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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1950

Page

3

Sigma Nu Cops I M Basketball Crown

Sigma Nu defeated Twin Lakes 53 to 39 to win the all university basketball championship. Virg Roman led Sigma Nu with 12 points, Pat Patterson had 11, and Dan Koncas led Twin Lakes with 17 points in the independent final.

Sigma Nu Twin Lakes Virg Roman Pat Patterson Roman Dick Schlup Bill Reppa Sigma Ny Joe Pisani Art Pardee Pres Knight Twin Lakes Five S.A.T.A.P.I Dan Koncas Gordon Knisely Koncas Gale Livengood Bob Leonard Frank Kovacic Simon Kennel

Barraco and Barraco lead SU bowling top scores

Frank Barraco rolled 248 and Kathy Allfath er 198 to top last week's bowling at the student union. John Nehrer then posted a 285 on Monday night and Ben Becker added a 232. Mary Hryator leads the women with 164.

Frank Barraco Kathy Allfather Student Union John Nehrer Ben Becker Mary Hryator

Intramural Entry Blanks Open for Table Tennis and Handball

Entry blanks are available in the Intramural office for table tennis and handball. The deadline to return forms is March 17. Table tennis begins the week of April 2, while handball starts after the spring quarter opens.

Kent State ROTC Rifle Team Aces Second Army Meet

Kent State's ROTC rifle squad scored 1695 of 2000 in the Second Army Intercollegiate meet, surpassing last year's 1669 record. Jack Hardman led with 751, followed by Kenneth Riedel 739 Richard Wright 729 Karl Buttner 725, Lynn James 723, Stewart Humphrey 722, Ronald Stimson 716, Paul Needles 715 and James Buetel 713. The result positions the team for nationals in March, aiming to defend its record-breaking performance.

Kent State Second Army Duquesne University KSU Jack Hardman Hardman Kenneth Riedel Richard Wright Karl Buttner John Jones Lynn James Stewart Humphrey Ronald Stimson Paul Needles James Buetel

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