Kent State Gymnasts Fall At Home To Michigan State
Michigan State outscored Kent State 51 to 14 41 to 44 in Kent State’s home opener at Wills Gym. Mel Stout led MSU with 22 points while Joe Kotys scored 19 for Kent State. Stout captured top marks on high bar flying rings tumbling parallel bars and long horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Joe Kotys
Michigan State College
Mel Stout
Michigan
Golden Flashes
Stater
Wills Gym
Stout
Kotys
Walt Bijack
KSU
Clancy Treciak
Andy Mangione
Art Polen
Leroy Erickson
Don Mitchell
Harry Fusselman
Swiss Hall
Cleveland
Golden Flashes Hold 9-2 Mark Halfway Through Season
The Akron University men’s basketball team, coached by Dave McDowell, stand 9-2 at the season halfway mark. Leroy Thompson leads with 140 points, Dale Haverstock 134, Jerry Amico 132, George Fulton 109, and Fred Klaisner 107, as the Flashes prep for 11 more games including five at home and two on the road in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Buffalo State
Dave McDowell
Ohio
Leroy Thompson
Thompson
Dale Haverstock
Jerry Amico
George Fulton
Fred Klaisner
Amico
John Collyer
The
Flashes
Cleveland
Fulton Stars At Guard For Kent Akron Clash
Kent guard George Fulton shines in a Kent–Akron game earning praise for backboard control. The 5'8 senior has 109 points this season and 215 last season, aiming to coach after earning his degree. He credits teammate Dale Haverstock and balances clubs with academics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flashes
Fulton
Canton St. Johns High School
George
Dale Haverstock
H.P.E
Newman
Kent Finns Face Ohio Wesleyan in Key Swim Meet
Kent State swimmers travel to Ohio Wesleyan to meet the Bishops aiming to rebound after losses to Fenn College and Oberlin. Coach Bill Hoover reshuffles the lineup with Captain Paul Thompson in three events and Roger Listerman in the medley relay while Harold Robinson exits several races. Divers Joe Kotys and Harry Fusselman sit out at Wesleyan but will race against Ohio University Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kent
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Ledger
Fenn College
Oberlin
Bill Hoover
Hoover
Ohio University
Capt
Paul Thompson
Thompson
Harold Robinson
Flash
Roger Listerman
Robinson
John Wieck
Joe Kotys
Harry Fusselman
Ohio U
Monday Tilts Highlight Teammates in Scoreboard Sweep
Joe Huth of the Collegiates led independent scoring with 20 points as his squad beat the Trojans 78 to 21. The Unholy Herd followed with a 53 to 28 win over Industrial Arts, while Box Hounds topped Glue Pots 52 to 33 and Chi Alpha defeated Sigma Tau Epsilon 50 to 35. Other results included Litle Giants 44 over Twin Lakes II 19. Twin Lakes 40 over N.Y. Easterners 22. and Scummers 41 to Cold Spots 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Huth
Trojans
Herd
Industrial Arts Club
Box Hounds
Glue Pots
Chi Alpha Club
Sigma Tau Epsilon Club
Litle Giants
Twin Lakes II
Twin Lakes
N.Y. Easterners
Scummers
Cold Spots
World Champion George Leads Kent Weightlifters
Kent State weightlifting coach George is world lightweight champion and holds multiple records. At Swiss Hall Cleveland he broke his own world record with 358 pounds in the clean and jerk and 870 total in snatch and lift, earning light-heavyweight title. Co-coach Richard Giller, state middleweight champion, led a team preparing for the 1950 Midwestern Championships in Chicago against Notre Dame, Michigan State, Illinois and the University of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete George
New Kent State University
George
United States
American College of Weightlifting
Akron
Ohio
Swiss Hall
Cleveland
Richard Giller
Business Administration
Giller
Carl Conti
Paul Zalog
Lou Kaschalk
Christy Kalos
Ken Hardman
William Brown
University Rotc
Chicago
Kent
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Illinois
University of Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Golden Flash
Youngstown
Muskingum
Akron U
Bill Dunbar
Fense
College of Education
Bobcats
Ohio University At
Athens
Bishops
Don Wilson
Wilson
Tom Anderson
Robert Perraud
Water St
Ravenna
E. Main St
Bill McNell
Lawrance Cleaners
Murray Campbell
Room
Stopher Hall
Kent National Bank
E. Main
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!