Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-03-09
MIDDIES WIN ALL
BUT ONE CONTEST
Swimmers, WrestIers and Gym.
nasls Excel Columbia
VISITORS GET THE FENCING
Rutgers College, Third Entry 10 GYM"
Meet, Was Overwhelmed, Regis
teriBg 0nIy Three Points.

Meet, Was Overwhelmed, Regis
lsriDg 0nIy Three Points.
The midshipmen athletes mad a
very successful time Of it Saturday,
downing Columbia University Of New
York, il three of the four events, in
GLIDING a decisive victory IN the
gymnasium meet, in which Rutgers
College also entered team.
Winning a three-cnrnered ct from
teams Of Columbia University, and
Rutgers College, of New Jersey, the
Naval Academy gymnasts closed a
most successful season on Saturday.
The usual event made up the pro-
gram, and the middies finished with
o total Of 81 1.2 points. Columbia
was second with Is -12. while the
best Rutgers could do was tally Of
three, representing third place in three
events.
The middies got in their best ticks
of work In the exercises on ths flying
rings and parallel bars, scoring eight
points in each, and the fact that the
visiting teams had no entries in the
tumbling, they we're awarded all nine
points for II at event Doyle proved
n good performer for Columbia. He
tied with Hsrdison, Navy, for first
place on the horizontal bar, and was
third on the parallel bars. Segen-
staken. Columbia, outshone Wother-
spoon, the Navy man, in the club
cussnofpu Tho eq1upaaru.
Horizontal Bar-Hardison, Navy,
and Doyle, Columbia, tie for first
place Andre WIS, Rutgers, third.
Flying Rings Won by LaMotte,
Navy; HALL, Navy, second; Gaia,
Rutgers, third.
Parallel Bars-Won by Berwin,
Navy; Lands, Navy, second Doyle,
Columbia, third
Side Horse-Won by Addoms, Navy;
Clarke, Columbia. second; Vandyke,
Rutgers, third.
Tumblilg- Won by Kimball, Navy;
Clarke and Lyle, Navy, tied for sec
ond.
CluD Swinging Won by Sengen-
staken, Colubmia; Wothersponn
Navy, second; Fallon, Navy and
Clarke, Columbia, tied for third place.
Judges-Messrs. Lorett, Greib and
Reckeweg.
The wrestling team wound up it's
season with a victory over the crap.
piers Of Columbia. The middies won
five bouts against one by the visitors,
and one resulted in a draw. The
season has been a most successful one
for the middies. They did not lose
a match, Pennsylvania, Cornell, Penn.
State Colleg and Lehigh being the
others among their victims.
Pendleton, the star of the Colum-
bia aggregation, furnished about the
best wrestling that has been seen here
this season. He entered in both the
heavy and lightweight classes. He
succumbed to Vaughn, MILDLY giant,
and tackle on the football team, il the
heavy weight event, after nearly nine
minutes of the hardest kind of work
while in the light heavy event, be
was awarded the decision over Weird,
Of Navy This proved a gruelling
bout, and both contestants were in
tight positions on several occasions
The welterweight bout, which was
between Gladde1, Navy, and Blur,
Columbia, resulted in a draw, after
the two men wrestled for three min
utes in addition to the regular peri ID
Of nine minutes. In the middle
weight class Rroadfoot, Navy, did
some pretty work when he pinned the
shoulders Of Allen to the mat in z
minutes 81 seconds. Frank Lynch, OF
Baltimore, refereed the bouts. Sum.
mary:
Bantam Weight Hough, Navy
threw Pascarills, Columbia, by a hall
nelson and head hold in 8 minutes, 81
seconds.
Special Weight WYATT, Navy, wal
awarded decision over Federman
Columbia.
Light Weight-Hoops, Navy, threw
Sadtler, Columbia, by a back, nelson
and leg bold, in minutes So seconds
Welter Weight GLADDEN., Navy
Blur, Columbia, draw.
Middle Weight-Broadfoot, Navy
threw Allen, Columbia, by half mel
son and body hold in 2 minutes s.
seconds.
Light Heavy Weight PendletoD
Columbia, was awarded decision Owe
Ward, Navy.
Heavy Weight-vaughn, Navy
threw Pendleton, Columbia, by hal
nelson and leg hold, in minutes, Al
seconds.
BY q score Of AZ to Is points, tn,
midshipmen easily won from Colum
bia, in the dual swimming contest
There we're sc even events, including
the 160yard relay, and the sailor lads
excelled in all but one. They cap
tured the relay race, which gave then
eight points, and took first AMI sec
ond place in four other events.
The New Workers showed to advant
age in the plunge for distance, II
which they got first and second
! while Cooke, Of the visiting team