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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 12, 1938
Comment
Orchids
To Oread's Orators
Comes the announcement from the speech department that out of about 75 intercollegiate forensic activities during the past nine months 52 were decision debates of which 38 were won by University speakers.
The attendance at athletic contests across the United States easily eclipses the audience oratory and debate. Yet, according to Prof. E.C. Buehler, varsity debate coach, more colleges and universities sponsor forensic activities than athletics. In baseball statistics, as Mr. Buehler points out, the record of the debaters shows a percentage of 730.
The batting average of the speech department encourages greater interest and increased participation in and attendance at forensic activities.
Kennedy May Revive Respect for Diplomacy
With red-headed Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy at the Court of St. James, the pomp, pretence, and plug hat type of diplomacy associated in the American public mind with ambassadors and foreign secretaries may be scattered to the four winds following Kennedy's tornado course through the secret area of diplomatic dickering.
Already, he has attempted to comb his ambassadorial hair of socially ambitious matrons who desire to curtsey to a symbolic royalty and then tell the "girls" back home how funny men's legs appear in black, velveten knickerbockers. Though this be a minor reform, it may be a weather sign of the future.
If more feet were perched on desk tops rather than being incased in white spats, and more talk representing a nation's public opinion came bluntly rather than in little white notes, pifering dictators would plunder less while continuing polite exchanges of pleasantries through their chancellories.
Diplomacy's checkered career with the names and deeds of men as Machiavelli and Talleyrand implanted in the mind of the lay observer has commanded small respect as expressed by public opinion. Men in the streets and alleys presuppose, furthermore, that American diplomats are either fools, easily taken in, especially by John Bull, or are millionaires, primarily interested in throwing up cordons of marines to defend their investments from native stink bombs.
If Ambassador Kennedy can infuse a mite of bluntness and forthrightness into the dark and devious methods that many people associate with diplomacy and counteract these "notions of plain people." American public opinion may again be "converted" and revive faith in its emissaries.
Secretary of State Hall, who doesn't care for society, either, by not keeping secret the state of his nation's dickerings with other nations, has paved the way in making public opinion in this country a force in international affairs. Whether results will be evil, good, nothing, or indifferent, 'tis much better than where public opinion has small chance to be expressed, limited by dictators' decrees, or thwarted by ignorance of matters of the moment.
Madrid— A City of Terror
"A Day in Spain" appearing in this week's New Republic presents a realistic, vivid picture of the constant terror surrounding the Madridines.
The article was written by Miss Lillian Hellman for Walter Winchell who wanted it for his syndicated column. But King Features Syndicate, a part of the vast W. R. Heapst army, refused to allow its distribution to the newspapers taking their feature service, which includes Winchell's column.
Miss Hellman describes the shelling in Madrid—the quiet, bravery of the people in the face of increasing danger. Sirens scream warnings when enemy planes approach. A few people begin to run but most stop suddenly and then move on again, more swiftly perhaps.
During the shelling she ate grapes with two soldiers, not knowing that in the first three minutes of the shelling 63 people had been killed in the section around the port.
The writer pictures her reactions to a visit at a base hospital; she tells of a New York boy wounded there and a Canadian man who had recently lost his foot although not yet aware of it.
Madrid is in complete darkness at night. At 8:15 the evening she describes, a whistling noise began and soon 40 shells a minute were dropping into Madrid. A blind woman eating a bowl of soup was killed at the back of Miss Hellman's hotel. Eighty people were killed that night.
This is what is called "the little war."
Common Purpose Unites People
The Chino-Japanese struggle has helped to create a national spirit and a stronger unity than ever before in China. The Chinese people have realized that if they are to save their country, they must unite in common effort against Japan.
According to a statement made by Gen. Chiang Kai-shek the war has "galvanized the people with a patriotic singleness of purpose, developed a national spirit of self-sacrifice, supplanted individualism with nationalism, and proved that national salvation must transcend factional interests."
The Chinese people have met the present crisis with courage and determination to save their country or die. Japan is realizing that the Chinese are not wendlings but men who will fight heroically for their rights. Japan has met a far stronger opposition than she expected. She figured that the war would be over in a short time, but after nine months the war is still going on.
We hope that peace will soon be establish and that out of the struggle the Chinese people will have learned to unite and work together for their own welfare.
How To Avoid A Trip to Reno
Kansas City Star:
When marriage is headed toward the rocks, there are five possible courses of action, says Dr. Horrell Hart, professor of social ethics, Hertford Theological seminary.
You can acquiesce impolly and take it, he points out in April Good Housekeeping. You can evade the situation cravenly and run away like a coward. You can attack vindictively and get even. You can grapple couragefully alone. Or you can co-operate creatively by seeing the situation from the view of all persons concerned, including the rivals, and work out a solution by good team work.
Ten ways to co-operate, and avoid a trip to Remo suggested by Dr. Hart are:
First—A abandon all feeling of resentment. Surrender grudges, and jealousies.
Second—Eliminate needles irritants. Stops irritating your mate. Avoid all situations which makes them sick.
Third—Find ways to do new joyful things together
Fifth—Understand your mate.
Sixth--Discuss your vital family problems frankly,
do not argue or endlessly. Marriage is a partnership,
not a competition.
Seventh—Discover areas of agreement and develop together programs of action on which you can learn.
Eighth - Surrender nonessentials. Many a marriage has gone to amish because husband or wife clung as if they were sisters.
Tenth--Put the welfare of your family first and stop fretting about yourself.
Official University Bulletin
Vol. 35 Wednesday, April 13, 1938 No. 125
The Spirit of Easter Inspires Modern Festival
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"Now upon the first day of the week, very early in the morning they came unto the sepulchre, bringing the spices which they had prepared, and certain others with them. And they found the stone rolled away from the sepulchre."
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Millions of chimes will peal deliberate hymns, next Sunday morning... dedicated to the events of a single day, almost two thousand years ago. "A man named Joseph, a counselor, and he was a good Joseph, and just."
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"But Mary stood without at the sepulchre weeping; and as she wept she stoped down and looked into the sepulche, and seeth two angels in white attire; at the head of the spirit, at the feet where the body of Jesus had lain."
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Millions of persons will make their ways into the sanctuaries of the world to hear the words of the Gospels.
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'why weepest thou?' She saith unto
them. Because they have taken
her from their masters,
where they hadaid Him."
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"Jesus saith unto her, 'Woman, why weepest thou; Whom seekest thou?' She, supposing Him to be the gardener saith unto Him, 'Sir where thou hast laid him, he will tell me where thou hast laid him, and I will take him away.'"
proaching Olympics. That year he won the Columbian mile only by out-generalizing his competitions, who had been letting him take the lead, and then running him down. He leafed that time for three-quarters, then put on the steam to win in the farsily slow time of 4-42. In the Wanamaker mile that year he was second behind Larry Venzke, and in the Baxter mile he placed second to Venko. Runs 37 Indoor Miles
As these words from Luke and from John intermingle with a description of our modern Easter festival, so may the true significance of Easter become an integral part of our celebration next Sunday.
Women will linger long, making of themselves the most. Their gowns will rustle with newness. For Easter is the festival of the reawakening.
"Jesus saith unto her, 'Mary'
She turned herself and saith unto him,
'Rabboni' which is to say
'Master!'
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Of the 27 indoor miles in the record, Cunningham came in first in 32 second in four, and third in only one, the Wanamaker mile of 1936. Besides Mangan and Venkze, winners over Cunningham in indoor
Cunningham's Times in Mile Kuns
**Indoor**
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
Butter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canada) 4.16.6
Pontville mile, Boston
Dortmuth invitation 4.16.6
7th Reg. New York 4.15.2
Reg. Cleveland
Bishop Knight, Providence 4.15.8
5th Reg. Baltimore 4.15.4
Mill Hill Martyr (Portland, Or.)
Driveway 4.15.4
Big Six Outdoor 4.14.3 4.14.8 4.23.3
National Intercolt 4.11.1 4.09.8 4.08.8
Kin-Mo. Dual 4.23.0 4.20.3 4.33.5
Kin-KSC, dual 4.25.0
Kin-Haskell dual 4.35.5
Kan-Nebraksa dual 4.33.5
Kan-KSC-Nebraska
Permetee Invitation 4.66.7 4.11.2g 4.07.2h
Kansas Relays 4.12.7 4.17.8 4.14.1j
Penn Relays 4.11.8
Texas Relays 4.28.5
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
Butter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canada) 4.16.6
Pontville mile, Boston
Dortmuth invitation 4.16.6
7th Reg. New York 4.15.2
Reg. Cleveland
Bishop Knight, Providence 4.15.8
5th Reg. Baltimore 4.15.4
Mill Hill Martyr (Portland, Or.)
Driveway 4.15.4
Big Six Outdoor 4.14.3 4.14.8 4.23.3
National Intercolt 4.11.1 4.09.8 4.08.8
Kin-Mo. Dual 4.23.0 4.20.3 4.33.5
Kin-KSC, dual 4.25.0
Kin-Haskell dual 4.35.5
Kan-Nebraksa dual 4.33.5
Kan-KSC-Nebraska
Permetee Invitation 4.66.7 4.11.2g 4.07.2h
Kansas Relays 4.12.7 4.17.8 4.14.1j
Penn Relays 4.11.8
Texas Relays 4.28.5
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
Butter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canada) 4.16.6
Pontville mile, Boston
Dortmuth invitation 4.16.6
7th Reg. New York 4.15.2
Reg. Cleveland
Bishop Knight, Providence 4.15.8
5th Reg. Baltimore 4.15.4
Mill Hill Martyr (Portland, Or.)
Driveway 4.15.4
Big Six Outdoor 4.14.3 4.14.8 4.23.3
National Intercolt 4.11.1 4.09.8 4.08.8
Kin-Mo. Dual 4.23.0 4.20.3 4.33.5
Kin-KSC, dual 4.25.0
Kin-Haskell dual 4.35.5
Kan-Nebraksa dual 4.33.5
Kan-KSC-Nebraska
Permetee Invitation 4.66.7 4.11.2g 4.07.2h
Kansas Relays 4.12.7 4.17.8 4.14.1j
Penn Relays 4.11.8
Texas Relays 4.28.5
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
Butter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canada) 4.16.6
Pontville mile, Boston
Dortmuth invitation 4.16.6
7th Reg. New York 4.15.2
Reg. Cleveland
Bishop Knight, Providence 4.15.8
5th Reg. Baltimore 4.15.4
Mill Hill Martyr (Portland, Or.)
Driveway 4.15.4
Big Six Outdoor 4.14.3 4.14.8 4.23.3
National Intercolt 4.11.1 4.09.8 4.08.8
Kin-Mo. Dual 4.23.0 4.20.3 4.33.5
Kin-KSC, dual 4.25.0
Kin-Haskell dual 4.35.5
Kan-Nebraksa dual 4.33.5
Kan-KSC-Nebraska
Permetee Invitaton 4.66.7 4.11.2g 4.07.2h
Kansas Relays 4.12.7 4.17.8 4.14.1j
Penn Relays 4.11.8
Texas Relays 4.28.5
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
Butter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canada) 4.16.6
Pontville mile, Boston
Dortmuth invitation 4.16.6
7th Reg. New York 4.15.2
Reg. Cleveland
Bishop Knight, Providence 4.15.8
5th Reg. Baltimore 4.15.4
Mill Hill Martyr (Portland, Or.)
Driveway 4.15.4
Big Six Outdoor 4.14.3 4.14.8 4.23.3
National Intercolt 4.11.1 4.09.8 4.08.8
Kin-Mo. Dual 4.23.0 4.20.3 4.33.5
Kin-KSC, dual 4.25.0
Kin-Haskell dual 4.35.5
Kan-Nebraksa dual 4.33.5
Kan-KSC-Nebraska
Permetee Invitaton 4.66.7 4.11.2g 4.07.2h
Kansas Relays 4.12.7 4.17.8 4.14.1j
Penn Relays 4.11.8
Texas Relays 4.28.5
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
Butter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canada) 4.16.6
Pontville mile, Boston
Dortmuth invitation 4.16.6
7th Reg. New York 4.15.2
Reg. Cleveland
Bishop Knight, Providence 4.15.8
5th Reg. Baltimore 4.15.4
Mill Hill Martyr (Portland, Or.)
Driveway 4.15.4
Big Six Outdoor 4.14.3 4.14.8 4.23.3
National Intercolt 4.11.1 4.09.8 4.08.8
Kin-Mo. Dual 4.23.0 4.20.3 4.33.5
Kin-KSC, dual 4.25.0
Kin-Haskell dual 4.35.5
Kan-Nebraksa dual 4.33.5
Kan-KSC-Nebraska
Permetee Invitaton 4.66.7 4.11.2g 4.07.2h
Kansas Relays 4.12.7 4.17.8 4.14.1j
Penn Relays 4.11.8
Texas Relays 4.28.5
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
Butter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canada) 4.16.6
Pontville mile, Boston
Dortmuth invitation 4.16.6
7th Reg. New York 4.15.2
Reg. Cleveland
Bishop Knight, Providence 4.15.8
5th Reg. Baltimore 4.15.4
Mill Hill Martyr (Portland, Or.)
Driveway 4.15.4
Big Six Outdoor 4.14.3 4.14.8 4.23.3
National Intercolt 4.11.1 4.09.8 4.08.8
Kin-Mo. Dual 4.23.0 4.20.3 4.33.5
Kin-KSC, dual 4.25.0
Kin-Haskell dual 4.35.5
Kan-Nebraksa dual 4.33.5
Kan-KSC-Nebraska
Permetee Invitaton 4.66.7 4.11.2g 4.07.2h
Kansas Relays 4.12.7 4.17.8 4.14.1j
Penn Relays 4.11.8
Texas Relays 4.28.5
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
Butter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canada) 4.16.6
Pontville mile, Boston
Dortmuth invitation 4.16.6
7th Reg. New York 4.15.2
Reg. Cleveland
Bishop Knight, Providence 4.15.8
5th Reg. Baltimore 4.15.4
Mill Hill Martyr (Portland, Or.)
Driveway 4.15.4
Big Six Outdoor 4.14.3 4.14.8 4.23.3
National Intercolt 4.11.1 4.09.8 4.08.8
Kin-Mo. Dual 4.23.0 4.20.3 4.33.5
Kin-KSC, dual 4.25.0
Kin-Haskell dual 4.35.5
Kan-Nebraksa dual 4.33.5
Kan-KSC-Nebraska
Permetee Invitaton 4.66.7 4.11.2g 4.07.2h
Kansas Relays 4.12.7 4.17.8 4.14.1j
Penn Relays 4.11.8
Texas Relays 4.28.5
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
Butter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canada) 4.16.6
Pontville mile, Boston
Dortmuth invitation 4.16.6
7th Reg. New York 4.15.2
Reg. Cleveland
Bishop Knight, Providence 4.15.8
5th Reg. Baltimore 4.15.4
Mill Hill Martyr (Portland, Or.)
Driveway 4.15.4
Big Six Outdoor 4.14.3 4.14.8 4.23.3
National Intercolt 4.11.1 4.09.8 4.08.8
Kin-Mo. Dual 4.23.0 4.20.3 4.33.5
Kin-KSC, dual 4.25.0
Kin-Haskell dual 4.35.5
Kan-Nebraksa dual 4.33.5
Kan-KSC-Nebraska
Permetee Invitaton 4.66.7 4.11.2g 4.07.2h
Kansas Relays 4.12.7 4.17.8 4.14.1j
Penn Relays 4.11.8
Texas Relays 4.28.5
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
Butter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canada) 4.16.6
Pontville mile, Boston
Dortmuth invitation 4.16.6
7th Reg. New York 4.15.2
Reg. Cleveland
Bishop Knight, Providence 4.15.8
5th Reg. Baltimore 4.15.4
Mill Hill Martyr (Portland, Or.)
Driveway 4.15.4
Big Six Outdoor 4.14.3 4.14.8 4.23.3
National Intercolt 4.11.1 4.09.8 4.08.8
Kin-Mo. Dual 4.23.0 4.20.3 4.33.5
Kin-KSC, dual 4.25.0
Kin-Haskell dual 4.35.5
Kan-Nebraksa dual 4.33.5
Kan-KSC-Nebraska
Permetee Invitaton 4.66.7 4.11.2g 4.07.2h
Kansas Relays 4.12.7 4.17.8 4.14.1j
Penn Relays 4.11.8
Texas Relays 4.28.5
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
Butter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canada) 4.16.6
Pontville mile, Boston
Dortmuth invitation 4.16.6
7th Reg. New York 4.15.2
Reg. Cleveland
Bishop Knight, Providence 4.15.8
5th Reg. Baltimore 4.15.4
Mill Hill Martyr (Portland, Or.)
Driveway 4.15.4
Big Six Outdoor 4.14.3 4.14.8 4.23.3
National Intercolt 4.11.1 4.09.8 4.08.8
Kin-Mo. Dual 4.23.0 4.20.3 4.33.5
Kin-KSC, dual 4.25.0
Kin-Haskell dual 4.35.5
Kan-Nebraksa dual 4.33.5
Kan-KSC-Nebraska
Permetee Invitaton 4.66.7 4.11.2g 4.07.2h
Kansas Relays 4.12.7 4.17.8 4.14.1j
Penn Relays 4.11.8
Texas Relays 4.28.5
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
Butter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canada) 4.16.6
Pontville mile, Boston
Dortmuth invitation 4.16.6
7th Reg. New York 4.15.2
Reg. Cleveland
Bishop Knight, Providence 4.15.8
5th Reg. Baltimore 4.15.4
Mill Hill Martyr (Portland, Or.)
Driveway 4.15.4
Big Six Outdoor 4.14.3 4.14.8 4.23.3
National Intercolt 4.11.1 4.09.8 4.08.8
Kin-Mo. Dual 4.23.0 4.20.3 4.33.5
Kin-KSC, dual 4.25.0
Kin-Haskell dual 4.35.5
Kan-Nebraksa dual 4.33.5
Kan-KSC-Nebraska
Permetee Invitaton 4.66.7 4.11.2g 4.07.2h
Kansas Relays 4.12.7 4.17.8 4.14.1j
Penn Relays 4.11.8
Texas Relays 4.28.5
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
但ter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canada) 4.16.6
Pontville mile, Boston
Dortmuth invitation 4.16.6
7th Reg. New York 4.15.2
Reg. Cleveland
Bishop Knight, Providence 4.15.8
5th Reg. Baltimore 4.15.4
Mill Hill Martyr (Portland, Or.)
Driveway 4.15.4
Big Six Outdoor 4.14.3 4.14.8 4.23.3
National Intercolt 4.11.1 4.09.8 4.08.8
Kin-Mo. Dual 4.23.0 4.20.3 4.33.5
Kin-KSC, dual 4.25.0
Kin-Haskell dual 4.35.5
Kan-Nebraksa dual 4.33.5
Kan-KSC-Nebraska
Permetee Invitaton 4.66.7 4.11.2g 4.07.2h
Kansas Relays 4.12.7 4.17.8 4.14.1j
Penn Relays 4.11.8
Texas Relays 4.28.5
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
但ter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canada) 4.16.6
Pontville mile, Boston
Dortmuth invitation 4.16.6
7th Reg. New York 4.15.2
Reg. Cleveland
Bishop Knight, Providence 4.15.8
5th Reg. Baltimore 4.15.4
Mill Hill Martyr (Portland, Or.)
Driveway 4.15.4
Big Six Outdoor 4.14.3 4.14.8 4.23.3
National Intercolt 4.11.1 4.09.8 4.08.8
Kin-Mo. Dual 4.23.0 4.20.3 4.33.5
Kin-KSC, dual 4.25.0
Kin-Haskell dual 4.35.5
Kan-Nebraksa dual 4.33.5
Kan-KSC-Nebraska
Permetee Invitaton 4.66.7 4.11.2g 4.07.2h
Kansas Relays 4.12.7 4.17.8 4.14.1j
Penn Relays 4.11.8
Texas Relays 4.28.5
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
但ter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canada) 4.16.6
Pontville mile, Boston
Dortmuth invitation 4.16.6
7th Reg. New York 4.15.2
Reg. Cleveland
Bishop Knight, Providence 4.15.8
5th Reg. Baltimore 4.15.4
Mill Hill Martyr (Portland, Or.)
Driveway 4.15.4
Big Six Outdoor 4.14.3 4.14.8 4.23.3
National Intercolt 4.11.1 4.09.8 4.08.8
Kin-Mo. Dual 4.23.0 4.20.3 4.33.5
Kin-KSC, dual 4.25.0
Kin-Haskell dual 4.35.5
Kan-Nebraksa dual 4.33.5
Kan-KSC-Nebraska
Permetee Invitaton 4.66.7 4.11.2g 4.07.2h
Kansas Relays 4.12.7 4.17.8 4.14.1j
Penn Relays 4.11.8
Texas Relays 4.28.5
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
但ter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canada) 4.16.6
Pontville mile, Boston
Dortmuth invitation 4.16.6
7th Reg. New York 4.15.2
Reg. Cleveland
Bishop Knight, Providence 4.15.8
5th Reg. Baltimore 4.15.4
Mill Hill Martyr (Portland, Or.)
Driveway 4.15.4
Big Six Outdoor 4.14.3 4.14.8 4.23.3
National Intercolt 4.11.1 4.09.8 4.08.8
Kin-Mo. Dual 4.23.0 4.20.3 4.33.5
Kin-KSC, dual 4.25.0
Kin-Haskell dual 4.35.5
Kan-Nebraksa dual 4.33.5
Kan-KSC-Nebraska
Permetee Invitaton 4.66.7 4.11.2g 4.07.2h
Kansas Relays 4.12.7 4.17.8 4.14.1j
Penn Relays 4.11.8
Texas Relays 4.28.5
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
但ter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canada) 4.16.6
Pontville mile, Boston
Dortmuth invitation 4.16.6
7th Reg. New York 4.15.2
Reg. Cleveland
Bishop Knight, Providence 4.15.8
5th Reg. Baltimore 4.15.4
Mill Hill Martyr (Portland, Or.)
Driveway 4.15.4
Big Six Outdoor 4.14.3 4.14.8 4.23.3
National Intercolt 4.11.1 4.09.8 4.08.8
Kin-Mo. Dual 4.23.0 4.20.3 4.33.5
Kin-KSC, dual 4.25.0
Kin-Haskell dual 4.35.5
Kan-Nebraksa dual 4.33.5
Kan-KSC-Nebraska
Permetee Invitaton 4.66.7 4.11.2g 4.07.2h
Kansas Relays 4.12.7 4.17.8 4.14.1j
Penn Relays 4.11.8
Texas Relays 4.28.5
Sugar Bowl, New Orleans
1932 1933 1934*
Big Six indoor meet 4.21.9 4.21.8 4.20.3
Tuba Athletic club 4.29.9a 4.16.7
但ter Relays 4.17.9
Hunter miles, Boston
Basketball Chicago 4.19.2
Columbian mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.08.4 4.14.4 4.42.0 4.08.7 4.67.4
Wannaker mile, N.Y. 4.12.0 4.11.2 4.11.4 4.11.0e 4.14.9 4.17.4
Miler miles, NY. 4.14.3 4.14.6d 4.10.2e 4.12.4 4.08.6
Knights Columbus, Boston
Canadian mile 4.16.4
Highlander mile (Canica
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miles were Dawson, Bonthron, and San Romani—once each.
Cunningham's outdoor mile record is almost as imposing. The list shows 23 races, of which he won 14, placed second three times, and third four.
He did not enter Eastern races at the mile until the Princeton invitation meet of 1934, but that entry was marked by the 4.067 mile, run on a俯卧 ankle. In that same year, he won the Kansas Riley mile in 4127, a record that still stands. In 1932-1933, and 1936, Cormithiam win the 1500-mile, winning in 1922 in 4:025; in 1933 in the present record time of 3:33.5; and in 1936 in 3:37.1 "falso Asso between the Two-Mile
The mile and its metric near-equivalent are by no means the limit of Cumbergham's reportage. He began, as indicated, his college career at the University of Maryland team in the fall of 1831. The conference championship that year
was decided by a round-robin schedule. Cunningham's time of 9:38.1 in the Kansai-Iowa State race was the best in the conference that year. The next year, at the conference, it was first to finish, and that in 9:32.5.
His 2.111.1 for 1000 yards in the Oklahoma invitation meet in 1934 bettered the then recognized world's record; and his 1.522.2 for the half mile in the Big Six outdoor meet is still the recognized conference record. His 1.57 half mile at the Seacon Hall games, Newark, N. J., in 1934, broke a 12-year record for the meet.
Cunningham, it will be recalled,
was the first American to finish
in the 1900 in the 1923 Olympics, and
was the first to enter in the event in
the 1936 Olympics.
At 1009 meters, he has a Canadian record of 212.2 at Hamilton, Ontario in 1534; he did 860 meters and Stockholm in the summer of 1933.
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