Kent State Baseball Seeks Ohio Title With Five Games in Five Days
Kent State's Golden Flashes resume the drive for the Ohio conference crown by playing five games in five days. They travel to Akron to face the Goodyear Wingfoots, then meet the College All-Stars led by coach G. D. Starn. The team ends the trip with road games at Heidelberg, Toledo, and Findlay, as pitching assignments shift with Gulgin out and Mileski slated for Findlay.
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Betas Could Disrupt KMK I M Doubles Title Bid
Betas Arnie Berett Clyde Friar Alpha Phi Beta challenge KMK top doubles pair Bob Kitchingman Ralph Braden or Ken Shutts tonight at Wills gym. Alpha Phi Beta and KMK undefeated, Delta Phi Sigma leads award race with 114 points. Other pairings include Delta Phi Sigma vs Sigma Tau Gamma and Kappa Sigma Chi vs Phi Beta Phi. singles and doubles all levels compete.
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Bob Kitchingman
Ralph Braden
Ken Shutts
KMK
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Wills Gym
Sigma Tau Gamma
Kappa Sigma Chi
Phi Beta Phi
Baseball Scores Around the Leagues
In the American League Chicago defeated Washington 8 to 2 while Detroit beat Boston 4 to 2. St Louis topped New York 5 to 1 and Philadelphia beat Cleveland 5 to 4. In the National League Pittsburgh won 2 to 1 over New York, Cincinnati crushed Boston 7 to 3, and Chicago routed Brooklyn 14 to 1.
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Huxtable Enters Hall Of Fame In Eightteen Run Sweep
Delt ace Rapid Huxtable hurled a no hit no run seven inning gem as Alpha Phi Beta fell 18 to 0. Jokin Jimmy Jones Eddie Boyle connected for homers for the Delt attack while Jones collected two safeties. Art Funk starred for Kappa Sigma Chi in an 11 2 win over Kappa Mu Kappa. Phi Beta Phi outslugged Sigma Tau Gamma 10 5 with Bill McCandless winning and Jack Mosher losing.
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Alpha Phi Beta
Jokin
Jimmy Jones
Eddie Boyle
Jones
Milt Cross
Art Funk
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Kappa Mu Kappa
Funk
KMK
Phi Beta Phi
Sigma Tau Gamma
Bill McCandless
Cindermen Meet Mount Union Tomorrow at Alliance
Cindermen eye Ohio Conference lead as Kent State prepares for Mount Union in Alliance. The Golden Flashes, 3–1, beat Fenn 85–46 last Saturday with firsts in all field events except pole vault and 39–15 in scoring. Walt Porowski earned 10 points in shot put and discus, while Bill Boliantz Eli Beery and Anton Lejsek swept the javelin.
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Fenn College Foxes
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Walt Porowski
Kent State University
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Eli Beery
Anton Lejsek
Ten Soph Track Stars Halt Begala's Tears
Coach Joe Begala celebrates a two year hold as ten sophomores power a mostly undefeated season. The group dominates events from shot put to mile relay with stars like Bob Hein and Dick Farwell leading in field and distance races.
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Begela
Joe Begala
Begala
Bob Hein
Bob Williams
Buzz Wetzel
Dick Farwell
Ken Schutts
Dick Schwabe
Elgie Dinsmore
Bob Gallagher
Wilfred Scarem
Spencer Edges Chardon In Semi Final Thriller
Spencer defeats Chardon 5 to 4 in a semifinal, advancing to the finals to Columbus. Spencer then beats Brewster 6 to 3 to claim the finals berth.
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Women In Sports Wind Up Archery And Track Events
Women in sports conclude spring activities with archery finals today at 4 p m and a track meet tomorrow at 4 p m Archery participants meet with Dot Mc Clelland sophomore Manager on the women s field In case of rain the meet moves to Moulton hall Eight teams of three archers compete Betty Duff WAA treasurer oversees the track meet Eight teams of five or more women are eligible per WAA director Judy Marshall
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Moulton Hall
Betty Duff
WAA
Judy Marshall
Kent State Tennis Team Beats Hiram 8-1 for Third Win
Kent State University tennis team secured its third victory of the season by defeating Hiram 8-1 yesterday. The Flashes dominated singles, sweeping all six, and won two of three doubles matches in their first home victory.
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Hiram Terriers top Flash Link Squad in upset golf win
Bob Baker scored 74 to spark Hiram College to an 11% to 4% upset over KSU's Golden Flashes. Baker defeated Parke Thornton with a birdie and two eagles while Thornton totaled 79. The Flashes face Mt. Union at 4 p.m. today at home.
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