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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...
...education majors, comes to Cambridge with a well-conditioned team boasting a record of close matches with former Crimson opponents. Strong in the weights where the Varsity is weak, Springfield has good men in the light classes, a captain who wrestlers at either 136 or 145, and a 230-pounder to round out its squad at heavyweight...
...pound class Bob Claflin, much improved since his first match a month ago, got an easy 7 to 1 decision while Crimson captain Don Louria bulldozed Don Rourke to a 6 to 2 decision. Frank Trinkle used a half nelson and chicken wing to pin the Wesleyan 136-pounder in 2:28 of the first period...
...piled up five minutes and 40 seconds of time advantage to decisively decision Randy Gilmore, a regular Indian 155-pounder who came down to the 145-pound class especially for this match. In the 155-pound class Sandy Jones turned in a neat decision over Pete Larson of Dartmouth by the score...
...Ithacans by a 2 to 0 count, while Fuller did the same to take the heavyweight bout from Bob Clark of Cornell. Wrestling in the 121-pound bracket, Bluemel was pinned in 1:28 of the first period with a body press and half nelson. Knox, a 128-pounder, dropped a decision to John Calby...