Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-02-23

Red by heIerSe 4 rank l@S HNH' - 49,
tjmore. at the end Of the fray by rea-
son OF the superior knowledge that the
Princetonian showed Of the sport.
Eight extra minutes, split into per
iods OF five ane three, respectively,
were taken up n the awarding the
final decision. en- il appeared that the
Tiger only lacke short while more
to gain a throw ,ver the midshipman.
whom he held &; ipped in body scis-
sors and arm nd neck hold when
time was called
Swigert, and oentz, the rival cap
tains. also wrest ed in hot bout. the
Navy man finally being awarded de-
cision on points. In the ll5 ana 49,
Mound classes. Tough and Gates. Of
Navy. made COM )aratively quick work
of their respect e opponents
Gymnasfs Show Class
The midshipnlen, who appear al
most unbeatable as gymnasts, added
another victory 10 their string, by win
ming from Massachusetts Tech, As to
IL. The Navy took all first except in
club swinging, where Strang was tied
by Pew, formerly a midshipman.
In spite of the one-sided score Tech
had good men in all the events and
pushed the Nayf hard. Hales on the
rings. Strang on the horizontal bar,
and Comp in tulabling did the best for
the Navy. Wood did some unusual
tumbling for the visitors.
Swimming Record Shattered
Quinby, of the Navy swimmers sue
ceeded in breaking the record for the
4O-yard breast stroke when he took
that event in the meet with City Col
lege. of New York, in the good time of
% Is seconds. which is just 2-5 of
second better than the old record
The meet was held in the Navy pool
Immediately following the water polo
game between the two institutions.
The score was 46 to z, favoring Navy.
Water Polo Gets A Start
In the first game of water polo ever
played here, the midshipmen were
victorious over the City College, of
New York, Is points to g.
The visitors were outswam and out
played in every particular, the Navy
lads taking the lead early, making il
IL to in the first half and maintain
ing their lead IN the second half.
A big factor was the work OF Ora
ham. the Navy center who almost al
ways got the bill at the start, and did
the bulk of the scoring besides. Pleu-
deus was the best player for the
visitors The summaries:
Boxing
l15-ponnd Glass ~ Waggenner. Navy
gained decision oyer Burket.
125- Pound Class--Sloman, Penn, gained
decision over Kurtz.
135- Pound Class-O Malley Penn gained
decision over Jones.
Pound Class = Miller, Navy gained
decision over Wishsk
163- Pound Glass - Schell, Navy. gained
decision over BreSlin.
Unlimited Weight Class-Misson. Navy,
Knocked out Bourne in second round.
Referee-William ii. Recap. Philadel
phia. Judges-tieorgc j. Turner and
Latrobe Cogswell Baltimore.
Bouts-Three two-minute rounds, with
minute intermisSion. one extra fOunu II
necessary for decision.
Wrestling
115-Pound Cass-Hough. Navy. threw
Westgate. by a body scissors and chan
Gerry. in , minutes, Is seconds.
125-Pound Ciass-Gellery. Navy. threw
Jacobs. by an arm and body hold i'll :
minutes. 80 seconds.
133- Pound Class-Swigert, Navy, gained
decision over PentZ. Time. minutes.
1851 Pound Class-Pixton. Navy. threw
Scarf by an arm and body hold. Time, S
minutes. ~ seconds.
155- Pound Classified. Princeton. gained
decision over Cruise. after regular bout
of . minutes. and two extra periods of
, and : minutes, respectively.
175- Pound Class - Gates. Navy, threw
Dixon by body scissors and arm lock in
; minutes. - seconds.
Unlimited Weight Class-Willkie; Navy.
gained decision over Carpenter. Time .
minutes.
Fencing
Fois-Van C1eve. Navy. defeated Ord
way, l. to Z: Myers. Navy. defeated How
ard. IL TO .: Smeilie. Navy. defeated Snow,
10 TO {: Snow. Harvard. defeated Myers.
- to Il: Van Caeye. Navy, defeated Snow.
II 10 q: Barge. Navy. defeated Ortlway.
II to s; SInetaie. Navy. and Brewster
fenced to tie for the regular period. each
scoring nine points two extra periods re-
quired for decision which finally was won
by Smeliie with total score of II TO H.
The sabre events were called off. but
there waS one bout with the dueling
sword Shears, Navy, defeating Captain
Snow, of Harvard.
Gymnastics
Side Horse-First Strang. Navy: second
Barrett. Navy: third. Bower.
Flying Rings-First. Hales Navy: sec