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Gibby Warren, who wrestled for Milton, is a good prospect for the 175-pound class, while Captain Don Louria is at 165. Frank Tyng, Frank Trinkle, Dan Ray, and Buddy King, all letter winners last year, will be contenders at the middle weights. Breck Marshall, who wrestled in the 128-pound class in 1941, is also in college...
...whole course the three sculls were tightly grouped, but Tom Day of Winthrop poured on all his power in the waning seconds and shaded his fellow Puritan Bill Dowd by less than a quarter of a length, and Frank Tyng followed close behind with less than a full boat length separating him from the winner...
Stephen H. Tyng...
...wrestling was omitted from the last issue of the CRIMSON. Those who won Minor Wrestling II's are Patrick F. Bowditch '48, William J. Butler '46, Govind S. Karki '48, Harry C. King '49, Donald B. Louria '49, captain, Daniel B. Ray '49, Frank W. Tinkle '47, Franklin S. Tyng '46, Artley B. Parsons, 2nd '49, manager...
...only victory was gained in the 136-pound class when Rome won the decision from Hoffman. In the 175-pound class Pets Fuller gained a decision over Jumbo Linger. Don Albion defeated Lister for a Crimson tally in the 165-pound class, Walt Parsons won the 155-pound contest, Tyng won the 145's, Ed Rothman the 128's and Schless scored...