Women Are Definitely A Vicious Folk at Brady Wrestling Event
Roy Apple reports on a wrestling match between the Brady crowd and Waynesburg lads. He notes women loudly cheered, swung purses, and shouted for brutal action while male fans appeared calmer. The piece contrasts gendered behavior with vivid, humorous observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Apple
Joe
Brady
Mack
Mike
Waynesburg
Kent State Cagers Edge Youngstown 50 49 in Thriller
Kent State Golden Flashes edged Youngstown Penguins 50 49 in a hair raising finish. Bill Ludeck sparked a fourth quarter rally with a long pass and Haverstock finished strong as the Flashes held off the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent State Golden Flashes
Youngstown College Penguins
Purple Raiders
Mount Union College
Wills Gym
Ohio
Penguins
Bill Ludeck
Flashes
Short
Haverstock
Kent State
Youngstown
Bush Haverst
Gibson
Gregory
Ludeck
Kroll
Benson
Chip Anderson Uctein
Pson
Zemba
Lawhorn
Braydich
Peoples — i
Leiman Pins Foe In Bout
The Golden Flashes rally to a 16 16 tie with Waynesburg as Bob Leiman pins his opponent for a crucial late point. Captain Gene Glass suffers a fractured wrist and defaults, hurting Case in a postwar clash set for Cleveland on January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiman
Foe
Glass
Golden Flashes
Wills Gym
Waynesburg
Begalamen
Gene Glass
NEC
Mike Milkovich
KSU
Bob Leiman
R. Murdock
J. Shrimplin
J. Botts
G. Lewis
B. Leiman
A. Sutton
Village Studio Seeks Eight Exposures Per Sitting
Classified notice offers contact to Nadine Phillips in Engleman Hall for a lost black onyx ring on campus with a reward. Phone number 6417 listed for an appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Phillips
Engleman Hall
Student tickets for KSU Mt Union basketball game
Students may obtain tickets at the Student Council office through Wednesday noon for the January 15 event. The varsity game starts at 8 15 p m with a 7 p m junior varsity opener. tickets are paid by activity fees and require only an activity card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ksu-Mt. Union
Merle Wagoner
I M Cagers Open Play for Intramural Basketball
Fifty four teams entered intramural play directed by Vic Moore. Eight independent leagues and one fraternity league form six teams per league. Games run Monday for independents Thursday for fraternities 5 to 10 pm with three teams per hour. Gamma Tau Delta won fraternity volleyball. Alpha Phi Beta and KappaSigma Chi tied for second. Kappa Mu Kappa and Delta Phi Sigma tied for fourth. Phi Beta Phi finished last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Tau Delta
Alpha Phi Beta
Kappa Sigma Chi
Kappa Mu Kappa
Delta Phi Sigma
Phi Beta Phi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grapplers
Haverstoeck
By Joe Messersmith
Staters
Harry “Boom Boom” Wilson
Fred Klaisner
Ray Wise
Dale Haverstock
Joe Begala
Cleveland
Erra Shoe Repair
Cagers
Vic Moore
Getz
Sporting Goods
Sherwin-Williams
N. Water St
Boosters
Kent
N. Water Street
Good Luck Boosters Club