Kynewisbok . This year was one of the most successful in debate which Denver University hashad for many years. This was not due to the number of victories, but to the numberof debates taken part in and the quality of work which was done. The question forall debates was • Resolved, That Compulsory Arbitration Should Be Adopted toSettle All Disputes Within Public Utilities. Denver took the negative in all debatesexcept the one against Colorado College. RESULTS IN BRIEFD. U. vs. Colorado Agricultural College—Lost, U. vs. Kansas Wesle5an—3-0 in favor of D. U. vs. Westminster—3-0 in fav
Kynewisbok . This year was one of the most successful in debate which Denver University hashad for many years. This was not due to the number of victories, but to the numberof debates taken part in and the quality of work which was done. The question forall debates was • Resolved, That Compulsory Arbitration Should Be Adopted toSettle All Disputes Within Public Utilities. Denver took the negative in all debatesexcept the one against Colorado College. RESULTS IN BRIEFD. U. vs. Colorado Agricultural College—Lost, U. vs. Kansas Wesle5an—3-0 in favor of D. U. vs. Westminster—3-0 in favor of U. vs. Illinois Wesleyan—3-0 in favor of D. U. vs. Northwestern College—2-1 in favor of D. U. vs. Nebraska Wesleyan—3-0 in favor of U. vs. Colorado College—3-0 in favor of D. U. !Men participating in debates were :Ray RedmondRandolph McDonoughEdgar KetteringJohn Gorsuch. Gerald PetersWilbur ThomasMarion Bauer Clifford Rassweiler (Manager) ®rark Gene Corfman ; D 1918-1919; 440 Dash; Captain Corfman finished third in the Conference meet. Owen Geer ; 1919; Javeline Throw. Owen could throw the javeline well, but his lack ofexperience lost him his place in the Conference meet. Clee Hickman; 1919; 100-Yard Dash. Clee was hurt in the early part of the season and nevergot back into shape. Ernest Howe; 1919; 440 Dash. Ernie showed up well in the 440, finishing- fourthin the Conference meet. Seward Iliff ; 1919; 440 man of many virtues. Crawford McLaughlin; D 1919; High Jump, 120 and220 Low did well in everything, taking third place in the120 low hurdles. Melvin Osborn ; 1919; High Jump; 100 and 220 entered too many events and cheated himselfout of first place in the high jump by running the 220in the middle of the field event. Charles Phillips; 1919; Javeline Throw. Chucks lack of experience was his biggest drawba
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