Paul Brown to quit Browns to seek college coaching in 1949
Cleveland Browns coach and general manager Paul E. Brown plans to resign as head of the All-America Conference champions and return to intercollegiate football in 1949. A close source says Brown will move if offered a worthwhile college job, not necessarily money, and rumors of California college interest are denied. Browns have won two straight conference titles under Brown.
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No Gripes by Irish Hedges on Officials Criticism
Cedar Rapids official H. G. Cap Hedges says Notre Dame players show no sign of bias on the field despite Jim Costin of the South Bend Tribune charging officials favor opponents. Hedges notes no complaints from players or Coach Leahy and recalls Rockne’s view on officiating while he covers Big Nine titles and major Midwest games.
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Bulldogs Head to Minneapolis Meet
Drake cross country team left Friday for Minneapolis to run against Minnesota Friday.
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Football Grid Selections by IN S Leading Matchups
International News Service football picks by Pat Robinson Charles Einstein Jim Caldwell Frank Neill Bob Harris Ken Opstein and others list college games with scores across East Middle West Rocky Mountain Southwest and Far West regions. Notable outcomes include Cornell 14 Army 13 Harvard 13 Dartmouth 13 and Penn 28 Navy 0 with several other closer results noted.
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Gonzales and Parker Reach Pan American Tennis Semis
Four top players advance to the Pan American championships semifinals in Mexico City. Drobny, Parker, Gonzales, and Sturgess won quarterfinals with tight scores as Drobny beat Cochell 7 5 6 2 6 3, Parker beat Greenberg 4 6 6 0 6 2 6 3, Sturgess down Mottram 6 1 6 4 6 2, and Gonzales over Seixas 6 2 2 6 6 2 13 11.
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Czechoslovakia
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South Africa
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Frankie Parker
California
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San Francisco
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Los Angeles
Anthony Mottram
England
Victor Seixas
Philadelphia
McKinley Fresh Whip Riders Capture City Title 19 0
McKinley freshman football whipped Roosevelt 19 to 0 to seal the Cedar Rapids city title. Aukerman scored twice on runs of 15 and 70 yards, Kanellis added a 50-yard interception return, and Grant added the sole conversion as Harriot and Wright starred up front. The Bears have outscored rivals 63 to 6 in three city games.
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Bears
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High School Football Scores From Marshalltown to Franklin
Marshalltown 38 Roosevelt 6 and Roosevelt frosh 19 Roosevelt 6. Franklin 18 Wilson 0 frosh. Tyler 18 Van Buren 6 Harrison 18 Buchanan 8. Clemson 13 South Carolina 7. William Jewell 32 Tarkle 7. Mulligan 7 Middle Tenn State 1. Cumberland 14 Georgetown Ky 1%. Cameron fori A M 27 Murray A M southwestern Kan 27 Pittsburg Kan 13.
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