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...University Gymnastic Team divided the honors with Amherst in the Hemenway Gymnasium last night with a score of 27 to 27. The meet was keenly contested throughout, and even the splendid work of Captain W. Campbell '16, who placed first in three events and secured one tie for first, was not sufficient to gain a victory. Campbell's performance was the feature of the evening, and the first places which he secured in the Horizontal Bar, the Parallel Bars, and the Flying Rings, and his share of first honors in the Side Horse event, prove how invaluable he has been...
...four games. Although there were eight games scheduled, poor ice and lack of proper conditions prevented four of them being played. The first game with Middlesex School, played at Concord, was won by the second team, 7 to 2. Stone School was beaten in the Stadium by a score of 14 to 0, the seconds encountering little opposition. The game with the Boston College second team was also won by the second team, 6 to 0. In the last game, St. Paul's School of Concord, N. H., defeated the second University seven 5 to 0, in the most keenly...
...Haven, Conn., March 13, 1916.--The University swimming team was defeated by Yale in the final meet of the season by the score 44-9 this evening. The University failed to win any event. M. Blanchard '18, took second in the fancy dive; J. A. Machado '17, came in second in the 50 and third in the 100 yard dashes; H. Wentworth '17, finished third in the 220-yard dash and A. Dixon, 3d, '16, took third in the plunge. All other places went to Yale...
Captain Pfleiger of the Yale fencing team and his team mates, Downey and Little, defeated the University trio in a keenly contested meet Saturday afternoon, by the score of 5 to 4. The Yale team thereby secured an unblemished record for the season, winning, in addition to this match, seven others in succession,--twice from Columbia and Pennsylvania, and once from Springfield Training School, Bowdoin, and New York City College. For the University, however, the meet marked the end of a peculiarly unfortunate season, although during the progress of the bouts with Yale the outcome was so dubious...
...match with Yale Saturday did not lack for a moment in excitement. Until the seventh of the nine bouts the score continued in a tie. Then Little of Yale won from G. H. Code '18, and Captain Pfleiger of Yale won from E. P. Hamilton '18. The final bout between Captain W. H. Russell '18 and Downey of Yale was the most spiritedly contested of the whole meet and was a superb exhibition of fencing. It was won by Russell...