Word: weighted
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Harvard's victory was surprisingly close; still Harvard coach John Lee was satisfied. "I was giving the heavier weight wrestlers a rest by moving them up one weight class so they wouldn't have to reduce. Yale is not the strongest team we wrestle, and so I was never worried...
...only surprise of the afternoon came when Yale's Chris Legg beat Pat Coleman at 145 for Coleman's first loss at the weight. Over-weight at check-in time, Coleman had to spend an hour in the whirlpool bath Saturday Morning to reduce...
Mike Slutzger lost at 152 and Bart Harvey drew at 160 to give Yale and 11-6 edge, but Harvard's upper weight wrestlers took advantage of the rest Lee gave them and swept the remaining matches...
Harvard's real strength is in the field events where the team combines great power with depth. Captain--and undefeated--Dick Benka won first place in the shot put at the Heps for the second straight year. The team's other weight man. Ed Nosal, is nationally rated in the 35-lb. shot. Both Benka and Nosal are backed up by Charlie Ajootian...
Harvard's lineup today seems to have been planned with no surprises in mind. Lee will rest his heavier wrestlers by moving three of them up one weight class to spare them the necessity of getting down to weight before the match...