… the 155-pound and 175-pound brack- ets. The matches between Augie Al- tese and Harry Gilmore in the 155- pound class and Bill Earle and Cliff Myll, 175-pounders, were called draws. Three bouts were…
…-71-146; Daltas, Minn., 74-73-147; McCarthy, Ill., 73-74-147; Holmstrom, Ill., 76-72- 148; Krisko, OSU, 76-73-149; Lorms, OSU, 74-76-150; Gilbert, OSU, 77- 7C-153; Leidy, Mich., 78-76-154; Stoltz, NU, 78-77-155…
… to the following event winners: wrestling- 121 lbs., Irving Statler, Fletcher; 128, Stu Linton, Allen-Rumsey; 145, Grant Allen, Fletcher; 155, Bill Earle, Prescott; 165, Maurice Edwards, Al- len…
…: School Principal I; September 2, 1942; $155 to $195 per month. Insurance Executive IV; Sept. 2, 1942; $325 to $385 per month. Journalist I; Sept. 2, 1942; $15 to $195 per month. Right of Way Assistant I…
…; Sept. 2, 1942; $155 to $195 per month. Right of Way Assistant II; Sept. 2, 1942; $200 to $240 per month. AttendingInstitution Dentist II; Sept. 2, 1942; $200 to $240 per month. Resident Institution…
… landed one position behind with 625. The Wild- cats were spark-plugged by sopho- more Johnny Stoltz, who carded 155 as Dick Haskell, one of the favorites Turn to Page 3, Corl. 1 Nine Takes Two At Chicago…
… 1931 to $155,000,000 in 1935-a re- duction of $83,000,000-the studies made by Dr. Ford and Waxman show. State aid to these units during the same period rose from $39,000,000 million to $130,000,000-an…
…'s 155 pound affair with na- tional champ Vern Logan of the Oklahomas. Tuffy dropped the match by a 5-4 count because of the A. & M.-er's last second reversal. But with only 13 seconds more time advantage…
