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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1934
Cunningham Will Face Strong Foes Saturday
New York World-Telegram Believes Bonthron Is in Good Shape
According to the New York World Telegram, Glenn Cunningham may have his hands full when he takes to the boards in the Baxter Mile feature of the New York A.C. games, on Feb. 17. Bill Bonthron, the Princeton ace who forced Jack Loveck to a new world's record in the Oxford-Cambridge-Princeton-Cornell meet last summer, and Gene Venze are determined to knock the Jayhawk flier from his pedestal.
Bonthron will not lack expert advice in his effort to check the amazing winning streak of Cunningham. Bonthron is spending his spare time watching Cunningham and figuring out a way to beat the Kansas ace. Matt Geis, Tiger track coach, and Keene Fitzpatrick, coach emeritus of Princeton and one of the shrewdest masters of foot racing the sport has known, are also scouting Cunningham's races.
Competitors Are Scouting
Not only did they keep record of Cunningham's time for each quarter of the Wanamaker mile but they noted where, when and how he put on the spint that carried him to the front two laps from the finish, watched the manner in which he hit and took the turns and sought to estimate how nearly he had plumbed his reserve strength in carrying on his final drive to the tape and his eight-yard victory over Venkze. Other than to state that Bonthron is in fine condition, Fitzpatrick and Geis gave no hint of their expectations in the impending race. But it is known that they believe that their man can turn in an indoor mile comparable to his outdoor effort of last summer. If he can, then Venkze's world standard for the board track distance will be lowered and Cunningham will need to travel faster than ever before to keep his string of milie victories intact.
Track World Awaits Meet
meetings.
Their meeting now the talk of the track world, and will be the big attraction of the program prepared by the New York A.C.
Both Cunningham and Bonton will run in the Boston A.A. games Saturday but not against each other. Cunningham runs in the Hunter mile against Carl Coan, Frank Crowley, Dean Woolson and Joe Mangan. Bonton will seek revenge on Glen Dawson of Oklahoma, in a 1,000-meter event. Davenport nipped Bonton at the tape in the same race last year.
DR. ALLEN MUST REST FOR FEW
MORE DAYS, SAYS PHYSICIAN
Dr. F. C. Allen, Kansas court coach who has been confined to his home for the past week with an attack of influenza, will not be with his team when it meets the Oklahoma Sooners in a Big Six basketball game here tonight. Forrest "Frosty" Cox, freshman coach who has handled the team this week, will continue tonight.
Doctor Allen's temperature had dropped to below normal today, and he was ordered by his physician to continue to rest and to remain indoors for a few days.
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Spring Football to Begin
Lindsay Will Issue First Call In Two or Three Weeks
First call for spring football at the University of Kansas will come in two or three weeks. Adrian Lindsey, head football coach, said today he did not want to rush the season, and then have to suspend operations.
At Oklahoma, 60 or 75 men are all-ready out for spring practice, and the University of Iowa has issued its first call.
"I expect to issue the first call about March 1," said Lindsey. "The wrestlers are using the facilities of the stadium now, and the chances of outdoor weather too cold for practice are such that it is unwake to make a start."
Basketball
Monday, Feb. 12: Eight court, 9. A.K.
Psi vs. Jayhawk; 10. Phi Mu A. v.
Acacia. West court, 630. A.T. O. v.
C. D. S.; C. D. S. 10. Collggans v. Signa Mu.
Intramural Calendar
Tuesday, Feb. 13; East court, 10,
K. E. K. "B" vs. D. U. "B". West
court, 10, Hawks "B" vs. Kayhawks
"B."
Wednesday, Feb. 14: East court, 6:30,
Collegians vs. Phi Psi; 9: Delta vs.
Phi Psi; 10: Chi Psi; 11: Chi Psi,
wrest court, 6:30, Rowlands vs. D, S; 9:
Pi Gam vs. Resdall.
Thursday, Feb. 15. East court, 10,
S. A. E. "B" by K. E. K. "B". West
court, 10, Phi Shi "B" vs. Sig. Ch "B"
Friday, Feb. 16. East court, 5:30, Phi
A. v. Bs vs. B. A. West court, 5:30, Phi
B. vs. S. A. E. , D. S. A. vs. Jia-
hawks.
Saturday, Feb. 17; East court; 8:30
a.m., D. U. "B" vs. Jayhawks "B"
9:30, A. K. Psi vs. S. P. E.; 10:30
Hawks vs. A. T. O.; 11:30, D. U.
Hawks vs. Sigma Nu.; 12:30, Sigma
Nu.; 13:00, Phi B. Pi vs. Rexall
10:30, Hawkins vs. Rexall "B"
11:30, Collegians "B" vs. Beta "B"
1 p.m. Delti vs. Phil Gam.
Monday, Feb. 12; 5:10, Delta Sigma
lambda, vs. Delta Tau Delta.
Wrestling
Tuesday, Feb. 13; 5:10, Sig. Chi vs.
Beta, 7:30; Theta Tau vs. Kappa Sigma.
Thursday, Feb. 15; 5:10, Beta vs.
Delta Deltu Tau.
Friday, Feb. 16; 5:10, Sigma Chi vs
Phi Gam; 7:30, Theta Tan.
Swimming
Monday, Feb. 12, 8:30, Beta vs. Phi Delt.
Tuesday, Feb 13; 7, D. T. d. Vs. Phi
Gam; 7:30, A. T. O. vs. Delta Chi.
Wednesday, Feb 14; 7:30, S. A. E.
vs. Kappa Sigma.
Thursday, Feb. 15; 5, Phi Gam. vs.
A. T. O; 5:30, Acacia vs. Phi Delt.
Friday, Feb. 16; 5:10, Acacia vs. Phi
Delt.
The Kansas School of Religion, cooperative school offering courses in Bible and religion for which credit is given by several schools of the University, is offering an enlarged schedule of classes this semester. The eight courses offered this semester will cover Old and New Testament, Hebrew history, history of the Christian church, comparative religion and a study of the social institutions and ideals of the
Those making changes in enrollment tomorrow may enquire of the School of Religion representative on the floor of the gym concerning the offering of this course at a convenient hour.
SCHOOL OF RELIGION OFFERS
NEW COURSES THIS SEMESTER
One hundred fifty-four students have enrolled in the School of Religion courses this semester.
Bible, and a two-hour course taught by Charles W. Thomas which will be offered in only one section, at 9:30.
Send the Daily Kansan home.
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A rare and unusual opportunity for the University and the City of Lawrence to see a super-attraction at one-half the regular prices charged in other cities.
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At their fourth farewell recital in New York City last week. police reserves were called out to control the crowds. The company must give at least ten more recitals to accommodate the crowds wishing to see them.
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