New-York tribune., 1909-03-14
Princeton S1CimmerS OUer7chelm c.
&. n. 7. an Dual Meet.

The Princeton University swimming team easily
defeated the swimmers of the College OF tho City
OF New York last night al the latteTs gymnasium
a points TO L. Every event except the 22o-yaTd
swim was won by Princeton In this event Bischon
and r. Stern, both OF the College OF the City Of
New York. got first and second places. with !.
Wilson q close third
The 5o-yard swim was tho closest and most
citing race OF the meet and the first three men,
Chambers and Wilson of Princeton. and Lyman. OF
the College Of the City of New York, were less
than a foot apart. Chambers also won the 100
yard swim. while F. Bammon, Of Princeton, and
r Stern of the College of the City OF New York.
fought it neck and neck for second place
Bammon seemed TO have more strength at the fin
ish and Won by arms reach Although Cham
bers was expected to hang up new figures for the
distance the time very poor.
In the water polo contest Princeton won hands
down by the score of to O. Whenever the local
players did get their hands the ball they
did know what to do with it. Sow
eral good opportunities for goals lost from
lack of head work
AS preliminary meet Townsend Harris Hall. the
preparatory school of the college, defeated Boys
High by the score OF 80 10 The preparatory svim-
far superior to the City College var
sity and not much inferior TO the Princeton men
H. Davis won the 5O-yard in 81 SO, while Chambers
negotiated the distance in % 3-S N Kohn's time
of Ii0 for the 1OOyard equalIed Chambers's. Davis
also cleared 46 feet in the plunge. Every event
by a preparatory swimmer, H Davis taking
two frsts y. Kohn and H. Rogers one.
In the relay Princeton gained a lead the dive
and Wilson increased il gradually till at the finish
of the first relay he led by a yard Edmon, for
the College of the City Of New York. seemed to
hold his with Kimbel. but Lyman. OF the Col
lege Of the city of New York. lost trihe as did
in the last relay, although he did better than
his mates. At the finish Chambers led by
nearly three yards.
The fancy diving was very close. and IT seemed
as If Fielding, of the College OF the City of New
York, had a chance TO win The judges decided IN
favor Of A Taylor, OF Princeton, with 162 points,
II. Stern. his team mate being second, with 16l,
and Fielding third. with 157.
The summary follows:
Eight hundred foot relay racsWon BY Princeton. with
II Wilson, Km5le, and Chambers: College OF
City York second. with Becker. EdIn0n LS-
man and Time, 3:06
Fancy diying-Won by J. Taylor Princeton. with 162
points; Stern. Princeton l61 points. second; Field
Fffty-yard swim-Won by H. Chambers, Princeton; II.
OF New York third. Time O29as.
Plunge for distanoe-Won hg / woehr. Princeton.
feet. second H. Mosseson. College tbs City New
York 80 feet. third.
One-hundred- yard swim-Won by II. Chambers. Prince
ton +. Princeton second: r Stern. College Of
the City OF New York, third Time. I:1o
wo-hundred- and tventyyard swirn-Won by V.
Bischo1 College Of the City Of New York: r. Stern.
College OF the City OF New York. second; II. Wilson,
Princeton third. Time, 3:20ts.
WATER POLO
Princeton 81 Position C. C N Y. (0,