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Newspaper

Kent Stater

Location

Kent, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1949

Page

3

Revised Flash Line-Up To Face Michigan Chips

A revised Golden Flash grid line-up will face Central Michigan tonight at 8 15 p m on Memorial Field. Coach Trevor Rees inserts new names in offense and defense to regain wins with Jim Coll at right end and Vic McIntire returning to guard. Defensive changes include Rudy Gerbitz at right end and Frank Klein stepping in at left tackle.

Michigan Central Michigan Memorial Field Kent Eleven Trevor Rees Jim Coll Coll Ohio University Bob Davis George Ettler John Hughes Frank Klein Pete Ahern George Kovalick Bob Miller Golden Flash Bobcats Vic McIntire Little Jerry Tuttle Jack “Wahoo” Mancos Kent Lee Oster Rees Rudy Gerbitz Ohio University Bobcats Bob Betteker Bill Blankenship

KSU Opens Soccer Season With Two Road Games

Kent State kicks off its inaugural season with a noon trip to Oberlin for the opener. Coach Fred Davidson then sends the squad to Western Reserve for the second match on the schedule.

Kent State Oberlin Fred Davidson Booters Western Reserve

Entries Due For Intramural Badminton Singles

The deadline for entries is this afternoon at 4 p.m. Applications may be filed at the intramural office.

Phi Kappa Tau, AE's Win in Greek Football Roundup

Four touch football games were played on waterlogged fields as Phi Kappa Tau edged Alpha Phi Beta 12 to 6 to claim a second straight win and league lead. Alpha Epsilon Pi earned their first win, 6 to 2, against the Friars.

Phi Kappa Tau Alpha Phi Beta Alpha Epsilon Pi Friars

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