Word: buds
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...victory turned in by Captain Johnny Lee at 130 over the Cadets' Clark Ben, after Army Captain Bob Karns had pinned Al Muggia in the opener at 123 pounds. Cadet Pete Fikaris sent West Point ahead with a close decision victory over Frank Dewar in the 137-pound match. Bud Adams put the home team back into the meet, tying it up 8-8 by decisioning Jim Karns, brother of the Army captain...
...Told the bud's a Bolshevik...
Reaction to the new substitution rule* was immediate, often indignant, but generally downright delighted. Surprisingly, some of football's big-time coaches, who have the money and manpower to benefit from the two-platoon game, were in favor of the change. Said Oklahoma's Bud Wilkinson: "It's in the best interests of the game. The two-platoon system has a tendency to make big teams bigger and little teams weaker." Colorado Mines' Coach Fritz Brennecke saw other benefits: "It will reduce the pressure on recruiting and finances . . . Everyone will have to know how to block...
Chick Chandler at 167 and Ken Culbert at 177 scored Harvard's two pin victories. Chandler pinned Gordon of Williams in 4:58, and Culbert thumped the Ephmen's Murphy in 7:35. In the 157 pound match, Harvard's Bud Adams won the closest contest of the day, a 2-0 decision over Bill Gemill of Williams...
Almost the same team which whipped Tufts, 30-6, before vacation, will make the trip. Tim Anderson will grapple in the heavyweight class, Ken Culbert in 177 pound, Chich Chandler in 167, and Bud Adams...