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Harvard's other wrestlers were Jeff Seder (145), losing to Dick Levitt, 3-1; John Eng (152), losing to Jed Olmstead, 7-0; Bill Zinn (160), losing to Gail Smith, 5-3; and Howie Chatterton (177), losing to Dave Laboskey...
...elbow in the third period of his match with Jack Wu. But the five points M.I.T. received for that match had hardly been tallied on the score board when M.I.T.'s Jack Maxham, at 145, dislocated his knee. It meant a first-period forfeit victory to Harvard's Jeff Seder, and a matching five points for the Crimson in the team score...
...Harvard's effort Saturday was marked by three draw bouts. Captain Andy Kopecki began the meet promisingly for Harvard with an 11-5, 118-pound class decision over Dan Kathan. Then, John Moss (123) tied Bob Meldrim, 1-1; Bruce Goodman (130) tied Ithacan Vernax, 1-1; and Jeff Seder (145) tied Ben Bishop, 2-2; around a loss by Paul Cantinella (137) to Cornell's Dennis Wright, 13-9. It was the second straight draw of the season for Goodman and Seder...
...Andy Kopecki (123), leading off the meet, drew with John Hilliard, 1-1, on second and third-period escapes. Sophomore Bruce Goodman, filling in for Danny Naylor at 130, drew with Jestyn Payne, 2-2, on Goodman's reversal and Payne's two escapes. And at 145, sophomore Jeff Seder pulled out a 6-6 draw with Dave Martin, when the referee accused Martin of intentionally going out of bounds to avoid a take-down and awarded Seder the tying point...
Other Harvard finalists in the tournament were Howie Chatterton (177), second; Danny Naylor (130), third; and sophomore Jeff Seder (137), third. Chatterton lost, 4-3 in his final Saturday to Army's Jim Hunter, who finished fourth in last spring's NCAA wrestling championships...