Evening star., 1933-02-12
Central Places -Four AUh uint National Open Tennis Tourney
RING VICTORY TOPS
BIG DAY FOR NAVY
Only Halt a Point Yielded
L. s. U. Boxers-Middies
AH-Around Winners.

A NNAPOLIs. February 11.-Navy's
~ boxing team won from Louisiana
~ State tonight by 611 to a, .
victory of unexpected complete
ness and one that topped off an assort-
ment Of triumphs in busy day.
Nearly all of the fights were won on
narrow margins and all by decisions-
Only McNaughton in the 135-pound
class. and Cutter in the unlimited weight
succeeded in flooring their opponents.
Glace, lightweight, and Norton. mid
dleweight, put up clever and plucky
fights against Miller and McNaughton,
respectively. They were well matched
in skill, experience and physique, but
in both cases the MILDLY outgeneraled
his opponent. It was McNaughton's
twenty-eighth straight victory.
IIs PoINpsLwright Navy, won from
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fought thTss ESsnds sS a5sM Navy de-
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feated Blaylock by decision In three rounos'
Referee-Charles Short Baltimore
CAMPING the brand of wrestling
- put cut by the colleges of the Mid
die West, the Middies defeated the
University of Michigan, % to 6.
Two bouts we're won by falls by Capt.
Coleman, 165 pounds, and Kane. heavy
weight. Both Navy. and all other bouts
went by decisions, four to the Navy and
two to Michigan.
The best contested bout was between
Lehman, Navy, and Wilson In the It's
pound class. Both were on top for good
periods and the Navy man barely
squeezed out decision on time ad-
vantage.
Summary.
I1s POUNDs-Jurado Navy won BY de-
cision over Landrum. Time adyantase. 6:l1:
decision over Oakley. Time advantage 2:11.
1855 POUNDS-Helliwin CMichigan) won
by decision over Winters. Time advantage
las POUNDs-Koch Navy won by. de-
cision over Thomas. Time adyantage DIS:
0n Iss PouNDsMColeman Pe11 tNavy5 threw
Parker Parker with half nelson and wrist lock-
iS5 POUNDS Lehman cNavyl won BY
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Referee-Mr. Hollebaugh tPenn state).
NAVY gymnasts opened their season
IN with promise of another intercol-
legiate championship by defeating
Springfield College, Al to IS, with firsts
in five of six events
Connolly, Navy. equaled the inter-
collegiate record with A seconds for
the 20-foot rope climb, and Curtze and
Denton, intercollegiate all-around and
flying ring champions, respectively,
worked on bars and rings with smooth
ness, speed and accuracy that distanced
competition.
Navy defeated the representatives Of
both the Sword Club Of Philadelphia
and Princeton in a triangular match
with three weapons. The Sword Club
was defeated IL to 6. and Princeton.
by 10 to Z, but the Philadelphians
rallied to win from Princeton by to 8.
A quartet of Naval Academy relay
swimmers, with Ray Thompson, inter
collegiate sprint champion, as anchor,
broke pool records at the 400 and 500
yard distance, and established a figure
for the 900 yards today. The other
swimmers were Plichta, Stevens and
Ashworth. The 400 yards was covered
In 3.42, against the old figure of 344.
and 500 yards was done in 4.39, the
former performance being 442 LILO. A
figure of 5.33 $40 was was established
at 600 yards.
Navy plebe basketers won their third
game by defeating the Staunton Mill
tary Academy, Al to 28
The Cadets worked smoother In the
second half, but could not overcome
the points piled up by the younger
Middies.
Summary:
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