Word: heavier
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Nearly a year after his overthrow, Frondizi, noticeably heavier and his hair gone white, was still technically under arrest. But times-and his fortunes-have changed. Frondizi's first stop was a comfortable, Swiss-style chalet overlooking a lake 13 miles outside of Bariloche. But when he complained that it was too remote from his friends, the government obligingly moved him to a hotel nearer town. Frondizi's visitors, so tightly limited by the military when he was on Martin Garcia, will be limited only by Frondizi's wishes and Bariloche's remote ness from...
...freshman 155-pound title went to Art Campbell for a TKO victory over Mark Kunen. Kunen never had a chance against his heavier, experienced opponent, but he held on gamely until the referee stopped the action late in the first round
Going the way of other Crimson grapplers, Ben Brooks and John Hoffman were decisioned in the heavier classes. Only Bob Fastov, wrestling unlimited, broke the Yale trend with a varsity win in the final match. Unfortunately, the team contest was long since over before he stepped onto the mats...
...Wyatt Earps and Marshal Dillons use only blank ammunition or wax bullets, too many young servicemen practice the game with full-load ammunition complete with lead slug. For economy's sake, they usually content themselves with a .22-caliber weapon. This can do plenty of damage, but a heavier weapon is far worse. One of Captain Duffy's patients used a .38, which broke his leg and left it partly paralyzed after 48 days in the hospital. Another used a .45. and the massive slug drove three coins in his pocket an inch deep into his thigh...
...unexpected development of sophomore talent has been largely responsible for putting the varsity where it has never been before. Tom Gilmore, at 123 pounds along with Ben Brooks, and John Hoffman in heavier divisions are all second year men. The trio produced crucial points in the Crimson wins over Brown, Penn, Columbia and Princeton...