Two-Hitter Highlights Twin Diamond Victories
Kent State University notched a 3-0 win over Fenn College as Frank Belgan tossed a two-hitter with seven strikeouts and no walks at Memorial Field. The Golden Flashes also beat Mount Union 3-2 Friday as Kilbane and Speno combined for six strong innings. Belgan remains undefeated with 18 scoreless innings across his two wins.
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Mount Union, BW link victims. KSU hoops win streak extends
KSU's linksmen opened with a loss to Akron but then won seven straight. They beat Mount Union 12 4 343 14 and Baldwin Wallace 15 1, led by Danny Baughman and Lor eto George with top 74s. Masterson added points. BW defenders shut out. They face Western Reserve’s Red Cats next at 3 p.m. on Twin Lakes.
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Case Hands KSU First Track Loss
Case edged Kansas State 65 to 62 to hand the Golden Flash track squad its first defeat of the season. Art Kerslake set a Memorial field record in the shot put, while Kent State and Case performers tied or approached several varsity marks in a rain affected meet at Cleveland.
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Fraternity Golf Meet Set for Meadowview Course
The Fraternity golf tournament will be held Monday May 22 at 4 pm on Meadowview golf course. It features 18 hole play for four man teams with trophy points from 50 to 20 for the lowest four man team and a medal and certificate for the low man.
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Sigma Nu Cops Greek Cinder Track Crown
Sigma Nu captured the Greek cinder title by winning six of ten events and totaling 5244 points. Delta Upsilon finished second and Delta Tau Delta third as Jim Swiatek led Sigma Nu with a 47.5 second 400 yard dash and victories in multiple sprints and relays. Delta Tau Delta’s Bob Simcox won the 100 yard dash and Theta Kappa Phi claimed the pole vault at 10 feet 8 inches.
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George Keeps Weight Title at National Senior AAU Meet
George defends 165 pound weight title at the National Senior AAU meet in Philadelphia by totaling 835 pounds. He defeats Frank Spellman of York Pennsylvania by five pounds while Gerald Gratton of Montreal and Dick Giller, with George from KSU, finish third and fourth. Spellman and Gratton both lift 830 pounds but Spellman takes second on lighter body weight.
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