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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1946

Page

4

Grid Contest Preview At Kent State Decides Lineups

Bill Moritz handles the whites and John Moore directs the blues in a Friday grid clash. Paul Loos shifts to the white squad as understudy to Bill Barton. Henry Moose Henderson and Tony Fabiano near action after injuries. Roy Metcalf leads the Kent State band at halftime with precision marching. Batons, drum majorettes audition planned. programs at the gate. tickets sold in front of Wills gym.

Bill Moritz Whites John “Curly” Moore Blues Paul Loos White Bill Barton Henry “Moose” Henderson Tony Fabiano Roy D. Metcalf Kent State University Wills Gymnasium

Final Majorette and Major Tryouts Set for May 8

Final major and majorette tryouts occur the night of the intra squad game on Wednesday May 8. Interested students must see Roy D. Metcalf associate professor of music in the music office today or tomorrow.

Roy D. Metcalf

Lost tennis racket at softball field

Classified notice reports a maroon and white match play tennis racket missing from the softball field. Return to Jinx Nichol at Moulton Hall.

Moulton Hall

Independent softball standings Loom large in air

The independent league hosts a pivotal 4 p.m. Rockwell field doubleheader as Windham Barbarians clash while the Wildcats seek revenge against the All Stars amid a four-way tie for first. In fraternity play, Alpha Phi Beta faces undefeated KMK with first place on the line at Rockwell field. Delta Phi Sigma versus Kappa Sigs also looms, as Phi Beta Phi vs Sigma Tau Gamma ends the day without changing the top tier.

Rockwell Field Barbarians Wildcats Windham 49Ers All Stars Falcons Kappa Mu Kappa Fraternity Alpha Phi Beta KMK Betas Phi Beta Phi Sigma Tau Gamma Kappa Sigma Chi Kappa Mu Kappa Delta Phi Sigma O.n Phi Beta Phi Wildcats Sigma Tau Gamma Windham Gebdees Cacacontese 49Ers Peemasan gSas

WAA to Plan Picnic and Set Officer Election

WAA board members meet to discuss a 6 15 p m picnic in the WAA lounge. The date for electing new officers will be set, per club advisor Miss Bertha Whitton. All representatives urged to be present.

WAA Bertha Whitton

Will Address K-Vets First Anniversary of V-E Day

Lt Col Harry Rie gel Akron attorney and World Wars I and II veteran will speak at the K Vets meeting in Room 219 Kent Hall at 4 p m tomorrow. The address marks the first anniversary of V E Day.

Harry Riegel Akron Kent Hall

All Stars Take Tennis Round Three Wins Over Wildcats

The All Stars finished first in round three of the intramural tourney by sweeping Wildcats in singles and doubles. Bob McDonald beat Julian Suso 7-5 in singles while Al Stevenson and Frank Abbott won 6-4 in doubles. Falcons also swept ’49ers with Hal Fast defeating Bill Schuette 6-1 and John Vodenichar with Jim Kanehl taking Kozma and Makodean 7-5 in doubles.

All Stars Wildcats Bob McDonald Stars Julian Suso al Stevenson Frank Abbott Cats Falcons 49Ers Hal Fast Bill Schuette John Vodenichar Jim Kanehl George Kozma Mike Makodean

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