Word: redmon
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Although in better condition than the afternoon last month when they lost their opener to M.I.T., the Varsity grapplers are still without the services of 136-pound ace Jim Redmon, whose knee injury is not sufficiently healed. Vern Miller, who has been working out all vacation, has replaced Tom Rogstad as the Crimson's heavyweight entry; and both Lee Sosman and Don Miles have returned to the line up. With Redmon out, Junior Bill Taylor will move up from the 128 pound group to replace...
Whatever pessimism Coach Boston may have had before the try-outs early this week have been multiplied by additional injuries to Lee Sosman, Don Miles, and George George since then. Before this week, Jim Redmon and Dick Aldrich were already benched with serious bumps and bruises...
...Redmon, Harry Blaine, and Captain Dick Thomas were the only returning letter men of last year, and now Boston will have even that veteran trio deeply cut. Aldrich and Sosman are both contenders for the 175-pound position while Miles and George both are 155 pound possibilities. This doubling-up of injuries in the same classifications has weakened the prospect of victory this afternoon. Moreover, Vern Miller has not completed his post-football relaxing and has yet to report...
Four Majors will head the four battalions, each of which drills on a separate day. Joseph M. Ambrose, Henry F. Dunbar, James J. Redmon, and John C. Robbins will fill the positions...
Richard R. Davidson '41, Thomas Lacey 2nd '41, John H. Page '43, James J. Redmon '42, Thomas A. Rogstad '43, Theodore E. Schoenberg '41 (Captain), Raymond W. Stone '42, Richard N. Thomas '42, Arthur W. Kincade, Jr. '41 (Manager...