The Cadet. VMI Newspaper. January 31, 1927 - New Page 1 [www2 ...

VAPSITY GRAPPLERS
DOWN FRANKLIN
AND MARSHALL
(Continued from Page One)
the best of condition so early in the
season.
In the 115-pound class, Mayfield
went ten minutes with Bishop of F.
& M., but lost by a time decision of
6 minutes 25 seconds. Mayfield
fought gamely, but was unable to
get away from his opponent.
Myers and DeChant of F. & M.
were forced to go extra periods in
the 125-pound class. The match was
close throughout, but Myers succeeded
in gaining a time advantage of 2
minutes 5 seconds, balancing the
score.
The match between Wilson and
Moore of F. & M. was fast from beginning
to end. Wilson put up a
strong fight, but was held for a time
decision of 3 minutes 43 seconds.
Horner, F. & M., threw Endicott
in the 145-pound contest in 5 minutes
35 seconds, securing his fall, as
the two went to the mat, with a neat
body hold.
Woodbury and Lehman of F. & M.
failed to go to the mat in the first
ten minutes and in the extra periods
neither was able to secure a time advantage
sufficient to decide the
match. The points were divided in
this case by an agreement between
coaches.
Fields, in tho 175-pound class,
easily threw his opponent, Schutt, in
4 minutes 10 seconds by a crotch and
arm hold, Fields getting the upper
hand in a short time.
Kulp won by default, F. & M. hav-
ing no entry for the unlimited .•
Summary.
115-lb. Class—Bishop (F. & M.)
gained decision over Mayfield. Time
advantage, 6:25.
125-lb. Class—Myers (V. M. I.)
gained decision over DeChant in extra
period. Time advantage, 2:05.
135-lb. Class—Moore (F. & M.)
gained decision over Wilson. Time
advantage, 3:43.
145-lb. Class—Horner (F. & M.)
threw Endicott with body hold. Time,
5:35.
158-lb. Class—Woodbury (V. M.
I.) and Lehman went to extra period
with no decision.
175-lb. Class—Fields (V. M. I.)
threw Schutt with crotch and arm
hold. Time, 4:10.
Unlimited—Kulp (V. M. I.) won
by default.
Score—V. M. I., 14 1-2; F. & M.,
12 1-2.
Referee—Zimmerman (Oberlin).
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WEST ELECTED PRESIDENT
'28; MORGAN VICE; WIL-
LIAMSON HISTORIAN
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West Virginia, also a member of the
Finance Committee, was elected to
succeed Morgan as Historian.
All of the class officers were elected
by a unanimous vote, showing the
high esteem of the class for these
men.
It was voted that the President and
Vice-President should lead the Final
Ball, and by this resolution West and
Morgan were elected to lead the figure.
West was one of the leaders of
the Ring Figure, and it was with
Morgan's able direction that the figure
was such a great success. The
class is certainl yinsured of a successful
Final Ball in the selection of
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