Word: daves
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...have its only three contestants each take a crown. Lawrence Wilde of the Bellboys, the only other defending champion to enter the finals, retained his 157 pound crown by taking a 3 to 0 decision from the Deacons' John Lane. Two of Wilde's Housemates, Al Muggia and Dave Royce, won the 130 and 123 crowns as they defeated their respective opponents in hard-fought, five-minute falls...
...Yardling victor had three individual champions. At 167, John Weaver stopped Chris Fasiotis of Apley, Dave McLean defeated John Butcher of Matthews North in the 137 pound bout, and Bob Holmes won over Ed Johnson of Massachusetts Hall...
Jorgensen, in addition, will swim in the 100, along with Jack Dinsmoor, Gus Johnson, Rapperport, and Ted Whatley. Jorgensen has equalled Dave Hedberg's Crimson record for this distance with a 51.7 clocking at New Haven, but he is not credited with a tie since he placed second to a 50.3 clocking by Yale's Kerry Donovan...
...other defending House titlists were not as fortunate. Dave Royce of Lowell in the 123 pound class took down former champ Joe Sullivan of Dunster with a quick pin. Later in the matches Eliot's Nool Scullin deposed last year's titleholder, John Rosenthal, to claim the 177 pound victory...
...other Yardling bouts, Hollis' Dave McLean won by a fall from Apley's Archie Leyasmeyer in a 137 pound encounter. At the same weight, Matthews North's John Butcher took a fall of Apley's Myron Barr. The 147 pound class found two Matthews men, Ed Pasternack and Rock Norby, losing by falls to Apley's Dan Murphy and Massachusetts' Bob Wilbur, respectively...