Sigma Nu remains undefeated with 10 2 upset over Rudy Plasko Ramblers
Sigma Nu stays unbeaten at 3 0 in university intramural softball after a 10 2 victory over Rudy Plasko and the Ramblers. Plasko yielded nine walks and two singles in the late innings as Bernie Rickelman and Couch homer helped the Sigma Nu win.
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Kappa Club
Phi Beta Phi
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Abrutz
Phi Betas
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Sufowemad
Ernie Gregory
Beachler
Sufonemad
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Dauphin
Betas
Jethroe Hits 16 Homers In IL Season For Montreal
Sammy Jethroe a former Cleveland Buckeye has 16 home runs and 69 stolen bases for Montreal in the International league this season. Babe Dahlgren has written two songs and is copyright holder. Amos Alonzo Stagg at 87 embarks on his 60th coaching season at Susquehanna College with his son.
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Cleveland Buckeye
Montreal
Babe Dahlgren
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Susquehanna College
Place Follin On Waivers By Browns Seek New Club
Dwight Follin ex KSU grid center, three year veteran, is on waivers with the Cleveland Browns. He remains at home in Kent awaiting interest from the Buffalo Bills. He plans to travel to Toronto tomorrow to explore signings.
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Toronto
Canada
Browns release Follin to clear room for Thompson at center
Follin, who played most of the exhibition vs the Chicago Hornets in Toledo, is cut to make space for Tommy Thompson from William and Mary. Thompson will be the No. three center behind captain Lou Saban and Frank Gatski, both holdovers. Follin was among four players released, deemed too light by Paul Brown, despite weighing 200 pounds.
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Chicago Hornets
Toledo
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William and Mary
Lou Saban
Frank Gatski
Paul Brown
Moths Need Flight Temperatures to Become Airborne
Some moths cannot fly until they reach a flight temperature achieved by vigorous wing vibration. This energy buildup enables their muscles to function for powered flight.
KSU Lift Star Europe Bound
Pete George Kent State weightlifting champion sails for Hague Holland to compete in the world lifting tourney starting September 4. A national middleweight champ and Olympic runner up he joins a six man US team leaving New York on the Queen Elizabeth. He earned Europe trip by winning middleweight honors in the A A U test at Brooklyn lifting 830 pounds, ten more than Frank Spellman.
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Kent State University
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Holland
George
United States
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New York
Queen Elizabeth
Akron East
Brooklyn
Frank Spellman
Spellman
Artie Wilson Tops PCL Batting Lead for Oakland
Artie Wilson of Oakland leads the Pacific Coast League with a .356 batting average at the season start, marking him as the league's top hitter.
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Artie Wilson
Indians
Oakland
First Typewriter Patent Date Claims in Britannica
Britannica cites a 1714 English patent for the first typewriter design. The claim appears in the encyclopedia's historical overview of writing machines.
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England
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Intramural Softball Playoffs Set for Aug 22 and 24
The university intramural softball playoffs for the second summer term will take place Monday August 22 and Wednesday August 24, announced Karl Chestnutt, the intramural director.
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Karl Chestnutt
Championship showdown as top leagues meet this week
The two top teams from League I face the top teams from League II on Monday with two games at 4 p.m. and 5 30 p.m. The winners clash for the university championship at 4 p.m. on Wednesday.
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