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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1951
Page
3
Jack Mancos the all Ohio halfback showed potential for All American honors by setting multiple MAAC marks in limited action. He scored 30 points in a 48 19 win over Western Michigan including 18 on three touchdown receptions. He added two TDs in a 28 27 win over Mt Union before an injury limited further work.
Kent weightlifter Pete George departs for Italy to compete in the world championships from Oct 26 to 28. He holds the world record in the two hand clean and jerk and will contest the middleweight class in press, snatch, and the clean and jerk. The U S sends seven lifters with both team and individual events. George expects Italy or Russia to be his toughest opposition.
Kent State’s Willy DiVencenzo, 19, 5 9 180, stars as the middle of a stingy defensive line. The junior has earned two letters and a freshman award, with all-state high school honors and a wrestling award in his background. He serves in the Naval Reserve and is eligible for the draft while studying sales advertising.
Coach Bud Haerr invites all interested male students to report tomorrow at 7 p.m. to the east balcony of the MPE building for varsity tryouts. Freshmen are eligible for varsity under the NCAA and Mid-American Conference ruling.
Twin Lakes leagues I and II opened with four games on Monday. Kova cic scored twice as Twin Lakes beat the Rangers 32 to 6. Rickard scored for the Rangers. Johnson led Soupies to a 24 to 20 win over the Dinks. Schaffer tied Johnson with two touchdowns. The Straight Shooters beat Stopher Loafers 14 to 7. the Mustangs defeated Moon Maulers 26 to 8. Marzulli and Celebreze scored for the Shooters. Hall scored for the Loafers.
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