Flashes Triumph 74-42 Over Heidelberg in Opening Win
Kent State Golden Flashes overwhelmed Heidelberg 74 to 42 as Bill Ludeck led all scorers with 24 points. Stringer and West sparked a late first quarter surge, and Ludeck added a long run of points in the second half to seal the victory.
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Kent State
Golden Flashes
Heidelberg
Bill Ludeck
Ludeck
Bill Stringer
Clay West
Kent
Stringer
Doyle Schumaker
Bullard
KSU
Ted Phillips
Bill Satterlee
Yellow Jackets
Baldwin-Wallace
B-W
Ohio
Flashes
Berea
Women's Psych Results Ready for Discussion Next Week
Dr. George R. Bach announces results of fall tests for new women students. The psychology clinic in Kent Hall will offer 20 minute interviews December 11 to 14 from 2 to 5 pm.
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George R. Bach
Kent Hall
Bach
Come Later Please Social Dancing Schedule Revised
Dancing will start an hour later in Wills gym nasium at 9 p m and end at 10 p m due to the K Vets relinquishing an hour to the HPE club.
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K-Vets
HPE Club
Wills Gymnasium
Intramural Basketball and Table Tennis Schedules Set
Intramural basketball starts January 3 if six teams enter otherwise January 10. Table tennis begins January 8 with two rounds planned. Games are Tuesdays at 4 p m. Basketball practice on Tuesdays and Saturdays mornings in the gym. The intramural committee met yesterday and approved these plans.
Flashes Meet Baldwin Wallace In Monday Night Clash
The Golden Flashes face Baldwin Wallace at 8 p m in Wills gym after B W opened with a 44 38 win over Akron Good Year Industrial in a strong start. The Baldwin Wallace squad is regarded as one of Ohio’s top basketball programs.
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Golden Flashes
Baldwin-Wallace
Wills Gym
Akron Goodyear Industrial
Ohio
Phi Beta Phi Not Entered in This Event
A note indicates Phi Beta Phi was not entered in the event, leaving the field open for other participants.
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Phi Beta Phi
Flashes Start Against Heidelberg’s Student Princes
Four Flashes opened against Heidelberg's Student Princes with Knisely sidelined by flu. Lineup included Doyle Schumaker, Bill Sudeck, Bill Stringer, Clayton West, Gordon Knisely, and coach Bill Satterlee.
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Heidelberg
Knisely
Doyle Schumaker
Bill Sudeck
Bill Stringer
Clay
Ton West
Gordon Knisely
Bill Satterlee
Play Night Sponsored by HPE Club Aims for All
Play Night at the gym on Wednesday December 12 runs 7 30 to 10 with games from 7 30 to 9 pool 9 to 9 30 and dancing 9 to 10 Betty Bell Faulds urges all to attend with activities led by Margaret Robinson Nellie Polling Bradford Bill Jayne Haines Charles Dragga Marylou Scribner Clifford Faust Ginny Yoder Elaine Halberta John Paolucci Eileen Warren Olive Mann Bernice Looney among others.
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HPE Club
Margaret Robinson
Nellie Polling
Bradford Bill
Jayne Haines
Charles Dragga
Marylou Scribner
Clifford Faust
Ginny Yoder
Elaine Halberta
John Paolucci
Eileen Warren
Olive Mann
Bernice Looney
All Stars and Packers Triumph in Volleyball Semifinals
The league leading All Stars defeated Sigma Tau Gamma 21 12 while the Packers crushed Phi Beta Phi 21 7 in Tuesday semifinals at the gym. Standout Sigma Tau Gamma players included Hank Johnston John Hawk and Bruce Twerell, facing stars Dick McKlwain Joe Zaludny and Frank Solak. Clayton West Stan Greenwald and Cliff Foust led the All Stars in the win with Ted Baskin and Bill French also shining. Finals on Dec 11 promise All Stars against Phi Beta Phi with the Gammas set to face the 49ers on the west court. Wrestling will hold four weight classes on Dec 12–13 at 4 pm in Willis gymnasium.
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All Stars
Sigma Tau Gamma
Packers
Phi Beta Phi
Hank Johnston
John Hawk
Bruce Twerell
Dick McKlwain
Joe Zaludny
Frank Solak
Clayton West
Stan Greenwald
Cliff Foust
Ted Baskin
Bill French
Gammas
49Ers
Wills Gymnasium
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Streetsboro
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Pete Sivulka
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