Over 100 Grid Prospects Enroll in Second Term at Canton
The 1943 spring squad gains a strong influx of linemen and backs led by Trevor Rees. Notables include John Davis, Don Sirk, Joe Markovich, Ranny Lewis, Lee Kuhner, Chuck Sun, Warren Jevnikar, Paul Nist, George Mills, John Greenwood, John Adams, the Yoak brothers, Pat DelVecchio, Ray Hyser, Neal Nelson, and Lou Toth. Also joining are players from Bridgeport and Weirton, with two new teams formed from those enrollments.
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John Davis
Cleveland Shaw
Don Sirk
Ohio
Canton McKinley
Joe Markovich
Lakewood
Florida
Cleveland
Ranny Lewis
Cleveland Heights
Lee Kuhner
Shaker Heights
Chuck Sun
Lake Erie
Shaw
Warren Jevnikar
Euclid Shore
Paul Nist
Canton St. John
George Mills
Wadsworth
John Greenwood
John Adams
Yoak Brothers
Harry and
Harold
Uniontown
Pat DelVecchio
New Haven
Conn
Ray Hyser
McDonald
Neal Nelson
Bridgeport High School
Weirton
W. Va
Rees
Lou Toth
Golden Flashes
Athletic Director seeks football managers immediately
Trevor Rees, athletic director and head coach, announces urgent openings for football managers. Interested individuals, especially those with prior experience, should contact Rees at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevor Rees
Rees
Windham Seeks Outside Laurels in County Softball Tourney
Windham's crack softball team seeks laurels outside the university by playing in the Trumbull county softball tournament. Manager Ray Robbins has combined both Windham squads for tournament play, as members of the university's second half summer league.
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Windham
Delta Phi Sigma
Kappa Sigma Chi
Trumbull
Ray Robbins
Buck Hein Named Coach at Kent State High School
Bob Buck Hein, Kent State University star and 1943 graduate, is named coach and physical education instructor at Kent State High School. He leaves plans to play pro football with the Chicago Rockets and will coach all sports while pursuing graduate work at Kent. Hein served in the Marines and played for El Toro Marines.
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Bob “Buck” Hein
Allaround
Kent State University
Kent State High School
George A. Bowman
Chicago Rockets
Hein
Kent
Windham
Marines
Topnotch el Torro Marines
Griffin
Jefferson Barracks
Missouri
Pacific
New Guinea
Philippines
Cuyahoga Falls
Umpires of I M Softball Face Twain Challenges
Kent State students Umpire intramural softball at Rockwell field amid derisive fans. Jim Griffin, graduate student and interim deputy dean among umpires, calls games with few misses. Griffin recalls prior service at Jefferson Barracks and Pacific theater duty. Bill Ortt and Al McGoogan add experienced play backgrounds to the crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent State
Rockwell Field
Jim Griffin
Windham routs Kappa Sigma Chi as Biasella tops record
Ed Biasella pitched a no hit effort with 15 strikeouts to set a summer softball record as Windham defeated Kappa Sigma Chi 11 to 2 at Rockwell field. Bill Welty Ray Robbins and Charlie Rhoads drove in runs in a four run first inning while Nick Frey doubled and scored on an error. The Kap sigs two unearned runs came in the sixth on Harold Washburn and Bill Gluvna. Bob McManigle homered in the fifth for Windham.
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Ed Biasella
Windham
Kappa Sigma Chi
Rockwell Field
Biasella
Joe Leatherman
Bill Welty
Ray Robbins
Charlie Rhoads
Welty
Robbins
Nick Free
Rhoads
Free
Kappa Sig
Harold Washburn
Bill Gluvna
Charlie Kasik
Kappa Sigs
Hank Moreland
Betas Top Celta Pitcher in 8-1 Victory Over Delta Phi
Betas defeated Delta Phi Sigma 8-1 as pitcher Harry Reynolds, Alpha Phi Beta's new addition, held the opponents to four scattered hits and struck out five. The Betas seized the lead in the first inning on a walk by Bill McPherson and an error that allowed Wayne Laughlin to reach base and score on Stan Grendizinski's RBI single.
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Harry Reynolds
Alpha Phi Beta
Delta Phi Sigma
Reynolds
Betas
Bill McPherson
Wayne Laughlin
Stan Grendizinski
Kegs Open Summer With 13-7 Victory Over Windham 2
Kegs edged Windham 2 13-7 in the opener as Frank Carano and Tom Crawford opened with errors, George Shader walked, and John Vodenichar drove in three with a second inning homer. Pitcher John MacMillan yielded six hits while James Wilder took the loss.
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Tappa Nu Keg
Windham 2
Greg Moneta
Kegs
Frank Carano
Tom Crawford
George Shader
Carario
Crawford
Briggs
John Vodenichar
Keg
John MacMillan
James Wilder
Windham Shuts Out Delta Phi Sigma in Softball
Biasella pitched a two game 25 strikeout total and struck out ten in a 4-0 Windham win over Delta Phi Sigma. Windham rushed two runs in the first inning and held the lead, while Tom Katin took the loss after giving up nine hits.
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Ed Biasella
Windham
Delta Phi Sigma
Biasella
Tom Katin
Softball Schedule From August 1946 Matches
On August 12 1946 Igma faced Kaigma and Chi played Alpha Phi Beta against Windham 2 Windham 1. On August 15 1946 Delta Phi Sigma met Tappa Nu Key Alpha Phi Beta played Kappa Sigma Chi while Windham 1 challenged Windham 2.
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Igma Vs
Kaigma Chi Ae
Alpha Phi Beta
Windham
Tappa Nu Key
Delta Phi Sigma
Kappa Sigma Chi
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Ohio Valley
Canton
Buck Hein
KSU
I-M Softball
Bill Ortt
al McGoogan
Getz Bros. Hardware
N. Water St
Windham Victory
Bob McManigle
Celta
Akron Stadium
Fredric Merker
D. H. Green, Inc
Kent, Ohio
Windham Blanks
Evelyn Keyes
Willard Parker
Chinatown
Sidney Toler
Fred MacMurray
Anne Baxter
Web
George Brent
Lucille Ball
Vincent Price
Lynne Ball
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