Word: hiam
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Other Crimson winners were Fern at 123, Hiam at 137, and Anderson in the unlimited class. Little of Williams saved his team from a shut-out defeat when he won a 7-1 decision over Harvard's Dewar in their match at 147 pounds...
Either Frank Dewar or Larry Wilde will battle in the 147-pound class, Pete Hiam is registered for 137-pound competition, Captain John Lee will battle in the 130-pound class, and Don Fern is scheduled to fight in the 123-pound bout...
Either Frank Dewar or Larry Wilde will battle in the 147-pound class, Pete Hiam is registered for 137-pound competition, Captain John Lee will battle in the 130-pound class, and Don Fern is scheduled to fight in the 123-pound bout...
Increased experience will greatly enhance the value of Don Muggia at 123. Don Fern at 130, and ex-Yardling captain Pete Hiam at 137, and give the team the desired balance. Probable varsity starters at the remaining weights tonight will be: Bud Adams 147, Len Miller 157, Chick Chandler 167. Ken Culbert will start at 177, and the heavyweight will be Tim Anderson...
Earlier, 123-pound Don Fern opened the meet by losing a decision to the Lord Jeffs' Dan Tank. Don Muggia was pinned in three minutes and Pete Hiam drew in his 137-pound match, making the score at that point 10 to 2, in Amherst's favor. The Crimson's Bud Adams then pinned Ed Tank in 1:33, but Len Miller was decisioned in his 157-pound match...