Word: pounders
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Abrams, a 200-pounder, won seven matches and lost seven playing number one last year. As a sophomore he played at number two and lost only one match...
...pounder Brian Conley (5-4-1), light-weight Pete Keeler (4-2-1), and Heavy-weight Tack Chace (5-5) might have...
...Crimson didn't win any of the next six matches. Sophomore 137-pounder Howie Durfee, sporting the best record of any Harvard wrestler, came roaring from behind in the last minute to go ahead of Jay Fetner 8-7. But Fetner picked up a point for time advantage and a draw. At 147, Yale's rugged Fred Buell battled Brian Conley to a 3-3 tie. Sophomore John Ashby had the crowd howling in the first few minites when he pancaked Yale's best wrestler, Will Elting, and almost pinned him in the first minute. But later it was Ashby...
...Bruins are a weak team overall, but several Harvard performances were impressive nonetheless. Sophomore 137-pounder Howie Durfee topped Brown's tough captain Ken Linker 4-2 in the day's best match. Pete Keeler (123) and Tack Chace (Hwt.) came up with pins...
...pounder Steve Zwarg produced Brown's only points, tying Laar Fertig...