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Ithaca, N. Y., May 11, 1931--Both President Livingston Farrand of Cornell University and Major Robert E. Treman, chairman of the alumni committee in charge of raising funds for the university's war memorial, expressed themselves today in favor of erecting a separate memorial to Cornell's World War dead who had fought against the Allted cause. Treman announced that he had made the first contribution toward such memorial...
...Livingstone Farrand, president of Cornell, after a conference with R. E. Treman, committee chairman, declined to announce any change in the original plans...
...confident statement of Coach Moakley, however, comes the report that Captain Treman pulled a tendon last month, and is still slightly handicapped by the weakened limb. What effect this will have on his running Monday remains to be seen, but it is not unlikely that the star dash man will be near top form when the time for the meet arrives...
That the Ithacans roster contains a number of stellar names is undeniable for one finds men like Captain Treman, who won a third in the 600 last year, Levering who fought off Captain Reid of the Harvard team last winter to win a victory in the two mile, and Clark, star hurdler who ran close to Ben Hedges, Olympic man in the Princeton-Cornell meet last spring. It is not, however, the known performers that make Cornell a threat, but rather the unknown material in nearly every event. A hasty glance at the entry list shows that sophomores are conspicuous...
...running events, the record of 1 min. 15 3-5 seconds set by Captain Swope of Dartmouth in the 600 last winter is in a perilous position, with Pratt and Langley of Dartmouth, Treman of Cornell, who ran a close second to Swope, W. C. Rowe '31, F. E. Cummings '30, and E. E. Record '32 all consistently bordering on the 1.16 mark...