Kent Diamond Nine Faces Wooster In Road Opener
Kent Diamond Nine leaves at noon for their first road game against Wooster College. Coach Rabbit Starrett’s squad, with five pitchers and no definite starter, aims to rebound after a 7-0 win over Oberlin and a 3-1 10 inning victory over Toledo. Wooster senior athletes include Captain John Miner and Joe Mateer in key positions.
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John Swigart
Oberlin
Toledo
Kent
Flashes
Scots
Wooster
John Miner
Joe Mateer
Byron Hurlbut
Walter Wagoner
Bill Meszaros
Starrett
Danny Gulgin
Joe Mileski
Gulgin
Muskingum
Chinese Students Face Forced Migrations After Campus Bombings
A vivid depiction of Chinese student hardships describes mass moves by bus and train from Harvard, Wellesley, and Amherst to the University of New Mexico after bombings. It notes widespread destruction of colleges across the nation and highlights the Far Eastern Student Fund aiding reestablishment with campus donations.
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Amherst
Columbia Missouri
Missouri
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Oklahoma
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Albuquerque
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Great Middle West
Pacific Coast
California
Washington
Kent State University
Kenyon Lords Dominate Kent Netters 7-0
Kenyon Lords crushed Kent State 7 0 as Don McNeil the nation's top amateur led with 6 1 6 2 victory over Harold Andreas Holt Bothwell and Bill Gillies followed with straight set wins. The Lords extended their 66 game winning streak atop Ohio state tennis list with doubles wins including Holt Amato and Bothwell Smeeth.
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Kent State University
Kenyon College
Western Ohio
Gambier
Kent Netters
Don McNeil
Harold Andreas
Keat
Lords
Blue and Gold
Kenyon Lads
McNeil
Shep Holt
Kenyon
Dice Alexanders
Bothwell
Bud Treat
Bill Gillies
Chuck Amato
Bill Watson
Lising
Frank Parker
Holt-Amato
Kent
Treat-Alexander
Smeeth
Andreas-Gillies
Ohio
Midwest
Morey Lewis
Kent State Track Team Beats Hiram in Second Win
Kent State track team led by Captain Netzen defeated Hiram 79 to 52 in a fresh victory. Netzen won the shot put with 44 feet five inches and the discus with 127 feet five inches, also placing in the high jump. Crawford, Bryan, Lewis, and White claimed multiple wins while the Flash relay quartet edged the Terrier squad.
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Netzen
Flash Tracksters
Fred Crawford
Dave Lewis
Bob Bryan
Jack White
Flash
Eriser
Farkas
Bryan
Lewis
Terrier
Kent Coffers
Findlay
Netizen
Track meet sprint results from Lewis and Crawford
The 440 yard dash was won by Lewis with a time of 64.4 seconds and the 100 yard dash by Crawford with a time of 10.2 seconds, reporting from the meet.
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Crawford
Lewis
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