Kent State Freshmen Cut from 240 to 80
The 240 tryouts, largest in university history, were cut to 80 as coach Haerr seeks a talent pool with desire to play. With trimming, the team may lack varied attack in the opener at Bowling Green on Oct 28. The Junior Flashes will run the T formation like the varsity. Remaining schedule has home games against Mt. Union on Nov 10 and Akron U freshmen on Nov 17.
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Touch Football In Full Swing
Intramural football and badminton action reported with results from Thursday and Monday games. Stranger squad beat Stopher Hall Wonders 14 0. Box Hounds 15 Wolf Pack 6. Sigma Nu Tau Kappa 12 Delta Upsilon Phi Gamma Theta 0. Terrace Gamblers 18 Rentz Raiders. Little Giants 12 Section 8 7. Barracks C Ohio Buckeyes 27 The Squires 0. Twin Lakes 0 Squires 6. Badminton sets set for Oct 24 with pairs listed.
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Phi Gamma Theta
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Rentz Raiders
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Squires
Twin Lakes
Bob Voth
Ed Becker
Dick Sharrock
John Beles
Chuck Riggs
John Pohlod
Don Pike
Phil Battes
Weightlifting Club Set Meeting for Student Recognition
All interested weightlifters are invited to a meeting at 119 Kent tomorrow at 4 p.m. Coach Pete George aims to push for college recognition for the lifters this year.
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Hoopsters hold season opener meeting for Flashes
Coach Dave McDowell announces the basketball season and calls all varsity players and tryout prospects to a meeting tomorrow at 7 p.m. at 119 Kent to discuss the Flashes team and upcoming tryouts.
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Powers Proves Himself as Flash Defensive Backbone
Paul Powers, a first year varsity player for the Flash, emerges as a top defensive back alongside teammates Rudy Gerbitz Eddy Capri and Howie Wolfgram. A Tallmadge graduate of 1945 with three letters in sports, the 22 year old Navy veteran is a junior in the College of Business Administration and plans for graduation next year.
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Paul Powers
Flash
Paul
Rudy Gerbitz
Eddy Capri
Howie Wolfgram
Tallmadge High School
Pete
Kent
Akron
Powers
College of Business Administration
Commerce
South Pacific
Navy
Kent State Soccer Team Begins Season With Narrow Losses
The Kent State University soccer squad opens the year with a 6 2 defeat at Oberlin and a 3 2 loss at Western Reserve. Mink Danilo and Hank Sternweiler scored in the Oberlin game while Sternweiler netted twice against the Red Cats at Reserve. Roy Simpson and Bernie Hornish stood out in the Western Reserve match.
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Oberlin College
Kent State University
Nets
Martin “Mink
Danilo
Harry Klidos
KSU
Western Reserve University
Hank Sternweiler
Red Cat
Sternweiler
Roy Simpson
Bernie Hornish
Two Students Seek Co-Residents for Gas Heated Bungalow
Classified notice where two students invite two others to join in a fully furnished gas heated bungalow with a complete kitchen. Contact Kent 3827 for details.
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Kent
Bobs Banter Reacts to Kent State Football and ROTC Loyalty
Bob Williams criticizes fans who denigrate quarterback Jerry Tuttle despite his six touchdown passes this season. He praises Lt. Col. Thomas F. Wall for loyalty to Kent State, noting Wall directs the ROTC program and boosted the campus Booster Club into a leading organization.
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Colonel Wall
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