Flash Nine Beats Kenyon and Ashland in Weekend Sweep
Kent State University’s Golden Flash baseball team won two games over the weekend to extend a five game streak. Len Pigot pitched a one hitter against Kenyon with eight strikeouts while Jim Coll and Willie Cramer led a nine hit attack. Russ Stahlman blanked Ashland 6 0 with eight strikeouts and two RBIs from Dick Stevenson Cramer and Prebish adding two hits each.
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Kenyon
Ashland
KSU
Golden Flash
Akron
Zippers
Len Pigot
Bob Stix
Lords
Pigot
Willie Cramer
Kent
Jim Coll
Flash
Dave Bell
Russ Stahlman
Ashland Eagles
Matt Resick
Eagle
Stahlman
Frank Klinger
John Prebish
Dick Stevenson
Cramer
Prebish
Kent State golfers edge Akron for fourth straight win
Kent State linksmen beat Akron 814 to 714 at Twin Lakes marking their fourth consecutive victory and revenge for Akron's earlier unbeatenness. Danny Baughman 78 and Jack Bell 75 led the Zipper scoring. Glen Meadows topped Loreto George 71 to beat him again.
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KSU
Linksmen
Akron
Zippers
Twin Lakes
Case Tech
Flashes
Aurora Country Club
Danny Baughman
Jack Bell
Baughman
Kent
Loreto George
Zipper
Glen Meadows
Meadows
George
Flash Dick Masterson
Zipper Bob Bebout
Masterson
Bell
Fenn College
Ridgewood Country Club
Kent State Netmen defeat Fenn 9 to 0 in tennis
Kent State swept Fenn 9 to 0 on the Foxes home courts last Saturday. Ed Halas survived an 18 game second set to win 6 3 10 8 over Pits Ferraro. Irv Portman 6 0 6 0. Flash Doged Williams 6 2 6 3. Hank Newell 6 3 6 2. Doubles saw Keyser Livengood 6 3 6 2 and Newell Portman 6 3 6 1 deliver the rout.
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KSU
Golden Flash
Kenyon Lords
Fenn
Foxes
Kent
Ed Halas
Bill Filley
Williams
Flashes
Gale Livengood
Bob Marshall
Dick Newman
Alan Siebert
Bud Keyser
Livengood
Tiber
Marshall
Newell
Portman
Simpson
Ferraro
Howard Grey
Yaro Mucha
Bill O’brien
Mount Union Tops Akron U. Mowery Sets Hurdles Mark
Mount Union defeated Akron University as Dick Mowery tied the squad record with 24.5 seconds in the 220 yard low hurdles and John Ballenger powered the broad jump to 21 feet 1 inch. Mount Union won two relays and edged Akron 68 to 59 as Flashes recorded eight firsts.
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Kent
Akron University
Mount Union
Flashes
Dick Mowery
John Ballenger
Leslie Netzen
Nap Bell
Hilltoppers
Graney
Huntsberger
Petzinger
Wright
Tack Teem
Missel
Balsh
Mucciarone
Marchesano
Petinger
Mowery
L Huntsberger
Frame
Farrell
Howenstine
L. Bragg
Muffley
Hooves
Meadow
Blaurock
Balch
Oansee Huntzberger
Miles
Jackson
Reight
Cox
King
J. Bragg
Latham
Enger
Weaver
Kratzer
Rossa
Int Reynolds
White Tops Blue in 13 7 Victory
Blue gains 13 7 win as White rallies with two Paul Powers touchdowns in the third quarter. Ferguson drives 72 yards to the Blue 3 and Swiatek scores early. DiVito adds conversion after White’s first TD, Powers adds two more scores for White and Amidio Pease shows late advances.
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Paul Ferguson
Ferguson
Jim Swiatek
Blues
Don Campbell
Paul Powers
Jack ‘Wahoo’ Mancos
Vito
Bob Pease
Mancos
Amidio
Powers
DiVito
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Flash Nine
Dave Tiber
Hank Newell
Bob Simpson
Norcross Greeting Cards
Brady Square
Akron U
Clifton Webb
Myrna Loy
Thur
Claudette Colbert
Geo
Pat O'Brien
Geo. Raft
Bendix
Post Office
Terese Green
Mauro
Tuxedo Rentals
N. Lincoln
Ting
Kent Stater
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