Frosh Team Has Successful Season
This freshman squad, coached by Starrett, posted an enviable record losing only one game. Standout players included Ted Tucker of Portsmouth and Butch Mack, brother of Ray Mack, with Mack also known as Cleveland Indians’ current second baseman.
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Flash
Frosh
Ohio
Starrett
Ted Tucker
Portsmouth Flash
Butch” Mack
Ray Mack
Case
Cleveland Indians
Record Archery Shot Reaches 518 Yards in 1933
Curtis L. Hill of Dayton Ohio set a long distance archery shooting record at 518 yards 1 554 feet in 1933 He achieved this by lying on the ground and pulling the bow with both hands while using his feet on the bow.
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Curtis L. Hill
Dayton
Ohio
Babe Ruth
Curtis
Knowledge and Skill Twin Necessities For Water Safety Instructors
Red Cross field representative George Costello led a water safety instructor course with 33 students. He stressed safety on and in the water hinges on two complementary abilities and supervised a session testing waterfront handling and swimming techniques using a canoe and bouy in a guided pool exercise.
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George Costello
Red Cross
Costello
Interstate wrestling tournament set for three sessions
The interstate meet runs in three sessions with the first at 7 p m tonight and two more tomorrow at 2 p m and 7 p m Representatives from 18 schools across five states Michigan Pennsylvania New York West Virginia and Ohio compete for the team title now held by Kent Kent aims to extend its six of seven year dominance The Flashes boast the best meet record with only one loss in 12 starts Kent has beaten Michigan State Ohio University and others Tickets available 2 to 4 p m today in the atrium Dean of Men office or from Don Scullion
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Michigan
Pennsylvania
New York
West Virginia
Ohio
Kent
Kansas State
Michigan State
Ohio U
Weeping Joe
Begala
Ohio State
Easter Hats Look for Real Hat Not a Fashion Quirk
The author rejects flashy styles and vows to find a genuine hat this Easter. They describe a sensible, conservative hat with two flower blobs, a ribbon, and a veil, worn at a sweet angle. They plan to search the attic to uncover the perfect accessory.
Intramural wrestling crowns All-University champions
Delta Sigmas lead as Tappa Nu Key and Delta Phi Sigma win independent and fraternity league titles. Notable pins include Pete Smith DPS over Wilbert Hageman and Mike Slepecky STG over Kenny Shutts. Finalist matchups crown 121 to heavyweight weight class winners with decisive pins or close decisions.
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Tappa Nu Key
Mike Slepecky
Sigma Tau Gamma
Kenny Shutts
Rho de Rho
Onds
Pete Smith
Delta Phi Sigma
Wilbert Hageman
Eugene Jackson
Kappa Mu Kappa
John Gusher
Joe Begala
Duane Hague
Cuyahoga Falls
Frank Fair
Bill McCune
DPS
STG
Johnny Gusher
Tappa Nu Keg
KMK
Bill Donberg
Newman Club
Ralph Petros
Joe Lucek
Dick House
Fred Brigeman
Hal Weaver
Dick Kovar
Ed Chesleski
Intramural Swim Standings Shake Greek League
Kappa Mu Kappa rises to second in the fraternity league after placing second in the swimming meet. Delta Phi Sigma leads with 28 points while Phi Beta Phi trails with four and a half points.
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Kappa Mu Kappa
Delta Phi Sigma
Phi Beta Phi
Debated Census Questions Split Student Opinions
Students express mixed views on census questions with four names cited. Nick Pandelis argues questions should be less personal, Alma Baird says they can be as personal as needed for information, Eloise Smith urges very personal questions for standards, Emil Salen says questions are appropriate to reveal data otherwise unavailable.
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Nick Pandelis
Alma Baird
Eloise Smith
Emil Salen
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Akron
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Andy Devine
Danger ON Wheels
Orrin Tucker
Hal Kemp
Jane Wyman
Lloyd Nolan
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Jones Family
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