Kent State Football Gains National Recognition
Kent State earns praise from Street & Smith and Eddie Dooley magazines as rising gridiron prospects. Dooley ranks Kent State 124th nationally, near Georgia Tech and Army, with comparisons to NYU, Illinois, Yale, and Akron noted. The other publication puts Kent State ahead of Western Reserve and Case, signaling growing nationwide attention.
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Case
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Bowling Green
Akron
No Subsidizing Here Clevelanders Pick KSU
Three Cleveland linemen join Kent State for Saturdays game with Bluffton. Walt Porowski is a 205 pound senior right tackle and AP and UP All Ohio honoree. Lou Toth is a junior left end and former East Tech letter winner. Harry Kuzmenko, a sophomore, will start at left guard and previously starred at John Adams high school.
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Walt Porowski
Lou Toth
Harry Kuzmenko
Porowski
Cleveland South
Kent State
Associated Press
United Press
Lou
East Tech
Kuzmenko
John Adams High School
Akron
Nick Carter Welcomes Daughter After Birth at Ravenna Hospital
Nick Carter, graduate assistant in health and physical education, became a father when his wife delivered a baby girl yesterday at Robinson Memorial hospital in Ravenna. The couple prepared cigars today to celebrate the birth.
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Nick Carter
Robinson Memorial Hospital
Ravenna
Flashes Practice On New Field At Bluffton
Coach Rosy Starn leads Golden Flash gridders in first practice on the new varsity field after gathering on Rockwell field at 4 p m. The squad wastes time with passing drills as Joe Mileski shines with precise passing and smart running. Tomorrow they walk to the field. Saturday's Bluffton game and all home games will use bus transport due to no field house yet. Vincent Fergus, all city center from Youngstown, turned out with the freshmen yesterday.
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Rosy” Starn
Golden Flash
Bluffton
Kent State University
Cleveland
Rockwell Field
G. D. Starn
Joe Mileski
Rockwell
Vincent Fergus
Youngstown
Freshmen invited to join LeBar band in auditorium today
Freshman Kenny LeBar seeks new members for a dance band and asks interested men to meet in the auditorium at 4 p m today. If they cannot attend call 4172. LeBar, who has led his own band in Warren, said all music will be furnished.
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Kenny LeBar
LeBar
Warren
Jimmy Jones Sees Pro Football as Doable After Injury
Jimmy Jones, former Kent football star who left the Detroit Lions after an exhibition game injury in Pittsburgh, argues pro football is not too tough and pays well. He says the league’s longer season and stiffer competition are offset by money and that football at times is easier than college while conceding harder linemen and faster backs in the pros. He praises his former teammates as a fine group of fellows.
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Jimmy Jones
Kent
Detroit Lions
Pittsburgh
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Classifieds Lost and For Sale Fragments
Fragmented notices list lost items and for sale offers including a Shaeffer pen to McGilvrey on Charles Buster for 147 dollars and a brown purse missing. Also mentions freshman textbooks Zoology and Manual Spanish with dissecting set and two hero arrows. Mrs. Pervgory at 316 N Lincoln referenced.
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Pearl Shaeffer Pen
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Charles Buster
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Pervgory
Lincoln
Books Appoints Editor Dale Books Named Picture Editor
Dale Books, journalism instructor, appointed picture editor of Scholastic Editor. The magazine serves high schools and colleges with a circulation of about 20 000 copies.
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Dale Books
Scholastic Editor
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