Continued from pop i
Sayre continued the good work
for Penn State by getting his man
to the mat at the end of six minutes
and by keeping him helpless by
using the wrist lock for the rest of
the time. He won a decision in
nine minutes. Lamb secured the
quickest fall of the evening. He
rushed Dayton from the start and
soon threw him to the mat, where
he secured a fall with an arm and
head lock hold. Dayton sustained
a badly injured wrist in the bout.
Summary:
115 pound class—Suppes, Le
high, won from Jones, Penn State,
on a fall with bar chancery; 1 min
ute, 20 seconds.
125 pound class—Captain Herr,
Lehigh, won on decision from Men
denhall, Penn State; 12 minutes.
135 pound class—Fulkman, Penn
State, and Gatch, Lehigh, wrestled
a draw; 12 minutes.
145 pound class—Captain Shol
lenberger won on a fall from Flick,
Lehigh, with a bar and chancery
hold; 4 minutes, 35 seconds.
158 pound class—Very, Penn
State, won on a fall from Bianco,
Lehigh, on an arm lock and crotch
hold; 3 minutes.
175 pound class—Sayre, Penn
State, won on decision from Wat
son, Lehigh; 9 minutes.
Heavyweight—Lamb, Penn State,
won on a fall from Dayton, Lehigh,
on an arm and head lock; 2 min
utes, 30 seconds.
Referee Craiden, Central Y. M.
C. A. of Philadelphia.
President Sparks' Lecture
On Saturday evening at 7.30
o'clock In the Auditorium, Presi
dent Sparks gave the first of a
stries of two lectures on "Egypt"
before a large audience. This lec
ture treated especially of the Val
ley of *he Nile and the methods.
used in its irrigation, with descrip-
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