The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-27

Columbia made sure that II had the
PENNSYLVANIA swimming team beaten
last night before IL experimental With
youngsters. and from the knowledge
gained nv the tactical blunder in the
Val. meet was able To trounce the
Quaker team In the Morningside Heights
tank by a score Of 30 10 %. Though the
margin OF points seems close. the Blue
ard White swimmers had von the meet
before the Anal event, the century swim.
was run off.
Herbert T.. Nollme,. the sensational
winning your ester. seNed up the meet
for Columbia ny practically winning the
relay event alone. then anneXing first
places in the fiity ward vim and the 2c0
ward swim. Win three first places and
Second and third places in the plunge for
distance ANA the fancy diving event.
Columbia didn', worry over the fact that
IN the matter OF first places Pennsl lvania
hiuk. even.
The relax event proved a thriller.
~'"lumbia's team was within an ace OF
defeat foi the first time this season.
Nollmcr carried the team through a win
l'l ny ~ ltl'fVS lN w idr' I'M w I
minute Is seconds. Phil Herbert started
of for Columbia and made four feet on
Mastin. bu, Walker and Lee both lost
several Yards. Capt. Shryock Of Penn
sylvania was ten feet ahead OF Nollmer
in the last touchoN. Vollmer didn't
catch the Quaker man iish until two
yards from the finish and then beat him
by "A hand.
Columbia's improvement in p~lunging
and diving really won III. meet. Al
though Penn took both events, Carl
ICONS was pushed hard in tho diving by
Moeller and Mills of Columbia The
diving was about ~ graceful as any
ever seen in the Morn!ngside Heights
pool Evans. PENIS star. i!in't place.
Karl Lehman. Intercollegiate record
holder TO- the plunge. had to go :: feet
~ wiu over Mort Lcvie. Columhia's $50
pound plun2er. Lsvic Is ~ broad AS
I've IS tail Ills inability 70 stser straight
has kept him back, but last nieht he
got out Oh a line and showed the gallery
that despite his mass of s%uperfuous
weight he could plunge
In water polo the Pennsylvania sex
tet, through tho splendid work ~ capt.
Shryock, managed TO gain a little balm
by defeating Columbia. IS to , Column
bia didn't have a chance. as II tia!led
at the end Of the first half by a score
of 10 10 ;. Cooper. h substituted for
Cannon. got Columhia's only touch goal
lie made IL a few seconds after he had
replaced Cannon The summaries:
500 Foot Relay Won by columbia. with
Herbert, Walker. Lee and vol.mer. Penn.
sylvania second. wi,h Mast-n. Slmon,on.
watts ami Sh:yook.
:" Yard swim Won by II u. vol!mer,
Y. Sim"nton. Pennsylvania. third. Time.
60" seconds
mer, Columbia. J. 4 nans~s'i'. Trcunn.%ytii:
'h,ri: rimc minute, 49, seconds
~syiynnIa II Moeli.r, Columbia. second; 4,
Mills, Columbia. third.
mi rnTss for n,s,"n %;,, Mo, by !, lsh.
Columbia, second. with 90 fcet, N. VI.
Roy, co.umhi.. third With 80 feet 6 inch"s.
rc M" nrH s" !, X N Ma-,t%H. ren n. w ,ns
second, II Rogers, columbia. thlrL. Time
g. sec"nds Final score o!umbia. 30
WATER POLO GAME
Columbia. Positions, Pennsylvania.
Cannon. ,.,' Left forward, ...,,,, walsh
Gibson Centre forward ....... Collin.
E syH dc Mater h'fh, fIrwsrd ''',,. nnss.,!
Noble, i''.',. Right back ........Sw anu
'lev"iand, ,;""' snow
Touch goals "E"oper' shrvoS T"''" Throu q,
goals Collins, Russell. Shryock, Goals
from foul Nohle, Russc.,, :, Substitutes ~
Columbia. Cooper for Canon: Pennsylvania
swami Tor Snow, .@lIeratN for Swami,
Referee Mc'lenau, Princeton. Time OF
halves minutes
Horace Mann Five superior.
Horace Mann defeated Rutgers Prep
in u basketball game AT the formers
gymnasium yesterday afternoon by a
score Of 80 ia 22. Lyons Of the ",ictors
made ave goals from acid and two from
foul,