Flashes End Season With Night Clash At Cathedral Latin
Baldwin Wallace faces Kent State at 8 15 in Cleveland for the season finale. Adams men aim to add a second best mark to Blue and Gold records while close hopes hinge on starting lineup Ami co Anderson Thompson Sudeck and Haverstock with Ludeck and Anderson bidding farewell.
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Sudeck and Anderson End Careers Tonight at Carroll
Sudeck and Anderson close the basketball season and their college careers at Carroll as Bill Sudeck, a four-year veteran, aims to become the first KSU athlete with four awards in one sport and surpasses his 773 career points. Anderson, a sophomore, faces ineligibility under the AAU purity code due to his Chicago White Sox ties and stars as a top scorer with 175 points.
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Class B Tourney Opens at Wills Gym Tomorrow
The Class B tournament starts tomorrow night with Kent State high facing Suffield at 7:00 in Wills gym. Fourteen teams compete for three district playoff slots with final bracket bids decided Saturday night.
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Eight Quintets Left In Tourney After Narrow Semi Final Call
The intramural playoffs reduced to eight teams after Thursdays games in Wills gym. Gammas fell 31 30 to Tappa Nu Key while Celts beat Brewers 56 21 Phigammatheta routed Bull dog 60 30 Kent Restaurant edged Horned Toads 47 42 and Indys won 34 33 over Ex Hi’s Spooks Night Hawks and Bares remain in contention Semi finals begin at 7 p m tonight.
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Matmen Rally To Downgrade Ohio U 17 11
The Golden Flashes erased an 11 0 deficit after three bouts to beat Ohio University 17 11. Joe Begala’s squad improved to 10 2 and extended its series lead over Ohio U to 13 7. Notable pins and decisions came from Ralph Wilson at 136 pounds and John Milkovich at 155, with Mike Slepecky and Gene Glass also contributing decisive wins. The team’s next dual is a return match with Findlay at their Oilers gym.
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Mermen Hand Wittenberg 47 19 Trouncing In Finale
Wes Stevens' swimmers closed the dual meet season with a 47 to 19 win over Wittenberg, marking the ninth victory of the year and the best intercollegiate record in school history. The 400 yard freestyle relay notched its 10th win in 11 meets, with a lone defeat to Fenn.
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