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DISCUSSIONS COMM/T TEEThe matches of Geoff Henson at
DISC SSINS C MMITEE137, Bill Waterman at 177, and
Lou Hudson at 130, the first Wol-
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petition, were prophetic of things
Avaiable: Michigan League" to come
IeWith the score 9-9 and time '
drunning out in Henson's match
3rd Floor, Henderson Room against Martin Willingan, the two
wrestlers went off the mat with ,
Henson on the bottom.


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What would be a pattern with-
out an exception. And happily for
Michigan. Dave Porter completely
shattered the tradition, leaving
four losers in his path to the na-
tional heavyweight crown.
Two differences were evident to
Bay between the Porter of the
Big Ten tournament and -the Por-
ter of the Nationals. "He was in
better physical condition for the
Nationals. He worked out pretty
'hard, and we had him run the
steps at the Assembly Hall."
'The first words he said when
he came off the mat from the .
matches against Lewis and Smith
were. 'Thank God for those steps'."
"Second, there was a lot of
pressure on him at the Big Tens
that wasn't on him in the Na-
tionals. At the Big Ten tourney,
people didn't give Smith credit
for being a good wrestler. They
figured his being pinned for a
fluke. But in the Nationals the
pressure was on Smith, who was
seeded ahead of Porter."
With the NCAA tournament,
the college careers of Stehman,
Wayne Hanson, Waterman, and
Porter ended. The prospect of

WITH WRESTLING COMPETITION over for the Wolverine
grapplers through the conclusion of the NCAA tournament, it
will be a long wait before this scene again appears on the mats

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Couldn't Make It
Henson had to escape to get a
point, and probably the win, to
keep Willingan from getting a
minute's riding time and the vic-
tory. But he couldn't quite work
the maneuver and lost.
Then Waterman, "who wrestled
one heck of a match outsiderof
his weight class, and did a great
job," according to Assistant Coach
Rick Bay, was also edged by a
riding point, 5-4.
Hudson's match was hardly as
close He went down to defeat at
the hands of North Central Col-

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of the Events Building.
lege's Ed Jackson by the score"
of 10-3.
Before he became ill half-way
through the season, Hudson hadj
beaten last year's champ Dave
McGuire from Oklahoma, who
came in second in this year's tour-
nament.
That left three down and four
to go. Steve Rubin and Fred Steh-
mnan were next,
Rubin began very promisingly,
winning his first match on a fall
at 1:52. He advanced to wrestle,
Bill DeSario and was ahead by
two, 6-4, with less than a minute
left, when the match began to
eollownthe previously established
pattern.
DeSario gained a takedown and
a predicament for, according to
Bay, "four questionable points"
and the victory. "Rubin could
have been right in the finals,"
notes Bay.
If Rubin's loss was hard to be-
lieve, Stehman's was absolutely
amazing.
He had won 9-5, which moved
him up against Dave Wiendl of

"Stehman got caught in a filling the gaps left in the line-
strange hold, and we all breathed ups, particularly in the middle-
a sigh of relief when he escaped weights, falls on the freshmen,
from it. We just chalked it up to Good Frosh
h Ps carolesns.heMichigan does figure on having
Positions Reversed some good freshmen, especially
Unfortunately S t e h m a n gotIin the lowerweights.
trapped in the same hold a sec- "W aeTi hc, h li
ond time. "That would happen "We have Tim Check, the Illi-
once in a thousand years. I don't nois state champ, Dave Brook,
think anyone is going to figure it Jerry Hoody, and Mark Denies.
out," a puzzled Bay replied. "Fred All four have a lot of ability. I
was thedsuperior wrestler," think they'll help us," Bay pre-
Five down, two left. Cornell, onI dicts. "And we have a brother,
the strength of a pin and a 9-1 Mike Rubin, who was a transfer
decision made it to the quarter- student and had to sit out this -e
finals in the 167 pound division, year. It'll be a scramble for the
before losing to top seeded Mike first three divisions."
Gallego. According to Bay, MSU will have
Gallego went on to grab the na- a fine team next year, and Iowa
tional championship, while Cor- will be real strong. "It's difficult
nell was pinned in his semifinal to tell exactly how our team will
match. Cornell then beat the Spar- be next year," concludes Bay. "It
tans' Rod Ott in the consolation will be hard to replace those
finals to finish fifth. guys."

Wilkes College. Looking like he
was in control of the bout with a
8-3 lead and half a minute left,
"Stehman must have relaxed and
the kid kept coming at him," says
Bay.

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