In the first intramural competition between Dartmouth and Harvard, the Crimson House men were successful in only the wrestling matches Saturday when they opposed the Green dormitory men at Hanover. Dartmouth won the basketball game, 26 to 20, and the boxing event.
The basketball game was hard fought, and might have been turned into victory for the Adams House men if they had had their whole first team present.
The summary: Lyman O. Warren was the only Crimson man to win a boxing match, and the final score was 4 to 1. The summary: 125-pound class: Kempton (D) defeated Ernest B. Fay '36; 135-pound class: Lyman O. Warren '36 defeated Hatch (D); 145-pound class: Knibbs (D) defeated Thomas J. G. Tighe '36; 155-pound class: Muello (D) defeated Richard F. Baum '36; 175-pound class: Richter (D) defeated Gordon F. Robertson '36. In rather slow matches the House men captured two of the three bouts for their only victory of the day. The summary: 135-pound class: John I. Angel '36 defeated Wright (D), by decision. Time advantage, 2 min., 30 sec. 145-pound class: Lebeaux (D) defeated Edwin C. Haseltine '36, by decision. Time advantage, 1 min., 12 sec. 155-pound class: Hayden Estey '36 defeated Smith (D), by decision. Time advantage, 5 min., 30 sec.
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