Evening star., 1943-04-18
Navy Five Triumphs
Include Stick Win
Over Hopkins, IA
Takes Triangular Meet,
Net and Golf Clashes
And Baseball Come
By the Associated Press.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, April IT,
Navy had gala time in sports
here today, whipping Johns Hopkins
at lacrosse, "a; Pitt at baseball,
II; Princeton at tennis and golf,
6-3, and 81z-1z, respectively. and
easily taking a triangular meet with
Penn and Columbia. Navy scored
81 points to "a for Columbia and
80 for Penn.
Despite all its victories, the most
priced was the stick triumph over
the Blue Jays, which was the third
straight of the season, and put the
Middies very much in the running
for the national title.
Navy captured six f1rsts and II
seconds in the track meet. In
cluded in the wins were the 100 and
22O-yard dashes. 2-mile run, 220
low hurdles, shot put and javelin.
while Columbia took the one-mile
run, $50, high jump, pole vault
and discus.
jeff Kirk and Robert Vaughan,
Pennsylvania aces, saved their
team from a shutout in first places
when they won the 440 run and 120
high hurdles.
Vessie Breaks Jump Mark.
Columbia's William Vessie set a
Naval Academy track record when
he cleared the high jump bar at 8
feet AS inches.
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Clifford P); fourth Kaufman Po
2so-yard dash-won by Richardson
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Becker CO.: fourth, Tingle (No. Time
l20-yard high hurdles Won by
Parks R'1s ~; fourth, McDonald 'N5.
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Becker (CJ. Distance, % feet "a inch.
Middies Get Early Lead.
In the ball game, the Middies
bumped Pitcher Bob Mckee of the
Panthers for five runs in the first
three innings and coasted home.
On the other hand Left Davis, star
hurler for the Tars. held the Pitt
team to four bingles. a.
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Mckee. Reber and Kieib Davis and
Last Period Tells Tale.
A fourth-quarter squirt in which
three goals were tailed won the
lacrosse game.
The Middies and Blue Jays fought
on even terms with the deciding
rally. Then George Montgomery
broke through with tally after Ken
Gummerson had emerged from a
scramble in front of the goal to
paste one in the net, to give the
Middies the lead. Seconds later a
pass from Montgomery to Bagby put
things on ice.
Each had scored three times in the
second stanza after a pointless
opening period and added one each
in the third session.
Hopkins was minus the service. of
Buddy Kaestner, its all-America de-
fense player.
Ray Strassle's play in the Navy
goal doubtless saved the game for
the Middies.
Pos. Hopkins o. Navy (1o