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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, MARCH 19, 1933
Eastern Officials Acclaim Prowess of Kansas Runner
Cunningham Is New King of American Milers Since Defeat of Venzke
"Glem Cunningham, of the University of Kansas, clearly established his right to the title of King of America's milers." The New York Herald recently published this item in telling of the Knights of Columbus track and field games at Madison Square Garden in New York.
'A GREAT COMPETITOR'
Likes Strong Competition
An article in the "Amateur Athlete," by Brutus Hamilton, former Kansas track coach, who is now coaching at the University of California, predicts Cunningham to set some records that will stand for some time to come.
"He is distinctly a competitive runner," says Hamilton, "and can be counted on for his best performances when the competition is the strongest. He was also indoor records in the mule unless forced to do so. His very able coach, H. W. Hargiss, has not pointed him for the indoor season. He is taking these races in his stride and will probably not be knocked out until late spring or early summer.
"That Cunningham is the strongest miler ever to step on a track there is little doubt. He is one of the strongest men in America at his weight. His great strength, his courageous attitude, his determination, and his determination make up for his lack of normal legs."
Immortal of American Track
Eastern sports writers have proved that Glenn Cunningham high honors and one has admitted that he is one of the "trock immortals" of America. This was a momentous occasion for the Boston Evening Transcrip
"I classify Cunningham as one of the immortals of American racing without fear of successful contradiction," says Foster, who won the six fastest miles recorded in the history of American competition. Cunningham has proved conclusively it was no mistake that he took Venzke in tow and forced him to run the winter the stocky Kansan has beaten Venzke and others. The sting of defeat which he suffered when Venzke beat him in the National A. A. race has entirely disappeared."
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Spring Practice Continues
Football Squad Devotes Time to Fund-
amentals of Game
The spring football squad's main activities to date are devoted to the fundaments of the game. According to Adrian Lindsay, coach, scrimmage has been delayed in order to avoid injury as soon as possible, and days an asn as the men are in shape.
Several practices have been given over to signal drill and dummy simi- image but the rest has consisted of passing, passing, and blocking instructions.
Ray Brinman and Ernest Casini, two of the lettermen who are not yet out for practice, are expected to report Monday.
The Missouri Valley Conference started out with Kansas winning four years in a row and then getting a tie with Nebraska for the title in 1912. In that year Kansas won the southern division title and Nebraska the northern division and there was no playoff for the title as originally planned. The next year, when the new year but the games did not count in either of the division championships.
Men's Intramurals
The inter-organization indoor hand-ball tournament has reached the semifinals in each division except for seven matches, pairing for paintings of the semifinal matches;
Barber, Triangle, vs. Manning, Theta Tau or Tailworm, Triangle; Johnson, Kappa Sigma, vs. Rudolph, Triangle, or Johnson, Theta Tau, Bell, Kappa Sigma, Kern, Kappa Sigma, Triangle; Kol, Kappa Sigma vs. Lingel, Triangle; Norris, Triangle vs. Magruder, Theta Tau, Kappa Sigma vs. Stevens, Phi Delt; Campbell, Kappa Sigma vs. McCarnet, Beta; Hutig, Tutig, Kappa Sigma, Akihara, Triangle vs. Hartie, Kappa Sigma or Dodge, Beta.
10 Championships for Kansas
Kansas City, March 18 — (UP) — The Wichita Henry, three nations nA.A.U. basketball champions have been suspended indefinitely by the A.A.U it was announced here tonight. The players were given individual suspension, Dr. Joseph A. Reilly, A.A.U. official here said.
in 1913 Kanasa and Nebrausa were again division champions and in a game against the Panthers, Nebrausa won a game at Lincoln and one at Lawrence, taking the championship,
Eighteen men have entered the open indoor decathlon. The decathlon is scored in the same manner as is the physical ability test and the events are the same. In the potato race, chinning leg, lift foot dips, rope climb, hop-step and jump, standing bump, bar vault, 220-yard dash, and the basketball throw. Milton Schine, Milton Bloomfield, Clyde Hensley, Fork Swing, John Allen, Ray Halford, William Jones, Jay Plumley, A. Arnoreme, F. Anneborough, Gillian Sweeney, C. Clauson, C. Bromell, Norman Hall, Dick Wells, and Theno Graves.
10 Championships for kings
Allen's teams at Kansas have won
10 championships and tied once in the
10 years he coached. Joshua Hawkyn,
Hamilton's teams won four titles
and tied once for championship in
the 10 years he coached.
Jayhawker Dominance in Basketball Shown by Long List of Championships
They defied an ultimatum of the Union which forbid them to make a proposed trip to Honolulu to play in several games there.
NATIONAL A.A.U. SUSPENDS HENRYS FROM LEAGUE PLAY
Kansas has had only four coaches of basketball, Dr. Naimish, Dr. Allen, W. O. Hammison and Karl Schladener. He coached in 1908 and 1909, then Coach Hamilton from 1910 through 1919; Karl Schladener who was elected coach in 1924 took the squelch in the fall of 1919 and coached it through the first game of the season and then turned the reign over to Dr. Allen, who had returned in 1925 and has continued as coach since then.
The domination of basketball play in Missouri Valley and Big Six conference circles by the teams of the University of Kansas is convincingly demonstrated in the list of champions from 1908 to 1933, in those circuits which disclosures that the Crismon and Blue of Kansas has been conceived as a winner of the possible 26. Fourteen times the Jayhawks won the basketball championship undisputed, and twice figured in ties for the title.
Missouri stands second best with four championships and one tie; Nebraska next with two championship and one tie, and Kansas State College and Oklahoma each have won two basketball titles.
although in the third game, the next night, which was played at Manhattan the Jayhawks beat the Cornhuskers Kansas came back to win under Coach Hamilton in 1914 and 1913. Adrian Lindsey, present Kansas football coach, being a player on the championship outfits.
In 1916 Nebraska won the title, putting an end to the Kansas reign which had been almost continuous since the beginning of the conference baseball play in 1988. The Jachawners did not again start their title winning streak because being the dominant championship winner in the period 'from 1916 to 1922.
Years Struggle
In 1917 the Kansas team tilt the game, giving away to Missouri in 1918, but the Angies came back for another title with a great team in 1919. Michigan obtained the title in 1920 and 1921, and then Kansas tied with Michigan in 1923, and the teams of Dr. Allen put the Kansas baner in the championship undisputed for the next five years until 1927 when Oklahoma broke in for the title for two years, the 1928 title being the last year before the 1929 conference, and the 1929 championship being the first in the new Big Six conference. Missouri won the title in 1930, but then Kansas came back into the conference, winning streak that has lasted for three years through the season just closed.
The Missouri Valley Conference and Big Six conference basketball champions all; the Kansas teams won their conference winners' win
Win Five Years Straight
1908—Kansas
1909—Kansas
1910—Kansas
1912—Kansas
1913—Nebreska
1913—Nebreska
1914—Nebreska
1917—Kansas S.
Missouri S.
1919—Missouri S.
1920—Missouri
1921 - Missouri
1922 - Kanas-MI,
1923 - Kansas
1924 - Kansas
1925 - Kansas
1926 - Kansas
1927 - Kansas
1928 - Oklahoma
1929 - Kansas
1931 - Kansas
1932 - Kansas
1933 - Kansas
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