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Bordley has worked hard to adapt to college competition. Lee calls him, "the most teachable wrestler I've ever had. He's a rapid fire learner...
...Crimson took the next two competitions. Milt Yasunaga (126 lbs.), last year's most valuable wrestler, easily bested his opponent, 10-2. Then Bill Mulvihill (134 lbs.), completely dominated his foe and won, 7-1, putting Harvard temporarily in the lead...
Freshman Bill Mulvihill, a Massachusetts and New England champion in high schol, will wrestle at 134 lbs. He will surely have to go through a period of adjustment as he faces college competition for the first time, but Lee is confident that he will quickly develop into a superior wrestler...
...over two principal bastions of Caucasian (haole in Hawaiian) power and status. George Ariyoshi was elected the state's Governor, and Fujio ("Fudge") Matsuda was appointed president of the University of Hawaii. Both men are nisei, or second-generation Americans; Ariyoshi's father had been a sumo wrestler in Japan. Today only two non-A.J.A.s hold major elective offices in Hawaii: U.S. Senator Hiram Fong, who is of Chinese ancestry, and Frank Fasi, mayor of Honolulu, an Italian American. A rundown of other important Hawaiian politicians reads like an A.J.A. Who's Who: U.S. Senator Daniel...
Team awards went to Kip Smith as the most improved wrestler while Milt Yasunaga grabbed the most valuable player award...