Baseballers Entertain Muskingum Nine Today
Golden Flash baseballers seek to rebound as they host Muskingum College at 2 30 p m The KSU squad is 3 3 1 1 with a tie and a loss to Baldwin Wallace 9 7 The Stevensmen rallied late but fell behind after an eighth inning burst by Baldwin Wallace Tom Howells and Len Pigot pitched for the Flashes in a tough loss with Howells charged with the defeat Upcoming games include Wooster tomorrow and Youngstown Saturday as part of K Day activities
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Softball Leagues Reach Full Swing
Sixteen teams played last week in fraternity and independent leagues. Alpha Phi Beta beat Kappa Sigma Chi 11-4, Alpha Epsilon won 14-4 over Phi Gamma Theta, Delta Phi Sigma edged Kappa Mu Kappa 9-8, and Phi Beta Phi beat Gamma Tau Delta 4-2. In the independent league Donald Ducks won 7-8 over Leftovers, Terrace E defeated Terrace D 7-3, Davey Bar Racks fell 6-3 to Bar Racks T, and Barracks C shut out B Barracks 3-0.
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Alpha Phi Beta
Kappa Sigma Chi
Alpha Epsilon
Phi Gamma Theta
Delta Phi Sigma
Kappa Mu Kappa
Phi Beta Phi
Gamma Tau Delta
Donald Ducks
Terrace E
Terrace D
Davey Barracks
Barracks T
Barracks C
B Barracks
Linksmen Eye Fifth Straight as Golden Flash Meet Hiram
The Golden Flash golf squad seeks a fifth straight win joining forces with Kent teammates against Hiram College after recent 4 match run. Bud Lemon led with 75 while Pat Miladore Loreto George and Treadway Charles posted 77s and 79s in a 16 0 win over Western Reserve and 16 4 over Mount Union.
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Bud Lemon
Pat Miladore
Loreto George
Treadway Charles
Golden Flash
Purple Raiders
Raiders
Bill Kerman
Twin Lakes Country Club
V K Club Plans K Day Celebration and Films
Varsity K members meet at 6 30 in 317 McG to finalize plans for next Saturday's K Day celebration. After the closed meeting films shown at 7 30 include Circling the Bases Inside Baseball and Basketball by the Code. Members from baseball basketball fraternities and HPE club are invited to the second half.
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Kappa Mu Kappa
Kappa Sigma Chi
HPE
Bowling Green dominates Flashes in track meet with Mount Union looming
Bowling Green dispatched Mount Union’s future foes as Hal Robinson won three events and Jim Whittaker set a pole vault record. Dick Mowery and Dick Eschuk contributed in hurdles and the mile relay, while Cliff Baker, Tom Clark, and Bruce King added records as BG clobbered the Flashes 88 2/3 to 38 1/3. Next Saturday’s 10:00 a.m. meeting with Mount Union heads toward K Day festivities.
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Mount Union
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Flashes
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Hal Robinson
Robinson
Vince Marotta
Jim Whittaker
Falcon
Herman Speck
Loyd Duff
Ohio State
Whittaker
Bruce King
Bill Hungley
Cliff Baker
Steve Eschuk
Eschuk
Tom Clark
Mount
All-University Table Tennis Tournament Opens Thursday
The all university table tennis tournament starts Thursday at 7 p.m. in Wills gym. Vic Moore director of intramurals says all entries must be in his office by 12 noon tomorrow.
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Wills Gym
Vic Moore
Penguins Next For Racketeers
The Golden Flash tennis squad seeks a win to improve above .500 as they face the Youngstown College Penguins on Volney Rogers courts in Youngstown Friday. Coach Karl Chesnutt’s team fell 5-0 to Western Reserve’s Red Cats in Cleveland Thursday, their first loss of the season.
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No. Water St
Desoto & Plymouth
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