Word: fritzes
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Even with the upper weight victories, Harvard's Fritz Campbell provided the most satisfying moment for the team with his decision in the 134 lb. weight class. Campbell fared Springfield co-captain Joe Auante, who was wrestling in his final match, an occasion which the announcer, never let the fans forget. After a tense, scoreless first period, Campbell managed an escape and a takedown in the second before two solid takedowns in the third period. Fritx "scrapped" for hard-fought points on the way to his 8-3 victory, which quickly silenced the partisan crowd...
...former Chief Executive, whatever their feelings for the man they've always known. Steady throughout is the question of Rosalynn. "Rosalynn really loved that job; don't count on her staying home cooking dinner." "Rosalynn's liable to run for something-maybe Vice President to Fritz Mondale...
...French blue. After three years, selling the bread, macaroons and cake in her uncle's bakery in Indiana, she saved enough for a trip east to visit her aunts. One night, dancing to the music of a German band in Manhattan's Yorkville section, she met Fritz Wolf, a baker from Baden who had also graduated from Ellis in 1923. They married, settled in Queens and had two sons, who now live in Los Angeles. One is in the refrigeration and air-conditioning business. The other served in the U.S. Army for 20 years. Sophie became...
...Fritz Campbell pinned his Mass. Maritime opponent in 1:57 and co-captain Tony Cimmarusti flattened his Huskie counterpart at 177 pounds in 2:30, thus registering Harvard's only pins...
...Crimson, now 6-0, build an early lead in all three matches on the strong performances of Rick Beller, Rick Kief, Andy McNerney, and Fritz Campbell in the 118-, 126-, 134-, and 142-lb. classes. In each case, however, the grapplers couldn't put the meets out of reach until the 177-lb. contest...