Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1914-02-23

Adams leIL FORWARD WAldrOn
McReavy center Tarnev
Wilkes right guard Martin
Wiltse left guard Foley
Goals from Navy, Adams,
8; Smith, 8; McReavy. / Wiltse, 2.
Georgetown, Kelly, 2 Waldron, Il
Martin, l. Goals from Foul Smith.
6: Tarmey. 4. Referee Mr. Haas,
Of Warrington rime-Tweaty min
utes
The middies outwrestled Cornell IN
dual engagement, winning all but
one of seven bouts. Three of the
bouts were won by fall, and two by
decisions for the most aggressive
work. The single bout won by the
lthacans was that in the special
weight class, in which Boak was
awarded the decision over Wyatt on
points for aggressiyeness.
Although the middle and light
heavyweight bouts were keenly con-
tested, the struggle between the
heavies, as usual, attracted the gre at
EST interest, and II proved TO be a
good one. Howe. the football player,
contested for Navy in the heavy
evenht. He was opposed by Kleinerb
and the heavy man wen by fall after
nearly seven minutes of hard work.
The Cornell man put up q very plucky
fight, especially since he was much
outweighted.
Broadfuot and G. T Culbertson. 10
the middleweight class. were vely
we'll matched, but the Navy man was
much stronger and won by fall in
$50. Frank. Lynch. of Baltimore. re-
fereed the bouts. The summary:
Bantamweight-H ough, Navy, gain
ed decision over w. J. Culbertson,
Cornell,
Special Weight Roak. Cornell.
gained decision over Wyatt, Navy.
Light Hoops. Navy, won
from Green, Cornell. Fall secured in
2 minutes So seconds by half lel-
son, bar and wrist hold
Welter Weight-Gladden Navy,
gained decision over Allen, Cornell.
| Middle Broadfoot, Navy,
won from G. 7. Culberton, Cornell.
/ Fall secured in minutes SO seconds,
By half nelson and arm hold.
Light Heavyweight-WarJ, Navy,
| gained decision over Gallogly,
Cornell.
Heavy Weight Howe. Navy. wJn
from Kleinert, Cornell. Fall secured
in minutes, as secopGs, by d hall
| nelson and arm hold
The swimming team experienced
very little difficulty in winning from
the tank men If Baltimore City
! College. The middies took first ana
second places ia six of the seven
events. The score by points was 5
70 H.
Copeland. Of City College, proved
better distance pluugei than any Of
| the sailor boys. getting frs. place for
that event, with a plunge Of 60 feet.
Loweyery took second place for City
College in the same event. The City
| Collegians got point for third place
In each of the Eve other events. Navy
won the 100. yard relay quite haudily.
| City College made no Sntriee for the
60.yard dash. and an exhibition be-
tween Marshall and Bodhsh, Of the
Navy team. resulted in a tie.
The officials were: Stsrter-In.
struetor Mang, Of the Naval Acad-
smy. Judges Lieuts. a. w. Sears,
W. A. Hall and II. K. Hewitt. The
summary
I60-yard relays-Won by Navy,
Marshall. Herndon, Cook and Vail
/ fine, LIE Id.
4O-ysrd dash Won by vsill, Navy
Marshall, Navy, second Cooper, City
| College, third. Time. ~ as seconds
160-yard swim Won by Dashiell,
Navy; Vail, Navy, sscond: Holman,
| City College. third Time, l-s
| seconds.
22O.yard swim Won by Lowe
| Navy; Grove, Navy. second; Mace
| CITY College, third Time, S-5.
4O.ysrd back stroke Won by Rich