Kent State Considers Varsity Basketball Return 1944
Kent State University may revive varsity basketball for 1944 45 as President George A Bowman promises a coach if students prove support. After 1943 wartime suspensions most male students were in service and intramurals carried the sport. YMCA asks men to record interest and playing background by noon Monday to back a potential schedule.
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Kent State University
George A. Bowman
Kent State
Bowman
YMCA
Kent
Roy Dunn
Merrill Hall
Cards Even Series As Browns Fall 3 2 World Series
Cardinals tie the world series at one game each as Max Lanier shuts out the Browns until the seventh. ODay delivers the decisive run in the eleventh for a 3 2 win. Potter, Muncrief, and Donnally figure in the mound decisions with Kramer likely starting for St Louis today.
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Billy Southworth
Cardinals
Harry Breeden
Browns
Max Lanier
Cardinal
O'Day
Potter
Muncrief
Donnally
Cards
Brownies
Jack Kramer
Letters To The Editor On Kent State Basketball Talent
A reader asks that the dink tradition be settled to reveal talent and interest for Kent State University intercollegiate basketball this year. The letter names Dr A Sellen Roberts and other powers that be. Bud Gerber signs.
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A. Sellen Roberts
Kent State University
Bud Gerber
Appointment of Virginia Harvey to Health and Physical Education
President George A. Bowman announced the appointment of Mrs. Virginia Harvey as instructor in the health and physical education department for the coming year. A former University teacher from 1939 to 1942, she had worked with Capt. Ernest Harvey, now serving in New Guinea. She replaces Miss Evangeline Jaffars who is on leave.
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Virginia Harvey
George A. Bowman
University
Ernest Harvey
Kent
Harvey
New Guinea
Evangeline Jaffars
Freshmen and Students Listed in College Programs
Clarence Tomka Ralph Wilde and Donald Young freshmen enrolled in the college of business administration. Theodore Baskin Donald Crotty and Joseph Simek freshmen majors in journalism in liberal arts. Howard Welch sophomore pre medical. G I training group includes Richard Cone Michael Metyk Claude R Miller Jr James Patterson John A Peterson and Kenny Schmidt.
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Clarence Tomka
Ralph Wilde
Donald Young
College of Business Administration
College of Liberal Arts
Theodore Baskin
Donald Crotty
Joseph Simek
Howard Welch
G. I
Richard Cone
Michael Metyk
Claude R. Miller, Jr
James Patterson
John A. Peterson
Kenny Schmidt
Lost blue Parker pen near Brady returned to Gene Barker
Classified notice seeks a blue lifetime Parker pen lost near Brady. If found, return to Gene Barker. Phone 4380. Reward offered. Also for rent a double garage at 516 East Summit Street. Call 3848.
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Brady
Parker
Gene Barker
Summit St
First University Convocation Draws 300 Students
About 300 students attended the first student convocation held Wednesday night in the university auditorium. President George A. Bowman spoke as principal speaker. Music was led by Kenneth R. Osborne and George W. Gove with hymns, followed by social gatherings at Kent churches.
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University
George A. Bowman
Kent
Kenneth R. Osborne
School of Music
George W. Gove
Freshman Cap Order Delayed Until Two Weeks
Freshman caps have been ordered again and should arrive within two weeks. Sue Alstott serves as chair of the freshman cap committee and announced the update today.
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Sue Alstott
DeWeese Attends Health Conference With Associations
Dr. A. O. DeWeese head of health and physical education and executive secretary attends a meeting of the American School Health Association. The group meets in conjunction with the American Elic Health Association at the Hotel New Yorker from October 2 to 5.
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A. O. DeWeese
Department of Health and Physical Education
American School Health Association
American Elic Health Association
Hotel
New Yorker
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