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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1948
Page
3
Mount Union visits for a 3 o clock game as Wes Stevens' Flashes seek a rebound after a 5 0 defeat at the hands of Mickey Mitchell and Western Reserve. Hank Burmeister likely to start on the mound for the Raiders.
The Golden Flash baseball team rallied in the ninth to beat Bowling Green 4 to 3. Hal Schoonover and Chuck Gromley delivered key two out hits driving in three runs after two were away. Six Blue and Gold errors marked a rough defensive game, while Lefty Tom Howells surrendered seven hits before Steve Savanyu finished.
Fraternity softball teams begin playoffs at 4 00 pm with the winner earning the right to face the independent university champion for the title.
Tonight at 7:30 p.m. in 317 McGuffey the first annual KSU golf clinic features Nick Lazor Charles Wipperman and Bill Bebout as speakers Trev Rees will run the program. The event runs to 10:30 p.m. and admission is free. Harry Adams and his crew depart for Granville for the Ohio Conference meet.
The Delts won the 18 hole fraternity golf meet at Twin Lakes Tuesday with a total of 360. Gammas finished second, KMK third, Kappa Sigs fourth, Betas fifth, followed by Phi Beta Phi sixth and Alpha Epsilon last. Team totals were Delts 360, Gammas 366, KMK 386, Kappa Sigs 394, Betas 418, Phi Beta Phi 437, Alpha Epsilon 481.
The Raiders won 58 to 13 over OMS in Sandy's Raiders, capturing eight firsts. KSU halfbacks Little and Lou Bragg dueled in the 100 yard dash with Little finishing in 10.1 seconds. John Ritchie led independent scorers with 14 points and John Weick added 10.
Brecksville defeats North Canton 7 to 1 to reach the semi finals and Fowler advances by forfeit over Conneaut Rowe to join the District Class B baseball semifinals.
Golfers with a 7-1 record head to the conference path with medallist play to crown individuals and the team. Western Reserve beat the Cats 14-2 as Pat Miladore led with an 82. Netters from Hiram travel to meet the Flashes with Jim Kline and Dick Brownsberger heading to Kenyon for conference events. play begins at 9:00 a.m. The Flashes aim to rise above .500 after two Mount Union wins and one KSAC win.
Golden Flash thinclads on a three game win streak travel to Hiram Saturday to face the Terriers. At home Monday, KSU defeated Western Reserve 70 to 57 led by Steve Eschuk and Tom Clark who both set marks. Eschuk ran 50.5 in the 440 to break the KSU record, Clark cleared 6 feet 2.25 inches in the high jump, and Ollie Schneider starred in the broad jump with 20 feet 4.42 inches.
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