Wrestlers Rewarded With Traditional Dinner
The KSU wrestling team celebrated its 12th annual dinner honoring lettermen after a successful season. Coach Joe Begala led a squad that went 11-1 in the regular season, won the mythical state title, and dominated the interstate tournament while three veterans fared well at nationals. The piece notes campus intramural tensions and suggests rotating practice sites to keep wrestlers active on Rockwell field.
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Betas and Kappa Sigs Lead Frat League Start
The Inter-fraternity league opens with Alpha Phi Betas and Kappa Sigma Chi atop the standings after two games. Betas routed Phi Beta Phis 25–10 while Kappa Sigs won 9–2 behind Art Funk’s one hit. Delta Phi Sigma beat Kappa Mu Kappa 6–3 to join the .500 pack.
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Independents Start Softball League Play
Twelve teams enter intramural softball in two leagues. League A games Wednesday at 4 PM feature Tappa Nu Key versus Rho De Rho Newman Club versus Zakers and University Theatre against Bauer Hall. League B Friday at 4 PM pits Co op House against Wesley Foundations Rhodes House versus Commuters Goldies Gluttons versus Barbarians. Standings show seven of ten sports completed with softball tennis and golf remaining.
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