University High School, Jordannus,1959, Page 46
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wiiiime*, .1Wrestlers post 7-3-1 recordUnder Don Luft. Highlight of theseason was the fine showing of Ray Webb, Uni-vee freshman, who was topped only once during the campaign and grabbed off the 120-pound state crown to help the Univees place 11thin state finals. Senior F. G. Summitt also copped a sectional runner-up berth in the 133-pound class. The wrestlers were a young team:only four of the twelve boys doing most of thework were seniors. On the individual side, FredCurry handled most of the 9 5-pound chores,gaining valuable experience in the berth. In the103-pound class, Doug Dixon, a sophomore, heldforth. 112-pounder John Bowen, anothersophomore, also wrestled his second year at aregular post and should give two more years ofskilled performances. The 127-pound lead wasJoe Roman, undefeated this year in regular action. The 13 8-pounder was Ron Mills, seniorwho had some good matches although he was injured during part of the season. The 145-poundclass was the domain of senior Cliff Curry. Junior Dan McPheron was the 154-pounderthroughout the year, recording some impressive victories. Junior Clay Williams was therecipient of the 165-pound job and camethrough in fine fashion. Senior Jay Suer, at 175,played a major part in Univee wins this year. Atheavyweight, sophomore P. T. Buntin will beone of the top men on the team next year.UHS OPP.Harry E. Wood 24 17Franklin Township 26 16Evansville North 39 3Evansville Mater Dei 36 8New Albany 25 17Washington (Indpls.) 24 24Southport 9 30Decatur Central 29 14Bloomington 12 24Crawfordsville 17 24Crispus Attucks 26 15top: During a practice match, Bob Beck takes down” fellowsophomore P. T. Buntin. middle: In this match, Bob Beckpins P. T. Buntin. bottom: Junior Dan McPheron takesdown” fellow varsity wrestler Cliff Curry, senior.Page forty-six |
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