Scots Win Opener as Wooster Takes 6-3 Tennis Match
Kent opened the spring tennis schedule with a 6-3 loss to Wooster on foreign courts. Harold Andreas moved to number one and defeated John Mack in three sets, while Bill Ingham and the others challenged Wooster’s lineup as Bud Treat and Dice Alexander started lower ranks.
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Scots overpower Wooster in afternoon tennis clash
The Scots beat Wooster 4 1 in singles as Greene and Lowry failed to win in key matches. Andrews and Ingham also fell to White and Mack, while Alexander and Treat struggled in the top doubles, leaving the Flashes with a tough afternoon.
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Kent State Track Opens Season at Findlay Meet
Kent State opens the year with a dual meet against the Findlay Oilers in Findlay. Captain Swede Netzen, a Batavia native, headlines the squad as he competes in hurdles and multiple field events after a strong last season. Coach Begala aims to battle limited facilities and boost form for the opener, with Jack White adding strength in jumping and pole vaulting.
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Pugilistic Notables End Careers Two Boxing Figures Die
Within seven days two famed American prize fighters end careers. Kid McCoy committed suicide in Detroit on April 18. Six days later Joe Jacobs, promoter and salesman of ring flesh, died of a heart attack in a New York physician's office.
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