Flashes Face Oberlin In Ohio Conference Test
Kent State Golden Flashes travel to Oberlin to face the Yeomen in a rescheduled Ohio conference game. Oberlin brings a veteran lineup led by Bill Tuck and Johnny Krieg while Kent State relies on its regular forwards West and Benson with Wilson at center. The Flashes enter with six wins and five losses after defeating Muskingum and Heidelberg, with an upcoming game against Akron Zippers in Goodyear gym.
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Dance Club Seeks Women for New Modern Program
The Modern Dance club invites women and interested participants to join the upcoming program. Marge Robinson, the newly elected club manager, says beginners and advanced dancers are welcome to participate.
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Four Cage Contests Set For This PM
Today's intramural basketball bill features the All Stars against Sigma Tau Gammas on the east court at Wills gym and Phi Beta Phi versus the K Vets on the west. Phi Beta Phi seeks its first win in five starts against the Vets. In table tennis Kent hall Room 119 hosts Sigma Tau Gamma versus Delta Phi Sigma for first place. All stars aim for a three game run over the Packers. Phi Beta Phi meets the frosh in the final games of the afternoon.
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Kent Football Faces Long Road to Bigtime Status
The writer argues Kent's football will not reach bigtime status for years, noting 1940 success against minor teams does not imply top program parity with Michigan or Alabama. Scheduling constraints and gate receipts hinder major opponents, while future seasons may see a solid team competing with Bowling Green and similar clubs, with a possible upset gaining attention.
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Flashes edge Muskingum in late thriller after tough Heidelberg win
Kent State beat Muskingum 51 to 49 on a last second field goal by Bill Sudeck. The Flashes then crushed Heidelberg 64 to 46 as Sudeck scored 27 and Moore and Benson debuted for Muskingum. Clayton West led Kent with 18 points while Eddie Holtcamp topped all scorers with 25.
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Harry Wilson
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Golden Flashes Juniors Top Muskingum. AC Reserves Win
The Golden Flash seniors beat Muskingum while Kent AC reserves, led by Dick McKlwain with five field goals and perfect nine-for-nine shooting, defeated AC 42-34. Bill Byrnes and Tom Kirk each scored nine for the reserves as AC entered the Portage County league with early leads.
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Coach Sees Fall Break After Invitations And Victories
The speaker asks for leniency toward the coach this fall after ongoing invitations and victories. The tone urges patience before claiming bigger status.
Scoutmasters Sought For New Scout Troop Formation
Veterans interested in organizational work under Scout executives should see Dr. Maurice Baum. Scout troops will be formed with men working under Dr. Baum to learn Scout organization tasks.
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