WAA Softball Ends Today
The Women's Athletic Association softball league finaloday features AO's vs Off-Campus for the championship while Beta Gams face Engleman hall lassies for third place. About 200 women participated this season as AO's and Off-Campus shine with standout players noted by WAA director Judy Marshall.
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Softball League of Women’s Athletic Association
Ao’s
Beta Gams
Engleman Hall Lassies
Reita Allendorf
Mary Hyre
Jackie Miller
Jo Dagg
Marilyn Mitten
Mary Miller
Judy Marshall
WAA
Dot Culler
Alvereth Shaffer
Gamma Sigs
Theta Sigs
Moultonhall
Engleman Hall
Lowry Hall
Dot McClelland
Kay Eddy
Pearl Harris
Jean Zeiser
Audrey Schreiber
Jane Hand
Lowry
Dolores Cimorell
Elfreida Wachic
Betty Duff
Mary Keston
Moulton
Connie Hagen
Evie Rawles
Essie Schorr
KSU Wrestlers Honor Swasey At Banquet
KSU grapplers held a banquet honoring Co-Captain Fred Swasey a senior receiver of a 12 inch cup as a tribute to his outstanding service to the squad. A chicken dinner was served as part of the festivities adding to the celebration.
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KSU
Fred Swasey
Swasey
Wooster tops Kent State in late ninth inning rally
Wooster scored four runs in the bottom of the ninth to beat Kent State 8 to 7 after Kent State led 7 to 3 entering the frame. Dan Gulgin allowed three hits and three walks fueling Wooster's decisive rally.
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Wooster
KSU
Kent State
Golden Flashes
Oberlin
Dan Gulgin
Scots
Baseball Scores From Headlines
Cleveland edged New York 2 to 1 and Washington defeated Detroit 4 to 3. Chicago beat Boston 3 to 2 while Philadelphia won 7 to 3 over St. Louis. In the National League Brooklyn topped Cincinnati 4 to 3 with Pittsburgh 6 to 3 over Philadelphia and Chicago 4 to 3 over Boston.
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Cleveland
New York
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Rosy Starn Coaches Kent Team After Tryouts with Indians
Rosy Starn, known for coaching Kent State football and basketball, previously had a two week pitching tryout with the Cleveland Indians after Wooster College. He later played in the Eastern and International leagues while pursuing a master's in physical education.
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KSU
Starn
Wooster College
Rosie
Cleveland Indians
Red Wings
Jersey City
New Haven
Rochestern
Rosy
Goodyear
Golden Flashes
Kent
Flashes
Women Sports Stars To Attend Hiram Play Day
Thirty six University women will travel by bus to Hiram College for an all day play day accompanied by Mrs. Virginia Harvey. Two softball teams archery and tennis players are among the selected participants with names listed for each organization. Eight more women await selection by Mrs. Harvey.
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Hiram College
Virginia Harvey
Lowry Hall
Rosemary Thomas
Jean Zeiser
Engleman
Shirley Feicht
Phyllis Pontius
Moulton
Betty Duff
Elfrieda Wachic
Dot Culler
Mary Jane Bishop
Alpha Omega
Mable Esping
Mary Hyre
Theta Sigs
Dot McClelland
Kay Eddy
Tri Sigs
June Smith
Kay Suits
Gamma Sigs
Connie Hagen
Katy Keeley
Beta Gammas
Hazel Kelley
Betty Chapman
Summit Hall
Jo Blue
Jessie Smith
Jo Dagg
Alvereth Shaffer
Betty Gorlich
Evelyn Rawles
Jane Stroup
Audrey Shhreiber
Carol] Chamberlain
Doris Myers
Mrs. Harvey
KSU Field Team Shines Against Akron Flaunts Hidden Strength
KSU tracksters prove experts wrong as Gold en Flashes dominate field events against Hiram and Akron. Walt Porowski leads with 10 points in shot and discus while Bob Hein returns strong in jumps and the discus. Anton Lessek Bill Boliantz Eli Beery and Leo Difford per form as top field competitors amid a looming showdown with Fenn’s Foxes at Bedford High School.
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Golden Flashes
Hiram
University of Akron
KSU
Fenn's Foxes
Bedford High School
Bedford
Big Walt Porowski
Bob Hein
Findlay
Flashes
Anton Lessek
Bill Boliantz
Clevelanders
Eli Beery
Leo Difford
Hudson’s Bay Letters Highlight 1870s Canadian Police Ties
Raymond Ruppert, a Washington State journalism freshman, analyzes letters from the Hudson’s Bay Company to Canadian police in the 1870s to illuminate historical commercial and state relations and insights for a student project.
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Raymond Ruppert
Washington State
Hudson’s Bay Company
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Rosy” Starn
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