Andreas ruled ineligible for 1941 42 season
Harold Andreas, 6 ft 4 in center, will miss the entire 1941 42 season after a credits check by Dr. John Blair and Registrar E Stopher found he has 24 hours credit from Ohio University and thus only two years of varsity eligibility remain. Coach G D Starn notes Bob Hein will replace him. Earl Stewart leads a promising bench as Starn prepares for a road swing starting at Findlay against five opponents in six nights.
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Mat Coach Has Hin In War Zone
Wrestling coach Joe Begala faced two worries about the American Japanese clash as relatives may have direct contact with fighting. His brother June Begala has lived in Shanghai for two years with the U S Marine Corps and nephew Keith VanCourt recently reported aboard the U S S Pennsylvania at Pearl Harbor.
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Future Cage Foes Display Strength
Teams slated to meet Kent State exhibited scoring punch with weekend wins. Toledo blasted Bluffton 77 to 24 in their opener. Kent State’s early-season shows included a 46 43 loss by Hiram to alumni and Youngstown’s 43 30 comeback over Glenville State as Bowling Green began its season.
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Kent Cagers Open Drive To Better League Records
The Golden Flash basketball team opens Ohio Conference play on Thursday at Findlay with a .500 or better record against six of 16 conference opponents. Kent State has historically beaten Findlay, Bowling Green, Baldwin Wallace, Hiram, and Fenn in varying totals, while Mount Union leads in series against the Flashes. Coach G D Starn aims for first win over Wittenberg this winter and a second win over Wilmington in six meetings.
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Ashland Beats Detroit Tech In Alumni Club Clash
Ashland College opened the 1941-42 season with a 37 to 32 loss to its alumni team. The alumni squad featured many past stars who have long kept Ashland in the conference spotlight.
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Neman Club Plans Meeting With Newman Club
Newman club President Tom Bates announced an important meeting for the Neman Club on Thursday December 11 at 7 30 p m in room 317 McGilvrey Hall with key members slated to attend.
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Wanted to Rent Garage Near North Willow
Classified note seeks a garage to rent on or near North Willow with contact Bob Huxtable via mailbox or 311 North Willow. Also offers reward for a lost Swiss watch from Friday night in the auditorium with sentimental value. call 3848.
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Begala Anticipates Minor Wrestling Lineup Changes
Coach Joe Begala expects few changes in the varsity wrestling lineup before the intercollegiate test against Rochester A and M. He notes many wrestlers juggle outside jobs affecting training, with Joe Incorvaia likely to challenge Duane Hague at 145 pounds as the main possible shift.
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Rifle Club Meets At Kent Range This Evening
The University Rifle club will meet at the Kent rifle range on North Water street tonight at seven o'clock. President James Griffin announced the gathering.
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