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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1946
Page
4
Baldwin Wallace dominates Kent State 54 37 as Dick Selge leads with 18 points. Yellow Jackets open 19 4 run and build 21 point first quarter margin, while Kent State struggles to score.
A lively recount of Kent State students and alumni excelling in multiple sports. Bob Hein joins the varsity, later plays football and swimming, then baseball and track. Tony Elipsic wins the Ohio conference mile, then National AAU titles in California.
The 49ers defeated the previously unbeaten All Stars 45 to 38 at Wills gym. Vernon Hood led with 20 points, Joe Zaludny added 18, Bill Richardson 14, as Hood and Richardson hit key field goals in the final 90 seconds. Sigma Tau Gamma moved into first place by forfeit over K-Vets and the All Stars loss.
The Manchester cup race began in 1938 to crown Kent State's most versatile man through four contest divisions. War years reduced interest with few contestants, though wartime winners included Roy Apple Ted Phillips and Bill Ludeck. Jim Frank signals efforts to revive the contest for a broader male participation.
Five students will represent charity groups at the Student Service Association all-student assembly on February 18. SSA Chairman Cal Logan announced no outside speaker. Jo MacDonald leads the assembly committee with Ruth Hoehn, Charlotte Carson, Marge Scullion, and Marilyn Cox assisting. topics include Red Cross, March of Dimes, tuberculosis fund, World Student Service Fund, and Cancer Research Foundation.
In Wills gymnasium Kent State football coach Trevor Rees runs conditioning sessions for future Golden Flash players. Assistant Wes Stevens notes seven months remain to build a top team while cadets relearn football basics after four years away due to military service. Training continues through spring as prospects prepare for next fall.
John L. Blair dean of the college of education has been home ill with the flu since last Tuesday his secretary reports he hopes to return to his desk by tomorrow
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