Word: pounders
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...pounder, he has dieted down to 158 Ibs. He spends half his time flying in pursuit of his fortunes. Says his brother Graydon, an Oldsmobile dealer in Ontario, Calif.: "His hobby is making money - and buying up corporations...
Columbia's two best wrestlers, 177 pound Dave Morash and 191-pounder Pete Saltzer, each won easily, as Morash pounced Jeff Grant, 10 to 2, and Saltzer pinned Bill Malugen...
...next match was the real crusher, an Cornell's Fran Ferraro pinned Jeff Grant at 6:10 in the 177 pound match to swell the lead to a virtually Impregnable six points Bob Buchwald then shut out Bill Malugen. Harvard's inexperienced 191 pounder, 7 to 0 and Cornell had the match, and probably the title, pocketed...
With Harvard leading 5 to 2, Crimson captain. Tom Gilmore let the Engineers' Tim Connelly roll over him and then locked Connelly's legs in a can-opener hold, pinning the M.I.T. 137-pounder after 52 seconds of the second period...
...classic comment-to which Bob Zuppke, his coach at Illinois, retorted: "All Galli-Curci can do is sing." Van Buren, "the Flying Dutchman," of Coach Greasy Neale's 1948-49 world championship Philadelphia Eagles, was the first great modern pro running back; a bruising 200-pounder, he could run the 100-yd. dash in 9.8 sec.-and set a career ground-gaining record (5,860 yds.) that Jimmy Brown buries a little deeper every time he pulls on his cleats...