Word: lees
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...start the contest, Dave Albert (118 lbs.) lost to B.U. co-captain Jeff Lambert, 3-1. Harvard coach John Lee felt that Milt Yasunaga (126 lbs.) was less aggressive than he should have been in his match. Consequently, Lee said, the Crimson grappler ended up tying an opponent he should have beaten...
Next, blind freshman Ed Bordley's first Harvard start ended in disappointment when he was pinned. Lee said that Bordley was a better wrestler than his opponent, but early in the match the Terrier matman was able to break away, get to his feet, and then catch Bordley in an unexpected pinning hold...
Coach John Lee tabbed the more experienced Franklin to start against Springfield last week. Meanwhile, Bordley defeated an excellent JV opponent, 12-10. This week, it is Bordley who will face the varsity competition...
Bordley has worked hard to adapt to college competition. Lee calls him, "the most teachable wrestler I've ever had. He's a rapid fire learner...
...ironic that four of the key protagonists of this season should be Charles Edward ("Joe") Greene, Dwight Lynn White, Ernest Lee Holmes and L.C. Henderson Greenwood. Though front fours have been well publicized in pro football, the Rams "Fearsome Foursome" and the Vikings "Purple People Eaters during the past decade, quarterbacks and running backs still remain the celebrities of the sport. Certainly the action along the line of scrimmage gets only passing attention from TV cameras and fans. But this trench warfare is as fierce as anything in sport. Grunting and cursing, players club, ram and pound each other...