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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1941

Page

4

Diamondeers Meet Wingfoots in Akron Showdown

Harmon Traxler and Bill Ortt will start for KSU to stop the Goodyear Wingfoots at Seiberling field in Akron as coach Rabbit Starrett seeks the first win of the season. Tuesday’s 3-0 loss noted poor hitting, while Ted Tucker and Chet Bania stood out in a disappointing game.

KSU Harmon Traxler Bill Ortt Goodyear Seiberling Field Akron Rabbit Starrett Umn Flashes Akron Yankees Starrett Rabbit Mike Feduniak Butch” Mack Ted Tucker

Women’s Golfing to Start Today at Meadowview Course

Women golfers begin their spring season today at 4 p.m. at Meadowview golf course. Mrs Marie Apple assistant professor announces. Coeds meet at Moulton hall and ride to the course by taxi. Larry Wolfe Meadowview golf professional will coach sessions.

Meadowview Golf Course Marie Apple Moulton Hall Taxies Apple Larry Wolfe Meadowview

Not This Busy Eaglemanite Inspires All Around Jane Stroup

Jane Stroup, a red headed junior with three minors, balances two jobs and major leadership roles. She works in the University cafeteria and as a desk girl at Engleman hall. She presides over the Women's Athletic Association, is a Cardinal Key member, and recently joined Kappa Delta Pi. She won the intramural badminton title, led Engleman hall to second in basketball, and prepares to lead the baseball team. She served as Engleman hall vice president and was elected president, resigning to lead WAA. A candidate for Women’s League president and Independent party student council reelection, she will also manage the Stow playground for a 12 week summer program.

Engleman Hall Women’s Athletic Association Cardinal Key Kappa Delta Pi Miss Stroup Jane

Jones Secures Pro Contract with Detroit Lions

Jimmy Jones of Kent State, a Little All-American end, announced yesterday he has signed a contract with the Detroit Lions. He earned All-Ohio honors and was named to Collyer’s Eye Little All-America. also noted for recent Greek nomination for Most Popular Man.

Jimmy Jones KSU Detroit Lions Jones Collyer’s Eye Jimmy Kent Blue and Gold

Baseball Scores From The Day's Card

Results show Cleveland defeated St Louis 5 to 2 while New York and Boston played to a 4 2 score over ten innings. Detroit crushed Chicago 13 to 5 and Philadelphia beat Washington 11 to 7. NL action Cincinnati 5 Chicago 0 and St Louis 3 Pittsburgh 1. New York 5 Boston 4 Brooklyn 4 Philadelphia 0. Next games list Cleveland at Chicago and St Louis at Detroit among others.

Cleveland St. Louis New York Boston Detroit Chicago Philadelphia Washington Cincinnati Pittsburgh Brooklyn

WAA Play Day Draws 200 High School Athletes

More than 200 high school girls from nine northeastern Ohio schools attend the sixth annual WAA Play Day in Akron. Teams compete in volleyball softball stunts games relays swimming and kick baseball under WAA adviser Judy Marshall with Bettie Morris as general chair.

Women’s Athletic Association Ohio South High Sacred Heart Akron East High Ursuline Youngstown Cleveland Heights Alliance Stow Kent State Judy Marshall WAA Bettie Morris Della Harm Jane Hand Betty Chapman Miss Chapman Marilyn Mitten Hazel Kelly Miss Harms Betty Sava Jo Dagg Kay Eddy Audrey Shriber Violet Janko Mary Kester Mabel Esping Maxine Pettit Dot

Tomasheska Leaves Job to Study Air Mechanics

Jack Tomasheska, 23, former pitcher for KSU, quits his job and enlists in the U.S. Army aviation mechanics division. He is now stationed at Fort Hayes in Columbus for training and service.

Tomasheska Jack Tomasheska KSU Fort Hayes Columbus Aviation Mechanics’ Division U. S. Army

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Diamondeers Traxler Ortt Chick Ted Chet Bania Eaglemanite Dolores Cimobell Jane Stroup OCNA University Betty Morris Mildred Luli Kent National Bank FDIC E. Main St Trory DECCA Bluebird Victor OKEH W. Main St
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