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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1951
Page
4
The By Joe Durbin sports desk notes Kent State's nine and five record at midseason. Seniors Mel Bogard and Georgie Fulton anchor the team as many players face draft and possible early departure.
Members of last season’s KSU basketball squad meet Akron U players tonight at Goodyear gym in a rubber series game. Former Flashes Billy Cox cannot play. Dale Haverstock Leroy Thompson John Collyer Fred Klaisner and Jerry Amico participate in coaching or other roles. Admission is free, game starts about 8 30 p m.
A feature outlines the duck calling contest origins in the Middle West with statewide participation and governors opening events. It shifts to a 2100 pound horse Roughwood Lady Grey shown in England in 1936, then notes top sports thrills like the 1923 Dempsey Firpo bout and 1927 Tunney rematch. Tommy Henrich aims to return as player while serving as Yankee coach. Larry Doby named Man of the Year by Cleveland writers.
KSU tops Hillsdale 40 to 34 as Bob Dilling opens with four free throws and John Pohlod nails a late first half basket to give the Staters an 18 16 halftime edge. Pohlod leads the second half with five baskets as KSU pulls away. Grenfell and Bogard contribute for Hillsdale but struggle at the foul line.
Entry blanks for intramural swimming are available in the intramural office in the MPE building. Fraternities must return blanks by 4 p.m. February 9 while Independents have until 4 p.m. February 16. Independents may compete as individuals or as a team.
Bud Haerr's freshman team rolled to a seventh win in eight games as Big Jim Nowakowski and Joe Alvado each tallied 16 points while a late basket showed the squad is ready for upcoming play.
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