Word: heavyweights
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Princeton sophomore Julian McPhillips shut out Bill Malugen 6 to 0 at 191, but heavyweight Tack Chace completed the job for Harvard and extended his personal unbeaten record by mauling Lee Keenan...
Undefeated heavyweight Tack Chase heads the Crimson lineup, unchanged from the Springfield meet except at 167, where Dave Worcester will sub for ailing Chris Wickens...
...TIME, Jan. 28), is now assistant circulation manager. Jose Torres, the light-heavyweight boxing champion, tutored by his good friend Novelist Norman Mailer, turns out a thrice-weekly column of political and social comment...
...rest of the Harvard lineup will be unchanged, with Kopecki at 115, Henjoyji at 123, Bing Sung at 130, captain Tom Gilmore at 137, Durfee at 145, Ed Franquemont at 152, Padlak at 160, Wickens at 167, Grant at 177, Bill Malugon at 191, and Tack Chace at heavyweight...
...heavyweight match, Harvard's Tack Chace had trouble with Bruce Chattman until the last period, when he lifted the bulky Lion wrestler and slammed him a 3-point near fall. The points enabled Chace to tie Chattman at the end the match and win on riding time...