Word: heavyweights
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...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...
...undefeated co-captain Frank Smith at 137, co-captain Pete Roche at 147, sophomore George Seaver at 130, and John Alexander at 177. Weakest spots on an otherwise strong lineup are at 123 and 167, with Steve Howell and Tony Philippi. Lou Winner at 157, and heavyweight Gene Roberts complete the lineup...
According to Crimson coach Bob Pickett, this match should go somewhat like the past two, which found the meet decided in the heavyweight match. This would put it all up to the Crimson's Al Culbert...
...Brown freshmen have had one of their poorest season in years, losing their first five meets. Only Keith Eveland at 147, and heavyweight Art Giorgini have shown promise, both going undefeated through their five matches. Outside of these two positions, the Bruins have little to offer against the powerful Yardlings...
...with John Vernaglia at 147 meeting Eveland. Newcomer Orrin Hein, recently recovered from an injury, will wrestle at 157 against Terry Case, with Steve Weddle meeting John Moyle at 167. Pete Rogers will return to the 177 spot after an illness, with undefeated Ted Robbins meeting undefeated Giorgini at heavyweight, in what shapes up as the most interesting match of the evening...