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...Coach Hal Ulen's varsity swimming team will meet the Alumni, a team composed of ex-Crimson natators, at 7:30 o'clock tonight in the Indoor Athletic Building pool, in the season opener...
With only three days of practice under its belt, the Jayvee basketball squad makes its 1947-48 debut tonight at 8 o'clock when it plays host to Burdett College. Tonight's season-opener for Hal Kopp's charges lifts the lid on a 16-game schedule...
Paradoxical plenty confronts Varsity swimming Coach Hal Ulen these days as he watches his men plowing up and down Indoor Athletic Building swimming pool lanes in preparation for the opening meet a week from Saturday with the Greenwood A. C. Particular events are very strong, and one of them boasts a pair of national champs who will race each other to the wire every time, but many of the others are still in the misty spray of final selection. With Ted Norris, national long distance titleholder, and Jerry Gorman, Eastern Intercollegiate 440 yd. Champion, this half-mile grind will provide...
...Fletcher turned in an amazing job with a neat triple; his Westmoreland and Vernon were smooth and competent, his Francais superbly inventive in its preliminary pantomime as well as in vocal effects. In the long and generally non-rewarding part of Prince Hal, Bryant Halliday was more than adequate. His voice and diction were fine, as was his stage presence, but the interpretation of the part seemed at times almost off-hand...
Meanwhile, on the pleasanter side, Hal Kopp and Dick Harlow agreed: (1) that Paul Lazzaro's fine runs were made possible largely because Howie Houston's blocking was flattening Eli tackler Ford Nadhorny; (2) that Wally Flynn was outstanding at end and deserves more credit than he has received; (3) that Jim Feinberg and John Gorczynski were superb in the line; and (4) that Chuck Glynn was magnificent at center in repelling continual and brutal attacks designed by Yale to weaken his section of the line...