Penguins visit Youngstown in vital 1948 grid clash
The Penguins travel to Youngstown for a crucial game as Beebe’s squad seeks an upset to bolster a 3-2 record. Key players include Bobby Gibson at quarterback and Conzi Lucci returning from injury, facing a fast Youngstown squad led by Al Campana and Mike Dayzo in a rugged four game stretch.
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Lynn Sends KSU Frosh Against Raiders Today
The Lynn led KSU frosh coached by George Lynn will face the Raiders in a balanced T offense setup. Notable players include Nick Dellerba and Guy Mills at quarterback, with Mancos Amadio at halfback and Di Vito Katko at fullback as the Flashes seek season momentum.
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Akron
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Paul Amadio
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August di Vito
Cleveland West High
Herbert Katko
Hubbard High
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Russ Stahlman
Kent State High
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Cuyahoga Falls
Carl] Sheets
Columbiana
Nunzio Polichene
Ravenna
Jim Mullane
Canton Central Catholic
Ralph Gunner
Hubbard
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Canton McKinley
Deadline Set for Touch Volleyball Entries
Intramural director Vic Moore announced a 4 p.m. deadline today for fraternity and independent teams to file entries in the intramural office at Wills gym. Play in the leagues is scheduled to begin next week.
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KSU and YoCo Bands Prepare for Tonight’s Game
The KSU and YoCo bands perform tonight as a musical backdrop for the Youngstown State football clash. KSU director Roy D. Metcalfe leads a snappy pregame and halftime show.
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Gophers Lodgers Gamma Tau Delta KMK win intramural football
Four teams remain in the intramural touch football championship after Wednesday night results. Lodgers beat Barracks B 10 6, Gophers defeated Barracks A 8 0, Gammas toppled Castoffs 12 0, and Knucks shut out Club 237 13 0. First round of remaining games played.
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Mesek Barna and Hyser Lead Golden Flashes Linebackers
Barna Mesek and Hyser anchor Kent State's 5-3-2-1 defense with Hyser at 230 pounds and 6'5". Mesek 6'1" 220 pounds, AP all Ohio freshman, returns after knee surgery and handles extra point kicking. Barna, from McDonald PA, starts as defensive guard in his first varsity season after freshman year at Cleveland Benedictine.
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Buck" Hyser
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Buck” Hyser
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