Mittiga Tops Kent Scoring In Three Straight Victories
Mittiga leads Kent State in total points and average yards per rush as the Flashes post three straight wins over Bluffton Assumption and Hiram. Eddie Lewis ranks second in scoring with 18 points and Kent totals 82 points, while the team shows strong passing and rushing and a heavy penalty disadvantage for opponents.
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Mittiga
Kent
Mickey Mittiga
Kent State
Mick
Lincoln Hackim
Flashes
Bluffton
Assumption
Hiram
Mituga
Eddie Lewis
Jimmy Jones
Eddie Biasella
Buzz Wetzel
Howard Mack
Stan Drongowski
Bill Boliantz
Anton Lessek
Mike Feduniak
Blue
Gold
Jack Mosier
Hal Martin
Bob Williams
Joe Mi Jeski
Dean Winsper
Dice Alexander
Bill Wagoner
Price Wins Tight Intramural Horseshoe Match
Joe Price of Delta Phi Sigma defeated Hank LaTorrica of KMK in a close round robin horseshoe contest 21 16 16 21 21 19 after nearly an hour. KMK pair Bu zelencia and Mouse beat Wilbur and Boyle 21 11 8 21 21 13 in doubles. Gammas took two points from Kappa Sigs on forfeit as Phi Beta beat Alpha Phi Beta in both singles and doubles.
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Joe Price
Delta Phi Sigma
Hank LaTorrica
KMK
Price
Buzelencia
Mouse
Wilbur
Boyle
Gammas
Kappa Sigs
Phi Beta
Alpha Phi Beta
Missing Locker Sweater For Jim Alogdelis
A student reports Jim Alogdelis’s varsity sweater borrowed from his locker and asks classmates to return it. The note requests its prompt recovery and reentry to the team gear.
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Jim Alogdelis
Jim
Reds Win World Series in Seventh Inning Rally
Cincinnati Reds defeat Detroit Tigers 2 1 in Cincinnati to claim their first World Series title since 1919. Paul Derringer held Detroit to seven hits and broke the Reds’ 5 game loss streak in World Series play. Frank McCormick opened the decisive rally with a double, driving in Jimmy Ripple who had scored earlier on a double.
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Reds
Cincinnati Reds
Detroit Tigers
Cincinnati
Paul Derringer
Detroit
New York Yankees
Sullivan
Newsom
Gehringer
Frank McCormick
Jimmy Ripple
Wilson
Ripple
Lombardi
Myers
Correction on Kent football playmaker miss
The correction states James Blackstock the senior tackle from Cleveland blocked the punt leading to Kent’s first touchdown last Saturday. Ed Chesleski recovered the ball for Kent. The error appeared in yesterday’s Stater.
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Ed Chesleski
Kent
James Blackstock
Cleveland
Chesleski
Tigers Lose World Series as Derringer Baffles Lineup
Derringer and Wilson shut down Detroit after Gehringer’s lone hit, sealing the world championship for Cincinnati in Ohio. Newsom, Sullivan, and Derringer worked the battery for Cincinnati while Detroit used Newsom and Sullivan.
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Gehringer
Tigers
Derringer
Ohio
Cincinnati
Wilson
Detroit
Newsom
Reds Clinch World Series As Averill Delivers Pinch Hit
In the ninth, Earl Averill pinch hits for Buck Newsom with the Reds leading 2 1. Derringer starts and Averill hits a soft grounder to Eddie Joost at second as Cincinnati eyes the championship. Crowd roars in victory as Reds claim the world title.
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Earl Averill
Buck Newsom
Reds
Tigers
Cleveland
Derringer
Averill
Paul Derringer
Cincinnati
Eddie Joost
Cincinnati Reds
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