New-York tribune., 1911-04-02
CORNELL FO|LSMEN WIN
Intercollegiate Title Goes to
FenCerS from Ithaca.
ROOS is INDIVIDUAL STAR
Gets Title in Extra Bout After
Tie with Lorimer-Cadets
Second, Middies Third.

Second, Middies Third.
Cornelrs fencing team Won the intercoi-
legiate championship tournament last
night at the Hotel Astor. -. u. Roos' Oh
the same team captured the individual
honors after tieing with NJ w. Lorimer'
of ANNAPOLIS Each scored fourteen We
tories and lost one bout In the fence-oh
Roos. a lefthanded foilsinan and the mar
vel of the meeting made short work OF
his opponent.
Second to the Cornell teau.-and II was
the first time that any college had Won the
title since the institution Of the intercoi-
legiate a. - ciation-came the cadets Oh the
army from West Point. Cornelrs tally was
thirty-nve victories and the West Point men
were one bout behind.
The navy trio from Annapolis was third,
with twenty-five bouts to its credit. IL
was the team Of veterans that scored last
year. but they failed 20 repeat. Columbia
led by Charles f. Dwyer, was fourth, WIN
lS bouts: Pennsylvania fifth. with ~, ana
Harvard last, with the meagre score OF i.
ID. q. Roos, of Cornell was the wonder
OF his team He moved his opponents
down as a sickle in the hands OF an eX-
perlenced reaper trims the tender grass
Not one in all the eighteen competitors
seemed 10 approach him. He had thirteen
consecutive victories to his credit as the
mon came out for the deciding bouts.
In a measure Roos did more than win.
He was the inspiration for his mates. and
p. w. Allison and D. Espinola did WE'LL
for the former came to the finals with only
To- a < a
same. Espinola was the only one OF the
trio TO yield tothe Army swordsmen
The team record Of Cornell was remark
able II defeated Columbia, bouts to l.
Navy. : TO ,: Harvard. 20 o, and Penn
sylvania, TO .
Tho West Point team unJeniably suffered
through the accident that hofell X j.. An
drrson its leading man on the opening
night when he was pierced by broken
foil. This had the effect Of throwing the
team into confusion. Ii was the Army,
however. that alone bestej Cornell for II
scored bouts to the latter 4. II. VI.
Rayner accomplished the best work WITH
ls victories. w. IT, Wilbur WAS second 10
him with T.. and 4. II. Hlnonan, who took
the place OF tho injured competitor, won
y
napolis as Norman Scott and r. s. Hatch
each won only bouts. Charles Il. b"yer
ACCOMPLISHED voeman work for Columbia.
as nc won s bouts. tho other 40 talhnz
among \ y. Clough. s Pitt and j. II.
Ncrthrcp.
Altogether tho West Point team did we'll
I'm tho record West Point defeated Penn
svIvsria bouts TO >: Harvard. 10 l.
Columbia. to /. and the. Navy. to ..
AnrapoIis defeated Harvard 10 3 ana
ponnsvlvauia . 20 >. hut was loser n oth-
ere. columbia defeated Pennsylvania 10 T.
Annapohs } To and Harvard 80 T. The
only tosm over which Harvard Won was
that NJ Pennsylvanis by 10 T.
Columbia madc'a bold bid for honorS
Charles T.. Dwver. who has captained the
team. accomplished splendid work. Then
s PIT replaced \. ~ Cloush for the hnais
aud that helped some. J. ". Northrop Nas
f.ir,y reliable. so that Harvard and Penn
s,Ivania fought brayely to avoid trailinG
in last place
The summary follows
WEST POINT.
"a II Wilbur defeated =. T. pryer ColIm-
ois: ". y Pit, so,nn'n,s ,,,.noIis lie r =. Hatch.
Annapolis: y. Hunt. Harvard. = b Wnp1,'
Harvard. ~ nelsh"im"r, Fsnn,> n,a ysu,S po,n
Peterson, fcnnsElN anna ~ - '' '
y IT. II ''sf 81 Raynor defeated 7. Espinola cornell;
e. Il. DNycr. columbia \. y, oI"ugn' ,,n eco,, ,n
j. oaIi, ai NGr'p!0 r. WiIbur' Harvard J. l. Mcloush
iin' harvard; ". \. Peterson. Pennsyl'snia' j.
f. r. Parker Pennsylvania. ,,
A. II. Hincman defeated - Espno'a. torn"n' ,
" u rtt colums,a j. ~ Nos0,3p wsi onsniin @sg%
II I,.lcl clsif
CORNELL
= W. Allison defeated W. II. Wilbur. West
Point: II. ~ Rayuer. West Point; g y. bNN'.'
Columbia Norman Sfot,' MspSpoH'' 'a' NJ"
Harvard; g. ~ ""puI' ''"'N'''' o. ~
D. Espinola defeated \ y. Ciough. Columbia.
I u Norhrop columbia. y. ;. Hatch. An
napolis: ". Hunt Harvard; 6. u. Wilbur. iIar
YARD: j. \ McLoughn, Harvard; H. p"f
l,clmor. Pennsylvania; w. y. Peterson Pom
v n g. Roos defeated W II. Wilbur. west
Point. \. II, Ineman West Pom, :. u. l)Myer.
sc.tt. Annapolis NJ W. formcr. ANNAPOLIS. I
: Hatch. Annapolis. W. Hunt. Harvard; q. ~
wilbur Harvard. j. \. Mcl.oughln. hatVaid'
" \ Peterson, PennsN lNanla; j. u. H. fdrher,
COLUMBIA
Charles b. Dwyer defeated \. II. lllueman.
West point: L. : Hatch. Annapolis: W Hunt
Harvard. H. Delsheinier Pennsylvania: " 4.
Peterson. Pennsylvania.
J. \. Mclaughlin. Harvard
T. H. Northiop defeated II. pclsheimer. Penn
sylvanis. }. B -. Parker. Pennsylvania.
ANNAPOLIS
Norman Scott defeated g. T., DIVER. coluir
bia II. Delshelmer. Pennsylvania W. A. Peter
son Pennsylvania.
M W J.orinner defeated ~ NJ Eaynsr West
Point: A. n Iiincman West Point: y. W AN
son cornell. u. Espinoa. cornell; J. ~.
Northrop Columbia; W. Hunt. Harvard; g.. ~
Willur. Harvard H. Dc'shcimer. Pennsylvania.
". A. Peterson. rennsyynnia: J. u. y. Parker
HARVARD
"A Hunt defeated ! II. Northrop. ,oiumhis:
Nn,n,n Sc0,i Annapolis. IL nesheim.r Penn
s,INnnia: " \ Peterson. pennsylvania
a. n Wilbur defeated &. y. iwyer. Columbia,
y ,Iough Ioluubis.
Mctonghnn defeated D. n NortSrop
,ntuutbia: Norman Sotit Annapolis. N. Dais-
hclner PennsS ivana, j. B y. Parker. Penn
e!lraniA r>>,cv,,,v,
II. pclshemc. defeated T.. W. Anison, Cor.
neil. , =, .,.,
lila. q. Il. Wilbur, Harvard
4 r. Il. Parker defeated \. III. Hineman.
West Point; T.. W. Allison. Cornell; w. III. Pitt
columbia: Norman Scott, Annapolis: T.. S.
Hatch. ANNAPOLIS. q. u. Wilbur. Harvard.