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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1944
Page
4
Sports notes recount Georgia Techs 17 to 15 victory over Navy with talk of clergy and residence rules challenges. mentions Ted Phillips Akron high school run and a prankster pregame Brady-Bookies scene.
The 48ers scored two late touchdowns to beat the Flashes 24 to 13 at Rockwell field. Their win moved them to first in intramural standings, one point ahead of the Flashes and two ahead of the YM.
Notre Dame meets unbeaten Illinois in a major clash as Illinois backs speed tests Notre Dame line. Ohio State battles Minnesota while Michigan faces Purdue and Army meets Duke in New York as the week’s key games. Expert panel includes E Ladislaw Novotny George Insche and Wayne Berry.
Ruth Sparhawk announced yesterday that the Women s Athletic Association proposed two amendments to its constitution. Members should watch the bulletin board for posting to vote for or against. An intramural board is being formed to run an impartial program and each organization will be notified of meetings. Mrs Virginia Harvey leads modern dance again amid usual stiffness and soreness, with graceful movement improving. Soccer sees Lowry hall girls beat Gamma Sigs 6 0 while Tri Sigs and Eagleman B tie 0 0. Horseshoe round one must finish by 4 p m today, Lee Marra manager. A set is best two of three. Flo Bobby reports Sharks club attendance over eighty.
Ninety University men attended the Men's Union banquet at First Christian church Wednesday evening. Dean Raymond E. Manchester spoke on the fine work of the Men's Union and its role in supporting what servicemen treasure in their college memories.
Roy Dunn, president, announced the Young Men’s Christian Association will meet Monday October 30 at 7 30 p m in room 219 Kent hall. All members are urged to attend as the meeting is very important.
Intramural manager Earl Stewart urges Freshman Upperclassman cage games teams to form capable squads by Wednesday. Men’s Union backs three Wednesday 7 p.m. games with social dancing after each. George Papp Harry Daniels and Ted Phillips refine plans and aim to finalize by Monday.
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