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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1935
Cunningham Wins Wanamaker Mile Third Time in Row
Kansan Overcomes Ven zke's Spurt and Leaves Princetonian Thirty Yards in Rear
Glenn Cunningham ran away from Bill Bonnhill in the Wanamaker mike Saturday night and fought off a last yard spring with Gene Venzke to win by six yards in 4 minutes and 11 seconds. A capacity crowd of 16,000 packed Madison Square Garden to watch Cunningham win over his arch rivals.
Bouthnure made his initial indoor start for the year. He clung to the Kansas flyer's heels for nearly ten laps but felt badly in the last lap. Venzie overtook the Princeton star on the next to the last lap and forged ahead of Glenn at the bell lap. In a dozen digging stries the Princeton team steadily took the lead and finished some six yards ahead of the Pennsylvania man.
Cunningham's time was 2.6 seconds over his own world indoor mark of 4.084 set at the Garden last winter. The race was Cunningham's most decisive over his Princeton win but the two were racemates both having won three races攀登 in a year's time.
Saturday night's victory is the third consecutive one for Cunningham. In 1933 he won the Wanamaker mile in 4:13, and in 1935 he won the 4:12L, and this year made it 4:11 flat.
Next Saturday Cunningham will appear again in the Hunter Mile in Boston, where he won the event last year in 4:18.4.
The Baxter. Mile again in Madison Square Garden, Feb. 16, is another event which Cunningham won in 1933 in 4143. Last year, in this race, he was second to Bonthon, who won it in 414 flat.
March 15, Cunningham will run the Columbian mile, in New York, where last year he set the world's indoor resort record. 4.84. He won this race in 1633 in 4:12.
Intramurals To Start Monday
Intramurals To Start Monday
Intramural athletics will be resumed
Monday, Feb. 11, E. R. Elbel, manager of intramural athletics, announced yesterday.
Basketball and swimming duals will be continued along with the hand-ball tournament, and volleyball and wrestling will be inaugurated. The new schedules will be published this week.
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Teams May Tour Europe
Basketball teams from the United States contemplating European tours must first get permission from the A.A.U. according to information sent to Dr F.C. Allen, director of athletics, from R. William Jones, secretary of the international Basketball Federation at Rome, Italy, Mr. Jones' letter advised Dr. Allen that the A.A.U. had just recently been admitted to the federation.
Aggies Win Twice From Tigers
Kansas State won two games from the Missouri basketball squad Friday and Saturday nights at Manhattan. In the first game of the series, the Aguies won by a score of 32 to 29. In the second game, the Kentucky squad won by a score of 27-20.
"Sooners Learn Emphatically They're Poor Basketball Players," said an eight-column streamer in the Hutchinson Herald the morning after Kansas's recent 50-to-23 defeat of Oklahoma. "Okahama Gets Sweet Revenge," the streamer famously wrote losing Oklahoma's nearly 38-to-64 victory next night.
Sooners Roth Rad and Good
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Graduate Magazine Out
The January, 1935, issue of the Graduate Magazine was issued last week. In this issue there is a picture section which contains pictures of some of the builders, companies, interesting personalities, the W.S.G.A., and the Men's Student Council.
Students Return With Measles
Two more students have entered Watkins Memorial hospital with the meaules since returning from mid-year vacations. Seemingly the epidemic has spread throughout the state. Doctors on the hospital staff have suggested a review of their care order to prevent their associates and themselves taking the disease.
The cabinet of the W.W.C.A. will hold a supper meeting Thursday, beginning at 4:30 o'clock. Miss Stella Scurlock, regional secretary, will attend.
Prof. William L. Burdick, acting dean of the School of Law, will speak before the Runcie Club of St. Joseph today. The subject of his talk is "Russia."
PHILLIPS IS NEW INSTRUCTOR IN PHYSIOLOGY DEPARTMENT
John G. Phillips will be a new instructor in the department of physiology for this semester. He came here from a private college that has been teaching in the high school.
Mr. Phillips received his A.B. from the University of Oklahoma in 1930, and his M.S. in 1933. He served as an instructor of physiology at the University of Oklahoma during the summers of 1933 and 1934.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillips are living at 1531 Kentucky street.
Wrestlers Win First Meet in Several Years
Kansas Matten Score Four Falls and One Decision From Nebraska
Scoreing four falls and a decision, the University wrestling team defeated the University of Nebraska grapplers in Lincoln, Feb. 2, in a dual Big Six conference match that Kansas matten won in several years. The results are as follows:
118-pound—Bratton, Kansas, won by fall over Swanson, Nebraska. Time: 4:18.
126-pound—McDougal, Kansas, won by decision over Smiley, Nebraska.
135-pound—Childs, Kansas, won by fall over Schwieger, Nebraska. Time:
7:38
145-pound—Hill, Nebraska, won
decision over Douglas, Kansas. Time:
158-pound -Noland, Kansas, won by
over Severson, Nebraska. Time:
6:29
185-pound-Flaslan, Nebraska, won
decision over Hodgson, Kansas Tum
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175-pound—Funken, Nebraska, won by decision over Tilford, Kansas. Time: 16.
Heavyweight—Moore, Kansas, won by fall over De Brown, Nebraska. Time: 7:28.
Alumni To Play Freshmen
A basketball game, later this month, between Kansas alumni and Coach Forrest Cox's freshman squad, was announced at the meeting of the Relays club last evening by Coach Adrian Lindsey. He said some of the freshmen had been showing great promise, and added that his team has been such players as Bill Johnson, Lee Page, Ernest Vanck, Ernest Casin, Forrest Cox, and Rub Thomson.
Simpson To Assist Faurot
Don Faurot, the newly appointed head coach at the University of Missouri, has chosen Chancey G. Simpson, who was his assistant football coach at Kirkville Teachers college, for the position of assistant football coach at Missouri.
Kansas State was defeated by St. Benedicts last night at Atchison in a boxing meet.
St. Benedict Wins
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Reorganization Plans Of CSEP Are Under Way
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The current budget of the University Critical work, for example, will be permitted in lieu of a specific project, surveys, or research, approved in advance by the local committee.
New Plan in Operation Mar. 1 It will be necessary that some departments continue their present work pro-
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The process of changing workers from their present jobs to the new ones in case they are working on a project that is no longer permissible under the new set-up will be evolutionary. Of the 420 students who have agreed to jets approximately 310 are employed on the campus, 100 are off the campus and ten are at Rosedale.
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