Evening star., 1925-03-15

! ton, ~ TO ~, and the fencers nosinI
The break of the heavy match came
! early in the second round of the last
fight, when Lyon, the Navy captain
reached Mccoy with a right to the
stomach, which ended the contest
with thud
Just before the final bout Hender-
son had made a great battle with
Funk, the Yale captain, and the audi
ence was surprised when the Judges
united in a decision for the visitor
Yale's other victory was in the
opening encounter, when Eustis
stopped Huck's rushes and had the
better of the landing of clean blows.
It took an extra round. however, be-
fore the decision could be given.
Charlson, meeting Ritchle in the
1Ss-pound class. gave the best exhibi =
ton of the evening. boxing with the
utmost skill and coolness
the 145-pound bout. between Nc
Mann of Yale and Ragsdale of Navy
was very close one in the original
three rounds, but the Navy man, who
had done most of the leading, had dis
tinctly the better of the short extra
round, which the referee ordered.
Summaries:
lis pounds-Eustis, Yale. defeated Huck,
Navy, in four rounds. Judges decision.
Price. Yale. In three rounds. Judges decision.
13s pounds--Charlsor, Navy, defeated
Richie, Yale. in three rounds Judges de-
145 pounds-Raesdaie. Navy. defeated Nc
Mann, Yale, in four rounds. Judges decision.
100 pounds-Capt. Funk. Yale, defeated
Henderson, Navy. in three rounds. Judges de-
cision.
175 pounds-Capt Lyons, Navy. knocked
out Mccoy, Yale, in the second round
SWIMMING Events Close.
Nearly every swimming event was
SO closely contested as TO make the
match exciting. t
Rule, the Navy star, performed his
usual feat of taking first in two
styles, back stroke and free. He also
swan the last lap OF the 2oo-yard
relay.
p.., se.yard s,:s styi:-wen b. Rule, Navy;
s4o-y.rd fr.. styl.Nwon By warner. nut-
ssSg Tme 4snef s sa1S aio third Ho'le'
zoo.yard breast stroks-won by Johnson,
nsry sSwn' I RotE.Ts 1o second Pepper Navy
Ioo-yard free style-won by wyckofr, Navy;
Gressy, Navy. second; Walker, Rutgers, third.
iso.ysrd back stroke-won by Ruie. .N.vJ;
Dunlap is,nl ny, Navy second; swsrtn. Rutgers,
Fancy divinSDwon by Cooper, Navy: pais-
ley. Navy, second; Bennett. Rutgers. third
3eo.yard rslay-won by Navy, with Cressy,
Lee, Wyckof and Rule Time. 1:43la.
EASILY Wiz Gym Meet.
Navy had an easy time in the gym
nastic meet, although several of the
best Midshipmen performers were
kept out of the contests.
r. A feature was equaling of his own
intercollegiate record in the 20-foot
rope by Durham of the Navy, the dis
%o, h1t. t.. A
onds. Summaries:
Club swinging Won by Aulsbsch. Prince
on; Hahner, Princeton, second; McAdam.
Horizentai bar-won by Newhsrt, Navy;
Beling. Princeton, second; Russell, Navy.
:. side hor...won by Howard. Navy. stroop,
II Rop. climbing. 40 f...IWcn 'fa; b. ioii Durham.
second, in 54-Io seeonds;s Quay, Princeton.
third. in lilo seconds. +
Flying rinGs-Won by Goodman. Navy;
Belins. Princeton, second Parker, Princeton,
Tumblins--won by Tullsen. Navy; Zitxo-
witt. Navy, second; Parker. Princeton. third.
Fencers Are Hard Pressed.
In the fencing match, the Navy took
good lead by winning the foils, 6
to 9, and breaking even with dueliing
swords. but was forced to take the
final of four saher bouts to gain the
victory.
Summaries
Foils-stubbs. Navy. defeated Bell. colum.
bia, So: McDill. Navy, defeated Silva CO.
lumbia, 52; Herts. Columbia. defeated Eli
va, Columbia, 5--3; Herts, Columbie defeat
ed McDill. Navy, 81; Ellison. Navy; de-
feated Bell, Columbia. 5--2; Stubbs, Navy,
bia. defeated McDili. Navy. 81; Ellison,
Navy. defeated Silva. Columbia, 5-2.
Epee-van Wink1e. Columbia, defeated
Zahm. Navy. 10; Bennett, Navy. defeated
Herts. Columbia, 10; Van winkie. Column
bia, defeated Bennett, Navy, 10; Zahm,
Saber-Evans, Columbia, defeated Eskilson
Navy. 90; Bell, Columbia. defeated Cowie.
Navy, 5-A, Evans Columbia, defeated Cowie
Navy. 5--2; Eskilson, Navy, defeated Bell,
Columbia, 5-3.