All South Final Hopes Rise in Kansas City Tourney
Loyola New Orleans faces Southern Illinois Normal while Eastern Kentucky State Teachers meets Pepperdine in Friday semifinals of the National Intercollegiate tournament. Winners play for the title Saturday. four standout players Milosevich Chollett Lewis and Buzelich have led their teams.
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McKeever Names Filley to Cornell Grid Staff
Ithaca Cornell University confirms Ed McKeever retains four holdovers and adds Pat Filley former Notre Dame guard and captain in 1943 1944 as assistant coach with the football coaching staff for the upcoming season. Filley joins a crew including George K. James Ray Van Orman Speed Wilson and Robert L. Cullen.
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N. Y
Ed McKeever
Notre Dame
Cornell University
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Board of Physical Education and Athletics
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Ray van Orman
E. B. “Speed” Wilson
Robert L. Cullen
Champion Zollners Rebound Take Third Playoff Win
Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons defeated Sheboygan Redskins 58 to 47 to pull within 2-1 in NPBL playoffs. The Pistons led 39-23 at halftime amid a feverish final period, with game four set for Sunday to decide the series.
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Odds favor Bivins in third bout with Bettina at Garden
In New York Jimmy Bivins of Cleveland is 12-5 favorite to defeat southpaw Melio Bettina in a 10 round rubber match at Madison Square Garden. Bivins, age 28, has won their previous two decisions and carries a streak of 18 straight victories. Bettina is the Italian challenger from Beacon New York. Oscar Hammerstein I rose to fame in the 1890s through the cigar business.
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Beacon, NY
Notre Dame coaching exodus sparks postwar shuffle
The piece notes Ed McKeever leaving to coach at Cornell and Adam Walsh going to the Cleveland Rams, with Clem Crowe joining Notre Dame's lineup shifting as Iowa plans. It highlights Notre Dame’s long history as a coaching incubator and the prewar and wartime changes shaping who returns after the war. It also covers Cedar Rapids budget notices and local government actions.
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Jim Harris
Frank Carideo
Bill Hofer
Dr. Anderson
Swedish hurdler Lidman may skip Chicago relays
Haakon Lidman of Sweden faced a stiff knee after a hurdle collision and questioned his ability to race in Saturday's Chicago relays. Despite Lidman’s injury, the hurdler was still viewed as a top entrant alongside rivals including Ed Dugger of Dayton and Charles Parker now at Great Lakes. Gunder Hagg’s form was reportedly improving as he prepares for the event, with the Chicago relays drawing Midwest track talent and potential national title contenders.
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Rice Institute
Great Lakes
George Walker
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Cornell Sends Mile Relay Quartet to Chicago Relays
Cornell College tracksters head to the Chicago Invitational Relays on Saturday facing Lawrence Wheaton and North Central in the college mile relay bracket. Drake and Iowa University run in the university bracket. Five runners travel under Track Coach Walt Koch led by Don Struchen.
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Iowa College
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Walt Koch
Don Struchen
Cornell Track Team Names Finalists For Purdue Relays
Cornell selects Flood John Hunter Nelson Smith and Smiley Smitherns as track team members after time trials. Smith wins the time trial with 52.6 seconds while Ike Johnson places close behind. The quartet aims for near 329 on the Chicago board track with planned trips to Lafayette Purdue Relays and Drake Relays in Des Moines. Identity of Iowa’s opponents remains unknown.
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Jim McKeon
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G.I
Dick Dershimer
Chuck Jacot
Mt. Vernon
Smiley” Smitherns
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Lafayette
Ind
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Smith Fastest in Relay Time Trials
IOWA CITY The University of Iowa selected four athletes to run the mile relay for a matched race at the Chicago relays on Saturday. The quartet includes Ike Johnson and Bud, chosen by Coach George Bresnahan.
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Williams and Camusa Triumph in Regional Boxing Cards
In a set of regional bouts reported from multiple cities, Georgia Williams defeats Rocky Luciano in Marrisburg, Freddie Camusa bests Julie Bort in Fall River, Sammy Parrotta outpoints Billy Reed in Pittsburgh, and Joe Lynch defeats Rudy Richardson in Highland Park.
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