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Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1946

Page

6

New Era Seen at Kent State Football Under Rees

Sports writer Pete Fleming says Kent State's new coaching staff under Trevor Rees signals a fresh era. He notes Rees’s appeal to students and alumni, plus recruiting heft with 1941 OSU connections. Three Kilroy era players weighed in as top recruits: Mel Diehl, Dick Heller, and Henry Henderson, underscoring high expectations.

Pete Fleming The Columbus Citizen Kent State Fleming Trevor Rees Buckeyes Rees Kent OSU Mel Diehl Cleveland Dick Heller Lakewood Henry Henderson Massillon Ohio Paul Bixler

Wildcats, Windham win late to spark league tie

In Rockwell field action the Wildcats lost a no hitter bid as Windham erupted for three runs in the sixth. Frank Harsh slugged a seventh inning homer to seal Windham’s victory while Reynolds earned the win for the veterans. The 49ers shocked the Barbarians with eight runs in the fifth as Bill Coy pitched the complete game. The All Stars earned their first win when the Falcons did not appear.

Wildcats Windham Barbarians 49Ers Rockwell Field Frank Spechalske Frank Harsh Reynolds Veterans Bill Coy Doc Alexander Leroy Peoples All Stars Falcons Alpha Phi Beta Kappa Mu Kappa Kappa Sigma Chi Celts Pete Kekic Betas Clayton West KMK Gammas Kmks Benny Sollitto Don Palumbo Kappa Sigs Phi Beta Phi Palumbo Joe Sarmir Kappa

Engleman Women Repeat Softball Title in 14 3 Victory

Engleman dorm team retained softball trophy by routing Gamma Sigma Phi 14 to 3 as Helen Klika pitched all seven innings. Gamma Sigs scored in two frames while Isla Schnauffer pitched for Gamma Sigs. Engleman advances by beating Gamma Sigs second team Pi Kaps and Moulton Hall. the Gamma Sigs previously toppled Off-Campus Theta Sigs and Tri Sigs.

Engleman Gamma Sigma Phi Gamma Sig Helen Klika Isla Schnauffer Gamma Sigs Pi Kaps Moulton

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