Kent State Dominates Bowling Green 13-0 in Windy Clash
Kent State at Bowling Green Game recap: undefeated Golden Flashes defeat Falcons 13-0 behind two touchdown passes to Jimmy Jones. This win extends Kent State’s winning streak to seven and positions them for a strong season as they head to the Rubber Bowl to face Akron.
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Bowling Green State
Fighting Falcons
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Jimmy Jones
Akron Kent football migration game tickets go on sale
Tickets for the Akron Kent football migration game go on sale at 9 a.m. announced by Elizabeth Tucker migration committee chair. The student council plans a pep rally and two victory dances and a migration parade from University circle to the Rubber Bowl with a Kent seating section and 80 cent general admission tickets downtown. The 1400 seat Kent student block lies between the 20 and 40 yard lines while the all girl marching band joins the 85 piece male band at halftime.
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Wills Gym
University Circle
Akron
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Auditions Open for Metropolitan Opera Talents
Metro politan Opera announces nationwide search with Kent vocalists invited to audition on WTAM Cleveland on November 19. Conductor Wilfred Pelletier will lead preliminaries and air auditions. apply by November 11 with photo to Helen McDermott at 230 Park Avenue New York City.
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Metropolitan Opera
WTAM
Cleveland
Wilfred Pelletier
Helen McDermott
Park Avenue
New York City
Miller Seeks Purchases Of 1939 Psychology Text
Professor Alvin J. Miller asked students with copies of The Psychology of Secondary School Teaching by Mursell to bring them to the book store for potential purchase.
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Alvin J. Miller
Mursell
High Above Cuyahoga's Waters
Beacon Journal sports editor Jim Schlemmer weighs college football results from Army Lafayette Kent and Notre Dame. The piece argues Lafayette and Kent beat Army and Washington Jefferson while Lafayette defeats the Prexy, but notes Cornell is rated No 1 by seven points, suggesting a discrepancy in rankings.
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Jim Schlemmer
Beacon-Journal
Notre Dame
Army
Lafayette College
Generals
Kent
Washington and
Jefferson
Lafayette
Schlemmer
Sadie Hawkins Day Winners Named in Beamy Pageant
Suits and Aschauer repeat as laurels in Sadie Hawkins events. Joan Norris matched Sadie in looks. Joe Aschauer and L il Bill Ortt shared top honors while Kay Suits and Marge Richards tied for Mammy Yokum look. Stubby Sindeldecker provided mountain music with Jack Ward's Swingsters.
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Sadie Hawkins
Hansum
Brady
Joan Norris
Sadie
Joe Aschauer
L'il
Bill Ortt
Kay Suits
Marge Richards
Daisy Mae
Kay
Dave Dowding
Pappy Yokum
Tony Weitzel
The
Beacon-Journal
Mistah Weitzel
June Boldro
Yokum
Lonesome
Polecat
Carl
Speech School Opens Open-Air Theater Dream Realized
The open-air theater at the Speech School is under construction near the athletic field edge. A 70 foot stage, 25 feet wide and 30 inches high sits at the apex of a semi-circle of seating for 1,200, with overflow arrangements planned for 2,000 spectators.
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School of Speech
E. Turner Stump
Race Tightens As 50 Million Prepare To Enter Polls Today
The 1940 presidential race nears its close with forecasts and odds showing a tight finish between Wendell Wilkie and Franklin D. Roosevelt. Polls predict about 50 million votes, with Roosevelt leading but Wilkie closing the gap as final results loom.
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Woodrow
Hit Parade to Highlight University Formal at Portage Hotel
University theater will stage The Hit Parade featuring the five top student songs chosen by ballot. Frances Koole, manager, said the event is the first formal of the year and will be held December 7 at Portage hotel. Harry Grunau and his orchestra will perform the five most popular numbers. Dancing from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
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University Theater
Portage Hotel
Frances Koole
Harry Grunau
Willkie Favorite in Poll Among College Class
A class poll by Prof. Clarence Slocum in business administration shows Wendell Willkie favored by 136 students while Franklin D. Roosevelt trails with 123 votes. The result reflects student opinion during the lecture.
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Willkie
Clarence Slocum
Wendell Willkie
Roosevelt
Rally To Feature Student Assembly For Golden Flash Pep
A portion of today’s assembly, sponsored by the Men’s Union, will be devoted to a pep rally to support the Kent State Golden Flash football team. Coach G. D. Starn and assistant Wayne Sidinger will speak and introduce players. Ralph Wands, Fritzie Koole, Bill Leever, Betty Cramp ton and others will discuss science, speech, journalism and the Kent schools.
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Men's Union
G. D. Starn
Wayne Sidinger
Ralph Wands
Vincent McDevitt
Wands
Kent State
Fritzie Koole
Bill Leever
Kent
Betty Crampton
Seniors Hear Dr Byrne at Men's Union Meeting
Dr H D Byrne head of political science will speak to senior men at a meeting sponsored by the Men's Union today at the Robinhood. Henry LaTorraca is executive committee chairman.
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H. D. Byrne
Men's Union
Robinhood
Henry LaTorraca
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