Flashes to host Youngstown in K Day contest
Kent State University baseball team seeks win number five as they face Youngstown College in a 3 p.m. K Day game after a 12 7 setback to Wooster. Starter Karl Harsh left the mound early, Len Pigat and George Lyons worked in relief, and Tom Howells or Pigat are expected to start tomorrow. The Flashes have defeated Otterbein Ashland KSU Canton and Muskingum this season and travel to Akron next weekend after a three day stretch against Western Reserve Bowling Green and Mount Union.
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Golden Flashes
Wooster
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Len Pigat
George Lyons
Pigat
Tom Howells
Wes Stevens
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Ashland
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Muskingum
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Stevensmen
Akron
Western Reserve
Bowling Green
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Paskert Leads K Day Program At KSU Reunion
Dick Paskert veteran KSU football and baseball star and K club president directs the K Day celebration. He has organized the Flash reunion and plans for the event with former and current KSU athletes. Paskert, a top hitter and two way player, will also play against Youngstown tomorrow.
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Gridders Set Spring Game Under New Lights for K Day
Tomorrow night two balanced football squads will clash in a spring windup marked as K Day. Trev Rees splits 68 candidates into Whites led by George Kovalick at right guard and Blues led by Lou Federico with Jerry Miner calling signals. The 8:00 showcase features starting lineups opening the third quarter, with 24 non starters as subs and officials John McPhee, John Russ, Bob Dutton, and Joe Morbito.
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Trev Rees
George Kovalick
Lou Federico
Rees
John McPhee
John Russ
Youngstown
Bob Dutton
Barberton
Joe Morbito
Kent
Kovalick
Bill Barton
Gene Hudson
Fred Russell
Joe Barna
Ray Hyser
Frank Mesek
Ohio
Frank Klein
Boghos Mooradian
Bob Evans
Bob Ettler
Federico’s Blues
Jerry Miner
Norton High
Vic McIntire
Bob Sonnhalter
John McGinley
Lee Bragg
Harold Parsons
Lee Kuhner
Federico
Tom Wilhelm
Don Pape
Don Rada
Cindermen Seek First Victories at Mount Union Meet
Kent State thinclads travel to Alliance tomorrow at 9 a.m. for sprints and distance events against Mount Union. Coach Joe Begala reshapes the lineup adding Dick Mowery to the 880 relay, Bob Raleigh to the 100 and 220 dashes, and Jim Brainard to the two mile.
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Alliance
Kent
Joe Begala
Dick Mowery
John Heller
Bob Raleigh
Hellers
Jim Brainard
Dick MacAllister
Begala
Hurlers Shine In I M Play Intra Mural Action
Pitchers dominated the week in softball intra mural play. Bud Gibson limited Friars Club to one hit in a 12 1 victory for Bachtel Manor. Myron Abood ripped a first inning triple. Al Toscano two hit Redskins beat Draft Dodgers 8 2. Nick Pisanelli three hits as Sata Pie beat Tappa Nu Key 10 3. Educators edged Donald Ducks 11 9. Industrial Arts won 10 4 over Club 237 and Lorain won by forfeit from the Rotcees.
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al Toscano
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Sata Pie
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Donald Ducks
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Rotcees
Netters at Yo-Co clash on Volney Rogers courts
The Golden Flash netters aim to improve to better than .500 as they face Youngstown College on the Volney Rogers courts this afternoon. They opened with a win over Mount Union then fell to Western Reserve in their latest outing.
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Youngstown College
Youngstown Volney Rogers
Mount Union
Western Reserve
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