Bloomfield Stars and Bloomfield Legacy Highlighted by Tomkowski
Henry Tomkowski, a freshman at Kent, recalls Bloomfield High of New Jersey as a state pigskin powerhouse with seven straight titles from 1932 to 1938 and wins in 1942 43 and 44. He cites Bloomfield football stars like Eddie Berlinski Stan Krivick Bill Indian Gyer and Ray Frick plus baseball alumni Wanrowsky and Miller now with Newark. He notes girls archery teams reaching national and state contests and outlines his plan to pursue varsity athletics at Kent while conditioning through intramurals.
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George Husa
Washington High
Massillon
Henry Tomkowski
College of Liberal Arts
Bloomfield High
New Jersey
Bloomfield
Tomkowski
Hank Borowy
Borowy
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Frank Wangrowsky
Bob Miller
Newark
Eddie Berlinski
North Carolina
Grantland Rice
Stan Krivick
Fordham
Notre Dame
Fighting Irish
Bill
Gyer
Colgate
Ray Frick
Penn
Kent
van Darby
Van
Kentucky Darby
Bloomfield N. J
John and
Phillip Garret
Henry Tom Kowski Named For Kent University Honor
A local scouting note suggests Henry Tom Kowski is a natural choice for Kent University’s blue and gold standard bearer role, reflecting community hopes for a standout senior leader.
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Tion
Bloomfield
Henry Tomkowski
Kent
Horseshoe Start Even Stephen
In the first intra mural match of the season all teams split evenly. WEST and Shira of the Packers defeated Logan and Beachy Sigma Tau Gamma 21 3 and 21 9. Solak and Twerell of the All Stars beat Knisely and Edixon 21 5 and 21 12. Looper defeated Zalundy 21 20 and 21 14.
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West
Shira
Packers
Logan
Beachy
Sigma Tau Gammas
Phillips
Greenwald
Solak
Twerell
All- Stars
Knisely
Edixon
49Ers
Art Club Constitution Read at Meeting
The Art club will meet Thursday October 18 in room 201 Kent hall. Members are urged to attend for a reading of the constitution and planning of future events. There will also be a check on the election of officers.
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Art Club
Kent Hall
K Vet Formal Slated For Moulton
An open format sponsored by the K Vets will be held at Moulton hall on Friday November 2 from 9 to 12 p m Marian Miller and her 10 piece all girl orchestra will perform Dr Ada V Hyatt dean of women has granted automatic 1 o clock permits to university women attending the affair.
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Moulton Hall
Marian Miller
Allgirl
Ada V. Hyatt
Army and Navy Dominate Nation's Football Field
Army and Navy lead national play with undefeated status and star players. Pennsylvania, Columbia, and Holy Cross top the East, while Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi State, and Georgia pace the South. Ohio State Purdue Minnesota Notre Dame stand undefeated in the Midwest. Texas Tulsa lead the Southwest. Southern California leads the Far West after a loss to San Diego Navy.
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Pennsylvania
Columbia
Holy Cross
Army
Navy
South
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi State
Georgia
Midwest
Ohio State
Purdue
Minnesota
Notre Dame
Texas
Tulsa
Southwest
Southern California
San Diego Navy
The Garrets of Lincoln Street
A humorous column by John and Phillip Garret recounts mischief at Kent with playful asides about beds collapsing and a moonlit apartment scene. It mentions George Papp and George Husa, along with local allusions to Engleman hall and the intramural horseshoe tournament.
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Engleman Hall
George Husa
Kent
Schines
Time Out: Student Council Rejects Varsity Athletics Budget
The student council vetoed the annual varsity athletics budget, deeming it inadequate to meet probable needs and noting no spring sports funding. It cites failure of the allocations and athletic policy committees to meet, calls for new chairs, and questions the adequacy of Ted Phillips and the allocations committee.
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Ted Phillips
KSU Opens Football Season With Two Games On Rockwell Field
KSU kicks off fall athletics on Thursday Oct 18 at 4 pm on Rockwell field with two matches. On the north field the Packers face Sigma Tau Gamma. Packers coach Charles West reports secret gym practices and a razzle-dazzle attack. Sigma Taus bring a veteran squad from last year and should provide a tough test. Expect a close league race with strong competition from all teams.
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KSU
Rockwell Field
Packers
Sigma Tau Gamma
Charles West
Freshman Injured in College Soccer Class
Olga Jansa a freshman in the college of education is recovering in the infirmary after a badly sprained leg injury in soccer class. Dr A O DeWeese head of health and physical education department commented after x rays were taken.
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Olga Jansa
College of Education
A. O. DeWeese
Department of Health and Physical Education
Blair and Heer Attend Deans Meeting in Columbus
Dr. John L. Blair dean of the college of education and Dr. Amos L. Heer director of teacher training traveled to Columbus Friday to attend a meeting of deans of educational schools.
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John L. Blair
College of Education
Amos L. Heer
Columbus
Deans of Educational Schools
Classified BOY OR GIRL to work evening at the CARDINAL
Help wanted advertisement seeks a male or female applicant for evening work at the Cardinal venue. Apply in person to inquire about duties and schedule.
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Stephen
Moulton
Fenn Dairy
Lincoln Street
Gortz
George Papp
Tony's Shoe Repair
E. Main ST
Earl's
Main ST
By Hank Johnston
I-M Tourney
Sigma Tau's
Blair, Heer
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Sporting Goods
N. Water St
Getz
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