Ashland Game Postponed By Rain To Be Played Wednesday
Ashland college baseball game postponed due to wet grounds. Coach John Starrett said conditions prevented yesterday’s play and weather permitting the matchup with the Flashes will be held Wednesday. Chet Bania to pitch with Arne Carlson catching. Sponseller returns in right field.
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Seniors To Be Cited And Freshmen Honored At Campus Ceremony
The event names 15 seniors to be cited and lists many freshmen with 3.5 averages. Honorees will be seated on stage and presented to the student body. University president Dr Henry M Dater will speak on The American Scholar in a World Crisis.
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Donald Wargowsky
Sally Whitnall
Betty Wilson
Margaret Wooddell
K. C. Leebrick
Henry M. Date
Women Athletes Begin Tennis Tournaments
The Women’s Athletic Association tennis tournament opens this week with first round play by Wednesday. Betty Bunnel, tennis manager, announces round deadlines: second by May 19, third by May 26, and final by June 2 at 3 p.m. (4 EWT). All results must be reported to the organizers.
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Betty Bunnel
GI Gossip From the Air School Camp
A stream of campus chatter highlights friendships and crushes among air corps students. Reports praise humor and dances while noting couples, new babies, and staff personalities, with playful anecdotes about who dated whom and who stands out in class life.
Lila Sprague Crowned Queen in Intermission Greek Singing
Lila Sprague seventy two the 1943 Queen for a fraternity led Greek singing during intermission on Merrill hall steps. Nine organizations joined in the 18th Campus Night parade honoring Beta Gamma sorority and Sigma Tau Gamma fraternity for best representation. Judges weighed garden war themes 30 percent originality and timeliness 10 percent participation. Winning sorority portrayed a victory garden while the group dressed as vegetables or beetles. Fraternity members wore military costumes from minute men to khaki in a war themed display referencing United States conflicts since 1776.
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Intramural Golf Tourney Set at Sunnybrook Course
The intramural golf tournament, to be held at Sunnybrook Golf Course between Tallmadge and Brimfield on May 20, will feature fraternity and independent teams. Each team has two players, competing over 18 holes, announced G. J. Altmann, director of intramural athletics.
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Gamma's Clip KMK's To Take Tennis Crown
Sigma Tau Gamma finished the season undefeated to win the interfraternity tennis championship by beating Kappa Mu Kappa in singles and doubles. Durivage brothers won doubles 6 4 and Art Durivage won singles 6 4 over Nick Pandelis. KMK and Delta Phi Sigma tied for second after each dropping one game, with a playoff set for next week.
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Art Durivage
Nick Pandelis
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