Word: pete
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Pete Fuller, Harvard's standout for the past season, took second place in the Unlimited class losing to Columbia's Hank O'Shaughnessey by a 5 to 3 match in the final, a decision not at all appreciated by the large and vocal audience...
...Pete Fuller, Crimson heavy, and Dan Ray, the 145-pounder, are probably the best bets for Harvard. In order to win Fuller will have to beat Hank O'Shaughnessy and Bob Pickett, of Columbia and Syracuse, both of whom took close decisions over him earlier this winter. Once defeated Ray has already beaten seven of the men whom he might face at New Haven but has not met Navy captain Fletcher...
Freshman Howie Houston, who took over the unlimited position for the Varsity from Pete Fuller for this meet, softened up beefy 230-pound Moe Mulvancy of Spring-field for two periods and then pinned him in 2:06 of the third period with a body press to clinch the meet. Houston's excellent performance assures the Varsity of standout heavies for years to come...
McCloy accepted with the understanding that, no matter how the Bank was set up on paper, he would be boss in fact as well as in title. To play safe, he demanded -and got-the resignation of "Pete" Collado. (Washington gossiped that Collado would soon go to China to lend a hand in stabilizing the currency...
...Chief Boston's regulars, Dan Ray and Pete Fuller, will not go in this meet, but their places will be capably filled by two newcomers to the squad. Howie Houston, Varsity tackle last fall, will be in the heavyweight division, while Jim Conant, a former Garden City matman, will...