Kent Grapplers Top Ohio State in Thrilling Meet
Kent State Golden Flashes defeated Ohio State 19 to 13 before a capacity crowd in Columbus. Key moments included Fred Swasey being pinned last second and the first three matches giving Kent the early edge. Notable results: Wilber, Weisenberg, Pomeroy, Montenaro, Papushak, and Aschauer won or pinned for Kent. Downes of OSU pinned Porowski to cap the heavyweight bout. Kent faces Ohio University on February 10 to push toward seven of eight starts.
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Joe Begala
Ohio State
Columbus
Fred Swasey
Golden Flashes
Begala
Kent
Wilber
Weisenberg
Tiger” Pomeroy
Papushak
Lightburn
Bucks
Lynn Sivon
Aschauer
Sawdyn
Walt Porowski
George Downes
Downes
Porowski
Weeping Joe
Ohio University
Varney
OSU
Beshara
Pomeroy
McIntyre
Montenaro
Swasey
Meyer
Sivon
Seven Kent Boxers Enter Legion Tourney in Wills Gym
Seven Kent State University students enter the district American Legion boxing tournament at Wills gym on Monday February 12 sponsored by the University Booster club. Winners advance to the sectional in East Liverpool March 8 and then to Columbus March 20 for the state finals.
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Kent State University
American Legion
Wills Gym
University Booster Club
East Liverpool
Columbus
State Legion
University
Jack Lee
Leroy de Unger
Bob Hite
Bob Hudson
Leonard Mayhew
Leonard Goshen
Harold Braverman
Courier-Tribune
Fenn Foxes Stun Kent 34 32 In Narrow Upset
Fenn built a 23 13 halftime lead at Wills gym then held on as Kent tied 31 31 late. Bunce of Fenn scored the decisive field goal after Kent fouled to send the game into a final stretch. Wayne Griffith led Kent with 13 points.
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Fenn College
Big Red Foxes
Kent
Golden Flashes
Wills Gym
Nyaa
Bill Bunce
Fenn
Flashes
Conner
Griffith
Foxes
Joe Pryce
Wayne Griffith
Smith
Dan Gulgin
Bunce
Chi Pi to Meet for Important Journalists Honorary Group
There will be a business meeting of the Chi Pi men’s professional journalism honorary in the States Office, 113M, Thursday afternoon at 4.
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Chi Pi
States
Injured Knee May Sideline Max Conner From Season
Max Conner, veteran guard for the Flashes, injured a knee in a fall during a Fenn Kent game. Doctors said the knee damage could be a torn cartilage or a severe bruise, with a torn cartilage potentially ending his season. Conner, a junior and top scorer and defender, has been a team mainstay since the season began.
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Max Conner
Cager
Conner
Fenn Kent
Max
Flashes
Paul “Ducky” Hazen
Scots Hand Tankers Suffer First Setback in Season
Wooster college swimmers edged Kent 45 to 30 in an Ohio conference meet at Wooster. Kent’s Roman Woyno won the 200 and 100 free, Don Johnson took the diving event, and Pete Woyar added points in the 200 breaststroke. Stewart won the 400 free and Kent split the relay, though Wooster swept seven runner up spots and set pool records. Kent heads to Cleveland February 7 to meet Fenn College.
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Ray Novotny
Tankmen
Wooster College
Ohio
Wooster
Golden Flashes
Roman Woyno
Kent
Don Johnson
Pete Woyar
Dale Stewart
Kent Mermen
Cleveland
Fenn College
Engleman Hall Lassies Triumph in Open Basketball Limn
Engleman hall lassies beat Lowry freshmen 19 11 with Bertha Heichel leading all scorers at 11 points. The Women's Athletic Association sponsors the university’s first open tournament. Captains Joanne Borofka and Jane Hand anchor Engleman. Theta Sigs Betts Ackley and Dot McClelland also prominent. Virginia Dick and Zone 3 push for victory as Zone 8 fields strong letter women leaders Jane Mahaffey and Betty Fairfax.
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Engleman Hall Lassies
Lowry
Bertha Heichel
The
Women’s Athletic Association
WAA
Stater
Engleman Hall
Joanne Borofka
Jackie Miller
Heights High School
Jane Hand
Betts Ackley
Dot McClelland
Theta Sigs
Engleman
Della Harrs
Hazel Kelly
Corky Porea
Virginia Dick
Windham High School
Jane Mahaffey
Betty Fairfax
Reserve Game Preview Highlights Kent Home Schedule
The Reserve team seeks its eighth win with Starn likely to start Dan Gulgin and Wayne Griffith at for wards Harold Andreas at center and Boliantz and Price at guards. This is the second meeting of the two schools this year following a 338 to 0 Cleveland football victory. The Reserve game is one of Kent’s three remaining home games.
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Starn
Dan Gulgin
Wayne Griffith
Harold Andreas
Boliantz
Price
Cleveland
Flashes
Kent
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Matmen
Allen
Morse
Westbrook
Wayne
Greene
Steiner
Fatkin
Farkas
Johnson
Bond
Good
Woyno
McGee
Swanson
Woyar
Vitella
Stewart
Women’s Sports Review
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