Thompson trophy, the "Little Iron
Man," emblematic of the title, whlen
it held in 1919 and 1920.
The Navy carried off the foils title
with bouts won and 3 lost. Curti*
C. Shears of Navy was the individual
winner, with a loss or but one bout
out of eighteen. Alvin Becker, another
Midshipman, last year's foils champion,
was second with 15 won and 3 lost. Ed
ward L. I,ano of Harvard and Rein
hold Hertzberg of Dartmouth tied for
third with 13 and 5. Alfred Wfclker of
Yule, Denis Bencoe of Co'umbla, and
George Huntington of Vaiw were tied
for fifth with 12.
Harvard finished second for the foils
team title, with 33 bouts won, Columbia
was third with 30, Dartmouth and Yale
tied with 28. followed by Massachusetts
Institute of Technology and Penn with
16 and !> respectively.
The Middles marched off with the
sabres aind epee Individual titles, and
annexed the sabres team title, which
wan awarded for the first time this
year.
Charles Calloway won the epee cham
pionship with a loss of only one bout
out of ten. George Hunter, a teammate,
last year's title holder, tied for second
with John S. Barss of Harvard, with 8
bouts won. Hunter with tt chance of
tying Calloway lost his laitt bout to
Taylor of M. I. T.. 2 touches to 1.
John \V. Ould' r of the middles was,
tb<j JttUors gold prlne winner, and with '
J. A. Stuart captured the team title
with a loss of three bouts out of twenty.
Penn finished se< ond In the team rank
ing. with Dartmouth, M. I. T. and Yale
trailing In that order.
The members of the teams were as
follows:
Navy?Foils: Alvin Becker, Curtis S.
