with night and day options and special events. Dormitory rival factions Frank Spechalske and Pete Kekic label themselves THEM saying their mushball approach could rival aspirin in a playoff meeting.
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Chicago
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