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Trestling Team Loses
Wet To I.A. C. Grapplers
im met its splendid exhibition of the famous head
sterday aft- lock with Koopman applying it. Koop-
tough grap- man held a head lock on Boschan for
20-18 score. four minutes. Both men had a hard
he matches time keeping on the mat. The Aggie
representative had the advantage all
1 'the way through and the match went
hatch when to M. A. C.
15 pounder, Campbell Gets Decision
in 10 min- In the 158 pound match Campbell of
Galpin was Michigan, met Cargo of M. A. C., in a
n De Foe fast and spectacular go. There were
m. De Foe a large variety of holds used, as both
id of a body men showed up well with Campbell
I loose. De having the better of it. The match'
id rode him was awarded to Michigan.
,11y pinning Haller Wins Handily
Captain Haller, Michigan's light-
as between heavyweight, had-little trouble in win-
Hanson of ning the decision from Holden of M.
'dest fought A. C. Haller made goow use of the
e end of 12 headlock and body scissors.
t each man In the heavyweight match between
lit. After a Meeker of Michigan, and Schwi of M.
three more A. Q., neither mandisplayed much
ng the bet- skill. They spent the greater part of
ninute per- the bout trying for holds. Schwi gain-
which Han- ing the judges decision.

FRESH SWIMMERS SWAMP THEIR
RIVALS IN INTERCLASS
AQUATIC MEET
Swimming material of a high qual-
ity was discovered among the fresh-
men last Thursday night, when they
won the interclass swimming meet by
a score of 43 to their opponents 25.
Kerr, '25, was the individual high
scorer of the evening, obtaining 13
out of a possible 15 points. He cop-
ped first in the 100-yard back stroke,
and 220-yard free style, with Bab-
cock, '24, his main opponent in both.
In' the 40-yard free style he finished
second.
The next highest point winner, Tay-
lor, '25, furnished the thrills of the
evening. In the 40-yard and the 100-
yard free style, he got away to quick
starts, and left his opponents in the
wake. His time was fast in both
races. Hecovered the 40-yard inb20
4-5 and the 100-yard in 1:3 2-5.
Good Plungers
Three good plungers were brought
to light in the plunge for distance.
John, '23E, a late entry, took the long-
est plunge within the stipulated time
of 60 seconds, making 50 1-2 feet. At
the same time, Muzzy and Tarrant,
each made 48 1-2 feet, tying for sec-
ond place. Afterwards each took an
additional plunge to break the tie. In
this, Muzzy covered the remarkable
distance of 54 feet, and Tarrant went
farther than the mark made by John.
Summary: 40 yard free style-Tay-
lor, '25, first; Kerr, '25E, second; Pap-
penguth, '25, third. Time, 20 4-5 sec-
onds.
Plunge for distance - John, '23E,.
first; Muzzy, '24, second; Tarrant, '25,
third. Distance, 56 feet, six inches.
100-yard back stroke-Kerr, '25E,
first; K. Babcock, '24, second; Win-
chell,' '24, third. Time, 1-25 4-5.
100-yard free style - Taylor, '25,
first; Warner, '24E, second; Martin,
'25E, third. Time, 63 2-5 seconds.
100-yard breast stroke-Babcock,

'24, first; Blayner, '25, second; John- 220-yard swim-Kerr, '25E; first; er, Pappenguth, Well, Taylor)
son, '24E, third. Time, 1:40 2-5. Babcock, '24, second; Martin, '25E, sophomores, second.
Fancy diving-Pappenguth, '25, first; third. Time, 3:18. Total points-Freshmen 4y,
Mills, '25, second; Gilbert, '23E, third. 160-yard relay-Freshmen (Blaun- mores 16, juniors 6.

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'23E, were awarded their numerals.

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