Kent State Edges Ashland In Slow Pace 54 51
Kent State Golden Flashes defeated Ashland 54 to 51 after a fast first half. Ashland tied the game 42 42 with six minutes left as Bill Ludeck led Kent scoring with 13 points and Clay West had 11. Ashland exploited foul line with 21 free throws but Kent held on for the fourth conference win. Saturday the Flashes face Wooster at the General's gym.
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Kent
Golden Flashes
Ashland Eagles
Ashland
Flashes
Wilson
KSU
Bill Ludeck
Clay West
Satterlee
Akron
Zippers
Bob Brubacker
Eagle Guard
Eagles
Wooster
Looney Earns AAU Swim Team Berth
Berniece Looney a university sophomore and long distance swimmer for Firestone club earns a place on the National AAU team with two other women. She will receive a crest and a certificate. Looney majors in physical education and leads Sharks club. she specializes in backstroke and has won many Canadian titles.
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Berniece Looney
University
Firestone Club
Miss Looney
Sharks Club
Canada
Intramural forfeits spark table tennis action
An outbreak of forfeits began Wednesday with seven rising to nine as Sigma Tau Gamma and the All Stars earned cage victories from the 49ers and Packers. The All Stars even forfeited a table tennis game for the first time in the club’s history as Phi Beta Phi, Delta Phi Sigma and other groups enter the intramural scene.
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Sigma Tau Gamma
All- Stars
49Ers
Packers
All Stars
Joe Norris
HPE
George Keith
Jay Gosset
Liberal Arts
Barbarians
George Russell
Kent Hall
Delta Phi Sigma
Phi Beta Phi
Lee Thorne
KSU Cage Hopes Rise With New Recruits and Veterans
Kent State's basketball outlook brightens as returning servicemen flood campus for registration. The squad rebuilds after losses to draft and ineligibility, with nine newcomers including starters Harry Wilson and Duane Weitzel, and several freshmen ready to fill key roles for the 1946 season.
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Kent State
Bill Satterlee
Satterlee
Mt. Union
Harry Wilson
Ravenna
Duane Weitzel
Cuyahoga Falls
Dick Benson
Kent State High School
Bill Byrne
John Moore
Bridgeport
Leroy Peoples
Kent Roosevelt
Jen Schuman
Stow
Richard Seevers
Richard Sharkey
Niles
Phi Beta Phi Ralph Wilde Beats Hostetler In Straight Sets
Ralph Wilde, 21-14 21-5, defeats Bob Hostetler. Art Baldwin also dominates with 21-9 21-8 over Hostetler, showing strong play by the fraternity team.
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Phi Beta Phi
Ralph Wilde
Art Baldwin
Bob Hostetler
Gamma Sigs Triumph In Open Basketball Tilt
Olga Jansa earns scorekeeping nod while Betty Vey inspires as Gamma Sigs beat Moulton 1 team 15 to 8 in the season opener. Pi Kaps 1 forfeited to Eagleman 1. Tri Sigs vs Pi Kaps 2 and AO 1 vs Moulton 1 on Monday. gym at 4 p m for fan support. WAA announces pool and ping pong signups with Isla Schnauffer as manager and dues set at 50 cents.
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Gamma Sigs
Moulton
Pi Kaps
Eagleman
Tri Sigs
WAA
Wills Gym
Betty Bell Faulds
Ace Tumbler John Adkins Offers Aid To Men On Bars
John Lewis Adkins, eight time tumbling champion and Illinois product, offers aid and instruction to men seeking tumbling and apparatus stunts. A University of Illinois student and Cleveland’s John Adams High School product, he has titles from 1937 to 1941 and will meet those interested in his gym session Tuesday at 4 p m.
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John Lewis Adkins
Adkins
N.E.O
University of Illinois
Gammas Hold Open Smoker Jan 14 at Lincoln Street House
Sigma Tau Gamma announces an open smoker at 7 30 p m next Monday night January 14 at 202 N Lincoln St fraternity house. All men interested in joining a fraternity are invited to attend.
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Lincoln St
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Golden Flash
Clayton West
Bill Stringer
Timken
Gordon Knisely
Bill Schlemmer
Portage Cycle Co
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