Sudeck Wins Manchester Cup and Dunn Second in Race
Sudeck tops the Manchester cup tally with 41 points and will receive the Manchester cup at the Men's Union banquet. Dunn secures second, bringing his total to 30. Henry leads Ryan for third by two points, while Ryan must place second in the upcoming track meet to overtake Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudeck
Dunn
Bill Sudeck
Roy Dunn
Art Henry
Dave Ryan
Ludeck
Henry
Ryan
University Frosh Guard Builds Splashing Reputation
Miss Grant, a university freshman in liberal arts, serves as lifeguard at Woodland Hills pool for two summers. She trains at Camp Y Noa h Akron Aquatic School and is a Red Cross instructor. As a versatile swimmer she won AAU free style and back stroke, and placed second in breaststroke. She also won a ceramics prize in the Student Alumni show.
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Woodland Hills Pool
Miss Grant
Cleveland Pool
Camp Y-Noah
Akron
Camp Cleveland
Red Cross
University
Giants Lead The Senior Circuit In Baseball Talk
The piece notes the Giants leading the league with Brooklyn close behind and Leo Durocher’s pre game talks cited as a key factor. It mentions Mort Cooper walking out over pay, Marty Marion earning more, and Walker’s contract shift. Waner enters the burial vault business as a grim joke. Hank Johnston alias Jonah makes a strange turn by swallowing the whale.
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Giants
Brooklyn
Leo Durocher
Leo
Mort Cooper
Cardinal
Marty Marion
Cooper
Brother Walker
Walker
Uncle Sam
Minerva Majorettes Return with Experienced Lineup
The squad features Jean Olson a senior college freshman and former Stow majorette Harriet Russell a Coventry school alumna with early start in Indiana. They have trained over three weeks for the parade marking a strong local high school tradition.
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Minerva
Jean Olson
College of Liberal Arts
Miss Olson
Stow High School
Harriet Russell
College of Education
Miss Russell
Indiana
Akron
Coventry School
Engleman Nine Wins WAA Softball Trophy
Engleman hall girls clinched the WAA softball trophy by defeating Moulton hall 10 to 1 in their final game. This marks Engleman’s third trophy this year after soccer in spring, basketball in winter, and now softball.
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Engleman
WAA
Cam Jansen
Engleman Hall
Moulton Hall
Englemanites
Campus Night Parade and Song Fest at Night Dana
The campus hosts a Night parade with Thelma Pflaging and her orchestra for music from 9 to 12. A Song Fest follows at 10:15 during intermission with rules limiting to one song and banning sound or lighting effects. Judges include Evelyn Bradshaw of Kent National Bank and Kenneth Osborne, acting head of the school of music. In rain, events move to Wills gymnasium.
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Thelma Pflaging
Evelyn Bradshaw
Kent National Bank
Kenneth Osborne
School of Music
Wills Gymnasium
Carnival invites community to enjoy evening
Patterson urged residents to attend with doors opening at 7 30 p m for a carnival night lasting until 11 featuring activities and entertainment for all attendees.
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Patterson
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Gracie Allen
George Burns
Ed Reed
Jenveke
By Don Crotty
Paul
Waner
Hank Johnston
Jonah
Can's Shoe Repair
N. Water St
Trory
W. Main St
Kent
Helen Kirkup
Sis Lewandowskie
Betty Faulds
Vi Baker
Nancy McNutt
Doby Greenes
Margaret Robinson II
Ruth Howell
Miriam Gilcrest
Dorothy DeWitter
Nikkie Lupan
Lois Poole
Dorothy Shay
Martha Hohenshie
Nellie Poling
Eleanor Crouself
Mrs. Harvey
Izetta Alberry
Cureee
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