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...Crimson will have to face the good right arm of Cornell's Billy DeGraaf today, for the second time this year, when the varsity nine travels to Ithaca for its most important ball game to date...
...DeGraaf, cornell's ace T-formation quarterback and leading pitcher, will start for the Big Red today against the best on Coach Norm Shepard's pitching staff: Captain Ken Rossano. Rossano has been down with the grippe ever since the Princeton game, but he is considered well enough now by Shepard to start...
...DeGraaf has won three and lost one game so far this year, his one defeat being a 3 to 2 decision at the hands of a strong Yale team which he lost in the ninth inning on a scratch infield single. Cornell's chief problem at the moment is the same as the varsity's: anemic hitting. Their only consistent batter is a Hawaiian first baseman by the name of Jim Shigikane who is the leading hitter on the team...
...National Football League ignored the Crimson and most Ivy League teams in their draft of college seniors. Earlier this week of the 360 chosen, only three were from teams that faced the Crimson: Phil Tarasovic of Yale, choice 101, Bill DeGraaf of Cornell, choice 324, and Royce Flippin of Princeton, pick 334. Bill Meigs commented that while he was not called, he had received a long questionnaire this fall but had shown no great enthusiasm for it. He believed that his light weight had contributed to his neglect by the pros...
Those named to the first Ivy team included: Ends, Stanley Intihar (Cornell) and Paul Lopata (Yale); Tackles, James McGuinness (Brown) and Orville Tice (Harvard); Guards, Fred Bucci (Columbia) and William Meigs (Harvard); Center, John Owseichik (Yale); Backs, Claude Benham (Columbia) William DeGraaf (Cornell), Dennis McGill (Yale), and Richard Martin (Princeton...