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Dates: during 1940-1940
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...other newcomer to college wrestling, Lee Sosman, provided the biggest surprise of the afternoon by pinning his man in less than two and a half minutes in the 175-pound class. Sosman's story is good enough for Ripley, as he came out for wrestling for the first time about a week ago. At present a Sophomore, his only previous wrestling experience has been a few weeks at prep school...
...hearings threw Brooklyn College into turmoil. Seven of the eight accused teachers hotly denied that they were Communists. (David White was silent.) In Brooklyn streets, small boys threw snowballs at Brooklyn undergraduates, hooted after them: "Reds, Reds." In the college, class work almost stopped. Indignant groups of students gathered in the halls, hissed Dr. Grebanier as he passed. Few doubted the truth of his testimony, but leftists and non-leftists alike agreed that...
Schoenberg has been consistently one of the squad's top fighters, and is certainly the most powerful man of his weight on the present crippled team. Twice winner of a Varsity letter, he ranked second to his class in the Easterns last year...
Johnny Burnham, of last year's Yardling squad, gave the meet a good start by downing Cyrus Kano, of Tech in the 321-pound class. Burnham won the scrap by a reverse body press, in eight and a half minutes just short of the nine minute deadline...
Partial vengeance was afforded the Engineers in their overwhelming victory in the Freshman contest. Except for a less by decision and a draw, the Tech first year men took every match. Bobby King pulled down the three points in a very one-sided tussle in the 145-pound class, while Buck Marshall wrestled to a draw in the 128-pound group...