Zips Face Balanced Offense as KSU Game Near
The Zips aim to extend an eight and four record into a clash with KSU at Goodyear gym. Ohio opponents including Ohio University Texas A and M Youngstown and John Carroll have fallen to Russ Reichly's system. Fred Klaisner and Leroy Thompson pace the Flashes while Duquesne handed them their only loss. The Zippers boast balanced scoring led by Hank Vaughn 138 Bobby Walker 123 Earl Wolfe 119.
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Players score in high school game featuring Klaisner Thompson Fulton Collver
Klaisner scored 17 points on six field goals and five free throws while Thompson led with 18 points eight from the floor and two from the line. George Fulton added 12 and John Collver 11 as the duo contributed strongly.
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Kent State Faces Baldwin-Wallace In Wills Gym Showdown
The Kent State matmen challenge Baldwin-Wallace Saturday at 8 p.m. aiming for a sixth straight victory in the series. Coach Joe Begala plans to use no more than four lettermen with veterans listed for 121, 128, 136, and 175 pounds.
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Nunzio Roberto
Nat Simon
Armando Caperna
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Tom Hansen
Warren Sanders
Gil Dubray
Mihayele
Andrus
Klosterman
Thompson Six Off Conference Pace
Leroy Thompson of Kent sits second in the Ohio conference scoring race with 190 points. He trails Jud Millhon of the Battling Bishops by six and Fred Klaisner holds eighth with 168 points.
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Begala Story Chroncles Kent State Sports Rise
Joe Begala arrived at Kent State in 1929 as head wrestling coach and line coach for football. He then led five years as head wrestling coach, helped start tennis in 1932, launched golf in 1934, and added track in 1936. His efforts built Kent State athletics into a national wrestling power and laid a new era for the university.
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