KSU Averages Strong Start Toward 1948 49 Wins
KSU athletes aim to top their .701 season win record from last year as the 1948-49 campaigns begin. Wes Stevens, Joe Begala and Harry Adams steer winter squads. Stevens swimmers go 9 and 2. Begala wrestlers 10-2. Adams basketball 15-8. Spring sports bring more success with Chesnutt leading tennis 6-3 and Begala track placing third in the Ohio Conference. The 1948 gridiron has opened with wins over Mt. Union and Wooster.
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Golden Flash
KSU
Flash
Trey Rees
Wes Stevens
Joe Begala
Harry Adams
Stevens
Begaila
Adams
Karl Chesnutt
Netters
Begala
Tracksters
Ohio
Akron U
Zips
Mt. Union
Wooster
Open Pool Hours Set For Quarter
The physical education department sets daily pool hours from 5 to 6 p m with extra time on Mondays and Thursdays from 7 30 to 9 30 p m Admittance requires swimming cards from the HPE office and a health certificate from the university health service.
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Physical Education Department
HPE
University Health Service
Seven Married Husky Wives Hold Dinner for Kent State Gridsters
The seven wives of Kent State football players keep dinner waiting after practice as their husbands remain out. The trend is changing though with 13 Huskies married last year.
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Kent State
KSU
Flashes Face Unbeaten Bowling Green In Open Season Schedule
KSU foes stall unbeaten as Bowling Green State University tops the list with two wins. The Bee Gees beat Ohio University 13-7 and edged Central Michigan 13-12. Upcoming games include Central Michigan, Western Reserve, Youngstown, Akron, Muhlenberg, Canisius, and Connecticut.
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Bowling Green State University
Flashes
Bee Gees
Ohio University
Central Michigan
Trevor Rees
Chippewas
Ferris Institute
Bowling Green
Michigan
Blue
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
League Park
Red Cats
Western Michigan
Miami University
Youngstown College
Penguins
Canisus
Muhlenburg
Akron University
Baldwin-Wallace
Findlay
Connecticut
Yale
Lineup Intact For Fracas Against New Foes Tonight
Coach Trevor Rees will field the same starting unit as last week for the Golden Flashes against Waynesburg. Ohio powers Wilbur Little and Bob Pease anchor the backfield with QB Jerry Tuttle and FB Gene Hudson. End posts are Bob Evans and George Ettler. line features Klein, Hughes, Kotis, Kovalick, and centers Folin or Ahern. Defenders include Radabaugh, Betteker, Nolfi, Blankship, Barna, White, Hyser, Pisani, with Russell at safety and Barton Capriolo at halfback.
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Trevor Rees
Wooster
Golden Flashes
Flashes
Yellow Jackets
Blue and Gold
Ohio
Wilbur Little
Bob Pease
Jerry Tuttle
Ohio State
Gene Hudson
Bob Evans
George Ettler
Frank Klein
John Hughes
Dick Kotis
George Kovalick
Dwight Follin
Pete Ahern
Don Radabaugh
Bill Betteker
Mario Nolfi
Bill Blankship
Joe Barna
Don White
Ray Hyser
Joe Pisani
Fred Russell
Bill Barton
Ed Capri
Intra Fraternity Touch Football Scores
Phi Gamsa Nip rivals win 7 to 6 as Phi Gamma Theta edges Kappa Sigma Chi by Jevnikar extra point. Ziegler scored the losers only TD. Kappa Mu Kappa trounces Phi Beta Phi 19 0. Delta Phi Sigma drubs Alpha Epsilons 34 0. Gamma Tau Delta beats Alpha Phi Beta 14 0. Jim Lali 13 points. Rusty Johnson adds extra point. League IV-V action set for next Monday.
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Phi Gamma Theta
Kappa Sigma Chi
Jevnikar
Ziegler
Delta Phi Sigma
Alpha Epsilons
Gamma Tau Delta
Alpha Phi Beta
Jim Lali
Fred Scadding
Rusty” Johnson
The
Gophers
Ohio Buckeyes
Ella Maes
Tau Kappa Club
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Tuttle
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Isaak
Tomly
Termf
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Kappa Mu Kappa
Phi Beta Phi
Che Robin Rood
Hamburgs
ALA Carte
Ost
Campus Supply Store
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