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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1950
Page
3
Vic Moore announces the summer intramural program with a softball league golf and tennis tournaments. Softball starts June 28 on the Women’s Athletic field in round robin format and golf runs July 7 to 10 at Meadowview links. Entries due by 4 p.m. June 26.
Business manager Dick Knab announced a need for a circulation manager for the Kent Stater this summer. Applicants may contact Knab in the editorial offices at 115 Merrill Hall.
The Indians beat the Yankees 6 to 2 as Bob Feller pitched seven hits allowed and Luke Easter Jim Hegan and Ray Boone powered five homers. Doby Rosen and Avila contributed in the rally with Doby scoring on Rosen's single after a double, marking Cleveland's ninth win in ten and their second straight over New York.
Kent State students populate semi pro clubs in Northeastern Ohio Industrial and Portage leagues. Jim Coll Dick Stevenson and Joe Pisani star for Havre Chevrolets and the 1950 Flash diamond squad. Mantua’s Portage group lists Vic McIntyre Hank Zaborniak Joe and Jerry Huth. Elmer’s Billiards features Bill Sudeck Specs Spechalzke Bob Pease Wib Little Virg Roman Jack Shrimplin and Leroy Peoples. Dick Paskett calls balls and strikes for the Independent league.
Athletic Director Trevor J. Rees announced Kent State's nine game schedule with four home games. New additions include Morris Harvey College at Charleston W Va and the University of New Hampshire at Durham N H. Homecoming is Bowling Green on November 4.
Golden Flash captain Bill Cox set a new school high jump record and a 6 ft 414 in field mark at the All-Ohio Invitational at Ohio Wesleyan University. He also won the meet, following wins at Oberlin and Baldwin Wallace, defeating Dave Allbritton. Cox, 5 ft 8 in, focused on high jump this season after prior versatility in 880 and the mile relay.
Al Brosch of Garden City New York shot two under par 70 to take the lead in the PGA qualifying round at Columbus with a 36 hole total of 142. Lloyd Mangrun held second on 144 while Skip Alexander and Ed Burke were tied for third on 147. Tony Penna was fourth on 148. Sam Snead, the pre tournament favorite and last year's victor, did not figure among the low scorers but is not required to qualify.
Dr. Hallock F. Raup announced the geography field trip to Canada is cancelled. A geology field trip is scheduled for the second summer quarter to study Mt. Desert Island and Acadia National Park, a 100 square mile area suited for geologic field work.
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