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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1951

Page

3

Kent State Set For Mid American Conference Eligibility

Kent State moves toward Mid American membership after rule changes. Football schedules three league opponents in 1951, ten basketball games required for league play, and a future four-game league slate. Kent hosts upcoming spring sports carnival May 22 23 24 and wrestling in late February.

Kent Western Michigan Western Reserve Ohio University Flashes Cincinnati Kent State Wills Gym MPE Marshall Huntington W. Va Bowling Green Toledo Miami Trevor Rees Kent Boys Rees Pete Ahern Dick Pitts Wahoo Mancos

WAA Tourneys End Seem Set For Tennis Playoffs

The WAA spring tournaments near completion with remaining playoffs in tennis. Eagleman I defeated Lowry Hall to seize the softball championship. Betty Sawyer wins pingpong, Gloria Yarion the golf title. Tennis finalists: Marge Halamka, Doris Hornbeck, Pat Hadley, Nancy Deaver, Lorie Postlethwaite. Sharks club directors for next year: Shirley Hartman and Ruth Nygren. Pat Garver named secretary.

Eagleman I Lowry Hall Betty Sawyer Gloria Yarion Marge Halamka Doris Hornbeck Pat Hadley Nancy Deaver Lorie Postlethwaite Sharks Club Shirley Hartman Ruth Nygren Pat Garver

Kent Edges Akron 3-2 Behind Wilson’s First Win

Kent’s pitcher Ken Wilson earned his first victory as the Flashes defeated Akron 3-2. Akron tied the game in the fifth on wild plays, then Kent scored in the sixth on a Todd single and error, and again in the eighth on a Todd double steal and wild throw to the plate.

Kent Ken Wilson Flashes Akron Wilson Dick Lombardi Olin Hayes Joe Mazzaferro Todd Reppa Jack Mancos Frank Stams Bill Bosway Mancos George Salem

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