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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1951
Page
5
Joe Lazor, standout on the golf squad, won the first Rubber City Open finishing three under par at 137. He defeated Denny Shute, Tom Jones Jr, Joe Thacker, and other notable players as Akron area golf honors rose.
The split-T spreads all linemen creating a hole rather than a passable gap and places faster linemen on the line. The quarterback handoffs occur at the line of scrimmage versus behind it, with the backfield diamond pattern maintaining a fullback behind the quarterback and two halfbacks flanking.
Three League I games opened the intramural football season with Kappa Sigma Sigma Nu and Delta Tau Delta winning. Mike Makyut fired passes for Kappa Sigma as Pike scored thrice. Sigma Nu beat Phi Gamma Theta 22 6 with Jim Cuppy 13 points. Delta Tau Delta edged Delta Upsilon 7 6 with Don Rhode converting the deciding extra point.
About 50 students 25 faculty and townspeople renovated the United Christian Fellowship home at 540 S Lincoln St. The project funded by a $500 student appeal redecorated the basement under a senior industrial arts student's supervision. Rev A L Carter director of UCF resides there. the house is owned by the Congregational church of Kent. Dr Charles Atkinson is board president of UCF.
Nancy Lee Sampsell, a former Kent State student and Newman club president, has joined United Air Lines as a stewardess assigned to Salt Lake City flights. She is among about 200 new hires this year, as United expands its 600-strong stewardess corps across its coast to coast and Pacific routes.
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