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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1946
Page
4
Coach Rees announced strict conditioning for spring practice at Kent State. End Harry Adams, Wes Stevens, and trainer Joe Begala spoke. Jimmy Jones will assist. A record 108 candidates turned out, with several seniors and top prospects expected to enroll. some new students will join in September.
The intramural athletics council will hold its first spring quarter meeting in Professor George J. Altmanns office Tuesday at 4 p m Fraternity and other groups planning to participate must be represented.
Clayton West of Kent, senior captain of the Golden Flash, was named to the 1946 AP all Ohio conference team. He is Kent’s first all Ohio pick since 1941. The mythical five also includes Whitey Wahl and Sam Serves of Akron U, Sylvester Goedde of Toledo, and Larry Kurura of Muskingum.
Doby Green, softball manager, announced the upcoming WAA spring quarter event. The softball tournament begins Monday with a 4 p.m. draw for positions at Wills gym, where entrants present player lists. Schedule posted Tuesday. first games Wednesday. entrants may practice after drawing. The team was AP selected after a coaches poll. seniors West and Serves stand out while Wahl Goedde and Kukura are sophomores.
Classified note states a Parker pen is lost on campus on March 25. William G. Richardson offers a reward. Contact telephone 4853 for information or retrieval.
University wrestler Gene Glass will compete in the National AAU tournament at New York City’s West Side YMCA on April 5 and 6 after winning the Northeastern Ohio AAU title in Cleveland. Ralph Wilson will accompany him in the 145 pound class. Wilson is the 1943 Ohio high school champion and recently won the Ohio AAU meet.
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