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M.I.T. GYMNASTS WIN MEET
ONLY THREE ENTRIES REPRESENT HARVARD IN TRIANGULAR EXHIBITION.
In the triangular gymnastic meet held in Walker Memorial Gymnasium on the Technology grounds last night, M. I. T. succeeded in carrying away 26 points as against 20 by Princeton and 8 by the University. Because of ineligibility, only three men represented the University in the meet.
The summary follows:
Rings.--Won by Humphrey, M. I. T.; Miller, Princeton, second; Tuttle and Naher, both of Princeton, tied for third.
Horizontal bars.--Won by Roberts, Princeton; R. F. Wiley '20, Harvard, second; K. Campbell '21, Harvard, third.
Parallel bars.--Won by McKinstry, M. I. T.; R. F. Wiley '20, Harvard and K. Campbell '21, Harvard, tied for second.
Horse.--Won by Bower, M. I. T.; Cooper, Princeton, second; Russell, Princeton, third.
Tumbling.--Won by Gignillat, M. I. T.; Davidson, M. I. T., second; Woods, M. I. T., third.
Clubs.--Won by Towley, Princeton; Pew, M. I. T., and Miller, Princeton, tied for second.
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