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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1949
Page
5
Coach Matt Resick will trim the university squad after an intersquad game tomorrow afternoon. Five players will be dropped to reach 24, including 14 lettermen and ten newcomers, with an almost veteran starting lineup planned for the April 20 opener against Ashland.
Head coach Trevor Rees and his staff travel to Purdue University for the annual football clinic in Lafayette Indiana. Representatives include Dave McDowell George Lynn Karl Chesnutt and Bill Barton with Ray Moran and Joe Keefe joining. A fish fry opens the event tonight and an inter squad game with Purdue varsity closes the proceedings Saturday. The Kent delegation departed after the scrimmage last night.
Ohio university Flash football drills emphasize speed with Wib Little and Lou Bragg leading a fast backfield. veterans include Bob Pease and Gene Hudson with new players Jack Mancos and Lee Oster boosting the squad. coach Trevor Rees notes focus on blocking tackling and T formation work as scrimmages continue.
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp suggested retiring in June as the program prepared to retire the numbers of seniors Ralph Beard Alex Groza Wallace Jones and Cliff Barker. He denied plans to coach professionally and said this could be his last coaching assignment.
The team of Sports Staff Writers led by Bob Morrison Dick Hartman Bill Dunbar Jay Evans Les Clark and Chuck Schmids delivers concise athletic reporting with sharp game recaps and standings updates for the community.
Five questions test memory of KSU sports from 1947 to 1948 including baseball batting leader wrestling losses to two teams and basketball rivalries. Readers score points to gain Booster club membership levels as shown on the next page.
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