Word: heavyweights
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...only heavyweight on the squad is Bill Schwalm. He got a late start because of football, and Lee calls him "inexperienced." In his only match to date, against Penn, he was pinned in the first period...
Menaced by the pudgy spectre of Bruce Jacobsohn, Penn co-captain and star heavyweight, the Harvard wrestling team hastened to defeat the Pennsylvanians 17-12, clinching the meet before Jacobsohn had a chance to wrestle...
...Crimson had good reason to be wary of Jacobsohn. Last year, with Penn trailing by two points after all but the heavyweight contest, he decisioned Chace easily to sink Harvard...
...probable Harvard lineup will be Howie Henjyoji at 123, either Bing Sung or Mike King at 120, Tom Gilmore at 137, Howie Durfee or Bollinger at 147, Ed Franquemont at 157, Grant, Jeff Hall, or Dave Greuel at 167, Chris Wiskens at 177, Captain Ben Brooks at 191, and heavyweight Tack Chace...
...Iowa. Many have names that carry family echoes of one kind or another; in addition to Bobby Kennedy joining his brother Ted, they ranged from Maryland's Democratic Senator Joe Tydings, stepson of the late Millard Tydings, to California's Representative John Tunney, son of the former heavyweight champion. Many were symbols of political upheaval: a Democratic Congressman from Maine who won by 40,000 votes, a Republican from Mississippi who won by nearly 7,000, and a Democrat from New York's suburban Westchester County, the first of his party elected there in over 50 years...