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VoL 37 Official Student Publication. Bowling Green. Ohio. Friday. April 10. 1953 No. 43 Artist Series Brings Noted Senate To Be Elected At-Large Correspondent To Campus Roscoe Drummond, noted * * As Result Of Student Body Vote political and international correspondent for the Christ- ian Science Monitor, will dis- Red Cross Bloodmobile Here Committee Elects Voting Light In own "The State of the World" Sun- day evening at 8:16 in the Main Second Ballot Aud. Tuesday; Donations Wanted Lamont Greene As Thin will be the last event in Alpha Phi Omega, service fra-' The plan providing for at- the 1952-63 Artist Series, and no ternity, will again sponsor the Red Korean Vets Will Not Outstanding Greek large representation for Stu- Cross Bloodmobile in an all-campus dent Senate was finally ap- admission will be charged. Reserve Lamont R. Greene, president of seats will be held for those with blood drive. This mobile donor Get Summer Checks lnterfratcrnity Council, was a- proved by student voting season tickets. unit is to be located Tuesday from Veterans attending school under wsrded a rotating and a personal Tuesday, March 81. Following the speech a reception 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Rec Hall the Korean GI Bill during the trophy for outstanding Greek of Plan One it: the Year by Pros. Ralph W. Mc- SECTION A. Membership. will be held in Studio R of the PA of theAdministration Bldg. 1962-63 school year will not receive American Red Cross headquar- Donald at the annual Greek Week The Student Senate shall be Bldg. Newsmen of Northwestern allowance checks for summer vaca- 1FC Banquet Wednesday night in ters informed the APhiO chapter composed of 16 members, 13 of Ohio and area representatives of tion months, Veterans Administra- the Commons. The selection was which are upperclass representa- that Bowling Green established a Sigma Delta Chi, national men's tion officials said. made by an anonymous committee. tives elected-at-large; two elected record by giving 214 pints of blood from the incoming freshman class; journalism fraternity, have been Allowances will be paid for regu- The award was prefaced by a in a single day last year. speech by Ivan (Doc) Lake, man- and the vice-president, who shall invited. Members of Delta Sigma larly established recesses and reg- serve as executive legislator with ROSCOE DRUMMOND Presently, 176 students and fac- aging editor of the Sentinel-Tri- and Sigma Phi, local journalism^ ular school vacations, excluding the power to speak, to vote, and to ulty members have been scheduled bune and originator of Greek honoraries, will assist. summer vacation. Week. Mr. Lake stressed the need participate in Senate meetings. The for donations. Edward Thai, Journalism faculty members will To receive his allowance, a vet- for higher fraternity scholarship, secretary and treasurer shall be ex- APhiO chairman, announced that and outlined the history of the officio members. hold a breakfast for Mr. Drum- Committees For students without appointments eran must have the school certify University and its fraternity sys- SECTION B. Time of voting. mond Monday morning, before he may come during any free period. on his enrollment certificate that tem. Student Senate membership, with flies to Washington that noon. Sandwiches and coffee are to be he is enrolled for the full school Other participants were Dean the exception of the two freshmen Prom Released served following the donations Drummond is recognized as one year and he must have resumed his representatives, shall be elected at which last approximately 30 min- Arch B. Conklin and Lamont training after the break between an all-campus election to held held of the outstanding personalities in utes. He further stated that the Greene, who presented senior IFC By Chairman semesters. representative awards. Nick Miletl in the spring of the year. The of- his profession. primary purpose of this drive is to was toastmaster at the event at ficers shall be elected at the same Mr. Drummond is chief of the Committee members for the an- obtain much needed plasma for election. nual U-A Prom, to be held May 23, the U.S. forces in Korea. which more than 360 fraternity Christian Science Monitor's news men dined. Those elected shall take office in in the Men's Gym, have been an- In order to donate blood, the BG Students Attend bureau in Washington, having held nounced by Nancy Brown, general Stan Kcnton, his 19-plecc orches- the fall of the year and hold office donor must be over 21 or obtain tra, and lovely blonde vocalist until the end of the academic year. that position since 1940. He is chairman. written permission from a parent National AWS Meet one of the foremost correspon- The theme for the dance, Chris Connors will provide music Freshman membership will be and present their consent at time Five members of the Association and songs for the annual Greek elected In the fall after mid-term dents covering the Washington "Moonlight Cotillion" will be car- of examination. Those intending to scene, and is a keen analyst of ried out by a huge mural depicting of Women Students and the ad- Week Dance at the Men's Gym to- and the two representatives will give should not eat fatty foods in viser, Mrs. Jesse J. Currier, dean night from 9 to 1. hold office until the end of the foreign policy and political devel- a Southern garden, ivy on the the meal prior to donation. opments. walls, a false ceiling in the form of women, attended a nation wide The affair will mark the mid-way academic year. convention of the AWS at Colum- SECTION C. Procedure of vot- In 1949, Mr. Drummond was of a garden trellis and a pond. point in the Week's activities and Couples will enter the gym through bus last week end. will feature up-to-date decorations ing. appointed European directors of Election for the 13 upperclass re- information for the Marshall Plan a huge class ring. Social Security Cards Students attending the conven- which carry out the theme "Greeks Carol Fischer is decorations com- tion were: Carl A. Doren, Betty in Modern Effigy." presentatives shall be conducted by under the United States Economic the Elections Committee using the Cooperation Administration, but mittee general chairman. Sub Needed For Summer Ayers, Jackie M. Gribbons, Bar- At intermission, the orchestra procedure of Proportional Repre- has since returned to his post in committees for decorations are as Students planning to work this bara Ann Poppe, and Lois J. Ra- may present a short program re- sentation (PR). To qualify aa a the nation's capital. follows: Mural: Mary Boyd, chair- summer in commerce or industry, domsky. sembling Kenton's "Innovocations man; Nancy Campbell, Mary Lou According to Miss Gribbons, in Modern Music." Campus radio candidate, the nominee must obtain Mr. Drummond joined the staff or as regular domestic employees, a petition signed by at least two Rcser, and Hugh Schick; Pond: president of AWS, more than 260 station WBGU will carry a half of the Christian Science Monitor will need social security cards, ac- per cent of the total electorate. The in 1924, after graduating from Sally Schmidt, chairman, and Lea cording to Wayne W. Putnam, students were at the convention, hour broadcast of the dance music. The affair, which will be semi- outgoing seniors not being per- Syracuse University, vahere he Prulter; Backdrops: Donna Ross- manager of the Toledo social secur- which was held at the Student bach, chairman and Janice No- Union of Ohio State University. formal, does not call for corsages, mitted to sign petitions or to vote. majored in journalism. He was ity office. To simplify the process of elec- editor of the school paper in his wack; Ring: Kay Carter, chair- The convention program consisted but will require a ticket for each There is no charge for a card Greek couple and other interested tion each candidate will be classi- senior year. man, Pat Shauf, and Pat Scott; of workshop discussion groups, and Ivy: Sam Martin, chairman, and no minimum age requirement. persons. fied according to his social status Starting as a reporter on the Application blanks are available at speeches by prominent persons, and Dick Mahoney. and general business meetings. Honor guests at the dance will on campus. The Elections Commit- Monitor, his successive titles were any post office, employment office, tee shall formulate a ballot with Herman Picks Queen The convention ended with a ban- be Pres. and Mrs. Ralph W. assistant city editor, assistant to or social security office, Mr. Put- the following requirements: Co-chairmen of the Miss B-G quet on Sunday. McDonald, Prof, and Mrs. Jesse J. the executive editor, chief editori- nam said. 1. Alphabetical listing of all committee are Hal McGrady and Currier, and Dean and Mrs. Arch al writer, European editorial mana- candidates. Nancy Schumaker. Pictures of B. Conklin. Dr. and Mrs. Donald ger, general news editor, and from W. Bowman and Dr. and Mrs. 2. Social status designation af- 1934-40 held the post of executive participants were submitted from Honors' Tea Given all women's housing units and the New President Named Grover C. Platt will act as chaper- fixed to each candidates name. editro. In 1928, Mr. Drummond Freshmen shall vote for one final choice of Miss B-G and her ones. received an award for the best For Education Students candidate, and the two candidates two attendants will be made by At Miami University editorial published in an American receiving the greatest number of Woody Herman. Kappa Delta Pi, national honor- newspaper on the significance of John D. Millett, professor of GOT AMY KEW1? votes shall be elected. the International Press Exhibit The ticket committee is headed public administration at Columbia ary society in education, will hold Do yen have any (teas foe the by Bill Bitner, who announces that its annual Honors' Tea Sunday, Voting was very light according at Cologne. University, has been chosen to be B-G Newst If you have aay to Katharine O'Connor, chairman tickets will be sold in all Greek April 12, from 2 until 6 p.m. in He also received the George president of Miami University, by DIWI. pinning*, angaqamanli, mm- of the Senate Elections Commitec. houses and in the Nest and Ad. Studio B of the Practical Arts Arenta Award for excellence in its Board of Trustees. riaaoo. dub notes, spoils shorts. The total of votes for plan one was Bldg. from 1-4 p.m. April 13 to Bldg. journalism in 1946, which is grant- Prof. Millett will begin his du- UnN At Deadline malarial, or 168 as compared to 129 for plan 18. TickeU will sell for $3 this ed to alumni of Syracuse who, "at- ties in September. He will All the All students in the College of other Horns, ploaia place thorn In two. Total vote was 287. year. tain distinction in their chosen office left vacant by the death of Education who have attained a 3.0 th* small brown boa Inside ths In a former election held March Band Comnutteo field." Dr. Ernest H. Hahne. or better have been invited. Mows office. In DM roar of 1IIA. 26 none of three plans received a Band committee members. Earl majority vote. Eliminated in this Nissen, chairman, and Sam Martin, vote was the present system of re- have their work completed with presentation. Three Members Of the signing of a contract by Woody Herman and his band. Student Dies In Apartment Fire Publicity will be handled by Jack Kappa Alpha Mu Schierloh, chairman, Tom Treon, Fire in a University apartment Thirteen Fraternities and Maxine Brown. Florence Her- resulted in the death of Roy Sims, Enter Sunday Sing Attend Convention man is in charge of chaperones for sophomore music major from San- the dance, and Christine Redrup dusky, early last Friday morning. Inter-fraternity Sing will be Three members of Kappa Alpha and Bill Bradley will issue invita- Dr. H. W. Mannhardt, Wood Coun- held Sunday, April 12, at 2:80 Mu, national honorary fraternity tions. Posters will be done by Kay ty coroner, returned a verdict of p.m. in the Main And., according in photo journalism, attended the Metz and Marjorie Patterson. accidental death by suffocation. to Bob Guide, chairman of the event. national convention of the organ- Sim's wife, Shirley, escaped ization over the Easter vacation. Thirteen fraternities have en- from the fire with only slight tered the competition for first, sec- Representing the Bowling. Green Science Award Won burns. She did not know he was Chapter were Robert Bone, Stan- ond, and third prize trophies. By James W. Faber in the apartment, University Police Each fraternity will be represent- ley Richmond, and James Miller, Chief Rohrs said. James W. Faber, a senior in the ed by eight to twelve men singing who traveled to Columbia, Mo., The apartment was completely where the Universty of Missouri geology department, has received two songs. an honorable mention award on destroyed, according to Chief The three judges for the event and Stephens College for women Rohrs. The Bowling Green fire were hosts to the convention which the roster of the National Science are Dr. Roy V. Hilty, Bowling department managed to restrict Green High School choral director; lasted from April 2 to 4. Foundation as a result of his showing in competitive tests tak- the fire to the one apartment, how- W. Oscar Jones, Findlay High en in January. ever. School choral director; and Joseph Faber, according to John R. A cigarette was the apparent E. Hinunel, assistant professor of Two Faculty Men Coash, assistant professor of ge- cause of the fire which started in Fholo by Jorrr Haver music on this campus. ology, has also been awarded a the living room of the apartment. Fir* early last Friday morning destroyed the University Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Phi Kappa Attend Geology Meet graduate assistantship for next Chief Rohrs said. The fire was at of Ray 81ms and his wife. Sims' was killed In Tan, and Theta XI have not en- Dr. Samuel I M. May field and year at Washington University in discovered about 4:30 p. m. i bias*). The wire fence was put up by police to prevent tered the competition. Prof. John R. Coash of the geology St. Louis. Sims had been to Toledo with falling debris from hurling on-lookera. department are attending an East- several members of a band with Science Day Finals Central Section Meeting of the SPEECH DEPAHTMEHT TEST! which he played, to cheek on re- from West Hall, saw the fire. Hor- band. sults of an audition. He apparen- Association of Geology Teachers in Delphos will be the scene of ton and the policeman called the The apartment to the west of To Be Held Saturday Cincinnati today. tly returned about 3:30 Friday Bowling Green fire department Sims' was damaged by smoke and High school music and science speech and hearing tests of ap- morning. Professor Coash will present a proximately 600 school children at the same time. Unable to get water, but the Horton apartment students will be in Bowling Green paper dealing with reaching pro- today. After discovering the fire, Mrs. through, Horton called the local was undamaged. Chief Rohrs said tomorrow to participate in the state spective students in the communi- The University speech and hear- Sims ran to the next-door apart- police. the work of the local fire depart- finals for the Northwest Ohio Sci- ty. The reading is based on r«cent ing department is conducting a ment of Loyal E. Horton, dietician Mrs. Sims was burned slightly in ment and the fire wall between the ence Day. Projects have been projects at Bowling Green State clinic to discover speech and/or at Williams Hall. At the same time returning to the apartment to get apartments in the unit kept the entered by 309 students from 86 University. hearing abnormalities in students. University policeman, coming instruments belonging to her hus- fire from spreading. Ohio schools. Student To Present Professor Receives In Our Opinion ( Benefit Concert Jlin&L (U ^headline Philosophy Degree Not So Pood Melvin Hyman, speech profes- For Needy Church Since thin is National Filler Week and these two fillers College students may think they have a near-monopoly sor, recently received his doctor were left over from the April Fool's edition of the B-G of philosophy degree from Ohio on creating new words and expressive phrases, but the Noose, we thought this was the appropriate time to publish State University. The subject of New York Times recently created one which we think has the following: • his dissertation was "Speech After Laryngectomy." tremendous possibilities as a new expression. A paper entitled, "Interesting The Times story referred to a certain public official Triangles I have Bisected" was OFFICIAL Dr. Hyman was graduated from whom the State Department considered, at least so the read by Dr. I. B. Isosceles, math Brooklyn College in 1949 with a department instructor, at a recent Announcements bachelor of arts degree. story said, a "pood" security risk. meeting of the Circle and Square The Hartford (Conn.) Courant commented editorially Society last week. The get-together Any (acuity member who d.iir.i was held in the Harvard Club at lo help with officiating at tho homo on the new adjective: "Obviously there was a mental track meets and has not boon con conflict in the production of this word, wavering as it North Baltimore. l^- ■acted as yet should oat In touch does midway between good and poor. A pood risk, indeed! Two writers for the TV show, wtlh Prol. Harold Andorson as How many things are there in life that dangle halfway "Shadows of Mystery," were on soon as possible. campus last week to gather ma- • • • between good and poor? terial. They said that several Do you have any Items ■ultabl. " 'How was the show last night? Oh, not too good, thick plots were uncovered in the tor tho B-G News? II you bar. not too bad. Just about pood, I'd say.' In fact nearly corridors between the Elementary any news, pinnlnqa. marriages, everything, including people, falls into the pood category. Bldg. and the Ad. Bldg., especially club notes. Linos At Deadline ma- between sundown and 11 p.m. terial, sports shorts, or other it.mi. please place them In the small MoBt singing is pood . . . Most people have a pood time at Fran Miller, a member of the tat- When the idea of grabbing brown box Inside tho News office, parties, and enjoy pood health." University A Cappella Choir, and la the roar of USA. There are unlimited uses for this word which ex- treasurer of the sophomore class, something replaces the idea of presses so well the average, the so-so, the not-so-good, not- will present a concert at 2:16 p.m. creating something, people are in Sunday, April 19, in the newly- serious trouble. so-bad. If nothing more, this inadvertent creation of built Massillon First Baptist If Fraternity Cage a Times linotype operator could certainly brighten up the Church, Lincoln Way East. Two girls were discussing their speech of some whose vocabulary is rather pood. Construction costs for the families: "Why does your Grand- church were so high that available ma read the Bible so much?" asked Title Won By SAE funds were depleted, and it seemed one. Replied the other, "I think improbable that the 26 badly-need- she's cramming for her finals." Sigma Alpha Epsilon won the "Come Back Little ed choir robes could be purchased W fraternity basketball championship Eastern Tour Slated this year. Notice to psych dept.: A psy- last week by defeating Sigma Chi Sheba "Has Qualities When Fran heard of the situa- chology prof at Bristol, England, 39-21 in a hard-fought contest and puts his students at ease by serv- tion from her mother, who is choir will meet the Wildmen, winners of For Men's Glee Club Of Outstanding film director there, she decided to give ing free cocktails before each lec- a benefit concert for the recently- ture. The professor, who serves the independent league for the all- Men's Glee Club will begin • six By BUDDE BIORE day tour of the East, Sunday, ac- completed church. Tho entire of- as bartender, Bays he's testing his campus championship this week. Once every few years a truly fering collected after the per- students on the effect of small Sigma Alpha Epsilon got off to cording to Dr. James P. Kennedy, doseB of alcohol. director. The thirty members of great picture if made that give* formance will go to the church as a fast start and by half-time had Americans a right to be proud of HI the choir will travel in six private Fran's donation for the choir built up a comfortable 22-8 lead, automobiles. their motion picture industry. robes. Don't say the thing's impossible. "Come Back Little Sheba" is such The chances are you'll rue it, which they had no trouble protect- The first concert will be given In She will be accompanied by a picture. It possesses all the quali- Edyth Bolton, pianist, and Arthur Because some fool who doesn't ing as they continued to pour it Shaker Heights, April 12. Other ties of an outstanding film story, know, concerts arc scheduled at Samp- Cotruvo, violinist and concertmas- on in the second half. humor, love, tragedy, and the ever ter of the University Orchestra. Will come along and do itl son Air Force Base, Geneva, N. Y., pressing fight for survival. William Van Wyck and James April 13; GrilTiss Air Force Base, Besides accompanying Fran, Miss Seldom has a stage play been Bolton and Cotruvo will also per- Burkett sparked the Sigma Alpha Rome, N. Y., April 14; Westover News Members To F.pailon attack as they scored 11 Air Force Base, Chicopee Falls, brought to the screen with the com- form solos. Mass., April 16; Governor's Island, pelling force of the original pre- Lead Discussions At and 10 points respectively. Verl sentation retained to so strong a Pitser was high point man for Sig. \mmomkT N. Y„ April 16; New York City, degree as is evidenced in this April 17; and Middlctown, Pa., triumph of the film-maker's art. University Students OCNA Convention ma Chi with eight. April 18. A visit to New York After many sad attempts in the Six members of the B-G News City is also planned following their last few years which included such Offered Jobs By staff will lead discussion groups New York concerts. failurea as "Death of a Salesman" at the Ohio College Newspapers Soloists for the tour are Verlin and "Streetcar Named Desire", Cleveland Firm Association Convention at Ohio Eash, Dallas Brim, and Eugene filmland has finally succeded with State University April 17 and 18. Davis. Accompanists are James Announcements of a summer BAKER'S MOTEL the nearly flawless adaptation of employment opportunity were re- Carol Sutliff, managing editor, JeiTrics and Edward Stearni. "Coma Back Little Sheba." will take part in the discussion, Eash will be the student conductor. ceived by many Bowling Green stu- Briefly the story deals with the dents this week from the Halle "News Writing and Coverage." i Mile South on U.S 25 The program for the choir is shattered dreams and frustrations Bros. Company, Cleveland depart- and Charles Hornaday, Friday is- composed of spirituals, novelty of a middle aged couple. The hus- ment store. sue editor, will participate in numbers, and modern songs. band takes to the bottle to seek "Special Editions and Special Sec- BEAUTYREST BEDS A copy of the announcement, tions." Upon returning, the group plana refuge while the wife lives on posted in tho lower hall of the Ad u home concert sometime in May. nostalgic memories of youth. The Mlll.r Discuss*! Photography STEAM HEAT couple sees their lost youth in Bldg. and in the Home Economics A group discussion of "Pho- Accompanist for the tour will be department, describes the program tography and Picture Pages" will Edward Stearns. their young lodger and the hus- TV IN ROOMS band fears that her (Miss Moore's) showing the educational benefits bo led by Harold Miller, photog- The touring club members are: to students. The store plans to raphy editor. Darl Ault, Ralph Bradrick, Dallaa life may be ruined as his own has provide varied work experience in |Phone 36114 Brim, Charles Collier, John Conroy, been. The girl's romance with a Business manager Dan Baker young college athlete only accents selling and non-selling divisions of will participate in discussions on Wendell Davia, Verlin Eash, the store, individual counseling, MEMBER OF QUALITY COURTS Charles Graves, Gcno Hessey, the lack of romance in the lives of National Advertising Problems" the husband and wife. The situ- interviews with executives, and a and "Business Staff Organisa- Edward Houaholder, James Kon- ation explodes in a climax of raw detailed rating of students' work. tions." A discussion of "Local rcn, Richard Kunishige, Robert emotion which brings the story to Professors Lewis F. Manhart Advertising Problems" will be led Lamport, Geruld Murray, Con and John R. Davidson have appli- Nowakowske, Vic Peterson, Ray an unforgettable climax. by Bud Blore, advertising man- Shirley Booth, who has won cation blanks in their office, 314 ager. Preston, Richard Short, Edward Ad Bldg., for any student complet- Stearns, John Schwars, Emerson about every award the legitimate Other Members Participate theater has to offer, walked off ing two years' college work by Members of other OCNA staffs Thomas, Goorgo Walton, Richard June with at least a 2.26 average. Wells, Robert Whitcomb, Richard with this year's Oscar for the best will also participate in leading Willson, and William Wright. preformance given by a screen aet- Store officials will make the se- these group discussions, and sto- Sensational New Advance reess, which places her at the top lection of five finalists at inter- ries from the News will be com- in the world of "actors equity." views to be conducted April 30 on peting for awards with stories State YMCA's Meet No on* will dispute her right to campus. token from other Ohio College in Golf Clubs be there after viewing "Come Back Newspapers. These awards will For Leadership Parley Little Sheba." Miss Booth has LOST—Brown alligator Bomon lighter. be based on the best sports stories, Initial! C.A.H. If found p1«a». contact come a long way since her role as CkarlH Hodgoi. 141 Falcon Hall. Phon. news stories, editorials, and car- Stale YMCA and YWCA groupa Miss Duffey on radio's "Duffy's •Oil. toons. arc combining to sponsor a leader- Tavern" for many years. ship conference at Tar Hollow near Chlllicothe, Friday, April 24, Burt Lancaster, cast ac Miss Booth's husband, has a chance for to Sunday, April 26. the first time, to prove his real CLAZEL SUN.&MON. All students are eligible to at- acting ability. Terry Moore aa the tend. For more information, call care-free college coed (nominated BURT SHIRLEY Nancy Vance, 7821; Ron Clark, for the Academy Award for the 4091; 11 oil is Hay ward, or Joan best supporting actress) is wonder- Smith, at the United Christian ful aa is Richard Jaeckel. The LANCASTER-BOOTH Fellowship house, 4732. couple at times burn up the screen with their lovemsking. The picture, produced by Para- mount, will play at the Claxel The Theater Sunday and Monday. Sensational 3(ntiuni) Green State Unluewitjj Stage Play
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The coming baseball season looks like one that will at last make history for Brooklyn's talent-laden Dodgers, as Tomorrow In Season's Opener the National League champs seek their second straight flag The 1968 Bowling Green baseball season will get under- —they've never won two in a row in the past. way tomorrow afternoon on the local diamond when the Pushing the Bums all the Falcon Cindermen Engage Falcon nine opens a 17 game schedule against Wayne Uni- way, however, could well be Thomson still hits that long ball for the Giants. versity. three other comers in the cir- Philadelphia Philli... Under W. Michigan In Opener Competing in the Mid- April 17—At Miami (0) April 18—At Miami (O) cuit, Brooklyn's annual prob- stout Steve O'Neill the Phillies will Powerful Western Michigan willf American Conference for the lem the New York Giants, and the be in there all the way, mainly be- April 21—At Michigan Normal furnish the opposition for the Fal- first time, the BG crew will ever-improving St. Louis Cards and cause of their great lefty-righty April 24—OHIO UNIVERSITY Philadelphia Phillies. The top four combination of Robin Roberta and con cindermen as they start their Golf Practice Starts; play 11 conference tilts, meet- April 26—OHIO UNIVERSITY positions in the league will be Curt Simmons. Roberta, probably 1963 season at home April 18 in ing Miami, Toledo, and Western April 28—HILLSDALE close with any of these teams a the best pitcher in either league, their first Mid-American Confer- Michigan on the road, and Ohio May 1—At Toledo ence meet. possible winner. had a 28-7 record last year. Sim- 3 Lettermen Return U., Western Reserve, and Kent May 2—At Toledo Someone has to win, though. The mons is out to establish himself as Western Michigan defeated the State on the home field. May 6—MICHIGAN NORMAL the league's best lefthander. Jim Orange and Brown 100 M to 35% Now that the icy winds of win- May 8—At Western Michigan Dodgers are my choice. Complete ter have all but disappeared, many All conference games, except the predictions are as follows: Konstanty is trying for a come- last year, but Coach Dave Mat- Kent State fracas, will be two game May 9—At Western Michigan local minds are turning to the 1. Brooklyn Dodgers back in the bullpen. thews is hoping for better results week-end affairs with the first May 15—WESTERN RE- pleasant hours to be spent on the SERVE 2. New York Giants Karl Drews and Russ Meyer this year. game Friday afternoon and the golf courses during the coming May 16—WESTERN RE- 3. Philadelphia Phillies round out the starting four with The Falcons take to the road for summer months. windup Saturday. 4. St. Louis Cardinals their next meet which will be with SERVE Bob Miller, given another chance Western Michigan Champa May 18—At Hillsdale ft. Cincinnati Reds after showing improvement at Bal- Ohio University April 26. The Here at Bowling Green, Don Cunningham has started to whip Western Michigan, who BG will May 23—At Wayne 6. Chicago Cubs timore, ready to step in. Bobcats fell last year 72% to 54M. meet on the road, is conference 7. Milwaukee Braves Western Reserve will be the vis- his varsity club swingers into May 29—KENT STATE First baseman Eddie Waitkus, shape for many a tough fracaa to champion with four straight crowns 8. Pittsburgh Pirates itors April 29 as the Falcons meet to its credit. shortstop Granny Hammer, and come. Workouts have thus far Reasons? Here arc a few. hot-corner man Willie Jones are the Cleveland school for the first Coach Warren Steller, starting Brooklya D*4garsi Brooklyn's time. been held only behind the Men ptcp&A aftyfi fixtures in the infield. Richie Ash- Gym; however, Cunningham hopes his twenty-ninth year on the Fal- pitching staff might not be the burn is a great centerfielder and Meat Kant And Cincinnati con coaching staff, will have a best in the league, but Manager to open organised drills at the City Del Ennis is still to be feared in Rounding out the MAC schedule Country Club starting Monday. veteran squad to send into tomor- Charlie Dressen still has a few right. will be Kent State and Cincinnati. row's contest against Wayne. tricki left. Aging Preacher Roe, Lansnnaa Return St. Loait Catdia.lt. Eddie The Golden Flashes will entertain Standouts, returning from last Carl Erskine, Billy Loes, and Stanky still has the great Stan the Falcons May 2, and the Bear Standouts from last year's team ycur's squud include infielders Rookie of the Year in '62, Joe Musial and Enos Slaughter and cats will be here May 16. Rowling will include Dave Slough, a junior, Gene Rungcr (.297), Jerry Omori Black are back, as well as erratic Red Schoendienst, but the big man Green defeated both Kent and and Jim Dysingcr, a sophomore. (.426), Phil Sekcrchak (.348), and Ralph Branca and a good-looking for the Cards this season could well UC last year. Both men are from Findlay and Glenn Matter (.386). rookie prospect Kd Roebuck up lettermen from last year. Dick be Steve Bilko, who's been pound- The Bowling Green relays will Returning outfielders arc Ronald from Montreal. Rodney, a sophomore, is also a re- ing the ball like mad in spring be the highlight of the campaign Pcnkoff and Donald Drumm. Al Jim (Horace) Gilliam. Most turning letter winner. training. He's failed to prove him- this year. This will be the second lkeda, a catcher, who hit very well Valuable Player in the Interna- year for this annual event. It Bob Combs, a member of last last year, rounds out the returning tional League last season, has just self of major-league caliber in several previous tries, but this will be held May 9. The relays year's squad, has been ruled ineli- lettermen. about ousted Jackie Robinson from could bo his year. If it is, the had to be dropped from the ath- gible since he Is in his ninth semes- Besides playing the 11 MAC his second base position. Jackie 434 East Wooster Cardinals could go all the way. letic program last year because of ter of school. tilts, the Falcons will meet Wayne, will perform at either first or 1 Block West of University Gerry Staley and Wilmer (Vine- the conflict between it and the New Talent Too Michigan Normal, and Hillsdale third. President's inauguration. College twice in homc-and-home Then there's the formidable gar Bend) Mizell are the top pitch- A Bowling Green boy, Virgil MAC Keel At W. Mich. scries. line-up of Pec Wee Reese at short, ers on the squad, but 160-pound English, should furnish tough com- Stu Miller bears watching. The Schedule Gil Hodges, first base, Roy Camp- Western Michigan will be the petition for anyone trying for the April II—WAYNE enella behind the plate, and Duke Ciaciaaati Rails. Batting power site of the MAC meet this year, team since he is quite familiar O •••a. rain laiia aan. •„■■ alia. in. Snider and Carl Furillo as outfield will be Cincinnati's strong point which will be held on May 22 and with the local courses. Open noon to 11 p.m. fixtures—all hit, field, and throw this season, with outfielders Will- 23. The All-Ohio meet will be held Sophomore Paul Fisher played with the best. ard Marshall, ex-Pirate Gus Bell, at Delaware June 6. I.ast year in one match last year and will Sig Ep Bowlersi New York Ciaats. Monte Irvin and rookie Jim Grcengrass, along the Orange and Brown placed fifth also be trying out for the squad. will hold the key to the Giant's with ever-dangerous Ted Kluszew- in the event The first match of the season pennant chances. The 32-year-old ski at first base, supplying more Detroit will be the only non- will be held at Delaware, April 24, Keep Frat Lead outfielder had established himself than the Reds have seen in several conference opponent this year. with Ohio Wesleyan. Sigma Phi Epsilon'a bowling seasons. as one of the loop's great players Last year Coach Matthews' cin- The schedule is as follows: team moved out in front of the Ken Raffensberger, Harry Per- before breaking an ankle last year dermen defeated the Titiana 71% Friday. April 14—at Ohio Wesleyon second place Sigma Alpha Epsilon in spring training. If he reaches kowski and Herm Wehmeier form to 69%. This year the meet will five by two full games Friday, Saturday. April 24—at Ohio UalversItT his 1951 peak, New York could the nucleus of Manager Rogers be held here April 19. March 27, when they drew a bye take everything. Hornshy's pitching staff. Rubba Bowling Green will enter this Monday. April 17—al Toledo — Invor- (forfeit) giving them three points, The pitching staff keeps growing Church is ready to step into a year, for the first time, the Ohio BOSS Country Club while the SAE team won only two starting role as is Ed Erautt, up older, but somehow also keeps win- AAU meet at Dayton. This is an Friday. May 1—at Kent State games and dropped one to the Randall's for another try in the majors. annual affair which was won by fourth running Sigma Nn team. ning. Sal Maglic is M and Larry Saturday. May 2—at Michigan Normal Jansen is 32, but Jim Hearn is Chicago Cubs. Along with the Miami last year. Third place Phi Kappa Tau de- proving to be the best of the' lot Kols, this club bears watching this Tomorrow the track squad will Tuesday. May 5 MICHIGAN NORMAL feated seventh place Sigma Chi Bakery and should be a real winner this year, although both seem a couple have an inter-squad meet at 1:30 Wednesday. May (—at Western Mlchi two out of three, placing them- year. Knuckleballcr Hoyt Wilhelm of seasons away from the first p.m. on the Bowling Green track selves four and one half games "The bakery that will be the number one man in re- division. The Cubs are still build- Friday, May I—WAYNE from the Sig Eps. ing and have brought up a whole lief. 1953 Track Schedule Tuesday. May 11—TOLEDO High scoring honors for the bakes to sell again" Daryl Spencer up from Minnea- flock of newcomers from minor Friday. May It—at Wayne night went to James Burkett of league teams up for a try. ll—WMlem Mlcklfaa hara SAE. He rolled a neat 633 to help 186 South Main polis, will get a shot at Alvin U—al Ohlu Oairefsur Saturday. May IS—WESTERN MICHI Phone 6471 Dark's shortstop position, with However the starting line-up on It—Waarara Imi'l hara OAN his team when they downed the opening day will be made up of Mar Sigma Nu team two out of three. Alvin moving to third. Bobby i—al Kant Slate Monday. May IS—Ohio Intnrcollaalaia pretty much just about the same a—so Balers at Columbus High team series for the evening bunch that finished last year. la—ClaclnaaB (A.M.) hara went to the Phi Kappa Tau team It—Dalrolt hara Friday. May 12—Mid-American Confsr Returning Players Chicago has a couple of fine JJ—Mid Araartraa Coafaraaea at Kala- once at Kalamcaoo who, led by David Valentine's 608 rhuckers in Bob Rush and Warren Saturday. May 13—Mid-American Con series, rolled a total score of 30—Ohio AAU al Dortaa 2,385. Boost Tennis Squad Hacker. Hank Sauer is the best has) foresee at Kalamaaoo The boys with the rackets—the power-hitter in the circuit; his out- •—All Ohio Maal at Dalawara Team scores are as follows: field mate, Frank Baumholtz, is a 717-715721 2.1 tennis team, have started intensive ar 100-711-741 2,2*1 urkatt SSI Hasallejs practice for the coming season. Kood spot man with the stick, but SAEs Top Wildmen For Cage Crown ■ MOW MX, CJtSaftV 8 ioe.74ee7i-2.2ai The squad which will be built seldom hits the long ball. Ransom 711 141 112 2.243 Sigma Alpha Epsilon won the* ain ,t ha|f time at 17-17. Sig Krai *" around returning lettermen Rich- Jarkson should nail down the third ltaqan 4M ard Schultz, Manny Koginos. and base position with his improved all-campus basketball champion- ma Alpha Epsilon picked up one Siqmt Chi I1O-SO2-7I3-2.205 point in the third quarter and led Flu 1 141 Sit 72J 2.315 You Can Get These Jerry Sullivan, should prove to be hitting. ship Monday, March 30, by edging ... MM 24-23, but the Wildmen made up PIIA . 141-723 104 2,173 first class competition to all op- Milwaakoo Braves. The change out the Wildmen 40-37 in a hard the difference to tie up the game ATO 72S-S7S.7S1-2.1SS ponents. The team lacks experience of a home park for this ex-Boston fought contest which went into Ueyd SOS Famous Names in again in the fourth period 32-32. 111-704-130-2,222 but if any of the new candidates club probably won't help its stand- an overtime. The score was dead- Finally in the overtime period St"... 000-000-000-0.000 come through they should be tough. ing in the league. Warren Spahn, locked at 32 all at the end of the rhlaaer 521 Men's Wear Sigma Alpha Epsilon out-scored Coach Ken Walker has expressed Vern Bickfnrd, and Sam Jethroe, regulation time. Team standings: the Wildmen 8-6 to win the game. w L his praise for newcomer, to the about the only frontline ball play- The game, which was very well James Burkctt scored 17 points 50 It tennis courts that is, Al Rianchi ers on the team, are likely to be 41 It played by both teams, was hard to lead Sigma Alpha Epsilon in ft* who has proven himself a good trained before, or soon after, the Phi Tau J0V4 "Clipper Craft" fought with neither club able to victory, followed by teammate Bill 19 prospect and a quick learning stu- season opens. 17 build up a substantial lead at any Van Wyck with 11. Larry Miles Br * 30V* dent of the game. Ed Mathews proved he could Phi Pal ISM time. The score was tied at 7-7 and Russell McConnville each net- Slama Chi IS M The schedule: really pound the horsehlde last 24 41 'Madison Square' Sat, April 18—Bethany summer, but his 26 homers are only ted 11 points for the Wildmen. l%r "!".. Wed., April 22—Lawrence Tech one side of the story. His batting Classified Fri., April 24—Michigan Normal average was just .238 and he led Taachara ara needed tor California and alt ether Weehra atoles- Va Sat., April 26—Denlson the league in strike outs. If he candas ara In beautiful towns and WE WILL HAVE "Brentwood" Thurs., April 30—at Wayne can improve on these points, he dues. Needed are arade achool tecranen, la Enajnah, aapalin. math, SUMMER WORK FOR COLLEGE Tues., May 5—at Toledo could become one of the league's auaic. eeamraaroa. atria physical edu- Fri., May 8- at Kent State best young sluggers. Salaries ranee from IJ500 to S7SM. MEN IN OUR Sat, May 9—at Western Re- Pittsburgh Pirates. Home ran Contact. Taachara Spadallaa luraou, Fruit-of-the-Loom serve king Ralph Kiner is about the Soulder, Colorado. Tues., May 12— Ohio Northern only hope for fame, and at the gate, PRODUCTION DEPARTMENTS Thurs., May 14—Detroit the Pirates have left. 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