New-York tribune., 1902-03-30
WEST POINT FENCERS WIN
IT'S REPRESENTATIVES, DEFEAT THEIR
COMPETITORS IN THE INTERCOI,
LEGIATE TOURNAMENT.

The intercollegiate fencing championships was
won by the West Point men at the New-York Ath-
letc Club last night. The tournament began on
Friday night, when the preliminary bouts were de-
cided. The second rounds were held YESTERDAY,
afternoon and the final rounds in the evening
The contests were all of the lveIiest sort and
kept the large number OF spectators who filled
every part Of the gymnasium, applauding i'm their
enthusiasm
There were seven teams in the contests As fol-
lows
= rRied Rrs.k States Military Academy-G S Strong s
J. ,RowcliT and F. S Whitten i-"''D'n' q
frey and R. csMyeHsy II HdnSerron Roberts V Pal
Yale, Yale uniyersity-E H, Delahed, G. II. spauding
o15 C9Tgell Uniyersity-H, F Rlount, W l.. Bowman
Columbia yniversity-F. b. Clark, E pitou. tr.
L. Rnps ana or FfpHmsyysnsL pomgngaaz Holland N
F. b. Clark. of Columbia. and c. S Strong and
+. s Whtten, of the Naval Academy tied for the
Individual prize offered by Colone! W NJ Thomn-
son for first place each having won Aftae, bowts
1t was announced that Colonel Thompson had de-
clded to give each of the three a prize.
me number Of bouts won by each OF the teams
was as follows: Military Academy. 10: Columbia
S' Naval Academy. 81 Cornell, 20: Harvard y.
Yale. 10. and University Of Pennsvl,apia IT.
Naval Academy won the tournament last year
Ihis years contest consisted of lS2 bouts a larger
number than those of previous tournaments
me judges were ". T. Hentz. DIT VI ] Echever-
ria' T. w. Lawson, c. G Bothner, DR. r. F OCon-
nor X .. Haubold and Charles F. CioodIine Of
the New-York Athletic Club; w. Scott O'Conpor
and Charles latham. Fencers' Club; Atherton
Brownell Boston Athletic Association; John AL
iare, New YORK Turn Nerein, y. f Nj Crackan-
thorpe, Fencers Club of Washington D c Score
frederlck Lemon, New-York Turn Verein Timers
Lieutenant D. NJ Wood, United States Nav
@. r. Farlee. New-York Athletic Club Mastar ~
ceremonies. DR.. Graeme NJ Hammond u
he summary OF hnal rounds: G. S Strong Eas,
Point, defeated J: p Lannon. Annapolis . g 7
West Point; S. Whitten. Annapolis defeated " ~
Nichols: West Point; T. D. Roberts Harvard de-
feated E: H. Deaheld Yale: f V PaIfrcy HaT T
yard YARD defeated 6 II SPaulding, Yale; e Calmer
Yale defeated R NJ. Henderson. Harvard. r p
Clark. Columbia. defeated H. F. Blount Cornell: \
Cornell: B; o. Frick. Cornell defeated Louis i' =
Mahan. Columbia; G V Strong west Point ds
ieated i. '. Holland, University of Pennsyiva MIA
y l. hhlpe. nversity of Pennsylvania defeated
j. r. Lannon Annapolis; T D Roberts Harvard
ae1eated g Domenguez. University of PennsvI,
yania; F. II. Delafed. Yale defeated r NJ Hen
derson, Harvard; F. V Pelfrey Harvard defaatad
T. II; Camer, Yale. T. D. Roberts Harvard de-
teSIeo n Sp4ldng, Yale. +. Pitou. ir Colum bia
GHd 6e,ea5ed n r. Blount Cornell; W. L. Bowman
clark Columbia defeated r F Frick Cornell r
a Delaneld; Yale, defeated l. b Holland i-ri
NssrS35Iy We sly OF fennsylvana n. L. Knpe University
o. Fennsylpanla, defeated H F Blount Cornell:
D9rrenguez, n R e. University of Pennsylvania de-
defeated *: Spauldng. Yale; F s Wbit+en An
napohS' deteated S D. Breckinridge west Point.
J.; p. Lannon Annapolis. defeated w w Nicbois
west Point G. V. Strong West Point defeated F
s. Whitten, Annapolis. ' N /