University Experts Pick Tigers To Win World Series Game
Campus poll of nine fans shows seven favor Detroit Tigers to win the seventh game over the Cubs. Hal Newhouser’s pitching cited as key with Hank Borowy搭 Chicago’s starter. University leaders Bowman Roberts Allen Manchester all back Detroit citing pitching and experience.
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Detroit Tigers
Tigers
Cubs
Hal Newhouser
Hank Borowy
Cub
Chicago
Newhouser
Bowman
K Vets Sponsor Weekly Social Dance in Wills Gym
K Vets will sponsor a season of socials every Wednesday night from 8 to 10 in Wills gymnasium. Miss Bertha Whitton assistant professor of physical education will advise the program featuring recorded music from top national dance bands.
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K-Vets
Wills’ Gymnasium
Bertha Whitton
Tigers Hope Experience Carries Detroit Past Cubs
Julie Juch notes Detroit’s lineup led by Greenberg York Cramer and veterans gives them edge. Gordon Knisely asserts Tigers’ batting depth overwhelms Cub pitching. E. C. Stopher agrees Detroit is the better team. Larry Woodell counters Cubs pitching may win today.
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Julie Juch
Tigers
Greenberg
York
Cramer
Larry Woodell
Chicago
Crowell Endorses Chicago Team Preference
A. A. Crowell states Chicago has the better team and that he roots for his boys, expressing personal support for the favored squad.
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A. A. Crowell
Chicago
WAA Announces Tea for New and Returning Members
The Women’s Athletic Association invites new and returning members to a tea on Thursday October 11 at 4 p.m. in the WAA room. After refreshments, fall season activities managers will outline plans for sports including modern dancing swimming soccer volleyball horseshoes bowling and hiking. Food committee members are Margaret Scullion chairman Pat Zimmerman and Betty Faulds.
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W.A.A
Food Committee
Margaret Scullion
Pat Zimmerman
Betty Faulds
Lt Col Novotny Visits Kent State Friends
Lt Col Ray Novotny, former Kent State coaching figure, returns to campus on leave after five years in the service with overseas time. He holds the Bronze Star and campaign medals from France, Italy, Czechoslovakia, and Brazil, and plans to resume coaching after winding up army duties in Washington.
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Col. Novotny
Kent
Ray Novotny
Kent State University
Novotny
France
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Brazil
Elmer Novotny
The
University
Kent State
Washington
Modern Dance Club to Hold First Meeting
The Modern Dance club invites swimmers and athletic club members to attend the first meeting on Tuesday October 16 at 7 30 p m in 119 Kent hall The Sharks club will meet at 9 15 p m the same night all interested invited to attend.
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Modern Dance
Kent Hall
Sharks Club
Five Teams Enter 1945-46 Intramural Horseshoes
Five teams will open the 1945-46 intramural season with a horseshoe tournament starting Tuesday Oct 16. Participants include Sigma Tau Gamma Packers Phi Beta Phi George Husa's All Stars and a freshman 49ers team. Touch football begins Oct 18 with Phi Beta Phi not entering. Additional dates Oct 23 30 Nov 6 for horseshoes and Oct 25 Nov 1 for football. Six gridiron games will be held on two fields simultaneously.
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Sigma Tau Gamma Fraternity
Packers
Phi Beta Phi Fraternity
George Husa
49Ers
Phi Beta Phi
Fall sports schedule and wrestling prep set by local clubs
Next week practice in wrestling begins under Buell Graven for a December mat tournament. Volleyball and handball start Nov 8 and 13, with nine players per side for rules on volleyball and football. Bowling is dropped due to cost. Clayton West, ex Akron and varsity basketball, manages the Packers. Ted Phillips runs the Gammas. George Keith heads the A9ers, George Husa leads the All Stars.
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Buell “Bud” Graven
Clayton West
Akron University
Packers
Gammas
Ted Phillips
George Keith
A9ers
George Husa
Satterlee To Lead Kent In Second Season Of Growth
Time Out Bill Satterlee begins his second year at Kent with a taller, steadier squad. Last season the Golden Flashes had inexperience and thin reserve strength but showed fight. Main returnees include Ludeck Schlemmer Phillips Adams Ellis Beachy and Clark with West plus a large freshman class providing depth.
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Bill Satterlee
Kent
Satterlee
Golden Flashes
Bill Ludeck
Ohio
Bill Schlemmer
Ted Phillips
Jack Adams
Fred Ellis
Jim Beachy
Flashes
Jim Clark
Clayton West
Akron
First Season Freshmen With Notable High School Records
Several new freshmen bring strong prep qualifications. Bill Stringer of Canton Timken stands 6 feet 2 inches and played on top Timken squads. Clyde Maxen, an all league forward from Springfield township, and George Fulton an all Ohio selection at Canton St John are mentioned among others with past college and high school ball experience.
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Bill Stringer
Canton Timken
Timken
Clyde Maxen
Springfield Township
George Fulton
Canton St. John
Satterlee Eyes Returning Players From Kent Plans
Satterlee hopes to secure former Kent attendees now in the armed forces. Most games are set for the second quarter and some men may return for winter term. Practice starts around Nov 1 with Baldwin Wallace on Dec 6 as the first contest.
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Satterlee
Kent
Baldwin-Wallace
Undefeated Kent Roosevelt to face Ravenna in Friday clash
Kent Roosevelt and Ravenna meet Friday night in Ravenna for the Courier-Record trophy battle. Coaches Carl Gilcrest and Harry Gilcrest headline a brothers versus rivals grudge game as the undefeated teams seek victory and bragging rights. Last year Ravenna won the contest.
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Ravenna
Courier-Record
Carl Gilcrest
Kent
Harry
Harry's Ravens
Roosevelt
Ravens Strong Forward Wall Keys Untouched Season
The Kent at tack features Jack Kiddy a line smashing right halfback and Don Howard a fleet footed left halfback. Johnny Cipriano stands out in Raven backfield as a hard hitting halfback and Ravenna’s Red and Blue wall keeps them undefeated this season.
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Kent
Jack Kiddy
Don Howard
Raven
Johnny Cipriano
Ravenna
New Tennis Courts To Be Erected Soon
University president George A Bowman announces 24 new tennis courts for the campus. Construction starts next spring behind Engleman Hall and the women's athletic field with six clay courts and additional courts to follow. High fences guard the back campus area and a log post guard rail protects lilac land near Engleman hall. An asphalt walk will be added after fencing is finished.
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George A. Bowman
University
Engleman Hall
Wills Gymnasium
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