Flashes Readied for Homecoming Battle Against Bowling Green
Coach Trevor Rees leads the Golden Flashes toward a homecoming clash with Bowling Green University. About 10,000 fans expected as Kent seeks a fourth win in an undefeated season amid BG’s 27 returning letter men and size advantage. Kent lists starters and backfield options as game time nears.
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Hank Johnston
Trevor Rees
Golden Flashes
Falcons
Bowling Green University
University Field
Flashes
Kent
Bob Whittaker
Bowling Green
Falcon
Russ van Atta
Whittaker
Central Michigan
Ball State
Ohio Foot
Varsity K Tickets for 1946-47 Contests On Sale
Former varsity letter winners may obtain varsity K tickets admitting them to all 1946-47 home athletic contests. Tickets are non transferable and available at Merle Wagoner's office 303M hall or at the varsity K table at the athletic field Saturday. A tax payment before each game is the only charge.
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Merle Wagoner
All-American Rees Named Young Football Coach at KSU
Trevor Rees age 32, former OSU end and two college all-star participant, has held multiple coaching roles since 1936. He led Shaw High School Cleveland, coached OSU freshmen under Paul Brown, served in the Navy as aviation physical training officer, and returned to coaching as end coach at OSU before taking the KSU job in January.
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Trevor Rees
OSU
Detroit Lions
New York Giants
Shaw High School
Cleveland
Paul Brown
Navy
Iowa Seahawks
Ohio State
KSU
Adams and Begala Veterans Help Lead Kent State Sports
Regala Adams arrived at Kent State in 1941 as a football coach and HPE instructor and later became head basketball coach after World War II. Joe Begala, associate professor and wrestling coach, returns this spring for his fifteenth season. his teams have secured 11 wrestling championships in 13 years. Both men served in the Navy during the war and returned to contribute to Kent State athletics.
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Harry Adams
Kent
Joe Begala
HPE
Begala
Navy
Ohio University
Columbus
Ohio
Buckeye
J.g
Wes Stevens Ex Navy Coach Recalls Shaw Start
Wesley Stevens, ex Navy chief specialist and later ensign, began coaching at Shaw high school as Trevor Rees’s assistant. He starred for Rees’s Shaw eleven and played at Purdue before moving to Euclid Central high school. In the Navy he coached at Toledo Naval Station and posted strong records against Ohio and Michigan colleges. He is married with a one-year-old daughter.
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Wesley Stevens
Shaw High School
Trevor Rees
Wes
Rees
Shaw
Purdue University
Euclid Central High School
Navy
Toledo Naval Station
Ohio
Michigan
Ensign
Pacific Theatre
Karl Chesnutt Joins KSU as Coach and HPE Instructor
Karl Chesnutt began duties at Kent State University in 1943 as assistant football coach and instructor in health and physical education. He earned a B S from Ohio University in 1935, served as a navy communications officer in the Philippines, and was released from duty in March. He misses Kent games due to scouting work, while pursuing a Master of Arts in addition to other duties.
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Karl Chesnutt
KSU
HPE
Ohio University
Navy
Kent
J.g
Philippines
M.A
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Kent State
Defiance
Mt. Union
Wayne Bordner
Stan Yoder
Miami
Purdue
Golden Flash
Bill Barton
Lou Toth
Tommy Kot
Toth
Pat del Vecchio
Harold Miller
Jack Britt
Ralph Garmus
Frank Mesek
Dwight Follin
Barton
Tom Kot
Paul Loos
Neal Nelson
Doyle Nutter
Nelson
D. H. Green, Inc
Kent, Ohio
Bowling
Adams
Stevens
Flash
Muskingum University
Uhrichsville High School
Uhrichsville
Northwestern
Chesnutt
Karl and
Music OF Troy Singer Orchestra
Judy Singer
Semler's Hotel
Cuyahoga Falls
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