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Another fine match should result at 157, where Bob Kolodney, winner of this division at the recent Coast Guard Invitational Tourney, faces sophomore Pete Frey. Harvard coach Bob Pickett says reports on Frey this year are "all good." Kolodney was but one vote shy of being named top wrestler at the Coast Guard meet...
...view of Indiana University Limnologist David Frey, 45, who last week passed sentence on Douglas Lake, almost every fresh-water lake in the world awaits the same unhappy fate. Like humans, says Frey, lakes grow old and inevitably die, in a predictable life span that man himself is abbreviating...
...this cumulative process, Frey predicts, the oxygen content eventually will fall past the point-three parts oxygen to one million parts water-below which deepwater fish cannot survive. Limnologist Frey has discovered evidence of this in an increasing population of the red "blood" midge, a mosquitolike larva that can get along fine on far less oxygen than its more demanding green and brown brothers. In Douglas Lake, Frey's crew also brought up a few "phantom" midges, near-transparent larvae that can reach adult stage without any oxygen at all for long periods at a time...
...silted in spots to within 2 ft. of the surface, is being dredged to 14 ft.-at a cost of $100,000 for a lake only 146 acres in size. Outside Indianapolis, Bacon Swamp, which once was a lake, is getting similar dredging treatment. Algaecides are also helpful, says Frey, and so is bubbling-in oxygen during a lake's stagnant summer months. But such processes are expensive, and practical only on small lakes...
...Unless means are found to arrest or reverse the aging process." says Frey, "we may have to depend on the arrival of another glacier to produce a fresh crop...