National Champs to Lead University Tennis Clinic
Welby Van Horn and John Fowler, top national players and officials, will conduct a public tennis clinic at 8 p.m. Friday in Wills Gym. The event, free of charge, will use slide films to demonstrate fundamentals and group play after their day at Western Reserve and prior stint at KSU.
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Kotys to Represent KSU as One Man Team in NCAA
Coach Vic Moore will let Kotys compete in all events due to his value as a point man. Kotys won four firsts and two seconds in six events at the last AAU meet, is ranked fourth in the U S, and will face Michigan Indiana Wisconsin Chicago Illinois Iowa Minnesota Nebraska Michigan State Navy Pier. The KSU gymnasts split 48 48 with Indiana and set an invitational in Akron for April 9.
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Bar Bell Club Sets Bi-Weekly Meetings for Lifters
The university Bar Bell club resumes meetings next Tuesday April 5 at 4 p.m. in 119K. No new classes, eligible for men with lifting experience. Regular meetings also on Tuesday 4 p.m. and Thursday 7 30 p.m.
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Scrimmage Preparations Mark Spring Grid Season
Saturday practice opens spring drills as Trevor Reese leads 75 candidates including 22 lettermen. Memorial stadium hosts a May 5 intersquad game under lights. Rees plans 29 monogram winners, with six sidelined for track and baseball and one resting knee. Assistants include McDowell Chesnut Lynn Barton and guests Carter and Adamle. Rees seeks quarterback successor to Jerry Tuttle with Arden Follin Nick Deller Ba and Pat Ruvolo stepping up alongside Pease Capri. Little Bragg and Wolfgram shift to track with two proven halfbacks sidelined.
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Kent State Wrestlers Take Second at Ohio AAU State Tourney
In Cleveland March 18 and 19 the Kent State matmen finished second in the District AAU wrestling meet. Ohio State won with 30 points, Kent State 25, Cleveland Central Y third with 20, and Michigan State fourth with 17. Notables: Lou Krinsky placed third at 121 pounds, Chuck Russell second at 128, Nunzio Roberto third at 135, Joe Klosterman third at 165, Gil Dubray second at 175, and John Milkovich second at 155, all facing tough foes from Michigan State, Western Reserve, and Lakewood Athletic Club.
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Moore Sets Softball Entries and Rules
Vic Moore, Director of Intramural, requires all softball entries by April 7 with first come first served leagues. Two fields force five inning games, capped at 50 minutes and forfeits if not started within five minutes. Badminton starts April 4 at 7 p.m. and Table Tennis on April 5 at 7 p.m.
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