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Harvard's wrestlers, clinging to the hope of a draw with Ivy League power-house Cornell, were rebuffed rudely by a pin in the final match that beat them 21-11 Saturday...
Chace had the opportunity to square the team totals at 18-18 with a pin of his own, thanks to a jaws-of-defeat effort by Harvard Captain Ben Brooks in the preceeding match. Wrestling at 191 pounds, Brooks was trailing Cornell's Duane Storie by three points with 6 seconds left in the last period...
...Coast Guard, the sophomores excelled. Ed Franquemont at 157 and Chris Wickens at 167 each took third places by winning three matches and losing two. Franquemont added a pin. Howard Henjyoji, the Crimson's lightweight, won two matches and was eliminated from the tournament only by a last-second reversal that cost him his second loss. Sophomore Tim McCarthy won one match and lost...
Armed with Popguns. Authors Maurice G. Baxter, Robert H. Ferrell and John E. Wiltz argue that the mess in Indiana can be matched in most areas of the U.S. Along with James Conant and others, they pin most of the blame on teacher preparation, which consists mainly of a few undergraduate survey courses in history. About one-third of Indiana's history teachers have not taken a single graduate course in the subject. "A teacher who invades the classroom with such a background," the authors warn, "is akin to a soldier entering battle with a popgun...
After Ben Brooks, the Harvard captain, was decisioned by Dave Schramm in the 177-pound class, the Engineers still had a chance to tie the match with a pin in the unlimiteds. But the Crimson's Tack Chance, enjoying a considerable weight advantage, completely outclassed Brooks Landis for an easy decision to end the meet...