Emil Breitkreutz
American middle distance runner
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 | 1904 St Louis | 800 metres |
Emil William Breitkreutz (November 16, 1883, in Wausau, Wisconsin – May 3, 1972, in San Gabriel, California) was an American middle-distance runner who won a bronze medal in the Olympic 800 meters final in the 1904 Summer Olympics in St. Louis, Missouri.[1]
Breitkreutz attended the University of Southern California (USC), where he became the first USC athlete to compete in the Olympics. He graduated in 1906.[2]
Breitkreutz was also the first head basketball coach at USC.
References
External links
- Emil Breitkreutz at College Basketball at Sports-Reference.com
- Emil Breitkreutz at Olympedia
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USC Trojans men's basketball head coaches
- Emil Breitkreutz (1906–1907)
- Unknown (1907–1910)
- J. S. Robson (1910–1911)
- Walter Hall (1911–1912)
- J. S. Robson (1912–1913)
- Unknown (1913–1914)
- Ralph Glaze (1914–1916)
- Motts Blair (1916–1917)
- Dean Cromwell (1918)
- Motts Blair (1918–1919)
- Gus Henderson (1919–1921)
- Willis O. Hunter (1921–1922)
- Les Turner (1922–1927)
- Leo Calland (1927–1929)
- Sam Barry (1929–1941)
- Julie Bescos (1941–1942)
- Ernie Holbrook (1942–1944)
- Bobby Muth (1944–1945)
- Sam Barry (1945–1950)
- Forrest Twogood (1950–1966)
- Bob Boyd (1966–1979)
- Stan Morrison (1979–1986)
- George Raveling (1986–1994)
- Charlie Parker (1994–1996)
- Henry Bibby (1996–2004)
- Jim Saia # (2004–2005)
- Tim Floyd (2005–2009)
- Kevin O'Neill (2009–2013)
- Bob Cantu # (2013)
- Andy Enfield (2013–2024)
- Eric Musselman (2024–present)
# denotes interim head coach
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