Word: colorados
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...second round, Jim Crider of Colorado State College, the fourth-seeded Wrestler at 147, stopped Franquemont, 9-4. Franquemont had led in the match until the third period. Crider, who finished sixth, lost in the semifinals, denying Franquemont a chance to wrestle again. Under tournament rules, Franquemont would have resulted in the consolation round only if the man who defeated him had won in the semifinals...
Denver's Rick Chaffee won the slalom. He is Jon's cousin and brother of Kim Chaffee, captain of last year's Harvard Ski team. The downhill title went to Bill Marolt of Colorado...
...matches his temperament. The bulletin boards on the wall are plastered congratulatory telegrams from across country. "GOD IS WITH YOU IN THE BATTLE AGAINST COMMUNIST SPIRED YANKEE AGITATORS," one Another datelined New Hampshire that Clark subject King to a "THOROUGH PSYCHIATRIC EXAMINATION." A from an Air Force sergeant in Colorado, "THANK YOU FOR YOUR MANLINE AND YOUR MANKINDLINESS...
Rock-crushers like Oklahoma, Lehigh, State, Colorado, and Michigan traditionally make the Nationals the exhibition of amateur wrestling a the United States...
...Brighton National Bank in Colorado, said Saxon and his aides, a Denver mystery man named James W. Egan, whom they described as an apparent "front for gangsters," secretly got control of the bank before it had even opened, and "completely milked" its assets. Two financiers, one with a criminal record, took over the First National Bank of Marlin, Texas, through a front man, said Saxon; they promptly turned around and collected $179,000 in commissions for selling the bank mortgages of dubious value...