KSU Cashman Faces Fenn Foxes in Major Track Showdown
The KSU track team meets the Fenn Foxes at Bedford High School in two of the year’s top battles. Ralph and Ray Fox lead the Foxes with 72 points in three meets, while Fred Crawford of Kent lines up in the 100 and 220 yard dashes. Barrow and Sattler pace the Foxes in the pole vault and Barrow adds high jump. Porowski anchors weight events as both teams eye hurdles and sprints with Bob Hein possible for the locals.
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Baseball scores from the majors
American League games saw Cleveland beat Boston 6 to 4, Chicago 13 over New York 1, Detroit 10 over Philadelphia 2, and St. Louis 7 to Washington 0. National League action had Philadelphia at Cincinnati in a night game with New York 2, Chicago 1 and Boston 6 over St. Louis 3. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh was rained out.
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Kegs and Newman Clash For Intramural Tennis Title
In the independent tennis league finale, Tappa Nu Keg led by Johnny Andreas in singles and Howard Doehbla with Bill Schnitzer in doubles faces Newman club with Bill Wagoner in singles and George Papushak with Gene Glass in doubles. The May 28 showdown caps a flawless two win, no loss run for both teams.
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Flash Nine Still In League Race
Ohio conference baseball title chase tightens as Kent State Findlay and Oberlin battle for the crown. Kent State’s Giant Killing runs and Oberlin’s 2 0 loss to Joe Mileski keep the standings tense with a possible tie or share if Coach John Starrett's team adds four wins.
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Thornton Brothers Lead KSU Golf Team Prospects
Parke and John Thornton from Akron North High rise as KSU golf team’s top two. Parke won the 1937 Turkeyfoot club championship and 1938 Summit County Junior Tourney. John consistently places second and headlines as a strong Kent intercollegiate hopeful.
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Coeds to Play Tennis in Women’s Athletic Tourney
Twenty women will play on the campus front courts Monday from 3 to 5 p.m. for the WAA tennis league tourney. Report times for players with at least two wins are 3 to 4 15 p.m. Della Harms noted. Audrey Schriber, a Rocky River education freshman, is named director of Wesley Foundation women's sports, succeeding Jo Dagg, the WAA softball manager.
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Do Or Die race boosts Ohio district school in state tourney
In Columbus on April 18 and 19 Class B competition featured Do Or Die. The north eastern Ohio district school earned its highest ranking yet and may reach national finals if Flint honors follow. They plan to return to Kent by Saturday night.
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Popes and Newmans Victory Highlight Indy League Night
Bob Krava pitched a two hitter to lift the Popes 8-1 over the Fourth Estaters, while the Newman club exploded for a 12-6 win against the Barbarians. Tappa Nu Key and YMCA benefited from forfeit wins over Woodstocks and Rhodes House as weather delays halted play.
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Golfers Beat Zips In Downpour 13 5
The Golden Flash golf team defeated the University of Akron 13 to 5 at Twin Lakes country club in a heavy rain. Parke Thornton led with a 78, earning 4 points over Akron’s Bob Selby who shot 82.
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Kent State Baseball History Opened in 1926
Kent State history in the 1926 spring season shows early baseball under Pro fessor Harsh and Pro fessor Pearce after treasury fears. The season includes 13 7 win over Ashland and a 16 2 victory over Slippery Rock, with notes on track, tennis, and football conditioning.
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