Johnston Tops Experts With Il Correct Games
The first time since selections began the experts’ winners list changes as Jeanne McCord fails to win top honors though she leads in averages. Hank Johnston led last week with eleven correct of fifteen.
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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1944
Page
4
The first time since selections began the experts’ winners list changes as Jeanne McCord fails to win top honors though she leads in averages. Hank Johnston led last week with eleven correct of fifteen.
The intramural program starts with handball tonight and volleyball Thursday. All men interested should report to the gymnasium at 4 p.m., announced student manager Earl Stewart.
The frosh and upperclassmen meet in a Wednesday 7 p.m. game at Wills gym. The frosh won 24 15 in the last contest with over three hundred students present. If the frosh win, a third game will not be played. social dancing follows until 10 p.m.
Miss Laura Hill assists Miss Ora Bachman Miss Ethel Foster and Miss Ruth Parish of the training school to a teacher training conference in Columbus on November 11. Foster leads third grade Bachman the music supervisor Parrish supervises first grade.
The Sport-O-Gram laments delayed basketball at Kent with professor George J Altmann claiming the season starts in January. Students report scarce basketballs while volleyball and handball are common, and they question why five balls cannot be reserved for volunteers amid nationwide practice and fan interest.
University men interested in Boy Scout work are urged to contact Dr. Maurice Baum head of philosophy at the local university. The local Scout council will welcome both experienced and novice volunteers, as training for leadership will be provided.
A humorous school page recounts a supposed Wednesday basketball game between upperclassmen and freshmen. Spies call the tale Japanese propaganda and dodge the claim. The piece notes light attendance, playful banter, and dedicates kudos to the Peonies for their clear superior play.
Eunice Ballway announces weekly calendar for women from the Dean of Women’s office. The calendar is published each week and available in the office every Monday.
Theta Sigma Upsilon collected 13.63 dollars for the Penny Drive last week. Raymond E. Manchester dean of men announced the update. Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority will continue collecting pennies this week and Alpha Omega plans to solicit next week.
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