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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1945
Page
4
Toledo topped Kent State 50 to 33 as rebound advantage and early lead helped the Toledoans pull away. Bill Stringer fouled out with four fouls for KSU, while Toledo used two teams rotating through the game. The Golden Flashes next play Mt. Union on Jan. 8.
A tongue in cheek snow story recalls a disastrous first descent where a skier loses track of a leg, crashes into trees, and ends up stranded with injuries. The narrator jokes about wearing a keg while skiing and the perils of inexperience in a sunny hillside setting.
A reader condemns the Ohio Conference decision denying Clayton West eligibility at Kent for failing to meet a residence rule, argues the ruling retroactively harms a skilled player, and urges Kent State to protest or appeal to protect West and the university.
A reader criticizes the basketball arena loudspeaker for faulty announcements and poor audibility. The piece urges replacing it with a live band to boost school spirit and suggests using the system to explain fouls and penalties, not generic chatter.
The student council approved sending a letter to the board of trustees urging athletic scholarships for outstanding athletes. President George Insche may draft the plea, aiming for scholarships similar to those for scholastic merit. If approved, Kent could gain a drawing card for varsity athletics and enhance its regional standing.
Evelyn Miller of Moulton offers a reward for a lost pair of brown mittens on the first floor in Kent.
Radio workshop members will air a Christmas poetry program Saturday at 11 45 a m on WAKR Akron under Opal Boffo. Cast includes Viola Ruth Miller Luella Vanderwort Carol Richards and Edwin Suvanto. Meeting tonight except for those in next week’s show.
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