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Harvard was expected to take only three fourth-places, but Bob Kolodney upset two seeded competitors and will enter the semi-finals today. Four other Crimson matmen survived the opening round, but lost in the quarter-finals. Coach Bob Pickett described the team's performance at "beyond expectation...
...Engineers of Lehigh could likewise sweep the 147, 157, and 167 lb. classes. Representing Harvard will be Tom Owsley (147), Bob Kolodney (157), and J.C. von Helms (167). If von Helms can make 147, however, Crimson coach Bob Pickett may switch him with Owsley, who would wrestle 20 pounds underweight...
Estabrook's win was the last for the varsity. Bob Kolodney tied Eli Jon Bogert, 5 to 5, in the 157 division. Then came three straight Yale wins. Bill Weber handed the Crimson's J. C. Freienmuth von Helms (167) his third straight loss, 4 to 1. John Valentine next found himself pinned at 4:10, and Red Grant (191) lost a 5-0 decision to Yale captain Hardy Will, giving the Bulldogs a 14-11 lead...
...suffered its first defeat of the afternoon when Steve Astor (147) lost to Tag Geer, 5 to 2. After the Crimson lost in the 167 and 177-pound divisions, the varsity's early 12-3 lead, piled up on wins by Tony Woodfield (123), George Doub (130), and Bob Kolodney (157), was seriously threatened...
...other Crimson losers in the devastating defeat were Steve Astor (147), who lost in a 9-1 decision; Bob Kolodney, who lost 9 to 0 to Cornell's Allen Rose in the 157 class; and Paul Schnitz, who was taken down at 3:00 of his match by Alex Steinbergh...