Word: rayed
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...closest match of the afternoon, though, was a surprise. It was between the Bengal captain and Ray Stone at 136. Harding was heavily favored, but Stone forced him into an overtime. He was finally overpowered only by Hardings greater knowledge...
...Varsity the only two defeats at the hands of the Tigers were Jim Redmon's match against Bob Eberle and Ray Stone's fight with Captain Dick Harding of the Tigers. Eberle was able to win a decision over Redmon only after a hard fight in which Redmon handicapped by an injured shoulder...
...high spirited Andover crew in the latter's home cage and these two facts should give the Freshmen a ten point handicap. The Crimson is strong in the dashes and runs, depending largely on the support of Doug Pirnie, Don Forte, Ted Graves, Paul Johrde, Fred Phinney, and Ray Guild for points...
...Schoenberg has reduced to enter the 121 pound class, where he is more than likely to make up for his defeat at the hands of the Bengals last year. At 136, Ray Stone presents a question mark this trip. He is a hard working wrestler in addition to being a tough fighter and a victory on his part would be hard earned...
...sabre team is more or less of a question mark at present, as two sabremen were lost by graduation. Tom Wright, however, is a ray of hope there, and if his teammates, Wynn Alberts, Bob Batt, and Cal Williams, measure up to him, the sabre may make the difference between a good season and an exceptional one. Tom is definitely the ace of blades as far as the sabre team is concerned, and indeed is a standout on the whole squad. Fast as lightning, he has the perfect form and timing which make his movements seem as easy and graceful...