The individual honors went to Pear
son of the Navy, who collected a total
of 223.S points. Crenier of New York |
University compiled the second highest
.score, 221.3. Cory was third bast with
207.2. The summaries:
Horizontal Hur?Won by I'earson, Navy;
Cory. Navy, second; Cremer, New York Unl
, v> r?ity, third.
Hiiln Horse?Won by Cramer. New York
I'nlverslty; Cleveland, Yale, second; Crljie,
Oilcaft" University, third.
Parallel Bars?Won by .Sherman, Navy;
Schmorr, New York University, eecond;
lVurson, Navy, third.
Flying rtinga?Won by Hales, Navy; Hurnrh
reya. M. I, T., second; Jllller, Princeton,
third.
TtimhlliiK?Won by Woodward, University
of I*enn*v|vanln: I.irn^, Haverfotd, second;
Cor;.. Navy, third.
s.vlncinr i ?Won by (Itlmorc, ITnlver- !
siiy of Pennsylvania: Nuvmun, Princeton
I''iiveixlty. -''uiul: Iletlmaii, Ilaverfora, |
third.
Tc:\ui point Hcore?N: . y, ; Pennsylvania, !
10; N".v York University, ?(; Haverford, 4;
I i'ine<'?u: l: (. T., Chicago L?nl\er- ;
?lt.v. I.
lirilvirtt'.ai point seore?Penrson, Navy, ;
?2,'?..S: Cromer. .s'ev. York University, '-21.3; I
Cory, Navy, J07.2.
YALE AND PENN STATE
WRESTLERS IN LEAD1
I
1 Hart Is Only Columbia Sur
! vivor of Intercollegiate Meet, i
j Spcclai Despatch to The New York Heb-m.d.
j Princeton, N. j., March IS.?At the
close of the seini-finals of the intercol
| le?iate wrestling- meet here to-night Yule
j and 1 en 11 State stand out as the llkelie.st
'?ri!i c. T'S. fo,r c'Ktmptonsiiip honors,
i The State Institution has three men left
j in the llnala and stands first In the
I number of falls secured with four. Pour
| Blue grapplers survived the semi-final
round and the Ells stand tied with
I f?r second honors In falls scored
with thre<?.
