Word: miltonic
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Well stocked with talent the Freshman wrestlers under Coach Jay Thomas, a former Oklahoma A. and M. grappler, started off their season with an impressive win over Milton Academy, breaking a six-year winning skein of Milton wrestling teams. Pre-game dope promises that the Exeter meet will be close although Thomas expects the real tests to come in the matches with other college Freshman teams...
...words-now stimulating, now baffling-about Chinese art, philosophy, politics and paradox, mixed in with gang fights, raids, a U.S. hero and heroine and hissing Japanese spies. Novelist Cahill's polar north lies somewhere between André Malraux's Man's Fate and Cartoonist Milton Caniff's Terry and the Pirates, but lacks the invigorating climate of either...
Heralded as one of the best Freshman wrestling teams in recent Harvard history, the Yardlings proved they will be tough to beat for the rest of the season as they showed good men in seven of the eight positions. The Milton team although experienced in every class was no match for the Yardling spirit and wrestling know...
Howie Houston scored the only fall for the Crimson when he pinned Ed Handy of Milton in a rough and tumble match in 6:17 to take the unlimited division. Clearly stronger than his opponent, Houston relied on his power and had the situation well in hand...
...probably the most exciting match of the meet, Red Cassidy lost a close decision to the Milton captain in the 145-pound match that threatened to go either vay until the final whistle. Jim Waddell von a decision for the Crimson at the 121-pound class as did Jim Westfall in he 128-pound class. Bill Currier won by a good margin of the 136-pound weight...