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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
HOyA QU|NT ROUTS
BROOKLYN X. OF c.
Gets Lead Early and Never Is
Headed in 43-to-27 Clash
at Hilltop.

~ GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
I basketers just about romped
~ to a 43-to.27 victory over the
Columbus Council, Brooklyn
Knights Of Columbus team in Ryan
gymnasium last night, never being on
the short end of the count. The HoyaS
proved the better shots from scrim-
mage, were far more capable in floor
play and far outclassed their foes at
tossing from the charity line.
1t was the free throw as much as
anything else that helped Georgetown
score such decisive victory. 1t had
line and made good in II attempts.
The Brooklyn Knights had 13 free
shots and Gagged but 7.
Dillon and Morris did some sensa .
tional scoring from scrimmage for the
Hoyas, the former sinking two of his
four goals from near the center of the
court. Lang and Crane, Brooklyn for.
wards, also did some fancy basket fling
ing. Generally, GeorgetoWn's defense
was so taut that the visitors had little
opportunity to make throws from under
the basket.
The game started slowly and was
under way minutes before Feeney OF
the Brooklyn team did the first scoring
from scrimmage. The Hoyas, due TO
their fine shooting from the charity
stripe, were in the lead at the time,
however, and maintained such scoring
pace. that they never had less than 4
appoint lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
VIRGINIA BOXERS WIN
OVER PENN TEAM, 4-3

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, February
22.-Virginia's boxers, with a revised
lineup, defeated Pennsylvania, 4 to 8,
tonight before a crowd Of nearly 1000
spectators.
It was the last duaf meet of the Cav
alters before the Southern Conference
tournament here next week.
Summaries:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. By WriEht of
virginia over Houdina, by decision.
v EEATH aIs ey LeEilia of
UT.r sieh d.c Ssslow of
Of YirElnlA over Glasa, By decision.
MIDDLEWEIGHT--Won BY Capt. Horne
KNOCKOUT after / minute OF third round.
= HEAXYWEIGHT-Won by Merrick of
Psnn nsy over WEBB BY technieal
third round.
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EAGLES TO ENGAGE
CASEY FIVE TODAY
BrookIynites Invade Silver
Spring-0ther Contests of
Note Listed.

y EvERAL highly attractive cards
have been arranged for basket
bali teams of the metropolitan
area today.
Headlining the program will be the
battle between Skinker Eagles and
Brooklyn Knights Of Columbus, carded
to get under way in the Silver Spring
Armory at o'clock. Stewart Photog-
raphers and Potomac Boat Club, strong
quints, are to clash in q preliminary
listed for 2 o'clock.
Until their surprise defeat at the
hands of the French quirb Tuesday
night the Eagles had been sweeping
through all opposition. They will be
striving to trim the Casey team today
by substantial margin to prove that
they were of color against French.
Five games make up the veritable
court carnival scheduled at the Jewish
Community Center. Action viii start
at 5 o'clock with q center league game
and wind UP around 8 o'clock when
the Center Regulars, who have won
Ia games in as many starts this season,
will entertain the sturdy Baltimore
Y. M. II. A. IN the evenings feature
Prior to this game the Center girls
team will entertain the Suburban sextet
Of Baltimore in q game which will bring
together outstanding feminine teams.
SpartAns and Boy Scouts will mix IN
a Junior loop game to open the pro-
gram at 8 o'clock. Senior circuit
matches will follow between EvergreenS
and Paramount Flashes and Les Amis
and Moseans.
woltz A. G. will meet Jewish Com
munity Center tossers at the Silver
Spring Armory instead of Central High
Tuesday night at 8 O'Clock. In benefit
San1e for Tom Peck, clever Woltz player.
Peck Is Ill of pneumonia.
Peck Memorial 10o-115-pound basket
ere are after games to be played in their
home gym, or away. They have lost
Just two games and won 10. Angus
Girton Is receiving challenges at
Potomac 4SeS after pm.
Games with I0o-pound quints are
sought by Knight Midgets Of Alexandria
TO be played either in the Virginia City
or here. Call Manager Paul Humphrey
ut Alexandria 142.
Astecs are cunning for games with
l25 and 135 pound quints. Challenges
are being handled at West 1880 after
$50 pm.
Contests with 1o0-pound flveS ere
sought by Boys Club Optimists through
John Donnis at Adams 842e-W, between
and 2 pm.
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FAIR FENCERS DUEL
HERE APRIL IS, 1s
Match for Men Also Listed
With Medals Offered to
Winners.
ENCOURAGEMENT has been made

A ANNOUNCEMENT has been made
~ that the annual foil fencing
n women's District of Columbia
championship matches will
take place the evenings Of April Is and
10 In the. italian garden Of the May
flower Hotel.
Maj Walter Z. Blount yearly spon-
sors the matches and offers gold and
silver medals for first and second places.
Army and Navy officers and distin-
guished fencers will be the judges.
Any amateur woman fencer OF the
District Is eligible for the competition,
though the number Of entrants will be
limited to 10. Those wishing to COM
pete are asked to 80 advise Mai. Blount
by letter at the University Club not
later than March 20.
A match for men, with epee, restricts
ed to five contestants, also is sched-
uled the evening of April 10 at the
Mayfiower. Mai Blount will give gold
and silver medals in this contest also,
with the winner receiving, in addition,
Q pair Of dueling swords. Mai. Blount
asks amateurs wishing to compete In
these matches to address him at once.
Maj. Blount also will issue admission
cards to the contests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
NAVY PLEBES BEAT
CENTRAL SWIMMERS

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. February 22-
Navy Academy plebe swimmers won
from Central High School of Washing
ton today, ALTO 18, taking firsts In
four Of the six individual races and in
the relay.
The summaries:
5O-YARD FREE sTYLE-won by Thonp-
sen ,Ina1vyl, JahnSks (NaSyyl second Fote
v6 SSseS,Y ARD FEE ,sTYaEwWon BY Ash
doP ASeY P'f DIy iesrd Tins S; LIMA Lyman o.n
trad, 1853; McCampbell Navy second,
1a fTs'G pAo fsSPfFaH hSs Ss 81 v.r..
(centraD. Grimm Navy second Hickey
(CieSRtEsR third R Tine l;iS;s Nv
Jordan Navy, MAYHEM 1CentraD second
shs 4NAiEyBS r 1siTe sTIT NE liss By rnomp
son son NAVY. Jahrske Navy second. Rote
S0O-YARD RELAY.~Won by Navy with
Robbins; Neville, Ashworth And Davis
min, Julilin and Burns.
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DEWITT SCHOOL TANKMEN
DEFEATED IN BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, Nd, February a.
Capturing all seven of the events,
Friends School nAtators easily outswam
representatives Of Dewitt School of
Washington today. 81 to 10.
The summaries:
RELAY--won BY Friends q. Chryshilf.
i6S-YAkb, SREAsF-Won 81 40 sadtler.
Friendsli second, Hays (FriendG; third,
ocHYnRfRND Df EaEEf sf Rf l2a by orth
lFriendsl; second, Hiil (Friends); third,
SfasiGi1 fsEE sT9 f O7s by werck
e Presd. ne sos ;ie eRt had 91 So es
ioO-YARD. BACK STROKE - Clarke
tFriendsl and F. Chryshilf !Friends!. tied
1oo-YARD. FREE sTYLE-Won By orth
t fFEsnd Wts seeSa nSi.t Capt Ts Ellis Friends
MEDLEY RACE-Won BY Friends IF.
Chryshilf, r. Born and HID. Time, 4.04.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

CaJn01c University opens the week
play tomorrow night at the University
of Baltimore. George washington and
Maryland freshmen are to meet at Col
lege Park tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock.
American U. and Baltimore U. will
meet at A. U. in another game Tuesday
night.
Catholic U. will go to Baltimore We'd
nesday to engage Johns Hopkins and
Thursday night will find Georgetown
entertaining Western Maryland In Ryan
gym, and Catholic u. playing host to
the Seventh National Guard of New
York at Brookland
While Maryland is at the tournament
at Atlanta and American U. Is at st.
Johns Friday, George Washington will
be entertaining Virginia Medical Col
lege and Catholic U. viii be facing Ford
ham at New York.
Georgetown and Catholic U. will be
away Saturday night, the former meet
ing Hopkins at Baltimore and the latter,
Crescent A. G. at Brooklyn.
George Washington Is to engage in
two boxing matches, entertaining Man.
haitian Thursday night and engaging
Penn Military Academy at Chester, Pa,
Saturday.
If the weather Of the last two or three
days continues, base ball players will
swarm out on college diamonds. Work
already has begun at the various
schools getting diamonds in shape.
Freezing left the ground very wet,
despite the warm weather, but 1t will
be only day or two before some Of the
fields will be ready for use.
University Of Maryland probably will
have more diff1culty than any other
school getting its diamond in shape.
Late last Summer and during the Fall
it constructed q new one, and while 1t
is covered with grass, there is not much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
EVENTS SCHEDULED
FOR COLLEGE TEAMS
Basket Ball.
TOMORROW.

Basket BAN.
TOMORROW.
Catholic University vs.. University Of
Baltimore at Baltimore.
George Washington freshmen VS..
Maryland Freshmen at College PARK.
TUESDAY.
University of Baltimore vs.. American
University at American University.
st. Johns VS.. Maryland ct College
Park.
WEDNESDAY.
Catholic University vs.. Johns Hopkins
at Carlin's, Baltimore.
THURSDAY.
Western Maryland VS.. Georgetown ct
Seventh National Guard Of New York
vs.. Catholic University at Brookland.
FRIDAY.
Virginia Medical College VS.. George
Washington al George washington.
Maryland In Southern Conference
tournament at Atlanta.
American University vs.. st. Johns at
st. Johns, Annapolis.
Catholic University vs.. FordhaIn at
New York.
SATURDAY.
Georgetown VS.. Johns Hopkins ct Car
Inns, Baltimore
Catholic University vs.. Crescent Ath-
letic Club at Brooklyn. N. Y.
Boxing.
THURSDAY.
Manhattan vs.. George Warrington at
George Washington.
SATURDAY.
George Washington vs.. Penn Military
Academy at Chester Pa.
Navy vs.. Penn State at Penn state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
SCHOLASTIC SPORTS
PROGRAM THIS WEEK
TOMORROW.
TOMORROW.
Gonzaga Lightweights vs.. Episcopal
Lightweights, at Episcopal.
TUESDAY.

1OMORROW.
Gonzaga Lightweights vs.. Episcopal
Lghtweights, at Episcopal.
TUESDAY.
Georgetown Prep vs.. st. Johns, at
Garrett Park.
gym.
Ben Franklin vs. Emerson.
Dewitt VS.. Swavely.
Western VS.. Gonzaga, at Gonzaga.
WEDNESDAY.
Mount st. Mary's Prep VS.. st. Johns.
at st. Johns.
Emerson VS.. Episcopal, at Episcopal.
Hyattsylle High VS.. Rockville High,
ut Rockville.
THURSDAY.
Tech vs.. Georgetown Freshmen, Ryan
gym, 1880 pm. preliminary to @. q.
Varsity-Western Maryland game).
Western VS.. Georgetown Prep. at Gar
rett Park.
Leonard Hall VS.. Gonzaga, at Con
Zaga.
Ben Franklin VS.. Columbus University.
st. Adams VS.. Friends, at Friends.
FRIDAY.
Maury High CNorfolk) VS.. Central, at
Central.
Tech VS.. Catholic u. Freshmen, at
Tech.
Ben Franklin vs.. st. Johns, at st.
Johns, $3.50 pm.
Georgetown Prep Lightweights VS..
Friends Lightweights.
Bliss VS.. ST. Johns College Junior
Varsity, at Annapolis.
SATURDAY.
Southeastern University vs.. Bliss. at
Central VS.. Alexandria High, at AL.
exandria.
RIFLE.
SATURDAY.
Central vs. Navy Plebes, at Annapolis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

An attractive double-header has been
booked for the armory floor here to-
morrow.
In the first game, at 2:45 o'clock,
Headquarters Company will engage the
catholic Sokols, senior class quint Of
Baltimore, with Dixie Pig A. G, meeting
the unlimited Sokols in the final,
Lieut.. Sullivan Of Headquarters Com
pany is still setting the pace for In
dividual scorers in the Tri-County
League with Isl points. Charlie Bailey.
Brentwood Hawks, is second with lac,
Lieut. Anderson, who Is booking games
Tor Headquarters Company, wishes the
manager of the Spengler Post. Anaeri-
can Legion, tossers Of Washington to
cali him Monday at National 4sSS.
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81 T|LTS CARDED
FOR H|LLTOPPERS
Leading Mines of East to Be
Met and Short Trip to
Dixie Arranged.

- GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITIES
base ball team faces the COM
~ ing season with what is doubt
less the most pretentious and
toughest schedule arranged for . coll
lege nine In the East, If not In the
country, according to the list announced
last night.
Thirty-one games have been carded
for the Hoyas, including Is home en-
gagements and IS away.
Southern jaunt and several forays
into the North, one to play seven games.
are high spots Of the schedule. Leading
teams Of the East and South have been
listed.
Opening March 20 when Davidson
will be met at Davidson, N. c., to begin
It's trip into Dixie the Blue and Gray
tossers will continue In action until
May 81 when they viii call It 4 season
in winding up their seven-gan1e North
errl invasion against New York Uni
versity In Gotham.
Outstanding contests on the George
town schedule are those here with Dart
mouth, Cornell, Yale, Harvard, New
York u, Princeton and Boston College.
On the road the Hoyas' most attrac-
tive games will be those with Penn,
Princeton, Navy and Providence COL
lege, and Holy Cross, Boston College,
Harvard, Army, Yale and the New
York U. game, to be played on trip
starting May % and continuing to the
end of the schedule, May 81.
Under the general direction of Rich
ard (Red) Smith, newly appointed base
ball coach at the Hilltop battery can
didates will start work within q short
time.
The schedule:
March 2O-Davidson at Davidson.
March 2l--WAke Forest at wake
Forest, N c.
March 22-Guilford at duiiford,
March 2s-Franklin Marshall.
March 2e-Dartmouth.
March 3l-Drexel.
April Vermont.
April cornell.
April Yale
April S-Yale.
April 10-Harvard.
April 15--Bucknell
April 1e-Pennsylvania ct PhilA-
April 17-Drexel at Philadelphia.
April 24-New York University.
April 24-Princeton.
April 25--Boston College.
May 3-Seton Hall ct South
Orange, NJ j.
May 5-Temple.
May 7--Princeton &C Princeton.
May 8--WAke Forest.
May Gettysburg.
May 14-Guilford
May 17-Naval Academy at An
napolis.
May 23-Providence College ct
Providence.
May 24-Holy Cross at worcester.
May 26-Boston College ct Boston.
May 2T-Harvard at Cambridge.
May 2s-Military Academy at
West Point.
May 30-Yale at New Haven.
May 31-New York University at
New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
CELTICS PLAY RICHMOND
T0SSERS IN ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va, February a.
st. Mary's Celtlcs will entertain Council
Neighborhood House baSketers of Rich
mond tomorrow afternoon at s o'clock
In Schuler's Hall. It will be the rubber
game OF series Of three. Each team
has defeated the other, 2S to 26.
Celtics will face WOODLANDS Monday
night at Schuler's in a Washington
Independent League game and Wedres-
day win face Skinker Eagles In another
league match in the Silver Spring
Armory.
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PENN A. C. WILL BOX
CITY CLUB THURSDAY

City Club boxers will entertain Damn
AAtnleuc Club leather pushers of Phila-
9eIpnia Thursday night at the club
mere IN seven-bout program starting
as $50 O'Clock. Two or three en-
e p I Wlll be staged as preliminaries
70 the mtercity matches.
a., a newcomer will represent City Club
IN the heavyweight division Thursday
nlsnt. He Is Russell Wolfgram, who
IN ms only appearance in this CITY
scored knockout in the first round
over over Snehrick Of the Knights Of CO.
Aside from Wolfgram, City Club will
oe represented by the following against
the Philadelphia outfit.
pound Classifying Pierce.
118-pound class--ooup Swetnam
126-pound class-Harrv Haas
135-pound class-JaclS de Tacv
147-pound class-BilIy Miller
Aoo-pouno class-Henry Irving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
TOMMY CLARK GETS TRY
With PROVIDENCE CLUB

Tommy Clark, District sapdlot base
ball stalwart, and brother of Earl
been signed by the Providence Club of
the Eastern League. It was from this
club that Earl stepped to the big show
Like his brother, Tommy is an out
fielder and has been prominent on the
sandlots hereabout. He stands more
than feets and weighs around 1855.
Tommy also Is q clever soccer player,
as is Earl
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Former Central Jumper
Breaks Dartmouth Mark

HANOVER, N. H., February a.
Cal Milans, former Central High
star from Washington, D. c., shat
tered Dartmouth freshman high
jump record Of 10 years standing
as the Green team defeated the
M: I: T. yearlirlgs today, 10 to 81.
Milans leaped feet ga inches
TO better the mark of 8 feet ga
inches made in 1920 by Leroy Brown,
later Olympic champion.
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MINES ARE GETTING
READY FOR SPRING
Church League Organizing.
Warm Weather Spurs
Practice Plans.

n ANDLOT base ballers hereabout
are beginning to think lot about
I the diamond sport, and within
a few weeks clubs throughout
the city and suburbs will be down to
serious preparation for the campaign.
The mild weather Of the past few days
has lent impetus to plans of many
mines, some of which have either al
ready held organization meetings or
have issued calls for them.
Holders of franchises in the George
town Church League and any other
church mines in the city or vicinity
interested in joining the loop are asked
to have a representative at league
meeting Thursday night at 8 o'clock at
Peck Memorial Chapel, Twenty eighth
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Teams holding franchises are CAL
vary Baptist, West Washington Baptist,
Mount Vernon Methodists, Grace Epis-
copal, Mount st. Adams Episcopal and
Vermont Avenue Christian. Teams
unable to be represented, but which are
Tucker at National 1922, branch IS,
during the day or address him at 1884
Wisconsin avenue.
Joe Judge, FIRST baseman Of the Ma
tionals, viii address meeting Of the
Neiehborhood House A. G. base ball
team Tuesday night at the Neishbor-
hood House, 470 N street southwest at
8 o'clock. The team ct q reorganization
meeting decided in view Of its success
last season in the Capital City League
to again enter this league in the senior
loop. Marcus Burton, former pro play
er, viii coach the Neighborhood club
men.
Rip Mills, formerly manager Of
Berwyn, Nd, nine, will assist In the
Of the Wonder Boys Club
base ballerB In the coming campaign.
The Wonders will hold a. box party
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IL TEAMS ENTERED
IN BOXING TOURNEY

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Febru-
airy % (HD.-Twelve teams are expected
to participate in the Southern Confer
ence boxing tournament here Friday
and Saturday of next week.
Duke. Georgia, Florida, Louisiana
State, North Carolina, Sewanee, Tulane,
Virginia, Virginia Military Institute
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
Washington and Lee are the teams
expected to compete.
North Carolina is champion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

Four soccer games are scheduled
hereabout today Because of I'M
favorable weather and ground con-
ditions no matches have been played
in this section for the past four
weeks.
British Uniteds will face WASH
ington Soccer Club in a Washing
ton Soccer League game on the
Friends School field in the most at
tractive contest listed.
Other encounters will bring TO-
gether D. G. Kickers and Silver
Spring at Silver Spring, Rosedale
and Marlboro at Upper Marlboro
and Gaelic Americans and Rockville
on the Monument grounds.
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ESPEY LEADS VIERS
IN BOWLING SERIES

Neither Eddie Espey nor Noble L.
Viers, tr., juvenile bowling stars, could
get hot last night at the Arcadia in
the first five games Of q 10-gane series,
Espey shooting 578 to Viers' 493.
Thus, Espey will have lead of IS
pins going into the final set next Sat-
urday night at Silver Spring. The
scores:
Espey :. lit 12e 1o2 1l6 117-S7s
Viers -. SO S6 SO 12l 9I--493
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23
TR|-COUNTY LOOP
SEASON NEAR END
All Positions About Settled.
Double Header Carded
at Laurel Today.
AUREL, Md, February 22.-with

7 AUREL, Md, February 22.--with
but one more contest scheduled
after next weeks play in the Tri-
County Basket Ball League, all
positions in the final standings are about
decided.
Brentwood Hawks clinched first place
some time ago ana last night Headquars
ters Company, National Guard, of Lau-
rel, by its 40-to-36 victory over Ellicott
City Hoplights took the runner-up post.
Ellicott City and Berwyn A. @. are
still fighting it out for third place.
In another league match last night
Berwyn took the measure Of Laurel In
dependents, so to 16.
Four league tits are booked for next
week. Brentwood Hawks and Laurel
Independents and Ellicott City Hoplights
and Jessups A. G. will fight it out Tues
day night and Thursday night Head
quarters Company and Brentwood
Hawks and Berwyn A. G. and Jessups A.
c. will meet The Headquarters Hawks
contest promises some warm compete
ton.
In other games last week Brentwood
Hawks took q 33-to-15 decision from
Jessups A. G. and Ellicott CITY Hoplisi1ts
forfeited to Berwyn A. c.
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doubt that 1t will be soft for a while.
Maryland plans to begin work imme-
diately on the erection Of new stands
for base ball 50 that they will be in
readiness not later than the first week
in April. The diamond and stands are
separate from the foot ball field. 1t is
contemplated that the stands for base
ball will seat about 1900.
Spring foot ball also VII begin this
week. 1t is probable that the end of
the week will find at least four local
squads working out. Georgetown, Mary
land, George Washington and Catholic
U. all expect to have their men In uni
form.
Varying degrees Of work will be done
by the several schools, though It is
likely that all will spend a rood deal
of time in blocking, tacklinR and de-
velopment Of knowledge and mechanics
Of fundamentals,
The Naval Academy has asked MARY
land to take the place of Army on its
basket ball schedule and wind up the
season at Annapolis on February 81,
1881.
Competition in this game for the last
several years has been exceptionally
keen and has developed greater interest
than any other Navy plays at Annap-
oils except Army.
It is likely that the Marylanders will
accept the invitation. despite the fact
that they have the option Of playing the
game at College Park next Winter.
On games so far this season, Alabama.
Washington and Lee and Duke seem to
be the strongest basket ball teams in
the Southern Conference. It has been
said that Duke is the team that the
conference champions will have to beat
out, but the other two have been plav-
ing so well that they may easily be
placed In bracket with the Durham
school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-02-23

Navy fencers won from Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology, IA bouts to 8,
dropping one in the contest with each
foils, epee and sabers.
AS a rule the Navy fencer was not
pressed, 50 that the bouts lacked fire.
Steere and Howard won all their
bouts for the Navy with the foils, as
did Ellis with the epee and Haines
with the sAber.
In q fiercely contested boxing match
the Navy plebes defeated StauT1ton Mil
itary Academy, 5 to 2.
The first three bouts were decided
on technical knockouts, the Navy get
ting two and the visitors one.
Navy plebe wrestlers won a well con-
tested match from Franklin and
Marshall Academy, "a to 6.
The winners took two bouts by falls,
three by decisions and one by forfeit,
and the losers two by decisions.
with q better performance than that
exhibited by most college teams. the
gymnastic team of Dickinson High
School, Jersey City, defeated the Navy
plebes, SO TO al.
Maloney of the visitors showed him
self high-grade performer by taking
f1rsts in the horizontal and parallel bars
and side horse, making a fine perform
ance on each apparatus.