Frat softball leaders stay tied as KSCs and Delts sweep players
On Rockwell field the Delta Phi Sigma and Kappa Sigma Chi teams won to maintain a joint lead in the Fraternity softball league. Kap pa Sigs beat Alpha Phi Beta 13 2 with Art Funk stellar on the mound and at the plate. Delta Phi Sigma downed Phi Beta Phi 6 2 behind Milt Cross three hit outing and big Delt bats. KMK defeated Sigma Tau Gamma 13 8 aided by four early homers and nine hits allowed by Jack Mosher particulier.
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Delta Phi Sigma
Kappa Sigma Chi
Rockwell Field
Art Funk
Kappa Sigs
Phi Beta Phi
Milt Cross
Cross
Dice Alexander
Eddie Boyle
Jim LaCroix
Ray Hammond
Bill McCandless
McCandless
Sigma Tau Gamma
KMK
Bill Whalen
Bob Kenyon
Hal Martin
Mosher
Whitton Hosts Dinner For Health and Physical Education Grads
Miss Bertha Whitton an assistant professor entertains graduating women majors and minors in health and physical education at a dinner tonight at 5 30 at 409 East Main Street. She is assisted by Mrs Marie Apple and Mrs Virginia Harvey, fellow assistants who help plan the annual dinner.
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Bertha Whitton
E. Main Street
Marie Apple
Virginia Harvey
Class B Baseball Quarterfinal Scores Reported
Spencer defeats Lowellville 6 to 0 while Brewster tops Mayfield 11 to 2 and Leavittsburg beats Wellington 7 to 0. Chardon wins 8 to 7 against Apple Creek as next round set for Thursday morning on Rockwell field.
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Rockwell Field
Hofstra Freshman Advises Musicians to Go Amateur for Profit
After entering and winning 10 amateur contests, Hofstra College freshman Bill Stolberg urges Hofstra's professional musicians to switch to amateur status to earn more money.
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Bill Stolberg
Hofstra Colege
Hofstra
Flash Diamandeers Aim for Fifth Win at Wooster
Kent State Golden Flashes cap half a season as Dan Gulgin seeks his third win and a second over Wooster in a 11 45 a m departure for Rockwell field. Mileski’s five hit outing versus Findlay sparked the win as the Flashes chase another Ohio conference victory.
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Kent State University
Golden Flash
Wooster
Dan Gulgin
Scots
Gulgin
Kent State
Rockwell Field
Findlay
Rockwell
Ohio
Flashes
Oberlin
Kent
Golden Flashes
Bowling Green
Bill Ortt
Joe Mileski
Mileski
Oilers
Flash Track Outfit Tops Akron Zippers Meets Fenn Saturday
Kent State tracksters ride two recent wins into a meeting with Fenn College in Cleveland next Saturday. Fred Crawford and Walt Porowski starred in the 8814 to 4814 win over Akron University as Crawford swept the 100 and 220 dashes. Porowski claimed the discuss and shot, Hein excelled in the high and broad jumps, while Dinsmore, Jessek, and Thompson added more firsts. The mile relay of Daniels, Schwab, Gloss, and Dinsmore posted 3 minutes 43.6 seconds.
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Akron Zippers
Fenn
Akron
Joe Begala
Cleveland
Fenn College
Fred Crawford
Walt Porowski
Bob Hein
KSU
Akron University
Crawford
Porowski
Hein
Kent State
Dinsmore
Jessek
Thompson
Daniels, Schwab
Gloss
Boliantz
Beery
KSC Wins I M Golf and Archery Friday
Tommy Kirk and Walt Wolfe representing Kappa Sigma Chi won the fraternity golf championship at Meadowview with an aggregate 161. Kappa Mu Kappa was second with 164 and Delta Phi Sigma third with 173. Russ Hawkins KMK was low with 78. MU Archery contest set for Friday at 4 p.m. on the front campus with four awards and Manchester cup points.
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Tommy Kirk
Walt Wolfe
Kappa Sigma Chi
Meadowview
Kappa Mu Kappa
Delta Phi Sigma
Alpha Phi Beta
Sigma Tau Gamma
Russ Hawkins
KMK
Greens
Sluggers Chet And Tuck Drive KSU Hurlers
Baseball coach John Rabbit Starrett credits Ted Tucker and Chet Bania for Kent State triumphs. Tucker and Bania both hit over .600, key to offense and defense while star pitchers delivered solid outings. Tucker, from Muskingum, may join a Boston Red Sox farm team. Bania, Cleveland native, has impressed with defense and rising batting.
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John ‘Rabbit’ Starrett
Ted Tucker
Chet Bania
Moundsmen
Couta
Bania
Tucker
Muskingum College
Byesville
Ohio
Ted
Cambridge Merchants
Tuck
Kent
Boston Red Sox
Cleveland
Otis Steel
Chet
Netters Beaten Face Hiram Today
Kent State tennis team lost to Akron 6-1 at Akron and fell to Wooster in a close rematch. Watson, Green, Walker won singles for Kent, while Sikes and Hayes also earned points for Wooster. Kent will seek its second win against Hiram at Hiram today.
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Netters
Hiram
Kent State
Akron
Wooster
Bill Watson
Pete Gruber
Ray Green
Bob Prentice
Bob Walker
Earl Zigler
Wayne Sikes
Harold Andreas
Bob Hayes
Bill Gillies
Kent
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