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Judiciously they saved their enthusiasm for the 1,500-metre run (120 yd. short of a mile), the contest between longtime Rivals Gene Venzke and Glenn Cunningham. Since he became the No. 1 sensation of the 1932 indoor season, Venzke, still a University of Pennsylvania undergraduate at 27, has, for the most part, played third fiddle to Bill Bonthron and Cunningham, has strangely lost none of his popularity with the crowd. Bonthron, now married, has retired until the third Princeton Invitation Meet in June.* Joe Mangan, one-time Cornell miler who defeated Cunningham last month, was recovering from influenza. These...
John L. Allen; George Akerson; George B. Blake; Edmond L. Cherbonnier; Francis R. Connolly; Paul G. Counthan; Peter F. Cunningham; Harold M. Curtiss, Jr.; Bernard M. Dobrusin; Roscius I. Downs, Jr.; Harold Edinberg; Francis F. Foley; Richard W. Galbraith, Jr.; Anthony Galluccio; Robert T. Gannett, 2nd.; Austin L. George, Jr., and Benjamin C. Gifford...
Assistant Coach John M. Barnaby has selected five players to make the trip. Playing number one position the Crimson will use George B. Blake. Peter F. Cunningham and James R. English, Jr. will play numbers two and three respectively. At four will be Warren Williams, Jr. Completing the Crimson roster. Francis H. Appleton 3rd will play in position five...
...summary: HARVARD ARLINGTON HIGH Cunningham, l.w. r.w., Owen Harding, c. c., Chipman Scaife, r.w. l.w., Preston Houghton, l.d. r.d., Mee Fearon, r.d. l.d., Lane Wilder, g. g., Dutton...
Goals--Harding 2, Chipman 1, Cunningham 1, deRahm 1, Fearon 1, Mee 1, Owen 1, Preston 1, Stone...