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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1925
Kansas Wrestlers Defeat Y.M.C.A. Team by 15 to 5
Heavyweight Match Drawn
Greatest Appreciation
From University
Mat Fans
The Kansas wrestlers defeated the team from the Kansas City, Mo., Y. M. C. A, 15 to 5 in Robinson gymnastics Friday night in a slow and interesting meet with the exeption of two weighs.
The heavyweight match was the feature of the evening. Brundoff weight in at 240 pounds, Pitten against him at 235 pounds, Smith, Kane in football and weighing less than 200 pounds. Brundoff is a former Colorado Aggie star and former N.C. State star.
At the end of the first 12 minutes neither man had enough time advance to award a decision, so two exec-time periods were requeired.
Smith lost the toss and went underthreshold from which position he immediately catrineled himself to the end of the first three minutes period Smith had an advantage of 12-25 seconds. Smith started behind in the second session and was able to catch the ball without but one minute is required for a decision and Referee Knoth called the match a draw. The crowd was on its feet during the entire bout which was the fastest ever seen on the local mat.
Stoklas Loves Decision
In the 115 pound division, Stoklas of Kansas lost a time decision to Matucy "w" which gave the city boys a two point advantage at the outset. Captain Sirion immediately put Rinsey into action and threw Rinsey with a deep nelson and bar arm in less than five minutes.
Merrill increased this lead by winning a fall from Denison with the same bold, in about seven minutes. In the wettierweight class Riener made it to 12 points with a time advantage decision over Copeland of the "Y."
Webring was unable to obtain a winning hold on Peders of the "Y" and lost a decision on time. Hill of Kaucas and Cox of the "Y" put up a fast exhibition in the 175 pound class and at the end of 12 minutes the timekeepers found Hill had an advantage of two minutes, 43 seconds.
How Points Were Scored
Maryse, bantam, decision, by Y 2 points;
Kansas 5 points; Merrill, light, won by fall, Kansas 5 points; Merrill, light, won by fall, Kansas 5 points; Mielder, won by decision, Kansas 2 points; Hill, lightness, decision, 2 points; Hill, lightness, decision, Kansas 2 points; Smith Brumfield, heavy, draw, Kansas 1, "Y" 1.
115 lb. class - Matney, "Y," won decision over Stoklas, Kansas. Time advantage 3 min, 10 sec.
125 lb. class - Stirton, Kansas,
threw Rigney, "Y," with deep recoil
and bar arm—Time, 4 min, 11 sec.
135 lb. class - Merrill, Kansas,
threw Dennison, "Y," with half re-
coil and bar arm. Time, 5 min, 10
sec.
15b. class. Riedel, Kansas, won
decision over Copeland, "Y." W
advantage 5 min. 29 sec.
15b. class. Pederis, "Y," won
decision over Webbing, Kansas,
 advantage 7 min. 5 sec.
175 lb. class—Hill, Kansas, won decision over Cox, "Y." Time advantage 2 min., 43 see.
Heavyweight -Smith, Kansas and Brumfield,"Y," went to a draw after two extra periods.
Schlademan Picks Men
Jayhawkers Will Meet Tigers ... Wednesday Night
Athletes who will represent the University of Kansas Wednesday night in the Kansas-Missouri duel are among the athletes selected. Kansas City, have been selected by
Track Coach Karl Schladmann,
Fisher, veteran dash man, and
Wong wai, a sophomore who has been
showing lots of speed in the tryouts,
are the Kaneans hopes in the 50-yard
dash. Fisher, along with Koony
Matsui, also made strong starters
sourns lots of dust in the 440-yard
dash, while Grady, Pratt and Ernt
should carry off places in the mile
run. Tom Poor in the high jump is
not only expected to take first place
in that event, but also should break
up a streak with two wins over
the leap. The other entrants in
the meet are:
50-yard, dash — Fisher, Wong wai,
Graham.
Graham,
50-yard — low
Dowbroun, Anderson.
60-yard — high
Hurdlehill — Graham,
440-yard — dash—Rooney, McAdow,
Fisher.
880-yard run — Watson, Rooney, Engle,
McAdow.
Miley — draft, Pratt, Ernst,
Pole vault — Phillips, Goodel.
High jump — Poor, Ferguson, Graham.
580-yard — McGeer, Connelly, Graham.
Mile ruck — Jett, Powers, Watson,
Fisher, Rooney.
2-mile run — Grady Brinson, Bronson.
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