…. Michigan and Minnesota kept well ahead in team totals with respective scores of 624 and 625. James Reston, of Ilinois, followed Fischer with 155. Behind him came Ed Dayton, a Wolverine, who coin- piled a…
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… the two charter amendments that accompanied it, while Democrats won 13 out of the 20 ward offices in the first city-wide victory their party has seen in years. Although the total vote of 4,155 exceeded…
… times in the 165 pound class I but could nog pug on the finishing touches. Hirnada defeated Fiero, irunner-up in the .Michigan A. A. U.' meet, in the 118' pound class. In the 155 p ound class Klein pinned…
… Harrod in Cummings R.F. Shea the 145. Klein and Brodkin in the Wills L.F. Fay 155, and Duxbury and Finch in the Miller C. Damn 165 pound class. Root R.G. Heston Arnold L.G. Buderus , Ei the I-m open i…
… champion to repeat. Cosneck of Illinois won from Dougovito of Michigan at 165- pounds, and Wilson, of Michigan lost to Belshaw, of Indiana, in the 155-pound class. CE TITLE FOR COUNCIL, PSTS Sophomores…
… went into two overtime periods. Jim Wilson, after riding George Belshaw for over six minutes, was finally pinned by the Crimson star in 6:59 to give the 155-pound bout to the Hoosiers. One of the biggest…
…. Helliwell, Michigan, won by a time advantage from Reichbauer, Ohio, at 145 pounds. In the 155 pound division, Mosier of Michigan won by a fall from Nutzling, Ohio. At 175 pounds, Bauss of Michigan lost to…
…. 58 sec. 155-pound class-Schwartzwald- er, West Virginia, defeated Mosier, Michigan, with a time advantage of 1 min. 30 sec. 165-pound Class--Wilson, Mich- igan, defeated Johnston, West Vir- ginia, with…
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…- ried to a decision or a fall. Toronto had no entry at 155 pounds and forfeited the bout to Miehigan, while in the heavyweight match Stoddard held a good advantage over the Canadian entry, Watts, when an…
…, Charles M. R~ush, '33, and George R. Squibb, '33E, who polled 200, 173, and 155 resp~ectively. The most close- ly contested battle of the election was waged by the candidates for the Board in Control of…
