Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-09
|NAW'S WRESTLERS
| KEEP CLEAN SLATE
Victors Over Penn State in
Stirring MatCh-Boxers
Beat Syracuse.
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A NNAPOLIs, Nd, March s.-Hy
n defeating Pennsylvania State
~ College, is to 9, here this after
noon. the Navy wrestling team
remained the only college aggregation
In that sport in the East which has met
the stronger opponents and completes
its season with an unbroken string Of
victories.
So bitterly and on such even terms
were the bouts contested that not q fall
was registered, the Navy winning I'VE
bouts on decision and Penn State three
by the same method.
The summaries:
lis PoUNDs-Theobald (Navy) defeated
Harkins Penn Statel by decision. Time ad-
v' ias fPfoSU.tNiDns-Lincoln tN.vy) defeated
cowell Penn Statel by decision. Time ad-
va rs sffyoGTSSEb,s-Hubler penn stst.) de-
feated Voorhees, navy! by decision. Time
'd i9s fFsob1N1bSss-or.y tNavy> defeated
Kaiser Penn state) by decision. Time Ad-
Va ~ EfeoSSNSSs-silverst.in tNsvy, defeated
Eeybit1 Penn state) by decision. Time ad-
ies PoGNDs-Campbell penn state) de-
feated Morton Navy BY decision. Time
ao Us 1FeouNDSss-Hughes CNavy) defeated
Long penn state) by decision Time ad-
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Navy boxers defeated Syracuse, six
bouts to one, the seventh successive VIC
tory for the Midshipmen.
In spite of the one-sided score, the
match was interesting and well con-
tested.
The summaries:
us PoUNDs--vicari (syrscuse) defeated
By II Ns three d r2.nS
lbs PoUNDs@waiiace Navy defeated
RGs b de1:Sn 9. ts.s: rounds Tno
HS dfs:Sn N 9 S5ei ESTaS'
's rs PoGN 81 s Ns7y( defeated RAY
mond (Syracuse) by decision in three rounds.
kn %s out Frank tssracSseS n the Third
round.
The Plebes defeated George School
in a wrestling match, "a " to ~.
The visitors scored their points on
draw in the first bout, the Navy Year
lingS winning one bout by faH ana
six by decisions.
The Piebes defeated Baltimore City
COLLEGE in a swimming match, SO to ~,
and won at water polo, So to 2.
The Plebes won all individual events
and the 200-yard relay, but lost to the
Baltimoreans In medley relay.
The plebes won a fencing match from
st. Johns of Brooklyn, taking six of
the nine bouts with foils and three of
the f0ilr with diIelinG swords
The work of GrubbS Of Navy, who
won all Of his six bouts, was the feature.
Navy fencers won from the blades
men of Hamilton College, IL to 6. The
Navy fencers won with foils and Sabers.
and broke even with epee or duelling
swords.
Steeres work with the foil and that
of Plains with the saber featured the
work of the Navy team.
Steere won from Niemeyer ace Of the
visiting team, In the best bout.
The Navy rifle team again shot its
way to victory defeating Carnegie Tech,
1875 to 1882 In a shoulder to shoulder
match.
Chafee of the Navy was the high
man Of the meet with a $50 out Of a
possible 800. Kasenhagen of Carnegie
coming in second with 279.
Carnegie took the lead in the prone
position by seven point and it was only
the consistently good standing and
kneeling of Navy that brought them in
ahead.
Nays undefeated gymnastic team
overwhelmed Princeton, a. to 10, taking
another long stride toward the inter-
collegiate championship.
The Midshipmen succeeded in win
ming every first place from the Prince
ton team, while the Tigers garnered
only two seconds and four thirds.
Hughes, Navy captain, was the high
scorer Of the meet, winning the hori-
Sontal bar, taking second In the tum-
bling and third in the rings. Almost
reached perfection with his forward
back and cross giant swings on the
bars.
Naval plebe boxers defeated Belle
fonte Academy. four bouts to three,
the last Navy boxers, Won Weller,
Powell and Reedy, all winning in order
to secure the verdict. The Navy other
victory was on q forfeit In the u.s.
pound class.
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