Kent State trounces Hiram in track meet with record breaks
Kent State dominates Hiram 100 1/3 to 26 2/3 as Dick Mowery clocks 15.7 in the 120 high hurdles, John Ballenger soars 21 1/4, and Bill Cox clears 6 ft 3 1/8 in. The Flashes win all events except the 440, with a new 880 relay and three way ties in the 880 and pole vault.
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Don Sabath
Kent
Golden Flash
Hiram College
Dick Mowery
Flashes
Mowery
Dick Frame
KSU
John Ballenger
Leslie Netzen
Bill Cox
Cox
Flash Tom Clark
Hiram
al Kummer
Jim Bragg
Lou Bragg
Dick Broskey
Henry Clark
Joe Begala
Dick Latture
Ed Duckworth
John Farrell
George Morar
Tom Perrin
Charles Ament
Dan Kratzer
Kratzer
Ohio
Oberlin
J. Bragg
Prase
Broskey
Clark
Duckworth
Wieck
Carapetyan
Kummer
Weiss
Marchesano
Geib
Pike
Ahanon
Frame
Latture
Farrell
L. Bragg
Kerr
Hoover
Meabon Tv
Muffley
Moldovan
Broksey
Gemma
Sauer
Morar
Perrin
Ament
Nielson
Esmile
Dapore
Tom Clark
Ballenger
Inada
Freshman Track Pictures Today Behind the Gym
Freshman track pictures will be taken this afternoon behind the gym at 2 45 according to Coach Dave Blount. Members of the track squad need not change into their track clothes.
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Dave Blount
Greeks Enter Softball Finals
Phi Beta Phi faces Sigma Nu for the fraternity softball title on June 1 at 4 p.m. on field 2 to determine first and second place. Phi Kappa Tau and Alpha Phi Beta contest 7th and 8th on field 2 at 4, followed by Phi Gamma Theta versus the winner for 9th and 10th. At 6 p.m., Gamma Tau Delta meets Kappa Sigma Chi for third and fourth on field 1, Tau Kappa versus Delta Upsilon for fifth and sixth on field 2. all playoff games are seven innings.
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Phi Beta Phi
Sigma Nu
Phi Kappa Tau
Alpha Phi Beta
Phi Gamma Theta
Alpha Epsilon Pi Theta Kappa Phi
Gamma Tau Delta
Kappa Sigma Chi
Tau Kappa
Delta Upsilon
Net Tournament Set to Start Monday at University Courts
Entries for the all university tennis championship must be turned in to the intramural office by tomorrow at 4 p.m. The event begins Monday May 29 with all matches on the tennis courts behind Wills Gymnasium. The schedule will be posted outside the intramural office before 8 a.m. Monday. One set decides a match to the quarter finals in single elimination, while from the quarter finals on matches are best two of three sets.
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Wills Gymnasium
Golden Flash golf team crowns Ohio conference title
KSU’s 1950 edition of the Golden Flash golf team led by Loreto George and Dick Masterson captured the Ohio conference crown. Danny Baughman surged to a runner up finish in a 45 man field, with Jack Bell contributing strong showings after a season opener loss to Akron. Coach Howard Morrette praised the squad after an eight match winning streak.
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Dick Masterson
Loreto George
Jack Bell
Danny Baughman
Don Friedman
KSU
Golden Flash
Howard Morrette
Twin Lakes Country Club
Morrette
George
Baughman
Links
Joe Biros
Bell
Ohio
Columbus
Flashes
Chuck Warner
Dick Harris
Akron
Zippers
Scots Lead Conference Dual Meet Race
The Wooster team stands with a strong conference dual meet record, only second to another squad. The Scots have secured nine dual wins while losing one, showcasing consistent performance in the circuit.
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Wooster
All University Golf Tournament Entries Deadline Notice
Tomorrow afternoon at four is the deadline to enter the all university golf tournament. The 18 hole low score event will be played on the Meadowview course Monday May 29. Flights depart the clubhouse at 4 05 p m and five minute intervals. Vic Moore will check contestants off at the first tee for counting in play. Scores must be turned in to the clubhouse after the round.
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Meadowview
Vic Moore
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