Court Stars Name All Opponents For Kent
Ten varsity players and coach Rosie Starn selected the outstanding opponents Kent met this year. Ned Endress of Akron tops the poll with 20 points, followed by John Barr of Penn State at 18 and John Ridecreek of Ashland with 14.
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Rosie Starn
Flashes
Kent
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Akron University
Ned Endress
Zipper
John Barr
Penn State
John Ridecreek
Ashland
Everett
Muskingum
Jack Diven
Western Reserve
Pudge Hole
Wooster Flash
Jack Mills
Mount Union
Alan Hobbs
Iggy Blair
Frank Gernert
Wooster
Jim Sprague
Endress
Akron
RF Diven
LF Barr
Penn State Co
Richcreek
Hole
Sprague
Mills
Blair
RG Gernert
Buttermore
Ohio Wesleyan
Lost silver charm bracelet between library and Engelman Hall
A silver charm bracelet with a good luck charm and the words I bring you good luck was lost Tuesday night between the library and Engelman hall. Please return to Genevieve Miller at Engleman hall.
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Engelman Hall
Genevieve Miller
Engleman Hall
Starrett Sets Early Baseball Practice for Men
Coach John W Starrett issued the first call for the baseball season as players gathered for practice announcements. Training starts in the gym with pitchers and catchers, while several returning players bolster hopes for a strong season.
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John W. Starrett
Rabbit
Dan Gulgin
Bill Boliantz
Clayton Heinlen
Mike Feduniak
Starret
George Spratt
Joe Beal
Ray Hromco
Steve Feduniak
Starrett
Intramural Winners Named for Manchester Cup Race
Preston Springer won last year's Manchester Cup in intramural table tennis at the campus gym. Leonard Hill Elwood Simkins and Chuck Clark finished second through fourth and will gain Men's union awards and Manchester Cup points. Wrestling begins at 4 p.m. today in the wrestling cage and handball is scheduled for Friday at 4 p.m.
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Preston Springer
Leonard Hill
Elwood Simkins
Chuck Clark
Alpha Phi Beta Cups Swim Meet Sees Alpha Phi Beta Take Title
Alpha Phi Beta swimmers surged to win the meet as Kap pa Mu Kappa placed second and Delta Phi Sigma third among five. Beta team led by Drews Leichorn Barham and Cropley earned three firsts and a third while Newt Calhoun claimed three wins for Rhodes House in the independent contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Mu Kappa Fraternity
Delta Phi Sigma
Phi Beta Phi
Bob Drews
Chuck Leichorn
Chuck Barham
Bill Cropley
KMK
Drews
Rhodes House
Newman Club
Newt Calhoun
Akron Biol Club to Hear Dr Kraatz Talk
Dr Walter C Kraatz head of Akron University's Biology department will address the Biology club at its regular meeting on Wednesday at 4 p.m. in room 211K.
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Walter C. Kraatz
Akron University
Biology Club
Red Cross Offers Water Safety Instructor Course
George Costello of the Red Cross presents the Water Safety Instructors course at the university this week from 7 to 10 p m daily. The program runs through Friday with three eligibility requirements including a senior life saving rating age 19 and completion of a prerequisite course. Julia Marshall and Ray William Green previously led the preliminary course. The 30 hour training covers basic swimming instruction to advanced rescue techniques and qualifies graduates to teach four Red Cross swimming and diving classes plus junior and senior life saving.
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Julia Marshall
Ray William Green
National Aquatic School
Chautauqua
New York
Costello
Red Cross
Novotny Displays Work at University Art Gallery
E Ladislaw Novotny of the university art department shows several prize winning oil paintings in an exhibit at the university art gallery. The display will remain through the end of the week.
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E. Ladislaw Novotny
Univrsity
University Art
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Kent Stater
Thairn
Ntramura
Shady Lake Log Cabin
John Bare
Alpha Phi Beta Cups
Alpha Phi Beta
Rho de Rho
W. Erie
Dial
George Costello
The
Red Cross Association
Tye
Marietta
Massillon
New Castle
NEW Philadeli Nles
Pittsburgh
Salem
Sharon
Steubenville
Urichsville
Warren
Wheeling
Youngstown
Zelienople
Denn
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