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Many men in the University who have been unable to make the team in past years are expected to compete for the silver medals which are awarded to the winner of the final bout in each class...
...rules for catch-as-catch-can wrestling, will govern the bouts, so that a fall will terminate each bout. The time has been limited to five minutes for the preliminary bouts and ten minutes for the finals, unless terminated sooner by a fall. There will be seven classes in which the men will wrestle, from 115 pounds to the heavy-weight of over 180 pounds. Entrants will weight in on the day of their match and must be within the six-pound allowance for over weight...
...rules under which the tournaments will be conducted are similar to those adopted by the A. A. U. for catch-as-catch-can wrestling. Under these rules a fall will terminate each bout. In no case will the duration of preliminary bouts exceed five minutes. The final bouts will last ten minutes unless terminated sooner by a fall. Any hold is allowed except the hammerlock, strangle, full Nelson, and toe hold. There will be seven classes in which the men will wrestle: 115, 125, 135, 145, 158, 175 pounds, and over 181 pounds. Entrants will weigh...
...second bout in the 145-pound class, G. M. Palmer '21 won from R. F. Priest '22 in an overtime match. D. Hall '22 took a close match from G. P. Bickford '22 in the 135-pound class...
...Leven '21 and T. Strong, Jr., '22, 145-pounders fought the most spirited bout of the afternoon. In the second round Strong forced the fighting and succeeded in winning the decision. The fastest match took place between H. Brenner '22 and C. W. Ozias '20 in the 125-pound class, but after a close contest the latter was defeated...