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...this year, the injury gremlin struck again, felling junior redwoods Trout and Joe Carrabino in the preseason. Trout suffered a severe strain in a pick-up game and has yet to return to the starting lineup. The 6-ft., 9-in. 225-pounder seems to be shaking his early-season rust, however, as he grabbed 14 points in 24 minutes of action Wednesday night against Holy Cross...
Farley may see time as a back-up to junior Monroe Trout, the 225-pounder who filled the middle for Harvard last year. Just recovering from a back strain suffered in a pick-up game earlier this fall. Trout made his first appearance eight minutes and 21 seconds into last night's exhibition. Trout took command right away, grabbing two rebounds and chalking up three points in less than two minutes. Jiangsu's 6-ft., 11-in. Lee Chonshan made no move to challenge Trout, and the shorter American college student taught the Chinese high school senior how to play...
Between these matches, Mark Cooley, Harvard's rugged 177-pounder wrestled another key match over Princeton's lanky Scott Simpson for a solid 9-7 decision that put Harvard in the driver's seat. Simpson quickly found out that no one out muscles Cooley as the Harvard man bulled his way past his exasperated opponent...
Cornell struggled to get the ball past midcourt, and with three seconds left, reserve guard Ron Tyron launched a desperate 20-footer that missed everything. Crimson center Monroe Trout, a hefty 6-ft., 9-in., 225-pounder, grabbed the rebound under the Cornell basket with his back to the court. Tick...tick... buzzer; lucky Harvard win after a sloppy performance, right...
...Balance, moves, speed and strength are essential," says freshman Dan Medalie. Crimson heavyweight Jim Phills adds that precision of movement is the key to good wrestling. "It's an art form like ballet or dance," comments the 200-pounder...