Betas and Sorority Teams Open Summer Softball Strong
In the KSU intramural opener, Betas and Kappa Sigma Chi led a three game practice round at Rockwell field. Alpha Phi Beta defeated the Spoilers 10 to 4, while Windham blanked the Pirates 11 to 0 behind Harry Reynolds.
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Rockwell Field
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Harry Reynolds
Kappa Sigs Triumph Over Spikers 9-3 in Baseball
Kappa Sigma Chi pulled ahead early to win 9-3 against Spikers with Joe Sarmir driving in two runs and a first inning triple. Tom Katin turned an unassisted double play in the third. Dom Palumbo allowed seven hits as his team racked 11 off starter John McMillin.
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Frank Troha
Joe Finelli
Frank Memmer
Betas
Beles
Kappa Sigma Chi
Spikers
Joe Sarmir
Kappa Sig
Spiker
Tom Katin
John McMillin
Dom Palumbo
Palumbo
Harold Washburn
Kappa Sigs
McMillin
Wes Kurtz
Windham Dominates Pirates in No-Hitter Pace
Windham crushed the Pirates 11 to 0 as Harry Reynolds pitched a near no hitter with 13 strikeouts and three walks. Tom Kot was erased at third on a fielder's choice, while Windham totaled 16 hits led by Bill Welty's three homers in four trips.
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Pirates
Reynolds
Tom Kot
Windham
Ed Martin
Bill Welty
Flash Footballers Demonstrate Under Searing Heat at KSU
Sweltering conditions plagued outdoor coaching at the KSU school led by Bo McMillin as Trevor Rees trains players. Linemen Fats Miller Jack Britt Pete Heller Dwight Follin Dick Schwabe Red Henderson George Streby join backs Bob Beachy Tom Kot Jack Baker and John Greenwood in the two week drill with Greenwood newly arriving from Cleveland.
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Trevor Rees
Bo” MccMillin
KSU
Fats” Miller
Jack Britt
Pete Heller
Dwight Follin
Dick Schwabe
Red” Henderson
George Streby
Bob Beachy
Tom Kot
Jack Baker
John Greenwood
Four new teams join summer intramural softball league
Summer intramural softball starts after managers meeting. Four new teams Delta Phi Sigma, Tappa Nu Key, Kappa Mu Kappa and the Renegades enter the league, bringing total to nine after Spikers withdraw. Two four game rounds weekly at 4 15 p.m. with a bye for Tappa Nu Key.
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Tappa Nu Key
Kappa Mu Kappa
The
Renegades
Harold Anderson Rising Star of College Basketball Coaching
Harold Anderson, Bowling Green State University head basketball coach and athletic director, has gained national coaching prominence with Toledo and Bee Gee teams. He credits tough schedules, year round athletics, and strong pro prospects like George Mikan as drivers of success.
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Bowling Green State University
Kent
Toledo University
Bee Gee
Anderson
Central High School
Akron
Otterbein College
St. Louis Cardinals
Andy
Great Lakes
Bowling Green
Chuck Chuckovits
Bob Gerber
Don Otten
Wyndel Gray
Bart Quinn
Chuckovits
Gerber
Quinn
Toledo
Otten
Gray
DePaul
George Mikan
Swimming Pool Open To All Students This Summer
The university pool will be open to all students each week of the first summer session from Monday through Thursday 3 to 5 p.m. A health permit from the school dispensary is required before entry.
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Karl G. Chesnutt
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Pirates Meet Renegades and Betas Face Tappa Nu Key
The Pirates meet the Renegades while the Betas play Tappa Nu Key. KMK has drawn a bye for this round.
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Renegades
Betas
Tappa Nu Key
KMK
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