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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1948
Page
3
First round in I M wrestling pitted Delts Gammas and KMKs as top winners. KMK John Wολcott beat Jim Gulling 8 2 in 121 pounds. Tom Snyder Delta Phi Sigma won by forfeit over Jim Plant of Kappa Sigma Chi.
Bill Walcott won by forfeit over S Miller in the 128 pound class. Bill McDevitt pinned Bob Frieder and Don Smith defeated G Thompson. Ed Mallett pinned Bob Sylvester in the 136 pound class. Charles Anderson pinned T Sheehan and Jim Luli pinned Henry Sternweiler. In the 145 pound class Charles Torok beat Mc Grail 7 2. Doug Krivoy of KMK won.
Five Kent State University lifters will compete Saturday in Toledo at the AAU state weightlifting tournament. Pete George announces the KSU Barbell club entrants include George George Tony Levenderis Manuel Levenderis and Richard Giller under Akron's American College of Modern Weight lifting colors. Intercollegiate action is planned to begin in January with ring centered title bids by George Levenderis and Giller.
KSU basketball fans can see a double bill at Cleveland Arena Friday. Case Tech faces Ashland at 8 p.m. and the Golden Flashes meet Baldwin Wallace at 9 30. A dance by Jack Horwitz follows. Tickets are 75 cents in advance at the athletic office in Wills gym. Arena tickets are $1. Student tickets sell for 75 cents until 4 p.m. Friday.
Eight fraternity teams compete today for the gold cup symbolizing annual supremacy. First round matchups include Kappa Sigma Chi vs Gammas Phi Beta Phi vs Alpha Phi Beta KMK vs Delta Phi Sigma and Phi Gamma Theta vs Alpha Epsilon.
Members of the golf squad and the public are invited to watch films at 7 p.m. in 317McG. Charles Whipperman, a district links pro, will be present to introduce the program and discuss the sport.
University of Dayton football player Don C. Mills is suspended from further athletic competition for punching Head Linesman Frank Jones in the Dayton Chattanooga game on Thanksgiving Day. Mills, a star guard, was barred from competition by school officials with one year of eligibility remaining.
WEWS will televise game one of the Cleveland Arena cage doubleheaders Friday night. The Ashland versus Case at 8 p.m. and The Flash against Jacket at 9 30 p.m. are the featured contests.
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