Diamond Nine Set to Open Six-Game Week Against Wooster
Duke University style recap notes Diamond Nine meets Wooster in a three thirty p.m. tilt after a 16 to 4 rout of Muskingum. Coach John Starrett relies on Dan Gulgin Mileski and Ortt for starting duties as Kent continues its conference run and travels to five cities this week.
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John Starrett
Rockwell Field
Joe Mileski
Bill Ortt
Muskingum
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Mileski
Invaders
Ortt
Dan Gulgin
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Scotties
Gulgin
Traxler
Bob Nash
Toledo
Kent
Senior women urged to sign up for banquet transport
All senior women requiring transportation to the Women's League Senior banquet should leave their names at the office of the Dean of Women as soon as possible.
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Kent Earns First Track Win Over Akron Rivals
Kent State dominates Akron in a 75 56 dual meet at Buchtel Field led by Swede Netzen who set a new shot put mark and collected 22 points. Fred Crawford swept the 100 and 220 dashes as Kent swept the javelin and pole vault with top scores from McIntyre and Hibard for Akron.
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Buchtel
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Akron
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Ivan Kreemer
Frank Zazula
Golden Flashes
Leonard Morgan
Begala
Bill Henterly
Mor
Nettership Hiram John Carroll for Third Fourth Wins
The Golden Flash netters earned their third and fourth victories of the season with a 7 2 win over John Carroll in Cleveland and an upset over Hiram Terriers on the Hiram courts. Harold Andreas and veterans Bud Treat Dice Alexander posted multiple wins as Kent improves in a home and home series with Wooster upcoming.
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John Carroll
Golden Flash Net
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Kent
Harold Andreas
J. Nolan
Carroll
Logan
Bill Gillies
Abbott
Kent State Golf Team Beats Hiram 81 to 71 in Twin Lakes Match
Kent State University golf team won its third match of the season at Twin Lakes, defeating Hiram 81 2 71 2. Dom Vitangeli earned medalist honors with 73, pacing Kent as he and Binford combined for seven points. Hiram’s Sacks and Thomas led with 6 1 2 points, while Helms of Kent posted 76 with a 35 on the first nine.
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Kent
Vitangeli
Binford
Thomas
Sacks
Baker
Helms
Hiram
Cutts
Spencer
Walt Helms
Slippery Rock Teachers College
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Flashes
Baseball Scores Rained Out Ends Later Inning Tie
Big League scores show St Louis 8 Cincinnati 8 in 14 innings before darkness ended the game. Brooklyn 8 Philadelphia 3 and New York 11 Boston 5 were the only other NL results with no AL games scheduled.
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Intramural Baseball and Track Notes From Beta Gamma Delt Campus
Sports Chatter highlights tough intramural pitchers led by Art Funk and the blond Kappa Sig hurler who yielded two hits in four games. Harold Andreas rises in court play with strong power and accuracy, while track gains from Swede Netzen and new sophomores Crawford Morgan and White. Cousin-like quips about Vince Dan Cortesi and Marie Steve Feduniak add local humor.
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Steve Feduniak
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