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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1948
Page
3
YoCo Beats Chips 27-14 as Penguins win for the second time in five starts. KSU prepared to face Kent State University in a clash after notable results from nearby teams.
Flash freshmen under Coach George Lynn open their season against Mt. Union at Mount Union stadium in Alliance. Kickoff is 3 30 p m. The 50 man squad uses a balanced offense on both sides of the ball with Nick Dellerba at quarterback and Jack Mancos at left half.
Five veterans on the Golden Flashes golf team answered the first call with eight newcomers. Returning lettermen Loreto George and Eugene Grimm are joined by Dick Masterson Evan Lemley and Ken Smith. Sophomores William Joyce Norman Snyder and freshmen Jack Bell Dave Hergenroder and Sam Ruvolo. Acting coach Charles Wipperman, pro at Twin Lakes, will oversee fall practice with sessions set this week.
The Celts beat Alpha Phi Betas 6 0 as John Collover scored the lone touchdown. Gammas top the standings on a forfeit by Alpha Epsilons, leaving a first place tie. League I ends level with Kappa Sigma Chi and Kappa Mu Kappa after KMK loss to Kappa Sigs 9 6 with Jim Ziegler adding eight points.
Entry list for fraternity and independent teams in intramural volleyball is now open at the intramural office. Deadline to enter is 4 p.m. Friday.
Ducats for the YoCo Kent State paddle battle are on sale at the athletic ticket office. Students may buy with an activity card and 50 cents.
All university men interested in weight lifting are asked to report to 119K tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Activities for the fall and winter sessions of the club will be outlined.
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