Frat league games yield scattered wins on Rockwell Field
Kappa Sigma Chi beat Phi Beta Phi 7 1 on Rockwell Field as Art Funk pitched for the win. Delta Phi Sigma topped Sigma Tau Gamma 13 5 behind Bob Huxtable who fired his second three hitter. Sigma Tau Gamma and Phi Beta Phi both sit near the bottom. KMK edged Alpha Phi Beta 7 6 with Nick Stanford granting six hits. Delta Phi Sigma and Kappa Sigma Chi lead the standings with two wins each.
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Art Funk
Kappa Sigma Chi
Phi Beta Phi
Rockwell Field
Delta Phi Sigma
Sigma Tau Gamma
Bob Huxtable
Ace
Steve Foltin
Celts
Bill Swallow
Gammas
Huxtable
Golfers Capture Third Victory Over Carroll
Parke Thornton led the Golden Flashes to their third win of the season with a 10 to 5 triumph at Hawthorne Valley Country Club over Carroll. Parke shot a 7 under windy conditions, while coach Cliff Thompson noted the wind as a challenge. Thompson’s squad faces Kenyon next at Mount Vernon, a stern test against a top golf program.
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Golden Flashes
John Carroll
Hawthorne Valley Country Club
Thompson
Kenyon
Mount Vernon
Kent
Intramural Men Set Busy Week In Golf Tennis And Softball
I M Teams face a packed week with fraternity and independent leagues in golf tennis and softball. Fraternity tennis features Alpha Phi Beta vs Sigma Tau Gamma Kappa Sigma Chi vs Delta Phi Sigma and Kappa Mu Kappa vs Phi Beta Phi at 4 pm. Independent tennis has Coop House vs Newman club Barbarians vs Tappa Nu Key and Rhodes House vs YMCA. Golf meets run Friday at Meadowview 4 pm 18 holes two man teams. Forfeits reshuffle standings Barbarians beat YMCA due to ineligible players Tappa Nu Key takes third by beating Rhodes House 6 5 Newman club forfeits Fourth Estaters their first win.
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Alpha Phi Beta
Sigma Tau Gamma
Kappa Sigma Chi
Delta Phi Sigma
Kappa Mu Kappa
Phi Beta Phi
Coop House
Newman Club
The
Barbarians
Tappa Nu Key
Rhodes House
Ymca Fraternity
Meadowview
Engleman Beaten in Intramural Baseball Thriller
Off-Campus team of five girls defeated Engleman 21 to 16 in the second game of the Girls Intramural Baseball tournament. Wilson pitched for Off-Campus while Heichel and Fike worked for Engleman.
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Engleman
Wilson
Heichel
Fike
Netmen Open Season With 9-0 Victory Over John Carroll
Kent State tennis team earned its first win of the season a 9-0 rout at John Carroll after previous losses to Oberlin and Wooster. Sophomore Bob Walker won Kent’s only point in a 6-1 6-1 win over Wooster’s Stryker in the following match. Kent faces Mt. Union next at Alliance.
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Oberlin and
Wooster
Kent State
John Carroll
Kent
Bob Walker
Stryker
Mt. Union
Alliance
Modern Dance Club Holds Night Photo Session
Modern Dance Club members pose for action photographs tonight at 7 30 in Wills Gym with Dale Rooks guiding photography. Director Virginia Harvey notes past photos were scarce and mentions a prior shot by Dick Sarno for the New York Daily Mirror.
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Dale Rooks
Wills Gym
Virginia Harvey
WAA
Dick Sarno
N. Y. Daily Mirror
WAA to Hold Second Vote After Tie for Officers
WAA members will vote again tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the office of Mrs. Marie H. Apple to elect a president and vice president. Betty Gorlich and Della Harms seek the presidency while Jo Blue and Mabel Esping contest the vice presidency. Jane Hand is secretary and Betty Duff is treasurer.
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WAA
Athletic Club
Marie H. Apple
Betty Gorlich
Della Harms
Jo Blue
Mabel Esping
Jane Hand
Betty Duff
Baseball Scores From Sunday
Cleveland defeats Washington 2 to 1 and Detroit wins 7 to 3 over New York. Philadelphia beats Chicago 5 to 4 while Boston St. Louis game was rained out. St Louis tops Boston 5 to 1 in the National League. Other games postponed by rain.
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Cleveland
Washington
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Boston-St. Louis
St. Louis
Boston
Kent State Thinclads Hammer Hiram 91 to 80
Kent State University track team earned its first win by beating Hiram 91 to 80 at Hiram field. Fred Crawford and Walt Porowski led with 10 points each, winning the 100 and 220 and the discus and shot put, while Harry Dinsmore kept pace in the 440. Bud Sinclair led the Terriers with nine points.
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Golden Flash Track
Hiram Terriers
Hiram Field
KSU
Fred Crawford
Walt Porowski
Crawford
Porowski
Harry Dinsmore
Gerry Daniels
Kent State University
Bob Hein
Ken Shutts
Golden Flash
Dick Farwell
Leo Difford
Bill Boliantz
Bob Gallagher
Pan Hell Plans Tennis Tourney at Pan-Hellenic Meeting
The Pan-Hellenic council met yesterday in Moulton hall at 6 30 pm to discuss the annual inter-sorority tennis tournament Betty Bowles presided as the new council president and was joined by newly appointed members.
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Pan-Hellenic Council
Moulton Hall
Betty Bowles
Flash Nine Preps For Oilers With Fresh Game
Kent State prepares for a Saturday game against Findlay after a fresh varsity-freshman tilt at Rockwell Field. Coach Starrett seeks replacements for injured Chet Bania and Bob Speicher as Speicher and Bania miss action from recent setbacks. Muskingum win noted with Ted Tucker’s .636 average.
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Kent State University
Golden Flashes
Rockwell Field
Findlay Oilers
Findlay
Rabbit” Starrett
Chet Bania
Bob Speicher
Speicher
H P E Club Plans Officers Election and Picnic
The HPE club will hold a special meeting tonight at 7 30 in room 108 Kent hall to elect officers led by President Don Sinn. Linn notes plans to honor an outstanding HPE major and announces May 20 picnic at Twin Lakes.
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HPE Club
Kent Hall
Don Sinn
Twin Lakes
Sinn
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Bud Sinclair
Terriers
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Don Griffey
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Nick GC
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SEA Out Rate Drug Store
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Dick Weigle
Stan Drongowski
Howard Mack
Joe Fortunato
Dan Gulgin
Joe Mileski
Bill Ortt
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Asereyicee
H.P.E. Club
Linn
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Topcoats
Imperial Dry Cleaning Co
Kent National Bank Bldg
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