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Pennsylvania’s Gene Venzke has served notice of a comeback which promises to break the two-way
monopoly of Glenn Cunningham and Bill Bonthron foi American mile-running supremacy. The Kansan
still is “tops,” but Venzke gave him real competition in the Wanamaker mile at the Millrose A. A. car
nival In New York, finishing second with Bonthron of Prjnceton a badfy beaten third. Left to right: Cun
ningham, Venzke, Bonthron. (Associated Pres* Photos)
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Pacific Coast Collegians
Traveling td Teach
U. S. Sport
To show sport lovers In the Land
of the Rising Sun just hew Amer
ican football is played, a squad of
Pacific Coast collegians have sailed
from Los Angeles for Japan.
Included in the traveling squad
are four University of Washington
players: Chuck Mucha. Guard;
Woody Ullin, tackle and Husky
team captain of 1934; Burl Bufkin,
halfback, and Paul (Sockoi Sul
kosky, fullback.
A Japanese newspaper, pioneer
ing the effort to show American
fpotball to the people of Japan,
asked Harry Maloney, Californian,
and reported to be Harry Maloney
cf the Stanford University athletic
staff, to organize a squad of thfrty
crUegiate players to make a trip
tc Japan.
<*We will put on a series of ex
hibitions in Tokyo during which wc
will exemplify many of the differ
ent football systems,” said Sulkos
ky. “For Instance, the teams will
show the Notre Dame, Warner,
Jones and other well-known forma
tions. We may play a game cr two,
but primarily the trip Is an educa
tional' one to show the Japanese
the fundamentals of the game.”
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