Word: illman
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...good that for the first time in many years, a potential varsity man, like Ray Stone, is being left behind. Be is only a Sophomore but he has shown well in his record, and he has turned up some good wins for the team in the past. Pete illman is staying behind for the combined reason that he would have difficulty in getting his weight up and the fact that his wrist has been causing him a lot of trouble...
...notch condition and his wrestling ability seems unlimited at times. Bruce Richardson, should come through, and Bill Daughaday certainly seems to be a winner. If Dick Thomas loses his match, it will only be because of lack of confidence. Jim Latson had a close match at 155 against Pete Illman last year and with Dick Thomas's rapid-fire aggressiveness, he is almost sure to fall...
...Redmon, in spite of his trick shoulder is a high class wrestler, but he will have to work hard to come through at 128. Pete Illman is out for blood at 145, and it is really a question of how much he has worked on certain weak points in his wrestling during the past week...
...only real disappointment was in the 145 pound weight division where Pete Illman having been ridden but still showing most of the aggressiveness in his match was unable to take his opponent down...
Jimmy Redmon is still out of the lineup, but this week another shift in the weights provides first string men right through the team with the exception of Harry Blaine at 128. Pete Illman has recovered from his injured wrist and will be wrestling at 145 this week, ten pounds lighter than he was before. Meanwhile, Bruce Richardson has gone down to the 136 pound class...