Kent State Basketball Eyes Busy 1945-46 Schedule
Satterlee announced ten games for 1945-46 with at least six more pending and two tilts against Akron. The slate includes Western Reserve, Wooster, Heidelberg, Muskingum, Kenyon, Mt. Union and Baldwin Wallace, Ashland and Oberlin contests set for December through February. The Flashes, led by a returning squad minus Dick Riley, anticipate a strong season highlighted by Akron matchups and the Kent Akron rivalry.
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Akron
Baldwin Wallace
Western Reserve
Ashland
Oberlin
Allegheny
Feathered Foul Ball On the Shuri Front
In the First Marine Division sector on Okinawa accuracy of Japanese artillery is reduced by spotting pigeons. Japanese observers use carrier pigeons to relay messages from behind lines, enabling precise fire into hidden draws. Marines alert observers to target pigeons emerging from caves for pinpoint shelling.
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Shuri
Okinawa
Bg Og Nagepes
George E. McMillan
Marine Corps
Altmanns Class Performs Field Work in Kent Playgrounds
Prof George J Altmanns class in playgrounds and community recreation assists in games story telling and activities in Kent city playgrounds. Students include Marilon Collins Sam Danze Hazel Greer Gordon Knapp Rose Ross Irene Thomas Lois Wall and Gertrude Young.
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George J. Altmann
Kent City
Marilon Collins
Sam Danze
Hazel Greer
Gordon Knapp
Rose Ross
Irene Thomas
Lois Wall
Gertrude Young
McCarthy Takes Rest as World Series Doubt Lingers
Joe McCarthy, manager of the New York Yankees, travels to Buffalo for a rest and medical checkup. He will decide on resignation after reviewing his physician Dr Arthur Burker's report. Meantime the World Series fate is unsettled as government officials discuss baseball schedule and wartime transport policies.
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Joe McCarthy
New Yorks Yankees
Buffalo
N. Y
McCarthy
Office of Defense Transportation
Navy
ODT
Col. J. Monroe Johnson
Elmer Layden
Yankee
Durocher
Larry MacPhail
Dodgers
Yanks
Bill Dickey
White Sox Cuccinello tops AL hit parade at 36
Sport Scope notes Tony Cuccinello, 36, star infielder for the Chicago White Sox, leading the American League with a .325 average despite hot weather. The piece highlights Cubs pennant push, Dodgers and Cards as rivals, and speculates on New York Yankees manager prospects including Bill Dickey. It also mentions Old Bobo Newsome riding a four game win streak for Connie Mack's Athletics after a 12 loss start.
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Tony Cuccinello
Chicago White Sox
Cuccinello
Bobo Newsome
Newsome
Connie Mack
Bobo
The
Tigers
Beall Completes Oriental Lectures Series
Dr. Florence G. Beall, associate professor of English, finishes a five lecture series on oriental literature as part of the international arts course. She reviews India's literary history and discusses modern writings from India China and Japan including Lagore poetry Chinese poetry and Japanese drama and poetry.
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Florence G. Beall
Beall
India
China
Japan
Lagore
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Satterlee
Wooster
Heidelberg
Muskingum
Kenyon
Mt. Union
Kent
Dick Riley
Akron University
Camp Perry
Flashes
Gene Autrey
Ann Miller
Leo Gracey
Billy Benedict
Judy Garland
Robert Walker
Web
Thur
Fred MacMurray
June Haver
Donald Cook
Virginia Grey
Ransom
Altmann
Arthur J. Burker
Senator Mead
Senate War Investigating Committee
Mead
Middle East
East Indies
Layden
Quate Printing Service
Commercial Press, Inc
S. Depeyster St
DH Green Inc
By Don Crotty
Chicago Cubs
Cards
Giants
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