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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1946
Page
4
Paul Loos, speedy right halfback for the Flash, threads past Baldwin Wallace defenders in the third quarter. Despite being among the lightest on the squad, Loos compensates with nimble moves and quick cuts.
Leo Kot and Pat Del Vecchio suffered injuries in the BW KSU game that could sideline them for Kalamazoo. Kot fractured a left leg bone while Del Vecchio sprained his right ankle on the third play but returned after re-taping.
The article quotes Joe Begala inviting any male student strong enough to carry books from Brady to the Atrium to try out for KSU wrestling. He aims for a proud team this year. The practice cage is open 3 to 5 p.m. daily though equipment is scarce. Regular practices start after the football season.
Kappa Sigma Chi faces Delta Phi Sigma Kappa Mu takes on Alpha Phi Beta Phi plays Gamma Tau Delta in a Thursday slate of fraternity football games.
Coach Harry Adams announced the Golden Flashes will likely add home games this winter against Ashland College and Western Reserve University after progress in negotiations. A potential third opponent is South Dakota Wesleyan, but securing a date remains uncertain due to scheduling difficulties.
Kent State and Akron game tickets go on sale tomorrow at Trory’s music store and Merle Wagoner’s office. Student tickets start at 1.25 dollars with reserve seats at 1.85 dollars. Reserved sections include east side center from goal line to goal line and sections C D E. student section is section F from the 25 to 35 yard lines.
Kent State seeks a strong rebound after a 24-0 loss to Baldwin Wallace. The Flashes beat Akron 23-6 in 1942 with Bill Barton scoring twice. Barton and teammates previously earned haircuts during that week. Kalamazoo College beat Albion 24-0 last week, signaling a tough test Friday at Kalamazoo.
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