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...Freshman fencing team will hold its second meet with the English High School team in the Gymnasium tonight at 8 o'clock. On March 6 the Freshmen defeated the English High School team by a score of five bouts to four. In case of a tie a third meet will be arranged in the week of April 2. However, the Freshmen should win tonight, as they have won their last three meets...
...University gymnastic team defeated Pennsylvania in the dual meet held on Saturday afternoon in the Gymnasium by the score of 31 to 17. The Harvard team led from the start, winning first place in every event except the parallel bars. The members of the University team showed greater variety in their work and outclassed their opponents in the number of difficult tricks presented. Only first and second places were counted in the score, although every man in each event received a place...
...University shooting team was defeated by the Boston Athletic Association at Riverside Saturday, by a score of 267 to 211 out of a possible 300. Following are the scores: HARVARD. B. A. A. Smith, 29 Gleason, 47 Powers, 39 Clark, 41 Wickersham, 43 Adams, 47 Remick, 39 Howell, 45 Chandler, 21 Ellis, 43 Turner, 40 Hallet...
West Point won the Intercollegiate Fencing tournament, held in New York Friday and Saturday, by a score of 31 bouts won and 11 lost. The University team won second place, through its remarkably good work in the finals. In the preliminary round Harvard and Pennsylvania were tied for fifth place, but in some extra bouts Harvard defeated Pennsylvania, and thus qualified for the final round of the tournament, in which only the five teams winning the greatest number of bouts in the preliminaries were allowed to enter. The finals were in the form of a round robin tournament...
...Intercollegiate Fencing meet in the New York Athletic Club last night, 59 out of 63 deciding bouts in the preliminary round were finished. West Point leads with the score of 14 bouts won and 4 lost. Columbia won 12 and lost six. Annapolis was third winning 10 bouts and losing 8. A. Tyng '08 was one of four men to win five bouts...