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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1948
Page
3
The first half summer softball intramurals enter the homestretch with final league games tomorrow night. Four league leaders head into playoffs starting Monday with four titles and a Windham winner to vie for the all university crown next week.
Five university students received cups and merchandise certificates at Meadowview Invitational golf tournament ending Sunday after five weeks of play. Joe O'Hara and Bill Joyce earned consolation runner-up and third flight runner-up, Hal Stone took first flight runner-up, Bob Wentz won second flight, and Neil Foy claimed fourth flight winner honors.
Prof. Frank E Ballenger head of health and physical education announced a golf tournament for all HPE graduate students. The 18 hole event will take place Friday at Meadowview course starting at 1 p.m. Participants should contact Ballenger in his office.
The Schoolhouse Court and Browns softballers share first place with two wins and no defeats in Windham intramural play. Vic Moore reports standings as the leaders meet this week to decide the Windham representative for the university playoffs next week. The Bachelors and Sad Sacks have yet to win a game. Schoolhouse Court sits second in the Windham Recreation league at four wins and one loss.
The university announces first come first served sale of 5000 reserved seat ducats for the 1948 football season. Ray Moran says four game reserved tickets cost $6 with 80 cent savings if bought separately. Individual tickets at $1.70 available at Hoard's Drug Store and the athletic office in Wills Gym. The season pass covers games with Wooster College on October 2 and Waynesburg College.
Barracks A shocked previously undefeated University Drive 10-4 in a League IV intramural game. Dick Harden earned the win with eight singles allowed and hit two homers, a double and a single. Carmen Battistone added a homer as Barracks A opened with three runs in the first, three in the fifth and four in the seventh. University Drive, without ace Gordon Kellogg, scored three in the fourth and one in the sixth. Ed House led the losers with a double and a single. Despite the defeat, University Drive clinched the League IV title and will enter playoffs with the other league champs.
Schedule lists games on Tuesday at 6 pm between 69ers and Barracks A at South field. Wednesday features Burkhouse Bums vs Barracks D at North field at 4 15 p m. Gamma Tau Delta plays Barracks C at North field at 5 30 p m. Barracks B meets Alpha Phi Beta at South field at 5 30 p m. Main Streeters face Tau Kappa Club at North field at 7 pm and Old Timers vs 270 Club at unspecified field.
The Blue and Gold announce night games including a Nov 6 home tilt with Bowling Green State University. New facilities will seat 11 000 with 5 000 reserved seats for Golden Flash fans and include a 120 by 40 foot building for team rooms offices and restrooms.
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