Akron Kent Rivalry to Endure plan for success outlined
Kent State officials affirmed at a football banquet that the Akron rivalry will continue. Akron alumni leader Clint Miller presented a bronze plate of this year’s results. George Bowman, Parkington offered four principles for Kent’s 1947 squad focusing on positive thinking and humility.
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George Bowman
Kent State University
Akron
Hare
Clint Miller
Akron University Alumni Association
Akron- Kent
Akron University
Miller
George Parkington
First Presbyterian Church of
Canton
Kent
Parkington
Kent State weekly ramblings on sports and conference changes
The piece notes student pay to view basketball and potential funding for tennis courts. It praises wrestling interest at Kent State and discusses Ohio conference changes, including freshman schedules and new sports like wrestling fencing and soccer. It questions captaincy and looks at implications for Kent’s conference status.
Kovalick Receives Trophy at Kent State Dinner
Kovalick is awarded the Courter Tribusieis Trophy as the first Kent State honor. The annual football dinner will see the captain award the trophy to his successor each year.
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Kovalick
Courter
George Kovalick
Lansing
Ohio
Kent State
Flashes star from Akron Ellet shines in transition play
Meet The Flashes, a former All-Ohio selection from Akron Ellet, who moves the ball up the floor crisply. Last year he lacked prewar shooting form, but this season appears to have regained that lost touch.
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Short
Ohio
Akron Ellet
Mesek to Tackle as Line Changes Suggested
All-Ohio Frank Mesek may line up at tackle next fall with several other linemen undergoing changes. The end posts are slated for special attention as part of the anticipated lineup adjustments.
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Frank Mesek
Mesek
Betas Win Second in Inter-Fraternity Wrestling Meet
KMKs took first place as Alpha Phi Beta earned second with 20 points and Gamma Tau Delta 19. Delta Phi Sigma finished fourth while Phi Beta Phi and Alpha Epsilon tied for fifth with 11. Kappa Sigma Chi ended last with 1. Final results hinge on 128 to 165 pound bouts including Seadding of Gamma Tau Delta pinning Kambury, Brainerd for Al Lumsden, Burke pinning Elby, Hawley pinning Greaves, Sheddon winning by forfeit, and O’Hara by forfeit from the KMK squad.
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Alpha Phi Beta
Gamma Tau Delta
Delta Phi Sigma
Phi Beta Phi
Alpha Epsillon
Kappa Sigma Chi
Kappa Mu Kappa
Fred Seadding
Art Kambury
Kappa Sig
James Brainerd
Delt
al Lumsden Alpha Phi Beta
Ted Burke
Gamma
Kent Elby
Fred Hawley
Bill Greaves
Bob Sheddon
KMK
Bill Wilde
Joe O'Hara
Interfraternity wrestling meet standings and results
Room and board. Telephone Ravenna 4939. Ed Thomas, Alpha Phi Beta, carried in the 175 pound group. George Grybak, Alpha Phi Beta, won by forfeit over Ben Appel, Alpha Epsilon. The inter fraternity meets leave Gamma Tau Delta Alpha Phi Beta and Delta Phi Sigma tied for first with 11 points each, Kappa Mu Kappa second with 10, Phi Beta Phi third with 6.25 points, and Kappa Sigma Chi last with 2.
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Ed Thomas
Alpha Phi Beta
George Grybak
Ben Appel
Alpha Epsillon
Gamma Tau Delta
Delta Phi Sigma
Kappa Mu Kappa
Phi Beta Phi
Kappa Sigma Chi
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