The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-26
YALE WRESTLERS VICTORIOUS
COLUMBIA BEATEN FOR SECOND
TINE IN DUAL MATCH.
EIis Take -Four Of the SIX BOuts-FXolting
struggle between Roswell Tripp the
Yale Football Player, and ". Tolbert,
Another GridirOn EXpeFt-The Results.


struggle Between Roswell Trip, the
Yale Football Player, and W. TOlbert,
Another GridirOn EXpert-The Results.
Three events we're held on Friday evening
In the Columbia gymnasium. Yale defeated
the Light Blue and White for the second time
this season in q dual wrestling match. The
university and interscholastio championships
in gymnastics also took place. The triple
attraction drew a large crowd and the events
were enthusiastically received.
The wrestling meet was spirited. There
were bouts in six classes, Yale winning four
OF them. The best bout Of the series was in
the heavyweight class. Roswell Trip, the
Yale football player. and W. Tolbert, formerly
q Columbia gridiron man. met In this class.
The pair grappled and turned and twisted
for two ten-minute periods without fan.
Referee HuRhey Leonard ordered the third
bout to go 70 q hnish. 1olbert Is about
six inches shorter than Trip and weighs
nearly twenty pounds less.
The big westerner let his Columbia rival
wor over him for the first ten minutes OF the
third bout Several times Tolbert was near
winning with his favorite crotch hold, but the
TTipp got on top and began 70 work in his
ing work the pair managed 70 separate and
stood up. Tnpp., who was in better physical
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man and pinned his shoulders a. be fell.
Had Tolbert won this match. the final in the
wrestling Columbia would have tied.
The only Victories for the local gTapplers
were in the welterveight and middlewei ght
classes Howell Of Colum6ia repeated a. his re
JIG time Post threw Yale Of Yale 10 the hrst
bout in the midd leweight class. Then the
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brothers won easily. l. A. Dole beat Alex
Snder Of Columbia in the bantam weight class.
bia The results:
BantsmWsight Ciess--L. 4. Dole, Yale, defeated
r Ale1AndeT Columbia; 10 strsiIs. falls U.s. tlTs'
thsr Nelson. IN : minutes 80 seconds 100000
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bout, bar hold, In minutes. Second bout. crotch
hqd enc eS5 Ns eSSs u S.T Yale. defeated
Third bout neck hold and hynE fan, IN % minutes
wsiisrweiEht CiAss-I. Y. Howell, Columbia,
defeated A. r. SOosmythe. Yale IN straight falls,
further Nelson. N minutes.
de MaaEs! {s Ys P r. P bout SsoF SSd
In minutes % ssSonds Tive Ten MINUTE S arsSs
h2TsFecs oa@sa Two lR H Minute hS dG dfsWs
Neck hold and dying fall IN % minutes s. seconds.
GnvSSr n9 GhspR s%iaPP R In six events
science, won. the all round championship.
BuTch carried on FIRST prize In the flying rtngs
lie had $40 out Of a possible 800 points. r. u.
Rindge Jr los science MAS second with
5 ISLE points He is the hfst freshman To- hnisS
so well up In many years, Webster J.. Ben.
ham, 'OS science, the captain Of the gymnastio
team, was third with 2OS.4 points. Benham
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Horizontal R4,.WoP By ATsTSss RING os
science ,o STd e. R9n R9aE Silence. !T &C.
hflh, SIS points; II. J. Hanna, IT, oe college. sixth,
'' PsERS Iisi' Bar-wou BY Webster l. Bsnhsm. os
sSSons points PSas T. BaSesS s ssRSs
3 polnts; X. J. Hanna, IT, 'Os college hith. Sb.t
Sids HOr,s-xOn BY ?. H, Ri2dgs. yr.. 'Ossclsnos
e S points: webster I. BenSin 'cs science, third.
sos points; II. J. Hanna. IT.. % college, fourth,
RlHs,.w2TP BY 5;,I BsT'R J nob,S .:
third. as points; ?, H. RlndGe' IT, os science.
fTSunSllna5 Won By R. 4. wlgEln, 'Os science.
3 gol9PB a. R1d hsnH a. Ss. GS'ES cu i9[d
points; Webster l. Bsnhim, % science, MN. Is
ciu6 syinging-wOn BY Ambrose z, ring; %
science, ~ points Charles A. stewart, 90 college
''s soS, .u RGn N 6 Sss' 19mRs 5Tss Jr w
science. 40 Roints; RlndFe, Ir;s os SCIENCE;
II II. q Lynn. 'o7 science 7tb points Ambrose z:
hlnHs 70 tEleuCct llsh HaluAA " n nNNhug "
points.
A. L. Dowd Of the Newark Academy car
rIed on the honors In the interscholastio meet,
winning both the tnmbltnE and the hori-
zontal bar events :. Neither OF Ds Nitt
the showing The events;
Academy 67 points: s. HeliiIsf. DC witt Clinton,
,sfd poB 1snes Nsss aa ssH'
SidsbonsEWon by }. Strauss, Pratt Institute,
sos points: n. Muller, New hhyen UnlvemiV
School, second, 1o.b points; N. 3, bIyde, De Witt
Clinton, third, 7e.Os points X. s, Shoemaker
Trinity school, fourth, 1tii poinu.
Parallel RAn-Hon by 8 Neither, Dc VIII
Clinton, sac points; n. 3. SchQonm1keT, Trinity
school second, MS points: a. 1. powd, Newark
Academy, third SIS points; N. 3. bryde, De Witt
Clinton fourth, 700 pQinte
Flying Rpgs-Woh ey n. " stsshls. Newark
tny. second, % points; n s Bnos Bs VIII
Clinton, fourth, 1blo points.
Tam6lng-E9n ~ & \, DovS N W., S AssS-
D points, second; 4; heorsEol, pe WY Qinton'
third, points, p. J. Olcoit, Pratt lnsiiiut eurth
nA polntA