Varsity Grapplers Open Season With Big Kent Win
Kent varsity wrestlers defeated the freshman squad 29 to 3 in Wills gym to open the 1939 40 season. Duane Hague led the frosh with a 128 pound win over Millard Downs as the lone freshman victory.
18 Dec 1939
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1939
Page
1
Kent varsity wrestlers defeated the freshman squad 29 to 3 in Wills gym to open the 1939 40 season. Duane Hague led the frosh with a 128 pound win over Millard Downs as the lone freshman victory.
Trustees meet at home due to President Leebrick illness and approve master control equipment contract for the heating plant. They accept the resignation of grounds superintendent John C. Kunert after 18% years and promote several faculty members including Kenneth L. Kelley to associate professor of biology Harlan M. Hungerford to assistant professor of English Joe Begala to assistant professor of health and physical education Edna R. Lotz to associate professor of education and psychology and Foster Brooks to assistant professor of mathematics.
Dr. K. C. Leebrick III, president of the university, expects to resume duties within a day or two after a slight illness. He appeared on his home porch last night and thanked Christmas carollers for their songs.
Six groups of university students toured Kent last night singing Christmas carols at faculty homes aided by a police escort. They started at the Leebrick home on Main street and toured sections of the city before gathering at East Main and Lincoln to disband. It marked the first time all campus organizations united for such a large caroller effort with Peg Suppes and other presidents coordinating.
Mysterious smell haunts the English department as professors search desks and book racks for the source. Popular theory blames a poisoned mouse carcass, the relic of a stale cheese snack, lingering in the room despite thorough inspections.
Elimination tryouts at the university auditorium bring 13 campus groups to compete for limited spots on tomorrow night’s Funfest program. Judges will pick two sororities two fraternities and others as needed to fill the show with acts from student performers and a guest lineup.
In a campus mystery at Merrill Hall, Oscar the labeled skeleton disappears from its cupboard. Students and faculty suspect pranks or theft, with theories ranging from pranksters at Akron University to Alpha Omegas involvement, while the room remains hollow and silent.
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