Word: heavyweight
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Spencer Jourdain at 157 and Karl Kludt at 130 both lack experience, but both are exceptionally hard workers who should benefit from Lee's coaching. Tom Oxnard at 137 placed in the New England Scholastics last year, but he too lacks experience. Bill Hurley, the lone heavyweight, is a former Tabor Academy wrestler...
...most interesting members on the squad is Jim Nelson, who is the number one substitute in three positions, from 167 to heavyweight. Nelson, who had ever wrestled before, is a graduate of the begineer's group, an innovation this year, composed of freshmen wrestlers who have had little or no wrestling experience and who meet every day. Lee is exceptionally enthusiastic over Nelson, who learns quickly, has a lot of ability, and "is as strong as a bull...
...other Wilkes winners, Carmen Molino at 130, and heavyweight Dave Dunlop, have absorbed only one loss...
...half nelson and body lock. 147--Orrin Hein (H) d. Mike Rosner, 5-0. 157--Joe Noble (H) pinned Joe Patalive in 5:43 with reverse head chancery and arm lock. 167--Steve Weddle (H) d. Mike Flint, 5-0. 177--Serge McKhann (H) d. Bill Martin, 2-0. Heavyweight--Ted Robbins (H) pinned Crane Zumzalt in 1:53 with reverse nelson and body lock...
...Heavyweight Ted Robbins finished off the horror show with the fastest fall of the evening, taking down his lighter Tech opponent and pinning...