KSU All Star Clash Set For July 15
Kent State to hold an all star baseball game on July 15 at 2 p.m. at the Kent State diamond. Captains Dick Paskert and Hal Schoonover will lead rival university teams with players from the Flashes and Akron Canton areas. Eligible university athletes are urged to participate as Wes Stevens approves. Several players from both sides are already named to the rosters including Rudy Batista Dan Tilton Joe Pisani Hank Burmeister Clarence Roepke Bob Layne Jim Liddle and Paskett and Schoonover provide leadership for the contest.
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Clarence Roepke
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Jim Liddle
Paskett
Wes Kurtz
Fred Klaisner
Tom Evans
Frank Solak
Joe Mileski
Kents
Max Harsh
Colorado
IM Loop Cards Heavy Schedule Hits Intramural Softball
IM softballers face ten games this week at Intramural field as Gamma Tau Delta leads League II with 3–0, Dorm C tops League I and Delta Phi Sigma leads League II with two wins. Schedule runs Tuesday to Thursday with dorm matchups across North and South fields.
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Gridders Join Married Ranks And Other Kent State Summer News
The Flash football squad adds three married players bringing the team total to eleven. Kent State alums play in Class A ball with Nelson joining Euclid and Kot with Windham in Portage County circuits. The Kent Twin Coach nine hosts Goodyear Regulars as Mileski pitches for the Kents. Ticket sales for the All Star game in Chicago begin at $2.50 while broadcasting will be by Jim Britt and Mel Allen.
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National League Seeks Turnaround In All-Star Classic
The 14th annual All-star game at Wrigley Field features Ewell Blackwell and Harry Breeden for the National League as they clash with an American League lineup led by Ted Williams Joe DiMaggio and George Kell. Spahn, Branca and Chandler pace pitching with Mize Walker Cooper and Slaughter among NL threats.
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Joe DiMaggio
George Kell
Charlie Keller
Bill Veeck
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