Golden Flash football schedule rumors ignite college chatter
Rumors claim Neota University Golden Flashes will face University of New Hampshire in the East next season with a tentative Nov 5 date. Connecticut visits Flashland Oct 30 for homecoming while films of the Connecticut trip are being prepared. Dwight Follin and Buck Hyser receive pro interest as Beichley alights on new two-team basketball approach.
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Flash Swimmers Open Season Against B-Where Thursday
Coach Bill Hoover's tankers open their season next Thursday with a home pool meet against Baldwin Wallace. The squad features ten lettermen from last year’s team which posted nine wins and two losses and finished third in the Ohio conference. Oberlin and Kenyon pose the toughest conference challenge while the team rests until January 8 at Carnegie Tech.
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Entry List Opens for Independent Intramural Basketball
Intramural office director Vic Moore announced open entry blanks for independent intramural basketball. Entries must be returned by December 15 and will be numbered by date received. If demand exceeds facilities, earliest on file gain entry and play starts after the Christmas holidays.
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KSU Visits Western Reserve for Opening Night Showdown
Kent State aims to overturn last year’s 50 45 loss at Cleveland as Dave McDowell leads an all veteran Reserve lineup against Moe Scarry’s Red Cats in an 8 p m game at Adelbert gym. The Flashes open with Jerry Amico Fred Klaisner George Fulton Dale Haverstook Leroy Thompson.
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Delta Phi Sigma Wins Frat Championship in 121–175 Finals
Delta Phi Sigma caps fraternity championship with wins across 121 to 175 pounds led by John Wolcott and Glen Frank while Delta Upsilon and independent wrestlers claim close titles. Key bouts include 128 pounds Don Smith over Bill Wolcott and 165 pounds Roy Hein over Bob Sheddon with other divisions decided by forfeit or decisions.
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Gammas and Bees Reach I M Volleyball Finals
Semifinals last Wednesday in the all university intramural volleyball circuit saw the Terrace Bees beat Alpha Phi Beta 17 15, 4 15, 15 13 to advance to the final against the Gammas. The Gammas defeated the Kappa Sigs 15 2, 12 15, 15 11 to join them.
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Windup Tuesday Intramural Sports Schedule
Remaining intramural events wind up Tuesday with women's volleyball finals and all university wrestling and volleyball finals. The day blends three competition tracks as teams vie for season titles.
Barton to be interview subject on WAKR Akron
Bill Barton Kent State football legend and four year letter winner will be interviewed on WAKR Akron Monday at 6 30 p m. The program will cover his career and records in Kent State football history.
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