Satterlee did good job as Kent State coach in 1945-46
Ted Phillips lauds Bill Satterlee for guiding Kent State University through a chessboard season. The part time coach built a resilient squad that finished 10 wins and 10 losses, set a new total points record, and shattered the 74 point single game mark by defeating Kenyon 88 to 48.
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Satterlee
South High
Akron
Dick Riley
Navy
Bill Stringer
Baldwin-Wallace
Toledo
Western Reserve
Kent
Kenyon
Dick Benson Starred as Freshman on Kent State Cage Squad
Freshman Dick Benson was the only Kent State varsity basketball rookie on the 1940s squad. A 1943 Kent State High School Giant Killer, he peaked with 21 points against Mount Union and earned all-Metropolitan League forward honors on the 1948 five. Benson also played football and baseball in school programs before Army Air Forces cadet duty ended the war era.
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Kent State University
Dick Benson
Kent State
Benson
Golden Flash
Mount Union
Quint
Kent hosts basketball event earns praise from fans
University officials praised the Kent crowd control and hospitality at Wills Gym during the tournaments. They credited courteous treatment and swift service with fostering good will among thousands of spectators and prospective students nationwide.
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Wills Gym
Kent
Lost items and a sale notice in Lowry hall classified
Classified notes report a lost gray Parker 51 fountain pen with silver top and a black and white check rain coat. A Sheaffer pen was in a pocket. Items were taken during Pork Barrel. Return to Betty Barnes or Anne Domiter at Lowry hall. Also for sale three tux shirts and a single breasted tux from J VanDerSteen c/o Elks Home East Main St.
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Parker
Betty Barnes
Lowry Hall
Anne Domiter
J. VanDerSteen
c/o Elks
East Main St
Ten Cage Players Honored At Kent After Season Banquet
Ten members of the 1945-46 varsity basketball squad were honored at a steak dinner at the Knoll dining room near the University airport. Speakers included Dean Raymond Manchester and President George A. Bowman. Second year awards went to Sudeck West Phillips and Schlemmer. First year awards went to Wilson Moore Benson Maxen and Schumaker. Coach Satterlee lauded a improving season and noted returning players Wilson Moore and Ludeck should boost next year. Attendees included local sports editors Fenn Wolcott and Schlemmer.
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Satterlee
Kent
Knoll
Dean Raymond Manchester
George A. Bowman
Trevor Rees
Bill Satterlee
Bill Sudeck
Clayton West
Ted Phillips
Bill Schlemmer
Schlemmer
Armed Forces
Harry Wilson
John Moore
Dick Benson
Clyde Maxen
Doyle Schumaker
Wilson
Moore
Ludeck
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