Word: rogstad
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Ricks, in his first assignment, will use Jim Reidy in the 121 pound class, Bill Taylor in the 128, Jim Redmon in the 136, Captain Dick Thomas in the 145, Don Miles, in the 155, Bill Turner or Walt Scott in 165, John Sosman in the 175, and Tom Rogstad in the heavyweight class...
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...
...Rogstad Victorious...
...Rogstad, heavyweight contender after a disastrous first period finally threw his 220-pound opponent with a side body press at 5 minutes. Hal Tine in the 165-pound class and Ted Guild in the 128 were the other Harvard winners, both by decision...
Harvard's Captain Dick Thomas will grapple in the 155 pound group, Harold Tine in the 165, and Bill Turner the 175. Tom Rogstad will carry the Crimson unlimited heavyweight burden...