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...Jack Mamana (0-1) faces the Big Red's sophomore star DeWitt Burlingame (2-0-1). The 167 bout is another key one, as Crimson captain Fred Pereira (2-0 and second in the tournament) faces Jeff Stephens (2-1), who impressed Pickett as a freshman last year. Stephens' only defeat this year came at the hands of Peter Carey of Navy, who also beat Pereira in the tournament...
Brian Conley, sophomore 147-pounder, had an unusually bad day, winning one match and losing two. Conley had not previously been beaten in nine freshman matches or one varsity bout...
Howard Durfee took a quick 8-2 lead over Don Frederickson in a 137-pound bout and then had to hang on as his experienced rival came from behind to make it 8-6 in the last period. But Durfee reassumed command and was ahead 12-6 at the match's end. Brian Conley, undefeated as a freshman last year, used an assortment of leg rides effectively in decisioning Marland Williams 5-3 at 147 pounds...
Pete Keeler, a letterman two years ago, returns at the 123-pound slot. His match with M.I.T.'s veteran Tom McAuley could be one of the highlights of tonight's match. In another good bout, the Engineers' Mike Williams, third in the New England tournament last year, will face Daniels, who has moved up a weight, in the 157-pound match...
...hidin', they near an' end. An' the end is so close, so close, Mr. Law, that Lawd, yes Lawd, I can see it. I can see the future. I can see the future rushin' at the present, an' lemme sing--lemme sing about the future: I'm singin' 'bout a white dog. I'm singin' 'bout a black dog. I'm singin' 'bout a blue dog. I'm singin' 'bout a green dog. I'm singin' 'bout any kind of dog.--An' that's the color of the future, white po-lice, that's the color of equality...