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Last year, Phills and Rick Kief, who suffered a cracked vertebra late this season and will not be competing tomorrow, coped tow bronzes at the Easterns...
...rest of the squad, things won't be so easy. Two grapplers who made the U.S. Olympic team loom as the major obstacles to the Crimson's 118-pounder, Rick Beller, now fully recovered from his ankle injury of mid-season. And sophomore 142 Andy McNerney will need a healthy helping of good fortune to best the three wrestlers who will likely be seeded above...
Phills was not the only Crimson wrestler to earn a celebration on this Saturday afternoon, only the last. After an Eli forfeit to Rick Beller, the Harvard 118 lb. wrestler, Harvard showed its power in the lower weight classes by winning the first three matches to build the 17-0 lead. Senior co-captain Rick Kief started with a 7-4 victory over a strong Yale 126 pounder, Eric Sorkin. With quick, aggressive takedowns, demonstrating the toughness and muscle that has earned him the nickname, "Beef," Kief set the stage for the successful...
Against a weak Brown team, Harvard again started strong, building a 25-0 lead before Coach Lee let his freshmen have a chance. When the debacle was over, Harvard had scored a 37-14 victory. In his first chance of the day to wrestle, Rick Beller pinned his opponent in just 2:36, and Phills added his second pin of the day at 4:34 to give Harvard a quick twelve points. Cimmarrusti also scored a pin, this one in 4:51, as some of the varsity wrestlers readied themselves for the Eastern Championships next week at Princeton...
...York's Kennedy International Airport in 1978-were charges that almost as a sideline, he had rigged the outcome of Boston College games. According to Hill, he became involved in the scam when a former penitentiary pal introduced him to a friend of a Boston College reserve forward, Rick Kuhn. Kuhn allegedly enlisted the services of Sweeney, an honors graduate who proved to be a sharp negotiator, Hill asserted, indicating games that could easily be rigged and bargaining for payoffs even when the point shaving was unsuccessful...