Word: gilmores
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Captain Bob Gilmor, at 177, the only senior on the Crimson team, gained the decision which clinched the momentous victory. With the score 13 to 8, in favor of the varsity, Gilmor completely out classed Pete Wight, winning the decision...
Pete Wight, at 177, will meet varsity captain Bob Gilmore still smarting from his loss to Brown's John Alexander. The match should be close, but Gilmor must be granted the edge on his greater experience and ability...
...biggest surprise of the meet came in the 177-pound class, where Brown's John Alexander sewed up an otherwise close match by gaining a 6 to 4 decision over Crimson Captain Bob Gilmor. In the third period, with Gilmor up, Alexander escaped, then took Gilmor down. Gilmor's subsequent escape only made the score closer...
Outside of Gilmor's match, Brown won strongly as George Seaver scored a 4 to 0 win over Paul Striker at 130, John Cummings shut out Phil Andrews at 137, 5 to 0, co-captain Frank Smith at 147 decisioned Joe Noble, 4 to 0, and the other Bruin co-captain Pete Roche completed the shutout cycle, decisioning King Holmes...
...Noble will be at 147, with King Holmes at 157. Bob Foster at 167 and Captain Bob Gilmor at 177 will both be shooting for their eighth wins of the season. Foster has gone unbeaten, tying one, while Gilmor has lost one. Culbert at heavyweight has a record of one win and two losses...