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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1940
Page
4
Chick Evans urges students faculty and staff to try golf to boost health happiness and lifelong interest. He notes golf’s broad appeal its ease of entry with a few clubs and basic equipment and the joy of watching fellow players as part of the sport’s growing popularity.
Cleveland Indians scout Bill Bradley watched the Kent baseball game against Toledo Rockets from the press box in the rain. He said he was scouting both teams and not looking for any single star, making an unannounced visit to Kent.
Alice Lauffer graduate assistant in the art department has had a drawing accepted for exhibition in the Cleveland Museum of Art May show.
Kenyon known for elite tennis with a 62 match win streak over four years. Captain McNeil, Sugar Bowl champ, leads a strong squad including Amato Holt and sophomores Bothwell Smeeth Cabies. Coach Barnes refines eight man unit as trials proceed.
Drake University in Des Moines announces co-educational HPE classes as a spring term change, four months after Kent State University adopted mixed physical education. The release notes no official statistics on co-ed HPE offerings, with limited institutions reported. Kent State is noted for pioneering in another field.
Preston Sprunger dominated local table tennis by winning both the Kent and Portage County titles at Kent Town Hall. He defeated Sherman McGeorge in the city finals and then beat Charles Clark to claim the county title. University student Sprunger also holds the future junior status, with Roosevelt High School’s McGeorge as finalist.
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