Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1923-02-12

usual. In almost every case the OPP
ponents made determined efforts to
win by decision
'Timberlake. Navy. and Warriner.
Lehigh. in the l25-pound class. gave
the finest exhibition OF wrestling. The
Lehigh man twice broke a furnishing
head hold and the two alternated on
top. In the last minute of the match
the midshipman pulled from undere
meath and pinned his opponent with
half-nelson and crotch hold sum
mary:
| lis Pounds-Rhea. Naval Academy.
threw Schwarzback. Lehigh, with
half-nelson and crotch bold in 9m.
ass.
| l25 Pounds - Timberlake. Naval
Academy. threw Warrines.; Lehigh,
with half-nelson and crotch hold In
SIN. Sos. sHa
l35 Pounds Harrison. Naval Acad-
envy, threw Gilon. Lehigh. with bar
and body hold in 2m SIS.
| l45 Pounds Hughes, Naval Acad-
envy, and Rigers. Lehigh, drew af-
/ ter 10m
los Pounds - Coke. Lehigh, threw
Arnold. Naval Academy, with a ham,
merlock and body hold in m. SIS. =
| 175 Pounds-Eurke, Lehigh. threw
Woodside. Naval Academy. with a
double-arm lock in ON. EOS.
Unlimited Weight-vieweg. Naval
Academy. threw Lezitz, Lehigh, with
half-nelson hold in SIN. 21s.
Roferee-Ganster, Baltimore Ath-
letic Club.
Syracuse NatatOrs Humbled
In the swimming meet the middies
took first and second in every event
except the plunge. The performances
were good, but not exceptional Sim
clair, intercollegiate record holder at
the 220. and .Kankanui. the flying
Hawaiian. were absentees from the
Naval Academy team.
Rule. the plebe. again showed his
class by winning the 50-yard dash in
25 lilo seconds, while Winkjer, team
captain. who was unable to compete
last Saturday. returned and won the
100-yard swim. Learned. OF Syracuse,
plunged across the 60-foot pool in the
good time of 80 9-10 seconds, while
Peugnet. the only Navy competitor.
was not able to drive himself across.
160-Yard Relay - Won by Naval
Academy (Bolling. Wyckoff. Davis
and Rule); second. Syracuse Dur
chand, Greenberger, Lawrence and
Watermam. Time I'm. IL 9-10s.
200Yard Breast Stroke - First,
Bearce, Naval Academy; second, Day
ley, Naval Academy; third, Cooke,
Syracuse. Time, 3m. Is 2-5s.
50-Yard Dash--First. Rule, Naval
Academy: second, Boiling. Naval
Academy; third, Waterman. Syracuse.
Time. 25 1-10s.
220-Yard Swim-First. Davy. Naval
Academy; second. Fish. Naval Acad-
envy: third. Batter. Syracuse. Time,
Pm. AZ 9-10s.
6O-Foot Plunge-First, Learned,
Syracuse; second. Pengnet. Naval
Academy. Time. 80 9-10s.
i 1O0-Yard Swim - First, Winkjer,
Naval Academy: second. HolIenbach.
Naval Academy; third. Waterman.
Syracuse. Time, m. 2-5s.
Score--Nayal Academy, IS; SYRIA
cuse, 3. - has ~ ~
Fencing Team Rested asa.
I Fencing against Shears and Guid-
er, two OF the most brilliant experts
the Naval Academy has ever pro-
dueed. as we'll as other clever swords
men representing the ]. Sanford SAL
tus Club, of New York, the inexperi-
enced Midshipmen team made a good
showing though losing. 10 bouts to s.
With the foils the visitors led, 5 to
4, and with the saber, 3 to 2, while
both teams secured two bouts with
the duelling sword or epee.
Foils-Ginn. Naval Academy, won
from Bresson. New York, 7-6; Shears,
New York. from Stnhbs, Naval Acad-
envy. rs; Twyeffort. New York. won
from McDill. Naval Academy. IA;
CHM, Naval Academy, won from
Shears, New York. 7-6. Bresson, New
York. from Stubs. Naval Academy,
rs. Shears, New York. won from
McDill. Naval Academy, &c. Twyef-
fort. New. York, won from CHM, Ma
val Academy. To. McDill. Naval
Academy, won from Twyetfort. New
York: 7-6,
Epec- Shears, New York. won from
Galloway Naval Academy. To- Twyef-
fort. New York, won. from Heating.
Naval Academy. 10. Galloway, Ma
val Academy. won from Twyeaort.
New York. To- Heating. Naval Acad-
cniy, won from Bresson. New York.
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