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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1945
Page
4
Sigma Tau Gamma defeats All-Stars 4 to 3 at Rockwell field in a seesaw opener. Ted Phillips allowed six hits while Danze yielded eight as the teams traded leads before Gamma scoring in the sixth. Next games schedule shows Gamma vs Yankees at 4 p.m. on April 19.
Cobb starts a new Bit and Spur Club organized by freshman Jack Cobb. Members will ride Sundays 8 30 to 11 30 a m at Cuyahoga Falls Riding Academy with Dominic Amedio as instructor. The club meets Tuesday April 17 at 4 p m in Merrill Hall Room 119 for interested students.
The Women’s Athletic Association approved the Festival of Funnies as the theme for a May 5 play day for all northeast Ohio high school girls and PE teachers. Committees include activities decoration and entertainment. Archery practice begins at 4 p.m. with four sessions to qualify and top scores kept for a tournament.
Classified notice for a lost gold Schaeffer fountain pen engraved with a name. Please return to Marilyn Snell Engleman Hall with a reward offered for the return.
Cleveland scribes predict another pennant as the Indians boast a mix of experienced infielders and outfielders with rookies in the lineup. They have not faced a major league opponent yet and play most home games at Municipal Stadium. A meeting on April 24 will pick a successor to baseball commissioner Landis, with finalists undecided.
Expert Gene Sarazen says golf becomes a key morale booster for fighting men. Army and Navy medical authorities plan an overseas golf program timed for V E Day, aiding reconditioning after combat. Thousands of synthetic rubber balls shipped overseas support the effort, noted as satisfactory but below prewar standards.
University of Ohio band selection will choose four women musicians to join a fifty piece group at the Ohio Inter-Collegiate band festival hosted by Oberlin College on May 13 and 14. Roy D. Metcalf will name four players from each visiting school under a defense transportation ruling, with remaining spots filled from Oberlin.
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