Nine Varsity Basketball Letters Awarded at University
President George A. Bowman presented letters to nine players and the manager of the university's wartime basketball team. Coach Bill Satterlee praised next year's expected improvement and noted Riley may receive another letter despite being on Navy duty.
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George A. Bowman
Bill Satter
Bill Ludeck
Ted Phillips
Bill Schlemmer
Jim Beachy
Jack Adams
Fred Ellis
Roy Dunn
Ray Steuber
Rolly Walk
Dick Riley
Navy
Satterlee
Riley
Ohio
Baldwin Wallace
Muskingham
Wooster
Akron University
Case
Ashland
Otterbein
Heidelberg
Kenyon
Ludeck
Election Write-In Tickets for Student Government Leaders
Election story notes a write-in ticket for student government with officers and four class representatives to be seated at an April 25 assembly. Men's Union ballot lists seniors George Farres Oliver Ocasek Dave Ryan and others as representatives, with junior and sophomore nominees named. A WAA business meeting set for April 19 at 4 p m will nominate next year's officers.
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Student Government Association
George Farres
Oliver Ocasek
Dave Ryan
John Tilton
Frank Cartwright
Art Henry
Claude Miller
Fred Baker
Don Young
Cal Logan
WAA
Looney Wins Medal at Chicago Meet in 400 Yard Relay
Bernice Looney, a freshman physical education major, helped Firestone win the 400 yard freestyle relay at the Chicago national championship. The AAU awarded her another medal, giving her more than 50 in total. The next AAU swimming meet is set for August in California.
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Bernice Looney
Firestone
Chicago
Amateur Athletic Union of the United States
Miss Looney
Amature Athletic Union
California
Looney
Action on New Britain Twins of Batavia Win Deadly Encounter
The Hansen twins from Batavia New York, Paul and Leslie, faced a fierce clash on New Britain. Their amphibian tractor became stuck between trees as Paul tried to restart it. Leslie, unable to reach his rifle, fought two attacking Japanese soldiers bare handed. The trio rolled over the side. Paul then started the tractor and destroyed three enemy pill boxes, accounting for 68 dead Japanese. Leslie was killed by an enemy grenade.
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New Britain
Hansen
Batavia
N.Y
Paul
Leslie
Accidents in Sports Highlight Need for Caution
A writer reflects on common sports accidents and urges greater care. The piece notes a girl failing to clear a net after a tennis match, dives gone wrong, bats slipping, and players being carried off. It emphasizes recovery hope and safer practices for all participants.
Future KSU Tennis Players Learn The Game In Classes
Mrs. Harvey runs four tennis classes this quarter at KSU with three beginning sessions and one advanced. Classes, held on Tuesdays and Thursdays, feature a female-major majority in the beginner group and two male students in the advanced class. The advanced course adds court strategy, umpiring, stroke analysis for teaching, and tournament management.
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KSU
HPE
Gammas Lead in Intramural Tennis Action
Sigma Tau Gamma jumped to an early lead by taking two forfeits from the YMCA. All-Stars players Braham and George Husa defeated Flashes duo Ted Phillips and Mike Kalazenka 6 1 in doubles. Carl Austin of the Flashes beat Harry Guist of the All-Stars 6 3 in singles.
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Sigma Tau Gamma
YMCA
Carl Austin
The
Flashes
Harry Guist
All-Stars
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