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...this season has registered a pin and a decision. Although junior Ted Raymond combines the speed of a lighter man with the strength of a heavyweight, he must spot his opponent as much as 25 pounds, a handicap which may prove insurmountable against Cornell. In sophomore Al Culbert, presently ineligible because of scholastic difficulties, Pickett has an outstanding heavyweight...
...varsity, sophomore Michael Abramovitz; at 147, Bob Crook; at 157, King Holmes, and Joey Noble. Bob Foster and Ted Raymond entered at 177 and sophomore Alan Culbert wrestled unlimited...
Sophomore King Holmes will be the sole Crimson entrant at 157, while both Captain Bob Gilmor and freshman Serge McKhann will wrestle at 167. Ted Raymond and Bob Foster should both wrestle at 177, since Al Culbert, a returning veteran, who is at present ineligible for intercollegiate competition, will try to make the weight...
Full colors, rugby's equivalent of, varsity letters, were given to Bryer, Ticknor, and Turner, as well as Captain Robert A. Albert '55, John Chalsty 1G, Robert No Cochran '55, Nathaniel K. Cooke '55, Kenneth B. Culbert '55, William A. Frate '55, Martin R. Lindsay 1GB, Jerry R. Marsh '55, Alastair J. C. E. Rellie '58, Michael A. Reynal '58, Robert E. Richter '55, Emery T. Smyth '55, and Orville M. Tice...
...three quarter mile junior single race was won by senior Ken culbert for the second consecutive year. He defeated J.J. Weiberson and W. D. Gerr. In the 155 pound singles competition Pitts finished ahead of David Wallace, Steve Bolster, and Don Mckay...