Event Site Date 1974 Omaha, Neb. June 14-20 East Regional 1974 Raleigh, N.C. Mar. 14,16 Mideast Regional 1974 Tuscaloosa, Ala. Mar. 14,16 Midwest Regional 1974 Las Cruces, N.M. Mar. 14,16 West Regional 1974 Tucson, Ariz. Mar. 14,16 Finals 1974 Greensboro, N.C. Mar. 23,25 FENCING 1974 , 0. Mar. 28-30 GOLF 1974 San Diego, Cal. June 19-22 GYMNASTICS 1974 University Park, Pa. Apr. 4-6 1974 Boston Garden Mar. 14-16 1974 New Brunswick, N.J. June 1 SKIING 1974 To be determined SOCCER 1974 Miami Orange Bowl Jan. 2,4 SWIMMING 1974 Long Beach, Cal. Mar. 28-30 TENNIS 1974 Los Angeles, Cat. June 17-22 TRACK & FIELD Cross Country 1973 Spokane, Wash. Nov. 19 Indoor 1974 Detroit, Mich. Mar. 8-9 Outdoor 1974 Austin, Tex. June 6-8 VOLLEY BALL 1974 To be determined May 24-25 WATER POLO 1973 To be determined Nov. 23-24 WRESTLING 1974 Ames, Iowa Mar. 14-16

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NCAA, Wrestling Rules Committee -..-.------.-.--..------3 EYEING HIS PREY-Massive Chris Taylor sizes up one of the five opponents he pinned en route to national heavyweight championship. The graduation, of the Iowa State ace throws the heavyweight title up for grabs in the 1974 season. NATIONAL PREVIEW-REVIEW Hilton Coliseum's Friendly Confines Might Assist Cyclone ~epeatEfforts By RUSS 1. SMITH Sports Editor, The Waterloo (Iowa) Courier The National Collegiate Athletic Association's 44th national tournament will unfold in March in Ames, Iowa, home of the Iowa State University Cyclones and just about the only place, in recent years, that the Cyclones haven't won a national championship. Since they won their first in 1965 at Laramie, Wyo., the Cyclones have won five championships, but one of the four they missed was the 1966 meet which was in the Iowa State Armory in Ames. This season's edition will be in grand, new 14,500-seat Hilton Coliseum and, just as in 1966, Iowa State will enter as defending champion. Whether or not the Cyclones have the strength to repeat without huge heavyweight Chris Taylor for an anchorman is a matter that will possibly remain under contention right up until 10 p.m. Saturday, March 16. The only thing that seems relatively certain about that evening is that Hilton Coliseum will be jammed to its high, girderless ceiling with the largest crowd ever to see collegiate wrestling in the . AMES IS BIG EIGHT COUNTRY AND THAT IS WRESTLING COUNTRY. That Con- ference has claimed 38 undisputed championships and tied for another in the previous 43 years, and the state of Iowa won two of the four champion- ships that got away from the Big Eight. Only once in the long history of NCAA wrestling did the team title leave the Midwest, when Fenn State claimed it back in 1953. Dr. Harold Nichols has only been out of the win, place or show ring once since he coached Iowa State to a third place in 1957. However, the West Coast got into the picture last year like it never has befork. Oregon State had Russ Smith won the Bob Dellinger Award as a shot at the championship the wrestling writer of the year in 1963, the first going into the final round year after Bob decided to and finally finished a retire from the honor. So it is only natural strong second behind the perhaps that he succeed; Cyclones. el ling& as the Guide's author of the national HOST WASHINGTON, shat- wrestling preciew article. tered by injuries that per- Dellinger leff newspaper- sisted right up through ing this year to take n position with the U.S. the NCAA tournament, Wrestling Federation. still finished seventh. Smith sports editor of the ~ahooCourier since And Brigham Young 1966 and a staffer since came out of the moun- 1949, grew up in the tains for a stunning fourth- Wa-terloo-Cedar Falls hot- bed of wrestling, where a place finish ahead of both $ports journalist HAD to follow the sport. He Big Eight champ Okla- became active on the collegiate beat in 1958. homa State and confer- ence power . 5 6 THE OFFICIAL WRESTLING GUIDE 1974 The East's best threat in the meet doesn't show up in the team stand- ings. Clarion State had three champions and could have tabulated more points than all but Iowa State, Oregon State and Michigan, but the Eagles, as a college division school, can not compete for the national title. Two of Clarion's champions will be among the six individual titlists returning this year. But the Eagles will have to do without two-time champion Wade Schalles, who lost only one match in two years, none last year. Schalles was named outstanding wrestler in 1972 when he won at 150 pounds. Last year he moved up to 158 and won again, defeating Ore- gon State senior Mike R. Jones in the finals and formally clinching the team championship for Iowa State. BUT THE OUTSTANDINC3-WRESTLER AWARD went to Oregon State's likewise undefeated and untied 190-pounder, Greg Strobel, a junior who will be out to repeat this year at Ames. Schalles will wrestle through the dual meets with the Eagles. However, he is a transfer student with no more tournament eligibility. Not so Clarion State freshman Don Rohn, who was the second straight wrestler from his school to win the 134-pound university division crown after placing third in that weight in the college division. He'll have three more shots at a University Division title. Bill Simpson, powerful 167-pound champion, also will have another try. Iowa State lost three of its six placewinners via graduation. Two of the returnees have placed in two previous NCAA meets. Taylor. the 1973 meet's pinning champion, Capt. Keith Abens at 167 and Bill Fjetland at 134 were seniors. CHAMPION RICH BlNEK AT 177 WAS A JUNIOR. He placed third at the weight the year before. A1 Nacin was fifth at 190 pounds as a sophomore after finishing second at 177 as a freshman in 1971. Nacin did not compete in 1972. Ron Class, a sophomore, placed second at 126 pounds. Nichols. of course, didn't stav home during the recruiting season. His prize catch would have to be Bob Holland, a middleweight out of East Leyden High in Schiller Park, Illinois. One of the most sought after high school wrestlers in the nation last spring, Holland was a prep all-America, undefeated and with a victory by fall over another high school all-America, Tony Cordes of Waterloo, Iowa. It was the only defeat suffered last year by Cordes. a close personal friend and wrestling protege of Olympic champion Dan Cable. Cordes won two state titles and a second for West Waterloo High and has followed Gable, now an assistant coach at the University of Iowa, to the Hawkeye squad where he joins three other high school all-America recruits. HE MAY HAVE A HARD TIME MAKING THE HAWKEYES' LINEUP what with re- turning third place winner Don Holm at 159 pounds and Tan Sanderson, a 1972 sixth place finisher, back again at 158. Iowa, second to Michigan in the Big Ten and tied for seventh in the NCAA, could be ready to move up. The Hawkeyes had one national champion last spring in 118-pounder Dan Sherman, who was a senior. Oregon State had five placewinners last year, four of them either first or second, but they lost three of them through completion of eligibilitv. Phillips, who finished the tournament with a broken nose and ulaced second at 118 pounds, is back as is Strobel. Runnersup Jones at 158 and heavyweight Jim Hagen and fifth-place Jim Crumley at 177 are gone. Perhaps the Beavers' top recruit this year is Larry Bielenberg, Oregon NATIONAL PREVIEW-REVIEW 7 state champion in both Greco-Roman and freestyle. Though he could make 191 pounds, he has the speed and quickness reminiscent of the Beavers' great Jesse Lewis and expects to wrestle at heavyweight. A 150-pounder who sat out most of last year because of an injured knee, Mike Palmer, also could be heard from this year. Oregon State's recruits also included three other athletes who won two state high school cham- pionship~each, one of them from Idaho, and the other two from Oregon. The Big Eight Conference has presented a paradox the past couple of years where Iowa State has twice won the National title after losing the conference crown to Oklahoma State. But, in those two years, the Cowboys have had a.total of exactly one wrestler reach the finals of the NCAA tournament. That was Bobby Stites at 134 pounds, runnerup as a senior last year. THE COWBOYS, WHO ALSO DEFEATED IOWA STATE IN A DUAL MEET but lost to Washington, saw perhaps their best 1973 championship candidate, Billy Martin, finish fifth at 126 pounds. Martin, who perfected the Granby roll under the tutorship of his Hall of Fame coach and father, Bill Sr., at Granby High in Norfolk, Va., went into the nationals undefeated. He had three victories, for instance, over Iowa State's Glass, who finished second at 126 in the nationals. The Cowboys lost only two regulars-Stites and 167-pound Brandt Noon, third in the Big Eight. Noon should be adequately replaced by Mark Tiffany, a sophomore who was scholastically ineligible to compete as a freshman. The Cowboy heavyweight, Tom Hazell, was sixth as a junior last year. THE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA HAD A SOPHOMORE, Jeff Callard, and a freshman, Rod Kigore, place third at 167 and 158, respectively, and a junior, Gary Breece, place sixth at 118. Breece's health, however, makes another season questionable for him. Coach Stan Abel's most widely publicized recruit is Jay Pfau, a 6-6%, 440-pound heavyweight out of Sidney, Mont. The Sooners lured Pfau away from Iowa State, who had Taylor expounding their virtues to him. Pfau is just one of 14 state champions among 16 recruits the Sooners planned to bring in this year. Michigan was the Big Ten's power last year, and its third-place national finish was a surprise considering the returning talent at Michigan State, which had been runnerup to Iowa State the year before. But the Wolverines will surprise no one if they are in contention next year. They have seven wrestlers returning who were in the Big Ten finals this year, including the 150-pound NCAA champion, Jarrett Hubbard. MICHIGAN STATE LOSES ONllY BIG TEN CHAMPION TOM MILKOVICH and Bruce Zindel, a two-time third place finisher in the Big Ten. The Spartans return 11 lettermen, only three of them seniors. One is Pat Milkovich, the 1972 NCAA champion at 126 pounds as a freshman. Two others who didn't wrestle last year because of injuries were Mark Malley and Greg Zindel, 150 and 177, respectively. The list of returnees also includes Randy Miller, 118-pounder who was a member of the 1971 U.S. Pan-American Games wrestling team. Apparently, the Big Ten's recent passing of a five-year eligibility rule will allow Michigan State's Conrad Calender, the sixth placer at 134 pounds, another year. He transferred from Kent State three years ago after one of competition, to be with five other former Maple Heights, Ohio, 8 THE OFFICIAL WRESTLING GUIDE 1974

Helms Foundation Amateur Wrestling Hall Of Fame The Amateur Wrestling Hall of Fame was established-by the Helms Athletic Foundation of Los Angeles in 1957 with an original selection of five wrestlers, nine coaches and one contributor. Since 1957 annual elections to the Hall of Fame have been held. With the announcement of five additions for 1973, the total number to be honored for their outstanding contributions to the sport is now 134, including 58 wrestlers, 53 coaches and 23 contributors. Elections to the Amateur Wrestling Hall of Fame are made by the Helms Hall Board as a result of recommendations made by the Amateur Wrestling Hall of Fame Committee, headed by Jess Hoke of Amateur Wrestling News. A permanent tro hy for amateur wrestling is maintained in Helms Hall and members of the ~aiof Fame whose names are inscribed thereon are as follows: CONTRIBUTORS Stephen M. Archer Bob Dellinger Jess Hoke Clay Roberts \V. Austin Bishop John H. Drummond Ken Kraft Raymond V. Roberts Wilfred E. Cann John Engel Thomas M. Lumlp Dean Rockwell Raymond G. Clapp William Farrell Eric Pohl C. W. Streit Albert dePerrari Manuel Gorriaran Neal F. Quimby William Tnmaras Josiah Henson G. D. Richardson T. Ralph Williams COACHES Leroy Alitz Hubert Jack Mike Milkovich . William Sheridan Joe Begala Wallace T. Johnson Bernard Mooney Bob Siddens Richard L. Barker Harold E. Kenney Raymond Murdock Raymond Sparks Fendley Collins Clifford Keen Harold Nichols Charles Speidel Tom Evans Paul V. Keen Hugo Otopalik Henry Stone Casey L. Predericks Karl Kitt Charles Parker Raymond Swartz Edward C. aalla~her Everett Lanta Buell Patterson Dale Thomas Frank "SnriP" Qardner Gerald E. Leeman Rex Peery W. H. "Billy" Tom Arthur ~riffiih Billy Martin Grady Peninger Arnold W. Vmbach John \V. Hancoek George Martin Claude Reeck Richard Voliva Marvin Hess Archie Mathis Port Robertson .lulirlr: F Wagner Vaugllan Hitchcock Charles W. Mayser Myron Roderick Bill Weick Harold Howard David McCuskey Joseph Scalzo Arthur J. Weiss Rriggs Hunt WRESTLERS Charles Aekerlp Joe McDaniel Jack Riley David Arndt Burl Jennine Lawrence Mantooth Joseph Sapora B. \V. Ilaugf~man Merle Jenning;~ Wayne Martin Joe Scarpello Douglas Blubaugb Alan D. Kelley George M. Mehnert Gray Simons alenn Brand William Kerslake Peter Mehringer Virgil Smith Conrad Caidwell William H. Koll Morrison William Smith Richard Di Balista Lowell Lange William J. Nelson John Spellman George S. Doie George Q. Layman M. N. Northrup Harry Steele Ross Flood b'rank Lewis Thorwald Olsen Ralph Teague Vern Gagne Hardie Lewis Robert Pearce Jack Van Bebber Anthony Giwni Vernon Logan Edwin Peery Russell Vis Larry Hayes Terence McCann Hugh Peery Alfred Whitehunt Stanley Aenson. Jr. Earl McCready Arnold Plaza Shelby Wilson Robert Begs Charles MeDaniel Bobin Reed hen^ Witteabar# Dan Bodge Keith Young preps, including the Milkoviches, on the MSU roster. Calender sat out his year of transfer ineligibility and now has wrestled two years for Michigan State. Coach Rick Bay's Wolverines were undefeated in 12 dual meets last season and became the first team in Big Ten Conference history to win nine loop dual meets without a defeat. While Hubbard was expanding his career record to 54-8-1 and improving his finish from second to first, only two Wolvexines were winding up their eligibility. a Bay seems to have ready replacements for both 158-pounder Mitch Men- drygal and 167-pounder Roger Ritzman. At 167 he's bringing in from Muskegon, Mich., Junior College (Chris NATIONAL PREVIEW-REVIEW 9 Taylor's first collegiate stop), Don Brink, who missed the national JC title by a single point in the championship match this year. And he proposes to fill the 158-pound spot with a freshman, Mark John- son, out of Alleman High in Rock Island, Ill., Johnsorr was runnerup in the Illinois state high school tournament this spring. Brigham Young will have to get along this year with just three of the Hansen brothers from Tetonia, Idaho. Leron, the elder who placedf third at 134 pounds, was a senior. However, Mike, the junior 177-pounder, was regarded as the better prospect. He compiled a 29-4-1 season record, but was upset in the Western Athletic Conference tournament and failed to cpalify for the NCAA meet. Mark Hansen, a sophomore 158-pounder, had a 26-8 record last year and also coming along is 150-pounder David Hansen, a freshman last year. BYU HAD THREE PLACEWINNERS. In addition to Hansen, runnerup Reed Fehlberg, a 142-pounder, completed his eligibility. Ben Ohai, third at 190 pounds, is back with hopes of improving on his 28-4 won-lost record. The Cougars were the surprise of the 1973 meet with their 42% points which was one-half point better than Oklahoma State's fifth place finish. Their dual meet record also was a creditable 14-3 with two of the, losses to Oregon State and Oklahoma State. One of the six returning NCAA champions is Don Muthler, who won at 142 pounds to become Navy's first intercollegiate champion since 1955. Coach Ed Peery's Midshipmen lost only 4 of 12 lettermen. Most signifi- cant loss is Capt. Ross Chaffin, Eastern champ at 150 pounds. Bob Hartman, Eastern champ at 158 pounds, is back. PENN STATE COACH BILL KOLL expects to have a team capable of retaining its Eastern championship in 1973. The Nittany Lions, 11-1 in dual meets last season, return eight regulars including 126-pounder John Fritz, who was an Eastern champion and third in the NCAA last year as a sophomore. The loss last year, incidentally, was the Lions' only dual meet defeat in their last 49 starts. Penn State's heavyweight, Charlie Getty, as well as 190-pounder Larry Subey are football players and the way the Lions' football fortunes have been going lately won't become available to the wrestling squad until after the bowl games are out of the way. Washington looked forward to hosting last year's national meet, harbor- ing thoughts of winning. However, before the tournament rolled around injuries had felled quite a flock of Coach Jim Smith's candidates, and Washington dropped from its fourth place 1972 finish to seventh. TOM BROWN, A FRESHMAN LAST SEASON, and Mike Fitzpatrick, coming up a senior, had the best years last year, individually. Brown was 28-4-1 at 142 pounds, finishing third in the NCAA, while Fitzpatrick was 32-6-1 overall and sixth at 150. Fitzpatrick was a placer in a division in which all six of the medal winners were underclassmen. He is considering going up to 158 with Brown moving to 150. Hajime Shinjo, a placewinner three straight years, has vacated the 158- pound bracket. Bill Murdock, the winner in 1972 at 177 pounds, failed totglace for the Huskies in the weight last year. , rhe Huskies have recruited Toshinobu Oonishi from Hachinos, Japan. The 134-pounder was a junior world games gold medalist at 125.5 in 1971, and has spent the past year studying English.

ChaI llenge rang lehold By WAYNE BISHOP Sports Writer, The Tulsa Daily World' The West Coast finally got its national tournament. Fans in Seattle, Wash,, also got to do somealate hand warming when Oregon State's Greg Strobel was voted outstanding Wrestler in the 43rd NCAA meet. ~~t the big pize, the national title, went back to Iowa State, where the Cyclones of Ames are doipg their part to kee the Big Eight Conference on the nation s top wrestling tropfy. There were a few anxious moments for coach Harold Nichols and his followers. Oregon State, making a bid to become the first West Coast team to win the crown, led, 67-66, after the Friday night semifinals. ~f nothing else, however, there was the mountainous shadow of Iowa Chris Taylor which kept Beaver hopes from getting too high. WHEN TAYLOR FINISHED A DISAPPOINTING NIGHT of finals with the only pin of the gold medal bouts (but the 435-pound senior's fifth straight in the tourney), Iowa State held an 85-72% margin over Oregon State. Michigan was a distant third at 5g1/1, while Brigham Young finished a sumrising fourth, one-half point ahead of Oklahoma State (42%-42). ~w~ things, contributed to the lack of thrills in Saturday night's final round. Many of the "names7' had been knocked off in the And, most noticeably, there were 10 stalling points given in the 10 bouts, in addition to 13 warnings for lack of action. The near crowd of over 9,000 had plenty of time to eye the ''~u~k~Honies " or to talk about the second straight spectacular showing of Clarion stat;, College *Division power which had three champions. In retrospect, the amazing thing is that there were more offensive ooi~ts scored in the 1973 -finals Tulsa Daily World sports Writer Wayne Bishop than there were in the ex- has covered full time only since he citing 1972 matches at joined the World staff in College Park, Md. 1970, but. he has already made szgnzfzcant impact on BUT THE LACK OF ACTION the mat sport. kept the crowd restless. Bishop's campaign help- ed elimznate a state high Stalling warnings were school rule which restrict- given in every match. At ed most tournament corn- College Park only five etition, and the result has warnings and three stall- $een a great increase in freestyle wrestling in Okla- ing points were given. homa this year. The 1965 Oklahoma Another contributing fac- grad spent five years on tor was the absence of any the adeertising and man- major upset. In any other agement side of newspap- ers, 'stringzng" in sports. year, Taylor or Wade In May Bishop recejved the Bob Dellinger Schalles of Clarion State hward as 1973's wresthng Wrzter of the year. would have been knocked off in the same manner NATIONAL COLLEGIATE INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS AND PLACE WINNERS (seeded positions shown in parenrheses) Weight Champion Runner-up Third Fourth Fifth Sixth 118-LB ...... SHERMAN (4) Phillips (2) Brown (6) Brumit (3) Kida Breece ( 1) Iowa Oregon St. Michigan Arizona San Jose St. Oklahoma 126-LB...... MASSERY (4) ~.&%ss (3) Fritz (2) Davids Martin ( 1 ) Smith Northwestem haState Penn State Michigan Okla. State Ball State 134-LB...... ROHN (8) Stitts (2) L. Hansen (3) Fjetland (4) Guyton (6) Calendar Clarion St. Okia. State Brig. Young Iowa State Michigan ~Mich.Stute 142-LB ...... MUTHLEX (6) Fehlberg Brown (3) Peterson (5) Williams (2) T. Milkovich (1) Navy Brig. Young Washington N. D. State Colorado St. Mich. State 150-LB ...... HUBBARD ( 1 ) Lawinger (3) Holm Oswald Horpel Fitzpatrick ( S ) Michigan Wisconsin Iowa Ohio U. Stanford i Wcsltington 158-LB ...... SCHALLES ( 1 ) M. R. Jones (2) Kilgore Cooke (4) Tscholl Shinjo ,3) Clarion St. Oregon St. Oklahoma Cal Poly Ohio U. Washington 167-LB...... SIMPSON (4) Callard (3) Abens ( 1 ) Stumph DeStito Clam'on St. w~,2!n Mich. Oklahoma Iowa State Southern Ill. iekigh 177-LB ...... BINEK 6 ) Barber Knippel Reid Crumley Reinbolt Iowa Late Trenton St. Seattle . ~klahomu Oregon St. Ohio 9tute 190-LB ...... STROBEL ( 1 ) Johnson Ohai (5) Carr (4) Nacin (2) Johnson f 4 ) Oregon St. Northern Ill. Brig. Young Tampa Iowa State Ohio U. IIVYWT.. .TAYLOR (1) Hagen ( 3) Kislin ( 5 ) Evst (2) Getty Hazel1 (8) Iowa State Oregon St. Hofstra Michigan Penn State Okla. Stute

TEAM SCORING Iowa State 85 Oregon St 72% Michigan 59% Brigham Young 42% Okla. State 42 Oklahoma 38 Washington 34 Iowa 34, Ohio U. 2)51/i, Navy 24%, $en* State 24%: Wisconsin 20%, Northern Ill. 19, Nbrthwestem 19: Western ~ich.'17%, Mich. State 14, Arizona 14, Hofstra 13, Southern Ill. 12, Ball State 10, Nebraska 9%, Po-rtland St. 9, San Jose St. 9, Auburn 8, Stanford 8, Minnesota 8, Lehigh 8, Colorado St. 7, Central Mich. 6%, 5%, Oregon 51/2, Ohio State 5 New Mexico 5 East Carolina 5 Columbia 4% UCLA 4% Alabama 4 Rhode Island 4 William & Mary 4 Indiana ~1 3% Buffalo 3' Florida 3 ~ent'State 3 ~assichusetts3 k'ennsylvania73 Utah State 3: Yale C3, Colorado i, Cornell 2,'~ukk2, ~ansaiState 2, $ittsburgh 2, ~&inia2, Boston b. ~ontana'st.1%. Boise St. 1, Drake 1, Fresno St. 1, Idaho St. 1, Illinois St. 1, Indiana 1, Maryland 1, Missouri 1, fider 1, Air Force 1, Army 1, Utah 1, Washington St. 1. NATIONAL COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS 13 Dan Gable, Larry Owings and Dwayne Keller had been. Not so, however. After Friday night, everything went pretty much by the book. And that meant Iowa State had its second straight national title and fourth in five years. As usual, being seeded was no protection from the brash upstarts from big and small schools. Only 42 of the top 60 seeded wrestlers placed, and two defending champions failed to make it to the finals. Michigan State's Tom Milkovich was pdin the 142 semis by Reed Fehlberg of BYU and finished sixth, whi e Bill Murdock of the host Wash- ington team failed to place at 177. In four weights the top seed finished on top, and only seven of the finals matches involved a No. 1 or No. 2 seed, A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE RULES COMMITTEE was required to preserve sixth places for Oklahoma's Gary Breece (No. 1 choice at 118) and Washing- ton's Hajime Shinjo (third at 158). Both were injured in the semis while losing and were in hospital beds Friday night, missing weigh-in Saturday. Strobel's choice as the Outstanding Wrestler .gave the West Coast its third such honor since 1967-the first year it wa ever won by a young man from the West. That was the late Rick Sandei of Portland State, who was followed in 1970 by Larry Owings of Washington. After the first minute of his title match with unseeded Johnny Johnson of Northern Illinois, however, Strobe1 looked like anything but the out- standing wrestler. A supplay specialist, Johnson bent over backwards in his effort to win a national title, and led, 5-0, with an early supplay and three- point near fall against the Oregon State junior. IN ONE OF THE FEW TRULY EXCITING FINALS MATCHES, however, Strobel began a methodical comeback with a reverse 16 seconds before the end of the first period. Johnson escaped early in the second for a 6-2 lead, but at 2:32 Strobel notched a takedown. It was 7-6 going into the third after Johnson again escaped and the Beaver again took him down. 4 penalty point for delay of the match against Johnson and Strobel's escape put the winner on top for the first time, 8-7, and he upped that margin with a takedown at 2:08 and a ridin time point. Another Oregon Stater was invoked in a fast-moving match when 118- pounaer Tom Phillips fell to Iowa's Dan Sherman, 10-5, in the opener to all but eliminate the Beavers from a chance at the title. Sherman, who had beaten Breece the night before (8-7) to maintain the Big Ten's hex over the Sooner, overcame an early 2-0 deficit with an escape and a takedown with 22 seconds left in the first period. HIS ESCAPE AND A FIREMAN'S CARRY in the second upped his margin to 6-2, but Phillips fought back with an escape and takedown of his own at 1:45 from the finish for a 6-5 count. After being let up, Sherman scored with a counter for two and a riding time point for the final spread. The Big Ten's outstanding night continued at 126, where Mark Massery of Northwestern held on to Iowa State sophomore Ron Glass, 9-8, on a riding time advantage of 2:30. Massery, who did not become eligible until January, roared out to a 7-0 lead on a pair of takedowns, a two-point near fall and an escape. But the Cyclone came back strong ,with three takendowns and a pair of escapes around an escape by the Northwestern star to gain an 843 tie. Clarion's Don Rohn became the second freshman in two years to win a national title as he tacked the first loss of the season on Oklahoma State senior Bobby Stites, 5-3. Rohn had a pair of takedowns in the match, while 14 THE OF'FIC'IAL WRESTLING GUIDE 1974 Stites managed on1 three escapes. Schalles joined Kis teammate in the winner's circle, prevailing over Oregon State's Mike R. Jones at 158, 9-2. Jones fell behind, 2-0, on penalty points for stalling and false starts. But Schalles. who had pinned his first four foes in the meet to give him eight in 10 NCAA tourney bouts, could not get the fall. His victo6, how- ever, clinched the national title for Iowa State. Navy sophomore Dan Muthler had beaten Fehlberg, 9-4, at 142 before Michigan's Jarrett Hubbard ousted Wisconsin's Rich Lawinger, 8-4, in a battle of stalling, long-time rivals at 151). THE THIRD CLARION GOLD MEDAL WAS CHALKED UP by junior Bill Simpson, who took care of Western Michigan's Doug W n, 7-3. A reverse by Simp- son nine seconds into the second period was o6set by Wyn's escape and a stalling point. W n again worked free early in the third to lead, 3-2, but Simpson struck &r a takedown at 1:55 and added a two-point near fall and a riding time point. At 177 Iowa State got its first individual champion when Rich Binek easily handled Gene Barber of Trenton (N.J.) State, 8-3. Both wrestlers were penalized for stalling in the match, which saw the Cyclone junior get two takedowns and a reversal. AFTER STROBEL'S GREAT COMEBACK AT 190, Taylor took care of a scoreless battle against Oregon State's Jim Hagen (outweighed by nearly 250 pounds) when he went to the front and turned him with a chicken wing into the body press as only Chris can do it at 4:19. Six underclassmen won national titles, which might help dress up the 1974 tournament at Ames. Of the finalists, there were nine seniors, eight juniors, two sophs and freshman Rohn. All told, there were 27 seniors who placed, 19 juniors, nine sophomores and five rookies. Illinois and Oregon led in finalists with four (three won for the former and only one from the latter). Pennsylvania had three finalists and three champions, which Michigan crowned one of three.

National Collegiate Championship Results I 18-POUND CLASS PRELIMINARY ROUND-Kida (San Jose St.) d. Hart (Oregon) 2-2, 7-2; Amato ( Massachusetts ) d. Beining ( Marquette ) 9-6; Lanuto ( Columbia ) d. Cruzado (Ohio U.) 21-3. FIRST ROUND-Sherman (Iowa) d. Kida 4-0. Gomez (Okla. State) d. Burge (Southern Ill ) 6-3. Castles (Portland St.) d. LOV; ( Tech) 10-7. Gpp ( So. Dak. St.) d. ' rick' (Lehigh) 6-4. Spates (Slippery Rock) d. Baker (E: Carolina) 13-4. Teagarden (Penn State) d. 'weiss (UCLA) 8-0. Morgan (Kent State) d Kar- stet& (BYU) 7-2. Breece (Oklahoma) d. Amato i6-3. Phillips (Oregon st.) d. Lanuto. 18-6; ~etrlck( Gettysburg ) d. Penny ( Duke ) 8-8: 2-1; Hobbs ( Indiana ) d. Matkovic (Alabama) 2-1; Miller (Mich. State) d. Mallinger (Iowa St.) 8-2; Brown (Michigan) d. Price (Utah State) 14-4. Downer (Washington) pinned Murphy ( Weber St. ) 5:32; Fowler ( Missouri) d. dryant ( Pittsburgh) 4-3; Brumit ( Arizona ) d. Thompson (Mankato St. ) 11-2. SECOND ROUND-Sherman d. Gomez 1-0; Opp. d. Castles 8-5; Spates d. Tea- garden 6-2; Breece d. Morgan 4-1. Phillips d. Hetrick 17-2; Miller d. Hobbs 17-3; Brown pinned Downer 6:42; ~rumitd. Fowler 23-3. QUARTERFINALS-Sherman d. Opp 9-1; Breece d. Spates 7-3; Phillips d. Miller 17-2. Brown d Brumit 7-6. S~MIFINAI~S- herm man d. Breece 8-7; Willi s d. Brown 6-6, 3-3, UD. FINALS-Sherman d. Phillips 10-5. ~oluoPdio~(3rd place) Brown d. Brumit 1-1, 3-1; (5th place) Kida d. Breece iorfeit. NATIONAL COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS 15 126-POUND CLASS PRELIMINARY R0.UND-Berry (Idaho St.) d. Pucino (Rhode Island) 8-2; Romero ( New Mexico) d. Sterner (Rutgers ) 11-4; Davids ( Michigan) d, Ferrara ( American ) i Z-2 F~RST ROUND-Massery (Northwestern) d. Berry 19-4. Groverman (Penn) d. Rodriguez. ( California) 10-0. Smith ( Ball. State) d. Hatchet '( Oklahoma ) 8-3 Monroe (E. Carolina) d. Peimnitz '(N.D. State) 12-4; Wiley (Fullerton St.) d. '~illiams (Drake) 7-2 Rodriguez (UCLA) d. Abbott (Wisconsin) 11-4. Anderson (BYU) d Jacoutot (~Afalo)8-3; Martin (Okla. State) d. Romero 6-5; '~ritz (Penn State) d: Davids 14-5 Mello (Portland St.) pinned Dalton (Miami, 0.) 7:52; Quinlan ( Central ~ich.) d. Roberts ( Wilkes ) 16-1; Jacot ( Washington ) pinned Kusuno ( Colo- rado) 5:lO; Jones (Oregon St.) d. Cysewski (Iowa) 8-4; Lutes (Indiana St.) d. Controneo (Auburn) 16-5; Wendall (Virginia) d. Berger ( Navy ) 9-6; Glass (Iowa st.) pinned Trevino (San Jose St.) 3:45. SECOND ROUND-Massery pinned Groverman 7:04; Smith d. Monroe 9-5; Rod- riguez d. Wiley 1-1, 3-1; Martin pinned Anderson 1:15; Fritz d. Mello 17-7; Quinlan d. Jacot 11-5; Jones d. Lutes 13-6; Glass d. Wendall 16-6. OUARTERFINALS-Massery d. Smith 16-3; Martin d. Rodriguez 7-5; Fritz d. ~urnlan7-5. Glass d. Jones 13-8. SEMIFIN~LS-~asser~d. Martin 8-8, 6-0; Glass d. Fritz 10-5. FINALS-Massery d. Glass 9-8; Consolations (3rd place) Fritz d. Davjds 8-4; (5th place) Martin pinned Smith 1:48.

134-POUND CLASS PRELIMINARY ROUND-Miller (Western Mich.) d. Ianni (Rider) 9-4; Danelo (Wash. State) d. Holloway (Cincinnati) 4-3; Turley (Ohio St.) d. McGonigal ( Virginia ) 8-2. FIRST ROUND-Fjetland (Iowa St.) d. Miller 7-3- Luke (Oregon) d. Malavite (Ohio U.) 17-6. Freitas (Boston U.) d. Beck (pittiburgh) 17-3 Maestas (Colo. Western) d. ~eldnap(Wm. & Mary) 9-7. Rohn (Clarion St.) d. ~ikocki(Rutgers) 26-6. Calepdar (Mich. State) d. ~omlosie(Colorado) 10-5. Gerry (Fresno St.) d. oldb berg (Indiana St.) 9-2; Morgan (Cal Poly ) d. Danelo 12-4; Stites (Okla. State) d. Turley 6-1; Jones (Southem Ill.) d. DeVore (New Mexico) 5-3. Christensen ( Drake) d. Vasquez ( Cal~fornia) 6-5. Sculley ( Lehigh) d: ~arrin~toi( Boise St. ) 8-7; Guyton (Michigan) d. Medina '(Penn State) 8-6; Allen (Northwestern) d. Iliams (Oregon St.) 6-3; Jackson (Kansas St.) d. Vance (Utah State) 7-3; Hansen ( BYU ) pinned Cathey (Auburn) 5:59. SECOND ROUND-Fjetland d. Luke 8-3; Maestas d. Freitas 9-8; Rohn d. Calendar 5-2; Morgan d. Gerry 11-6; Stites d. Jones 13-8; Sculley d. Christensen 7-6; Guyton d. Allen 9-7. Hansen d. Jackson 14-5. QUARTE~FINALS- jetl land d. Maestas 7-6; Rohn d. Morgan 9-4; Stites d. Sculley 5-3 Hansen d., Guyton 11-3. ~EMIFINALS-g oh^ d. Fjetland 3-2 Stites d. Hansen 9-6. FINALS-Rohn d. Btites 5-3; ~on~olations(3rd place) Hansen d. Fjetland 6-1; (5th place) Guyton d. Calendar 5-4.

142-POUND CLASS PRELIMIWARY ROUND-Toth (Ashland) d. Barkman (Indiana St.) 3-3 1-0. FIRST ROUND-S'nyder ( Penn St. ) d. Bold ( Oregon St. ) 5-0; Snyder ' ( Northern Iowa) d. Cavayero ( Hofstra) 7-5; Beatson ( Oklahoma ) d. Spies ( Wisconsin ) 12-7; Fehlberg (BYU) d. Peterson (N. D. State) 16-9; Glass (Iowa St.) d. Underkoffer (Princeton) 8-6; Shoji f Ox on) d. Gruss (Drake) 6-3; Granowitz (Florida) d. Zychowicz (Toledo) 10-8; ~%buich (Mich. State) d. Toth 16-5; Williams (Colorado St.) d. Brown (Central Mich.) 6-6, 1-0; Cunningham (Southern Ill.) d. Kovash ( Montana St. ) 8-2 McNeil ( California ) d. Hagedorn ( Lehigh ) 17-5. Domnick ( Okla. State) d. ~rrnstroig(Ohio St.) 21-5; Muthler (Navy) d. Kryzak 1 ~ostonU.) 6-5. Lotko (Nebraska) d. Holeman (Fresno St.) 4-3; Daniels (Portland St.) pinned ~autscd ( Minnesota) 3 : 14; Brown (Washington) d. Sherman ( E. Carolina ) 19-0. SECOND ROUND-Snyder (Penn St.) d. Snyder (Northern lowa) 6-1. Fehlberg pinned Beatson 2:10 Shoji d Glass 6-5. Milkovich pinned Granowitz 6.28. ~illiamsd Cunningham 2-0; omn nick 'd. ~c~eii9-5; Muthler d. Lotko 6-5;' ~kownpinned Daniels 1 :06. VU~R~LHFINALS-Fehlbergpinned Snyder 5:25; Milkavich d. Shoji 5-2; Williams pinned Domnick 4:51; Muthler d. Brown 5-4. SEMIFINALS-Fehlberg pinned Milkovich 5 :20. Muthler pinned Williams 9-9 2 :26. FINALS-Muthler d. Fehlberg 9-4; Consolatioks (3rd place) Brown (~ashh~ton) pinned Peterson 4:16; (5th place) Williams d. Milkovich forfeit. 16 THE OFFICIAL WlU3STLING GUIDE 1974 150-POUND CLASS PRELIMINARY ROUND-Strauss ( Maryland) d. Overturff (Drake ) 9-3; Ruhlig (Central Mich. ) d. Deane (VCLA) 8-5; Dixon (Oregon) d. Mayer (Colorado) 6-5. FIRST ROUND-Galea (Iowa .St.) d. Strauss 8-2;. 0swald (Ohio U. ) d. Sarinelli (Perm 8-7; Jackson (New Mexico) d. Brewer (Ohio St.) 4-3; Fitzpatrick (Wash- ington d. Fisher ( Idaho St.) 15-5; Johnson ( Southern Ill. ) .d. Blosser (Colorado St.) 15-6. 1Healy (Marquette) d. Smith (Nebraska) 8-4. Mousetis (Penn St.) d. Ordonez (EaGern I11 ) 4-2. Hubbard (Michigan) d. ~uh!;g 7-2. Anderson (Cal Poly ) d. Dixon 7-2; ~olm('1owa) pinned Moore (Auburn) 7:51; dallard (Air Force) d. Reish (West Chester) 9-4 Chaffin (Navy) d. Morrison (Long Beach). 11-9; Randall (Okla. State d ~avanaugh(Cleveland St.) 7-4; Porter (Cpmell) pinned Gamon (Rhode Isla&) '+:SO. Mariott (E. Carolina) d. Keller (Cincinnati) 9-9, 9-5; Lawinger ( Wisconsm ) &. Horpel ( Stanford ) def. 5:50. SECOND ROUND-Oswald d. Galea 15-4; ,Fitzpatrick d. Jackson 5-1; Johnson d. Healy 10-3; Hubbard d. Mousetit 10-2; Holm d. Anderson default; Chaffin d. Callard 9-4 Randall d. Porter 9-4. Lawinger d. pinned Marnott 4:28. QUARTERFINALS-0lswH1d d. Fitzpatrick 6-2. Hubbard d. Johnson 4-4, 1-1, SD; Holm pinned Chaffin 7:22; Lawinger d. anda ail 9-5. SEMIFINALS-Hubbard d. Oswald 6-4. Lawinger d. Holm 11-5. FIPrl'!LS-HubFkhd d. Ld*nger 8-41 ~dnso~at%ms(3rd prace) Holm d. Oswald 4-4, 3-0; (5th place) Horpel pinned Fitzpatrick 1: 11.

158-POUND CLASS PRELIMINARY ROUND-Moi (Indiana St. ) pinned Koll ( Penn St. ) 7:05; Chandler (Minnesota) d. Hartman (Navy) 9-1. FIRST ROUND-Cooke (Cal Poly) d. Jossi (Oregon) 6-2. Christianson (Wisconsin) d. Allen (Syracuse) 25-8; Kilgore (Oklahoma) d. Paulsen '(Utah State) 9-6; Grahn ( Portland St. ) pinned Derrickson (Virginia ) 6: 21- Sanderson ( Iowa ) d. Capone ( Marquette ) 5-4 Landis ( Alabama ) d. Santee ( ~ofhra) 10-7. Showalter ( Iowa St. ) d Stanton (~taiford)5-1- Schalles (Clarion St.) pinned MO; 1:32- Jones (Oregon ) pinned Chandler 1-59Hansen (BYU ) d. Miller ( Brown) 11-1. kmith ( Utah) d Nowakowski (Buffalo) 4-3: Albright (Okla State) d. Matthews (~ehtralMich.) 12-1: Mendrygal ( Michigan) piined Chapman ('~ittsbur~h) 7-48> Chandler ( Boise St. ) d' Dalton (Northern Colo. 5-2; Tscholl (Ohio U.) d. all '(E. Carolina) 5-0; ~hinjd (Washington) d. Kerr OSan Jose St.) 16-5. SECOND ROUND-Cooke d. Christianson 8-2 Kilgore d. Grahn 8-6 Sanderson d. Landis 10-1. Schalles pinned Showalter 7:29. '+Tones d. Hansen 13Albright d. Smith 9-2 en dry gal d. Chandler 5-0. Shinjo 'd. Tscholl 2-1. QUART~RFINALS-~il~ored. cook; 6-2; Schalles pined Sanderson 2:13; Jones d. Albright 6-3; Shinjo d. Mendrygal 7-5. SEMIFINALS-Schalles pinned Kllgore 0:38 Jones pinned Shinjo 3 :02. FINALS-Schalles d. Jones 9-2- ~onso~atidns(3rd place) Kilgore d. Cooke 4-1; (5th place) Tscholl d. Shinjo forfed.

167-POUND CLASS PRELIMINARY ROUND-Hall (UCLA) d. Stone (Humboldt St.) 2-2, 4-3; Beene (Ball St.) d. Michaels (Virginia) 9-3. FIRST ROUND-Simpson (Clarion St.) pinned Hrycyk (Ohio U.) 7:19; Vento ( Rider ) d. Richards ( Portland St. ) 9-6 Hurchanik ( California ) d. Sacavage ( Colum- bia) 7-5. Vatch (Wisconsin) pinned ~knscroft(Nebraska) 6:55 DeStito (Lehigh) d. Noon' (Okla. State) 8-5. Ritzman (Michigan) d. Urquhart (fihode Island) 8-3. Moyer ( Wm. & Mary) pinAed Majxner (UC Santa Barb.) 2:43. Abens (Iowa st. j pinned Hall 4-18 Wyn (Western Mich.) d. Beene 15-14. perso; (So. Dak. St.) d. Zindel (Mich. '~tite)5-3- Knuutjla (Buffalo) d. Jentzen (kolorado St.) 6-3. Villecco (Penn St. ) d. Stutzman '(Oregon) 8-3- Roberts (Auburn) d. Whimpey ( B~U) 7-5. Stumph (Southern Ill.) d Christensen (havy) 8-1. Renfro (Washington) d.' wagernan; (Iowa) 4-3; Callard (~klahorna)d. Campbell (Air Force) 9-3. SECOND ROUND-Simpson pinned Vento 6 :24. Vatch pinned Hurchanik 0 :38. DeStito d. Ritzman 11-49 Abens d. Moyer 5-0. Wyn b Person 7-1; Villecco d. ~nuutil; 7-3. Stumph d Roberts'lo-6. Callard d. ~edfro19-2. QUARTERF~NALS-simps& d. Vatch 1-1, 6-3; Abens d. DeStito 8-6; Wyn d. Villecco 15-5; Callard d. Stumph 3-0. SEMIFINALS-Simpson d. Abens 12-5 Wyn pinned Callard 0:33. FINALS-Simpson d. Wyn 7-3. ~odo~ations(3rd place) Callard d. Abens 8-2; (5th place) Stumph d. DeStito forfkit. NATIONAL COLLEGIATE CHAMPIONSHIPS 17 177-POUND CLASS PRELIMINARY ROUND-Bledsoe (Portland St.) d. Hamilton (Buffalo) 15-7; Lyman (Hofstra) d. Barklarcz (Du uesne FIRST ROUND-Jones (&la itkt' d. Rowa (Utah State) 11-5- Castelli ( Ala- bama ) pinned McCall ( ~ar~land)4 :10. Reinbolt ( Ohio St. ) d. Hosey ' ( Central Mich ) 14-5; Loerch ( Navy) d.. Murdock. ( washington ) 19-8; Brag? ( Colorado ) d. ~ulia (Western Ill.) 11-5. Zlndel (Mich. State) d. Minerd (Pittsburgh) 8-4- Barber (Trenton St.) d. ~gedham (Utah) 5-3; Crumley (Oregon St.) d. ~ledsbe 14-3. Panniy ( Minnesota ) pinned Lyman 3 :22 Horowitz ( Rhode Island ) pinned ~renne: man ( enn St.) 7:05. Reid (Oklahoma) d: White (UCLA) 7-1. Hill (E Carolina) d Reighard (Ohio U.) i4-5. Binek (Iowa St.) d. Damas (Army) '9-1. ~anie~(Montana St ) d Fronberry (~arkette)21-6. Knippel (Seattle Pac.) d. Soucie (Wisconsin) 4-i. ~;e(Arizona) d. McIntyre (chifornia) 13-1. ~ECONDROUND-Jones d. Castelli 14-5; Reinbolt d. Loerch 6-2; Bragg d. Zindel 6-2; Barber d. Crumley 11-8; Horowitz pinned Panning 2:38; Reid d. Hill 4-4, 3-0; Binek d. Manley 10-3; Kpippel d. Sye 13-1. QUARTERFINALS-Reinbolt d. Jones 5-4; Barber d. Bragg 12-8; Reid pinned Horowitz 7.09. Binek d Knippel 10-5 SEMIFINA~S-~arber'd Reinbolt 411. Binek d. Reid 3-2. FINALS-Binek d. ~arber8-3. ~onsol&ns(3rd place) Knippel pinned Reid 4:59; (5th place) Crumley d. Reinbolt ' 15-1.

190-POUND CLASS PRELIMINARY ROUND-Woelffer (Illinois St.) d. Kempler (Purdue) 12-6; Callo- way ( Auburn ) pinned Mulhern ( Delaware ) 6 :50. FIRST ROUND-Johnson ( Ohio U. ) pinned Brendel (Yale) 2:49; Thorbum ( Cali- fornia ) pinned Buxton ( Montana ) 3 :48. Jones ( Marquette ) pinned Quigley ( Okla- homa) 5.36. Ohai (BYU) d. Guth ('Vtisconsin) 9-0. Tritch (Pittsburgh) d. Berg (Fresno ~t.)'6-3.Leland (Cal Poly) d. Fumiss ( W?. & Mary) 11-1; Bell (Nebraska) pinned Savage (b'tah) 1.24. Strobe1 (Oregon St.) plnned Woelffer 6:19; Nacin (Iowa St ) pinned Calloway g-5i. Lowe (N.D State) d. Swoyer (Drake) 6-2. Simons ( ~av~)pinned Penrod (iowi ) 6-6, 1 :48; kines (Oregon) d. Ragan ( ~arylaid)13-9; Johnson ( Northern Ill. ) pinned Macaluso ( Okla. State ) 4 :08;a Roberts ( Portland St. ) d. Contreat? (Dartmouth) 86; Allen (Washington) d. Zwig (Penn) 11-7; Carr ( Tampa ) pinned Johnson ( Minnesota ) 2 :17. SECOND ROUND-Johnson (Ohio U.) d. Thorburn 9-1. Ohai d. Jones 9-1. Tritch d. Leland 11-7; Strobe1 pinned Bell 5:32; Nacin d. Lowe'l6-1; Sirnons d. ~iies9-6; Johnson (Northern Ill.) pinned Roberts 7:lO; Cam d. Allen 6-3. QUARTERFINALS-Johnson (Ohio U.) d. Ohio 14-7; Strobel d. Tritch 8-0; Nacin d. Simons 5-2; Johnson (Northern Ill. d. Carr 12-3. SEMIFINALS-Strobel d. Johnson )Ohio U.) 8-3; Johnson (Northern Ill.) pinned Nacin 0:58. FINALS-Strobel d. Johnson (Northern Ill.) 11-7; Consolations (3rd Place) Ohai d. Carr 13-4; (5th place) Nacin d. Johnson (Ohio U.) 5-4.

HEAVYWEIGHT CLASS PRELIMINARY ROUND-Policare ( Buffalo) d. Coryea ( Clarion St. ) 8-5; Ireland (Massachusetts) pinned Demeroutis (Wash. State) 4:48. FIRST ROUND-Seals ( New Mexico) pinned Tretin ( Army ) 1 :48; Simonson (Minnesota) pinned Barnhart (Cal Poly) 2:49. Qass (Nebraska) d. Pohern (E. Carolina) 10-0- Kislin (Hofstra) d. Jackson (~aiJose St.) 6-0. Hazell (Okla. State) pinned Ranno Ohio U.) 3:34. Lee (Ball St.) pinned Waugh (bhio St.) 0:39; Puelo (Duke pinned Gorman (UC~A)3-22. Taylor (Iowa St.) pinned Policare 2:26. Ernst )Michigan) d. Ireland 8-4. ~a&i&i:-( Northern Mich. ) d. Cook ( Missouri) 14-2: Poweski (Kent St ) d. Westfall iBYI3) 3-3 4-0. Karpoff (Yale) d. Combs or the& Ariz.) 3-0; ~eindes(Utah St.) d. €raves?'&asdington) 24,,5-0; Getty (Penn St.) d. Achterhoff (Notre Dame) 5-1; Waschek (Tbka) pinned Bonn&' ('srake) 2:22; Hagen (Oregon St. ) pinned Walker (Alabama) 4:53. - e, SECOND ROUND-Simonson d. Seals 6-3;.Kislin d. Class 7-3; Hazelle7d.Lee 7-2. Taylor pmned Puelo 3:2&; Emst d. Damiaq 13-7; Karpoff d. Poweskl 8-1; ~et& d. Meindes 10-5; Hagen d: Waschek 8-0. QUARTERFINALS-Kislin d. Simonson 9-4; Taylor pinned Hazell 2:39; Ehst d. Karpoff 7-4. Hagen -d. Getty 5-3. SEMIFIN~LS-~a~lorpinned Kislin 1 :0@ Hagen d. End 6-4. FINALS-Taylor pinned Hagen 4:19; ~oholations(3rd place) Kislin d. Ernst 4-3; (5th place) Getty d. Hazell 5-3.

COLLEGE DIVISION CHAM,PIONSHIPS Cad Poly Harvests Tournament Honors For The Seventh Time In Eight Years By PAUL A. FRANICH Sports Editor, The Brookings (S.D.) Daily Register The story of College Division wrestling had a repeat chapter added in 1973 as California Poly of San Luis Obispo won its sixth straight national title. The Mustangs easily outdistanced Clarion State, 108-80, to take their seventh title in the last eight years. In addition to taking the team title, the favored Californians captured the 11th annual tournament's special awards. Coach Vaughan Hitchcock was named the College Division coach of the year by his fellow mentors and Larry Morgan, the 134-pound champion, was selected the meet's most outstanding wrestler. Cal Poly's contingent took home a second individual champion in Glenn Anderson at 150 pounds. Finishing in second place were Allyn Cooke and Keith Leland and 158 and 190 pounds, respectively. Cal Poly s other place- winner was Frank Barnhart, who drew special praise from Coach Hitchcock, "I was particularly pleased with Barnhart, wh? placed third at heavyweight after he had wrestled at 177 pounds all year. ROUNDING OUT THE TOP TEN TEAMS were North Dakota State, Northern Iowa, Wilkes, South Dakota State, Mankato State, Cleveland State, Ashland, and Northern Colorado and Western Illinois in a tenth-place tie. The championship returned to the Upper Great Plains and the North Central Conference wrestling domain where they began 11 years ago. The city of Brookings and South Dakota State University played host to 110 schools and 398 wrestlers. Northern Iowa hosted the first two tournaments, in 1963 and 1964, and North Dakota State and Mankato State had also hosted previous College Division meets. A total of 778 matches Paul Franich kept busy from November 1972 were wrestled in two days to May, 1973, by working as sports edito; of th; of competition that crown- Brookings Daily Register ed two individual cham- and attending South Dako- ta State Uniuersity. pions from Cal Poly, North When he received his Dakota State and Clarion degree in Ma he went State. West to warp with his brother in a partnership THE PRELIMINARY matches newspaper publishinq ten- had only one major sur- ture in Puyallup, Wash. The 24-year-old South prise as top-seeded wrest- Dakota natiue has worked lers made their way to the in commercial journalism quarterfinals before meet- since age 17, serving as sports editor for newspa- ing head-to-head. pers in Lead and Dead- The ever - dominating wood, S.D. Franich was also editor presence of Clarion's Wade of the SDSU Colleg ian, the student newspaper, Schalles may have spelled for two years as a fu!El-time student. the demise of host SWSU's Mike Engels. The two COLLEGE DIVISION INDIVIDUAL ,CHAMPIONS AND PLACE WINNERS wei& Champion Runm-up Third Fourth Fifth Sixth 118-LB...... SPATES OPP Biondi Thompson Thompson Turnbull Slippery Rock S. D. State Brockport St. Mankato St. St. Cloud St. Claribn St. 126-L%...... REIMNITZ Wiley Roberts Nicol McBride Nyckel N. D. State Fullerton St. Wilkes Northern Iowa Cal Poly Eastern Ill. 134-LB...... MORGAN Maestas Rohn Miller DiGiovanni Svendson Cal Poly Colo. Wssteq Clarion St. Northern Iowa Cleveland St. St. John3 142-LB...... PETERSEN Snyder Toth Reed Trovei . Brua N. D. State Northdrn Iowa Ashland No~thmnCob. Wilkes Mankato St. 150-LB...... ANDERSON Cavanaugh Ordonez Hughell Hugh Munroe Cal Poly Cleveland St. Eastern Ill. Central Mo. N. D, State Springfield 158-LB...... SCHA-S Cooke Dalton Goodnature Carr Bishop Clanon St. CaE Poly Northern Colo. Mankato St.? Ashland Kalamazoo 167-LB...... SIMPSVN Stone Person LeRoy. Cummings Bauerly Clmton St. Humboldt St. S. D. State Sprzngfield Mankato St. St. Cloud 177-LB...... KULPA Knippel Barber West Whitten Teasle U7*stcrn 111. Seattle Pac. Trenton St. Cal Poly Ashland S. I;)I state 190-LB...... CARR Leland Lowe Fritchie Maras Vliem Tampa Cal Poty N. D. State Central Mo. Seattle Pac. S. D. State HVYWT. . . . . DOMIANI Coryea Barnhart Omvig Schuster Woods Northern Mich. Clarion St. Cal Poly Northern Iowa Lock Haven Western Ill. TEAM SCORING Cal Poly 108, Clarion St. 80, N. D. State 59%, Northern Iowa 50%, Wilkes 41%, S. D. State 40% Mankato St. 34, Cleveland St 33 Ashland 30% Northern Colo 27 Western Ill. 27 Central Mo. 26 Eastern Ill. 25% Fullerton St. 25%, sliPpe& ~6ck231/2, ~ordernMich. 20%; ~&kHaven 20, ~akpa19, ~pringfith18% Trento? dt..17% Hum- boldt St. 161/2, Brockport 16, Colo. Western 16, Seattle Pac. 13, St. Cloud 10% Akron 10 NW Mlssoun 8%: 8 St. John's 7% Glassboro St 7 Central Conn 6% San Francisco St. 6i/z John ~Aroll5% Luther 5% UT Martin $$ Augustana i111) 5 UC ~avi's5 Frank & '~ars65 Potsdam 5 ~iram'41/2 Sonoma St. 4' Monmouth'(I11.) 4, North Idakota 4, TOWSO* s;. 4, Coe 31/2,'Indiana (Pa,) 31/, old ~ominiok3%, ~in~hLmton3%, ~~'~hattanooga3% Baltimore 3 Chico St. 3 Kalamazoo 3 Ohio Northern 3 Rochester Tech 3, Swarthmore 3 Oswego St. 3 Augustana (S.D. 2 C. 'w. Post 2 sicramento St i Camel1 2 coasi Guard 2 DePauw 2 Indiana cen&al 2, King's 2 ' MacMurray 2 ~ill&sville2 UM~.Rolla 2 MO&~'Union 2 ~oorheadSt. 2 ' North park' 2 Shippensburg 2 South ~ikota2 NE ~issouri1%. ~{ban):S't. (N.Y.) 'I%, Bakersfield it. 1, Delaware +alley 1, ~artfhrd1, Khgs poikt 1, UMo. St. Luis, Montclair St. 1, Ohlo Wesleyan 1, Rochester 1, Washington & Lee 1. COILUGE DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIPS 2 1 wrestlers battled to a one-two finish in 1972, with Schalles claiming a 14-3 decision and the meet's most valuable wrestler award. He went on to duplicate his feat at the University Division championship. As 1973's encounter approached, it was noted that Schalles had moved to 158 pounds, where Engels had been competing all season..At the last minute, Engels decided to drop down to 150 pounds and avoid Schalles. Engels drew the No. 1 seed at 150 pounds, Schalles at 158. Engel's strategy failed, however, for after winning his first relirninary match, he tired considerably and fell 7-3 to Doug ~ichenlaugof Lock Haven, Pa. Schalles, meanwhile, had little trouble and coasted to the 158-pound title. AT 118 POUNDS, SLIPPERY ROCK'S JACK SPATES took a No. 4 seed and con- verted it into a national title by first stopping defendin cham ion Bruce Biondi of Brock ort State. That semifinal match was decifed by %e referees after both reguttion and overtime periods ended in ties. Spates then beat South Dakota State's Stan Opp, 9-2, in the finals. That was the second consecutive year that Opp had ended in the runner-up position. Another to -seeded wrestler fell durin the semifinals in the 126-pound class. Cal PO&S Gary McBride was ed e% 9-7 by No. 4 Harold Wiley from . Fullerton State. Wiley then ran into a %uzz-saw in the finals in the form of North Dakota State's Phil Reimnitz who decisioned Wiley, 7-5. Reimnitz finished the year with a 37-0 mark and advanced to the finals winning the pinners trophy on four falls in a combined time of 7:47. THE FIRST FINAL MATCH FEATURING THE TOP TWO seeded wrestlers occurred at 134 pounds where Morgan of Cal Poly pinned Greg Maestas of Colorado Western in 34 seconds. At 142 pounds, Northern Iowa's No. 8 Ken Snyder defeated No. 1 Steve Gardner of Cal Poly, 5-4, in the quarterfinals, and met Lee Petersen of North Dakota State. Petersen claimed the second title for the Bison with a 6-4 decision over his fellow North Central Conference opponent. In the 150-pound class, unseeded Tom Cavanaugh emerged from the bracket vacated by Engels and faced Cal Poly's Glenn Anderson in the finals. Anderson had won the 142-pound title in 1972 and opened up in the third period to decision Cavanaugh, 7-4, for his second crown. Schalles kept his slate clean in 1972-73 with a 31-0 record as he stopped Cal Poly's Allyn Cooke, 8-2, for the 158-pound title. Schalles' career record stood 114-5-0 after his triumph at 158 ounds at the National Collegiate meet a week later, including a spectacutr 82 pins. THE HEAVIER WEIGHTS CONTINUED WITH STAR-GLITTERED, top-seeded wrestlers highlighting the finals as No. 1 Bill Simpson of Clarion faced No. 3 Doug Stone of Humboldt State at 167 pounds. Simpson captured the second individual championship for Clarion with a pin in 1:12 over Stone. At 177 pounds Jim Kulpa of Western Illinois carried his No. 1 seeding to a 2-1 decision over No. 2 Bill Knippel of Seattle Pacific, while at 190 pounds the final 1-2 matchup of the meet was Tampa's Fletcher Carr repeating his 1972 performance in capturing the crown with, a 6-2 decision over Cal Poly's Keith Leland. At heavyweight the two top-seeded wrestlers both fell in semifinals with eventual champion Gil Domiani of Northern Michigan pinning top-seeded Jim Woods of Western Illinois in 1:42. In the other match, Clarion's Chuck Coryea decisioned No. 2 Randy Omvig of Northern Iowa, 3-1. In the fi~als Domiani raced to an 11-1 decision. CCIW CHAMPS. LR fiont-Voorlas (Carthage) Davis (North Park) Eremiff (~%h Park), Kuban (~imhurk),Adam (Carthage); baik-~erese (North ~dk),Kress (North Park), Cavanaugh (Augustana), Pound (Wheaton), Meitus (No7th Park).

MOUNTAIN INTERCOLLEGIATE WINNERS: GR, front-Murphy (Weber St.), Almada (Utah), Maestas {Colo. Western), L. Hansen (BYU), Callard (Air Force); back -Mark Hansen (BYU), Martin (Northern Colo.), Mike Han-sen (BYU), Ohai (BYU), Kish (Northern Colo.).

METROPOLITAN BEST: L-R, fsont-Alber, Spencer and Haysm~UMontclair St.), Defendw (C. W. Post), Perez (Trenton St.); back-Todd (C. W. Post), Villecco (Gtass- boro St.), Barber and Carson (Trenton St.), Pallies (Ghsboro St.). NCAA Eastern Regional TEAMS-Ball State. Buffalo, Cincinnati, Dayton, Duquesne, Eastern Kentucky, George Washington, Georgia Tech, Illinois State Indiana State Marquette Marshall, Morehead State, Northern Illinois. Notre ~ame,'St. Francis (Pa.), %south& Illinois, SW Louisiana, UW Milwaukee, Va. Commonwealth, Virginia Tech, West Virginia, . QUALI-RS-118-LB-Burge (SI) champion, Beining (Marq) 2nd Love (GT) 3rd. 126-LB-Smith (BS). Jacoutot (Eu) Lutes (Ins). 134-~~-~ollow~y(C) ~oldberi (Ins), Jones (SI); 142-LB-Bdunm'(InS), ~awsoi(Bu), Cunningham .(sI):, 150-LB- Keller ((2) Healy (Marq) Johnson (NI). 158-LB-Nowakowski (Bu) Moi (Ins) Capone (Marq). l?i7-~~-~tumpf'(SI) Beene (h) Knuutila (Bu). 177-~&Fronbe& (Marq) ~amiltbn(Bu), Barklarcz (DL); 190-LB-johnson (NI), ~kes(Marq), Woelffer (11s); HVYWT-Lee (IS), Policare (Bu), Achterhoff (ND). NCAA Western Regional SCORING-Portland State 83%, Drake 60%, Utah State 52, Air Force 45, Central Wash. 40%. QUALIFIERS-118-LB-Price (US) champion Castles (PS) 2nd. 126-LB-Mello (PS), Williams (D). 134-LB-Christensen (D) Vance '(US). 142-~B-~akels(PS) Gruss (D). 150-~B-~alll\rd(AF), Overturff (D); ' 158-~B-~rahn(PS), Paulsen US^; 167-LB~ Campbell (AF), Richards (PS); 177-LB-Bled- (PS), Roosa (US); 190-LB-Roberts (PS), Swoyer (D); HVYWT-Meindes (US), Bonner (D). Eastern Intercollegiate Wrestling Assn. SCORING-Penn State 117% Navy 91% Lehigh 78% Pittsburgh 76, Army 52, Pennsylvania 48 Yale 36% iutgers 30 kolumbia 29 'princeton 28, Cornell 19, Frank & Marsh ' 14 ~arvard12% emp pie 6% Colgate Syracuse 1. 118-LB- rick (Lj champion ~iagarden(PSI 2nd ~ryLnt(Pi) 3rd, Lanuto (Colu) 4th 126-LB-Fritz (PS) ~roGerman (Pe) Berger (h) Steiner (R). 134-LB-Sculley (L): Medina (PS) ~aspe)r(FM) Beck (~ij.l42-~B&yder (PS) ~uthler(N) Hage- dorn (L) ~nderkAffler(Pr); 150-~B-~haffh(N), Sarinelli (Pe), gorter (Cor), ~ousetis (PS); 158-LB-Hartman (N), Grunseth (A), Chatman (Pi), Koll (PS); 167-LB-Villecco (PS), DeStito (L) Christensen (N) Sacavage (Colu). 177-LB-Brenneman (PS), Minerd (Pi), Loerch (N),' Damas (A); ~QP-LB-T~~c~(pi),' Simons (N), Zweig (Pe), Brendel (Y); HVYWT-Karpoff (Y), Barkanlc (L), Getty (PS) Trettin (A). At!antic Coqst Conference SCORING-Maryland 100, Virginia 87%, Duke 57%, N.C. State 32%, North Caro- lina 13. 118-LB-Penqy (D) champion, Byrum (V) 2nd, Boroughs (NCS) 3rd, Nicklous (M) 4th; 126-LB-Wendall (V), Doebler (M), Starkey (NCS), Staverosky (D). 134-LB- McGonigal (V), Pappas (M), Vroom (D), Carpenter (NCS). 142-LB-&over (M) Bdtenbender (V) Brinton (NCS) DeCastrique (D). 150-~B~~trauss(M) ~illiami (NCS) Tershel (v) Barrett (NC). 158-~B-~errickkm(V), Myers (M) &vans (D) wingit (NC); 167-i~-~ichaels(q), Myers (M), Reinhardt (D), Evans (ic); 177-~B: McCall (M), Curci (V), Luse (D), Bucholz (NCS); 190-LB-Ragan (M), Voliva (V). Wheeler (NC), Fisher (D); HVYWT-Pdeo (Dl, Jernigan (M), Higgins (NCS), Mahon (V). Big Eight Conference SCORING-Oklahoma State 96 Iowa State 94, Oklahoma 491/2, Nebraska 27, Colo- rado 21% Kansas State 13 ~issburi7%. 118-LBL~reece(0) cha&ion Gomez (OS 2nd Mallinger (IS) 3rd Fisher (KS) 4th. 126-LB-Martin (0s) R ass (IS) Hatcbet (6)Kusuno (C).134-LB-Stites (OS) Fjejland (IS) Jackson (is)' Komloske ' (C). 142-L&~omnick (0s) D Glass (IS)' Lotko (N) &atson (0).150-~33-~alea (IS) Randall (OS) Mayer '(c)' Smith (N): 158-LB-klbright (OS), kilgore (O), Myles (h), Showalter (IS); .167-~&~bens(IS): Callard (0), Noon (OS), Ravenscroft (N); 177-LB-Jones (OIS), Binek (IS), Bragg (C), 24 THE OFFICIAL WRESTLING GUIm 1974 Reid (0). 190-LB--Nacin (IS) Macaluso '(os), ~ui~lei(0), Walter (KS); HVYWT- Taylor (is),Hazel1 (OS), COOL (M), Clqss @). Big Sky Conference SCORING-Idaho State 85, Weber State 80. Montana State 64%, Boise State 46% Northern Arizona 32% Montana 12 Idaho 11% Gonzaga 0. 118-LB-Murph (w) champion 'cody (IS) ind Mallek (NA) 3rd Otto (I) 4th. 126-LB-Berry (IS) Feller (MS) %ebb (W) ~chadfer(NA). 134-~B:~arrington (B): Strait (IS), Lyons (NA)., Orton &); 142-L~L~ovash(YS), Jknsen (W), Martinez (IS), Shines (B); 150-Lb-Flsher (IS), Ferrin (W), Chapesk~ (MS), Hensyel (I); 158-LB- Chandler (B) Burgess (MS) Long (IS) Black (W). 167-LB-Greer (IS) Weston (W) Gale (MS) kalas (NA). 1+7-~B-~adey(MS) wall (W). Leonard (b) Daw (IS): 190-LB-~kon (M), ~ialey(W), Elliott (B), iurkhart (MS); HVYWT-Combs (NA): Kendon (IS), Peterson (W), Person (B). Big Ten Conference SCORING-Michigan 76, Iowa 69, Wisconsin 59%, Minnesota 49%, Michigan State 43% Ohio State 35 Northwestern 27 Purdue 13 Indiana 7 Illinois 5 li8-LB-~herman'(10) champion, Grown (~ic)'2nd, ~ob6s(In) 3rd, Miller (MS) 4th. 126-LB-Massery (N), Davids (Mic) Cysewski (10). Abbott (W). 134-LB-Guyton (~{c), Calendar (MS), Allen (N), ~urleyI(0);142-LB-Milkwich (~d),Amstrong (0), Sp~es(W) Gautsch (Mm). 150-LB-Lawmger (W), Hubbard (Mic), Holm (Io), Brewer (0). I 58l~~-~andelson'(10) Mendry a1 (Mic), Chandler (Min), Christenson (W); l~$-~B-~atch(W), Ritzman '(~ic),B. kindel (MS), Wagemann (10); 177-LB-Panning (Min) Reinbolt (O), . Zindel (MS), Soucie (W); 199-LB-Penrod (Io), Guth (W), ~obnsbn (Min), KempLr (P); HVYWT-Emst (MI& S~monson (Min), Waschek (lo), Waugh (0). California Collegiate Athletic Assn. SCORING-Cal Poly SLO 121, Fullerton St. 79, Bakersfield St. 51%, Northridge St. 20 C P Pomona 17 UC Riverside 8%. 118:~~-~oward(F) 'champion, DiGirolarno (CPS) 2nd; 126-LB-McBride (8S), Wiley (F). 134-LB-Watanabe (F), Robak (CPS). 142-LB-Morgan (CPS) Manley (F). l~o-~~-dardner(CPS) MarErnie (F . 158-~~-knderson(CPS). Porter ?B); 167-~d Lynn (CPS) Oliveras (h). 177-LB-U)' est (CPS) Hertzler (F); 190-LB-Barnhart (CPS), Hilliard (F): HVYWT-~&nd (CPS), Ramos (h). College Athletic Conference SCORING-Washington & he 88 Sewanee 80 Centre 59 Southwestern 10 118-LB-Overdore (WL) champi&, Maxon (~e)'2nd; 126-LB-Keck (WL). ~Ambert (Se); 134-LB-Mamung (Se), Whlte (WL); 142-LB-Melton (WL), Taylor (Se); 150- LB-Stieff (WL), Knopf (C); 158-LB-Schultz (C), Held (Se); 167-LB-Lenahan (Se), Ford (WL); ] 77-LB-Lems (WL), Eversole (C); 190-LB-Elder (Se), Frost (C); HVYWT-Higg~ns (Se), Powers (WL). College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin SCORING-North Park 89, Wheaton 67, Augustana 66%. Elmhurst 48, Ill. Wesleyan 32% Carthage 29%. Millikin 11 North Central 10, Carroll 3%. 1 '8-LB-voorlas (Cart) chamiion, Anderson (A) 2nd Degenhart (E) 3rd Peters (NP) 4th. 126-LB-Davis (NP) Waterman (W) ~a~occa(E) Drosopoulos (A). 134- eremif miff (NP), Ischantz (G),Ingram (A), '~reusicke (IW); 142-~~-Kubak(E),

East-West College All-stars Bethlehem. Pa., Feb. 5, 1973 WEST 24 EAST 14 118-LB-Brumit (Arizona) ...... 8 Brown (Michigan) ...... 8 126-LB-Martin (Oklahoma) ...... 6 Frick (Lehigh) ...... 7 134-LB-Hansen (Brigham Young) .. .12 Medina (Penn State) ...... 2 142-LB-Morean ICal Polv) ...... 4 Milkovich (Mich. State) ...... 10-. 150-LB-~nderson'(Cal poly) ...... 2 ~ubbard (~ichi~an)r'...... 4 158-LB-Cooke (Cal Poly) ...... 4 Schalles (Clarion St.) ...... 5 167-LB-Callard (Oklahoma) 5 Simpson (Clarion St.) ...... 2 177-LB-Crumlev (Oreeon st: D Reiehard (Ohio U.) ...... iniurv I 190-~~-Strobel~(Oregon St.) ...... 13 ~oheson (~hioU.) ...... ,'.-li HVJ'WT-Taylor (Jowa State) ....W~D Klslin (Hofstra) ...... injury COACHES: West-Bill Nelson (Arizona ) . East-Bill Koll ( Penn State). COLLEGIATE REVIEWS ' 25 Pinkham (W), Hill (IW), ~e'mke(A); IS@-LB-Adam (Cart), Howard (W), Sybert (A), Martinez (IW). 158-LB-Meitus (NP) Kennedy (W) Hemmerich (M) Neher (A). l67-~B-~mnd'(W), Podraza (NP) ~iile~(A) eati in (IW). 177-~~-&vana~h(A$ Kreminski (IW), Jensen (NP) stud (Carr). 1Sd-LB-~ress (NP), Goebel (E) Thompson) (NC), Oxley (W); HVYWT-~~~S~(NP), or ham (E), Olson (A), Sharp (M). Evergreen Conference SCORING-Central Washington 97, Southern Oregon 89%, Oregon College 45%, Eastern Washington 42% Oregon Tech 24%, Eastern Oregon 18, Western Wash- tin ton 14. f18-~~-~eeves(SO) champion Rpbinson (EO) 2nd 126-LB-Speasl (SO), Noble (cw); 134-LB-Gowens (OW),.geady (SO); 142-~~-baw(W), Hayward (EW); 150-LB-Thomas (SO) Burkholder (CW). 158-LB- Wade (SO), Sappington (W); 167-LB-Rios (EW), idams (CW); 177-i~-~eeves(OT), Johnson (OC); 190-LB- Omli (CW), Stidham (SO); HVYWT-lhlaney (SO), Chambers (CW). Far Western Conference SCORING-San Francisco St. 74%, Humboldt St. 64%, Chico St. 59%, UC Davis 43%. Sacramento St 22 Sonoma St 22 Hayward St 19 118-~33--~rru~her&(D) champick, ~Lnder(C) 2nd, yip (SF) 3rd, Ray (Hu) 4th; 126-LB-Buonac~rsi (So), Zender (Ho), King (D), Rosario (Ha). 134-LB7Lee (C), Brantstetter Martinez (SF). Woodward (Hu); 142-LB-Rarnos \c), Ferr~ck (Ho), Ruggiero (SF) Peterson (D). 150-LB-Wright (SF), Bicocca (C) Tirapelle (Hu) Van Tassel1 (Sac); '158-~&~tone'(Hu), Racowsky (C), Herren (SF). $eterson (D); 16f-I+ Harris (Sac), Mestaz (SF), Uhrenholt (D), Lqsford (So); 177-LB-Teasley (SF), Swft (Ha), Taylor (Hu). Eckley (C); 190-LB-Gianmni (D), Smith (SF), Morris (Hu), Gould (C); HVYWT-Mailini (SF), Borges (Ha), Merrill (D) Hudson (So). Florida Collegiate SCORING-Florida 851/2, Florida Tech 70, Miami Dade South 62%, Tampa 41, Miami Dade North 38, Broward CC 2254, Brevard CC 15, Florida International 9, South Florida 7, Florida A&M 0. 118-LB-Garcia (MDS) champion Clark (Bre) 2nd Roberts (Fla) 3rd, Ford (SF) 4th; 126-LB-Murphy (FT) Mason (M~N)Coats (MD'S) Lafitte (Bro) 134-LB-Sucher (Fl') Russo (Fla) ~Lughbrook(MDS)' Puntervold (MDN). 142-~~L~ranowitz(Ha), shivLrs (FT) ~aGk(MDS) Wade (MDN) 150-~~-~i1li~tms(FT) Edwards (MDS) Penna (Fla).'Clemons (T). i58-~~-~avis(ha), Jackson (MDN) ~a&er(T) ~arnmoni (FT). 167-LB-Rawley (bro) Lewis (Fla) Johnson (PI) w;nsley (FT).' 177-LB- ~chnkider(Ha) Davis (MDS~.Patton (FTf Powers (~ro).'190-LB-Carr (9) Jackson (MDN), corder7(F'la), Yanovitch (FT); ~dV~-~mith(T),' Anderson (MDS), hlackmon (Bre), Kovary (Fla). Hoosier-Buckeye Conference SCORING-Taylor 80, Defiance 73, Anderson 72%, Findlay 50%, Manchester 24, Hanover 8%. Bluffton 6. 118-LB-Wilk (A) champion Muterspaw (T) 2nd. 126-LB-Brabowski (D) Engle (M). 134-LB--Nottingham (M), tod die (TI- 142-~~-~riifin(A) Moore (T). 15d-~~-Ber~e; (Tj,Olson !D); 158-LB-Sorensen (T). Wilson (A); 167-i~-~uminsk~(A), Shaw (D); 177-LB-Wilscm (F), Marchak (T); 190-LB-Matta (D), Marchak (T); HVYWT-Newburg (F), Rote (D). Independent College Athletic Conference SCORING-St. Lawrence 96% Ithaca 91%, Rochester Tech 82%, RPI 68, Clarkson 60% Hobart 46% Alfred 27 1{8-~~-Kleinfe\der(1) champion Barker (SL) 2nd Hime (H) 3rd Slocum (RT) 4th- 126-LE-Pearce (RT) Romagnoli (;L) Blank (I) ~&th(A). 134-Ih-~uliffsan (RT)' Along (I) Landis (k) Marra (SL). '142-LB-1l;dorph (C) ' Nixon (I) Briggs (sL)' Heinzel (API) 150'-~d~enthert(SL~ Pancio (SL\. Parker (k) Martin &PI). I s~-L;B~ Tme (RPI), $orter (I). Hill (RT), ~oLnson (SL);lk7-~~-~iroh1i (C), ~auison(RPI), Kivett (SL). Burris (RT); 177-LB-Schmidt (H), Giles (SL), Shaw (RPI). Anspach (RT); 190-LB-Iacovelli (I), Coleman, (RPI), Lathrop (A), Jepson (C); HVYWT--Greene (I), Pelligra (SL), Cannellos (C), F~tzpatrick(RT). Indiana Collegiate Conference SCORING-Indiana Central 83, Wabash 69%, Valparaiso 63%, DePauw 53, Evans- ville 28, St. Joseph's 11. 118-LB-Flecker (IC) charnoion Barchet (E) 2nd Borqmann (D) 3rd. Roach (W) 4th. 126-LB-Flik (D), Jones (IC), ~odel(W). ~eck&an(E); 134-LB-Myers (IC), ~ayi (W) Oldls (D), Stellfox (V); 142-LB-Wagner (W), Thompson (V), Rabourn (IC), MID-AMERICAN CHAMPIONS: L-R, front-Morgan (Kent State), Dalton (Miumi) Miller (Western Mich,), WiUer (Eastern Mich.), Oswald (Ohio U.); back-~ei~hard: Johnson and Ranno (all Ohio U.), Wyn (Western Mich.), Tscholl (Ohw U,).

INDIANA TITLZSIS: L-R front-Young (Ind. Central) Wagner (Wabash) Myers (Znd. Central), Zelik (DePauw), klecker (Znd. Central); backlwindau (St. Jose&s), Thomas and Hynes (Valparaiso), Johnson (DePauw), Peil (Valparaiso).

BEST IN MICHIGAN INTERCOLLEGIATE: L-R front-Bates (Oliuet) Bishop (Kala- n.azoo), Felder (Olioet), Renshaw (Oliuet), ~ushar)(Kalumazoo); back-kmith (Albion), Miller (Albion), Zuhl (Kalamazoo), Jones (Oliuet), Shegag (Oliuet). COLLEGIATE REVIEWS 150-LB- Young (IC), Schick (W), Skoczylas (V), Powless 158-LB- Park (W ), Tews (V), Scott (E); 167-LB-Thomas (V), ?US (IC), Lasher !E :); 177-LB-Hynes (V), VanderSrhilden (D), Mc ,), .Kolter -Johnson (D) Markle (IC) Read (E), Powers (W); HV -Pel (V), Gardner (IC), Simons (D).' ~ntercolleaiateAthletic Conference

-- Mason-Dixon Conference SCORING-Baltimore 101%, Towson St. 81, Western Md. 71, UMd. Baltimore 28%, ola 23%. Washington 6, Gallaudet 5, Hampden-Sydney 1. P1&~~-~agley(B) champ~on, Marchio (WM) 2nd, Weigle (TS) 3rd, Winder (W) 4th. ~~~-LB-G&o~cJ(TS) Tsottles (B) Koster (WM), Feldberg UMB); 134-LB-Yates &) Long (B) ~ough'(G) ~ritzke; (TS). 142-LB-Brewer {B) M Clisham (L), Hend&ks (UMB): Griffin (wM); 150-LB-P. dlisham (B), Seymour (%s),'~'~rien (WM) Williams (UMB); 158-LB-Mckers~n (TS) Cunningham (B) Harrington (UMB) powe!i (wM); 167-LB_Perry (B), Fowble (uM'B), Harrison (TS~,Duvall (WM); i77-LB- Hebbel (B) Atkin (TS) Conners (L) Booker (WM), 190-LB-Schmertzle (WM) Good- man (B), ~iverty(Ts),'~esautels (L$; ~~~WT-~hikflett(TS), Wolfing (WM), ~eadley (B). Salley (L). Metropolitan Intercollegiate Championships ~rnRTNG-T~entonSt. 90 Montclair St. 88% C.W. Post 68 Glassboro St 40 Kings Point 36% Seton Hall 34% ' Fairleigh ~ickinso; 22 Newark kutgers 21 ~b adi is on 20?4, N.Y.'~aritime 17, ~igner5%, Hunter 5, CC~Y3, Brooklyn Poly b, John Jay 0, LIU 0 Monmouth 0 lls:~~-~lber(MS) champion, Jantzen (ClVP). 126-LB-Spencer (MS) Schuler NYM). 134-LB-Hqyspell (MS) Davey (CWP). 142-LB-~efendis (CWP) MLI~)~~~(TS). I5O-LJi-Perez (TS), Zavala (MS); ~s~-LB~To~~(CWP), Jurcisin (h~);167-LB: Villecco (GS) Hays (TS). 177-LB-Bher (TS) Clanton (MS); 190-LB-Carson (TS), Di Piano (M;); ~V~W~i~allies(GS), Olesnychj (SH). Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association SCORING-Olivet 103, Kalamazoo 52%, Albion 44%, Calvin 35$, Hope 35, Adrian 29. 118-LB-Smith (Al) champion Connin (0) 2nd Selleck (Ad) 3rd Chavez (H) 4th. 12643--Miller (Al) Boersma (c) Traister (0)' Schwann (Ad). i34-~%~uhl(K)' TenBrink (C), ~eniel(O), ~errebke(Ad). 142-k~-~on~s(0) Canderlind (H) van: Wyck (C), King (K); 150-LB-Shegog (0), )Grigg (Al), Rudy (K& Kieffer (H); IS~LR- Bates 0, Henry (K), Lake (Ad), Langerak (C); 167-LB-B~shop (K), Elliott (0), Lenderlck (C) Sturtevant (HI. 177-LB-Felder (O), Cornell (Al), VanReken (C) Dekket (H); 190-LB- ensh haw (b), Howlett (Ad), Winkler (H), Garrett (Al); HVYWT~ Tushar (K),Cornell (H), Burland (O), Knoll (Al). Mid-American Conference SCORING-Ohio U 103 Central Mich. 52% Western Mich. 48%, Toledo 41, Miami 30, Kent state' 26, t astern Mich. 16%, ~bw~ingGreen 16. 118-LB-Morgan (KS) champion, Cruzado (OU) 2nd, Schoneuer (M) 3rd, Shapiro (T) 4th 126-LB-Dalton (M) Quinlan (CM) Panella (017) Phelps (EM). 134-L,B- Miller (wM),Malavite (OU) adis is on (M) white (T). 142:~~-~iller(EM) Zycho- wicz (T) Brown (CM) ~uliivan (M). 15b-~~-(~swafd(OU) Ruhlig (cM)' Martin WM), dsgood (KS); i58-LB-~soholl' (OU), Matthews (cM),' Keeley (wM): O'Neil BG). 167-LB--Wynn (WM), Hrycyk (OU), Bergman (T), Metting (BG); 177-LB- keldard (OU), Hosey (CM) VanDusen (WM) DeFio (KS). 190-LB-Johnson (O'U) Oldham (T) Wolfe (BG) '~hamakian (KS); 'HVYWT-~a&no (OU), Harrow (T): Poweski (KS~,Grostick (cM). Middle Atlantic Conference-University Division SCORING-Rider 75 Hofstra 72 West Chester 66, Delaware 57%, American 36, Getbsburg 29, Buckneil 25, ~afaye&e7%, Drexel 2. 28 THE OFFICIAL WRESTLING GUIDE 1974 118-LB-Hetrick (G) champion Racich (WC) 2nd Cassidy (R) 3rd Wright (De) 4th 126-LB-Ferrara (A) powel; (WC) Mellor (~ejMock (R). 134-LB-1anni (R), ~aliagher(WC) Smith (6) Bastinellie (~e)142-LB-kavayero (H) Haslet (R) Rich- mond (A) ~chdauch(B). 150-LB-~eish (WC) Carvalho (R) ~ates'(H) ~arshhl(A). 158-LB- a an tee (H) ~Lrtin(De) ~ckerman'(R) Caprio '(L); 167-i~-~ento(R): Haire (A), ~iorvanti)(H), Lytle (wc); 177-~~-Ly&an(H), Janvier (De), Sorger (G), Maaxwell (WC); 190-LB-Mulhern (I%), DlBella (WC), Wise (R), lieller (B); HVYWT- K~slin(H), Santoli (B). Middle Atlantic Conference-College Division SCORING-Wilkes 73, Delaware Valley 61, Lycoming 585, Moravian 50, Elizabeth- town 44, Swarthmorc 30, Muhlenberg 25, Lebanon Valley 21W, Johns Hopkins 18, Susquehanna 135, Haverford 12, Albright 7, Juniata 2, Ursinus 2 Scranton 1, Wid- ener 0. 118-LB-Vanlandingham (E) champion, Staffieri (Mo) 2nd; 126-LB-Roberts (Wil), Sensenig (E). 134-LB-Gaydos (Mu), Schell (Mo). 142-LB-Chapman (Sw), Trovei (Wil). 150-LB-Lee (Wi) Christianson (Sw). 158-L~-~on~(Mo) Chamberlain (E); 167-b-~ohnson (DV), garpovich (Wil); li7-~~-~ampbell(DV): Butrill (H); 190- LB-Goodrow (Ly), Sanko (LV); HVTWT-Scharer (Wil), Etartlebaugh (DV). Midwest Collegiate Conference SCORING-Coe 87, Monmouth 62%, Cornell 61% St. Olaf 61, Ripon 40, Carleton 32% Lawrence 27, Knox 15%, Beloit 0, Grinnell 0. li8-~~-Mc~onnell(Coe) champion, Ancona (Cor) 2nd, Sauter (SO) 3rd, Sapir (K) 4th 126-LB-Thornsen (Cor), Schuler (SO) Willis (M) Henrichson (L); 134-LB- ~aitillo(M), Schlehuber (Car), Shannon (cor), ~inston'.(R); 142-LB-Turner (SO), Burt (Cor) Adkinson (M) Parmenter (Coe) 150-LB-K~nney (Car) Magill (Coe), Geiger (M)' Hall (SO). 15d-~~-~airlie(Coe), '~rochinski (R) Izzi (M)' Wheeler (Car). 167-~~-~&en(SO), Baker (Coe), Wren (Cor), Krauss (R): 177A~:~irk (R), Ede; (Coe), Nordstrom (L), DeBlack (SO); 190-LB-Walton (Coe), Szaltis (M), Catzke (L), Jakuhsen (Cor); HVYWT-Kratochvil (M), Schmitt (Coe), Wilson (Cor), Miller (SO). Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference SCORING-St. John's 93, Augsburg 90, Concordia 54%, St. Thomas 23, St. Mary's 19, UM Duluth 16, Hamline 8%, Gustavus Adolphus 3. 118-LB-Elfering (SJ) champion, Yamaguchi (A) 2nd, Lodholz (D) 3rd, Bakke (GA) 4th 126-LB-Bishop (C) Gorham (A) Ryan (SJ) Schulte (D). 134-LB-Svendsen (SJ) ~eGdrickson (C) solern ' (A) Hoehn '(sM). 142-h--~ayes(Sj) Kennedy (A) Nelsoi (ST) Pellinen (H). 150-~~-hhmidt(A), kangen (C) eyer (ST). May (ST).' 158-LB ,-~ulkrabeck (sJ):' Johnson (D), Hollenbeck (A), sorb0 (C); i67-~~-Bur~&son(A), Riley (SJ), Kunz (SM), Rasmussen (C); 177-LB-Blelat (SJ), Davls (A). Brook (ST). Simonson (C); 190-LB-Anderson.(A), Kremar (SM), Moore (ST), Eustice (ST); HVYWT -Hashley (C), Miller (SJ), Schwichtenberg (A), Johnson (H). Missouri Intercolleaiate Athletic Association SCORING-Central Mo. 1051/2, NW kissouri 90, SW Missouri 35%, UM Rolla 35, NE Missouri 23, SE Missouri 21?/2, Lincoln 8. 118-LB-Stevener (C) champion, Danner (NW) 2nd, Ramos (SW) 3rd, Patterson (SE) 4th. 126-LB-Blackmon (C) Niebur (SE) Gassman (NE). Hutchinson (NW); 134-~B-~aub(C), Garrett (NW): Parmley (sM'), Blackmore (UMR); 142-LB-Power (C), Jarv~s (NW), Schrinipf (L). Peters (NE); 150-LB-Stockdale (C), Adam (NW), Looper (SW) Watts (UMR) 158-LB-Hughell (C) Sielaff (NW) Muehleiuen (SE) Creed (h'~);i67-~~-~or~ens&(NW), DeHart (NE~,McGrath (cJ. ~c~innby(SW); 177-LB-Coil (SW), Van Horn (NW), Guthier (C), Welker (SE); 190-LB-Fritchie (C), Harmeghies (NW), Ganz (UMR), January (L); HVYWT-McAlpin (UMR), Pepper (NW), Reusch (SW), Dubbert (C). Mountain Intercollegiate Wrestling Association SCORING-Brigham Young 107, Northern Colorado 62, Air Force 48W, Colorado State 44, Utah 40112, Idaho State 34, Utah State 311/2, Boise State 30, Montana State 23, Colorado Western 19, Adams State 18%, Weher State 15, Northern Arizona 11, Wyoming 10%. Colorado Mincs 9. 118-LR-Murphy (WS) champion, Cody (IS) 2nd, Karstetter (BY) 3rd, Dieli (CS) 4th; 126-LB-Almada (U), Coleman (US), Sanderson (BY), Berry (IS); 134-LB-Maestas (CW), Harrington (BS), Anderson (BY), Strait (IS); 142-LB-L. Hansen (BY), Williams (CS). Reed (NC). Kovash (MS); 150-LB-Callard (AF), Fisher (IS), Ptaschinski (U), D. Hansen (BY); 158-LB-Mark Hamen (BY), Black (AF), Dalton (NC), Paulsen (US); 167-LB--Martin (NC), Canipbcll (AF), Chandler (BS). Jantzeil (CS); 177-LB-Mike Hansen (BY), Manley (MS), Needham (U), Gabel (NC); 190.-LR-Ohai (RY), Allison COLLEGIATE REVIEWS 29 (AS), Elliott (BS) Orwig (AF); HVYWT-Kish (NC), Westfall (BY), Clark (CS), Mcinders (US). Nebraska College Conference SCORING-Wayne St. 71% Peru St. 49 Kearney St. 43. Chadron St. 28%. 118-LB-Mowrey (K) cham&on Cortez {w)2nd Kimball (P) 3rd. lf6-LB-Lesoing (P), Meyer (W) Wickard (C). 1b4-LB-Laird (C)' Kersten (W) ant (P). 142-LB- Irwin (W) ~ickklson(K) waitman (P). 150-~B-S1Thisler (P) ~Hrris(W), ~esch(C); 158-LB-Ihrs (C), 0sbok (K), ~ennal'(P); 167-LB-Luth (w), Cash (P). Hengelfelt (K). 177-LB-Monroe (W) Anstey (P) VerMass (K). 190-LB-Reld (W), Nelson (K), richi it (P); ~VYw~-~us)tafson(K), *ravers (W), fiezac (P). New England 1.W.A.-University Division SCORING-Massachusetts 89%, Rhode Island 77%, Boston U. 67%, Dartmouth 51, Brown 32 Connecticut 6 Maine 6 New Hampshire 2. llg-~~L~mato(Ma) $ampion,'~dham (RI) 2nd, Beck (BU) 3rd, Humeston (C) 4th. 126-LB-Pucino (RI), Reynolds (Ma). Popopizio (EU) Lagnese (D). 134-LB- rei it as (BU), Savino (RI), McGlaughlin (Ma), Chaffee (B;). 142-~~-~r;zak(BU), Richard (RI) Rome (Ma) Burke (D). 150-LB-Gamon (RI)' Blom (Ma) Fox (Br) Harvey (~e):158-~~-~ilier (Br) ~enkon(Ma) Davenport (&J) Clark (~j.167-~~1 Urquhart (Ed), Gibson (D) ~adwhlader(Ma) bonovan (BU).1?7-~B-~orbvitz (RI) Connolly (Ma), Estin (D).' Jones (EU). 190-Ih-anterato (D) Stoll (BU) ~ambmai (Ma), Miller (Br); HVYWT-Iteland (A),Donnelly (U), williak (D), ~pdthaker(Br). New England 1.W.A.-College Division SCORING-Springfield 116%. Coast Guard 81, MIT 79, Williams 68, Central Conn. 67 Wesleyan 37 Bowdoin 35% Worcester Tech 25 Amherst 23. Hartford 18% dwell Tech 18 '~ufts13, R. I.' College 9, ~l~moutdState 8, Emerson 5; Boston State 2 Maine Maritime 1 Brandeis 1 118-LB-~trillarci (H) chLmpion, ~osinger(MIT) 2nd, Durling (S) 3rd Sal!ie (CC) 4th; 126-LB-Bong (We), Steuer (CG), Backlund (MIT), Silva (Bow); 734-LB-Metzger (S), Hamilton, Hanley (MIT), Coleman (Wi). 142-LB-Frogale (MTi). Hartman (MIT) Alleva (T) G~fford (S). 150-LB--Munroe (i).Wygant (CG) Drayton (Wi), 1sbiste; (WT). 15s-LB-~orillo '(s) Kuentz (MIT) Perlstadt (LT) '~icker (CG). 167-LB- ~ero; (S), Shaw .(CG) ~es)sonville(MIT), art in (A); 177-i~-~o~,pp(S) 'christensen (CC), Tolles (WI), Harmon !A); 190-LB-Kowalski (We), Fiore (S), Capacci (C%), Meehan (Bow); HVYWT-Smlth (S), Murray (CG), Konopka (CC), Conway (A). North Central Conference SCORING-South Dakota St. 88. Northern Iowa 74% North Dakota State 74, Mfinkato State 48%, Morningside 23%, South Dakota 15, Augustma 14, North Dakota 13%. 118-LB-Opp (SDS) chamvion, Allison (NI) 2nd. Thompson (MS) 3rd. Carter (NDS) 4th 126-LJ3-Reimnitz (NIM) Nicol (NI) Suiter (SDS) Thomas (Mo). 134-LB- ~ilier(NI), Hurtgen (A) ~o&trup(SDS) '~ebastian (ND)'. 142-~~-~eterbon(NIX), Albracht (SD), Snyder (NI), Brua (MS); I~O-LB-HU~~I&(NDS), Johnson. (SDS), Moeller (NI), Rosche (A); 158-LB-Engels (SDS), Goodnature (MS) Martin (NI), Doering (NDS). 167-LB-Person (SDS), Thompson (Mo), Wood (ND) Cummincs (MS). 177-LB-khristensen (MS) Newhard (Mo) Anderson (SDS) Keller (NI). 190-iB-Lowe (NIX), Vliem (sD~). Cummings (~b),Moeller (NI); HVYWT-~~~; (NI), Murray (SDS), Theleman (MS), Simmers (NDS). North Dakota Colleae Conference SCORING-Minot St. 91, Valley City St. 81,-~a~villeSt. 40, Wahpeton 38, James- town 38 Dickinson St. 11. 118-LB-Villegas (Ma) champion. Christen (Mi) 2nd Lagasse (VC) 3rd, Knutson (DS)4th. 126-LE-Brinkman (Mi) hnn (VC) ~ornbdsh(1) Hagen (W): 134-LB- Lenihan Iw). Srhrneichel (Mi), ~Ahlseid(VC),'Amstrong (~4);143-LB-Vetter (Mi), Webster (VC) Kremer (J). Chapman (Ma). 150-LB-Holwegner (Mi) Jim Vandrovec (VC). ~reenwbod(J). Peterson (W); 158-~~-~hon~son(VC)? ~o1igh)erty(Mi), Tohn- son (Ma). Kaiser (J); 167-LB-Jackson (Ma), Wicker (W), Schriock (Mi), Joe Vandrovec (VC): 177-LB-Mathson !Mi), Kennedy (VC), Werth (T). Ternes (DS); 190-LB-Romfo (MI). Kendall (VC), Wlnter (Ma), Schutte (J); HVYWT-Maresh (VC), Syvrud (J), Byzewski (W), Stuart (Mi). Northern Illinois Conference SCORING-Ill. Benedictine 82, Concordia 79. Aurora 66%. Trinity 17. 118-LB-Nemac (IB) champion. McGinnes (C) 2nd- 126-LB-Hempel (C). Largone (IB); 134-LB--Williams (A), Solis (IB); 142-~E-~oh'on(C), Lighthart (A); 150-LB- SUNY TZTLZSTS: L-R, front-Biondi (Brockport), Albrecht (Oswego), Foxen (Brock- port), Peraza (Potsdam), DaRin (Cortland), Williams (Oswego); back-Galea (Potsdam), Molbury (Potsdam), Parente (Brockport), Vido (Albany).

PENNSYLVANIA CONFERENCE WINNERS. L-R front-Spates (Slippery Rock) Johnson (Lock Haven), Rohn (Clarion), ~alier(~li~~ery Rock), Eichenlaub (LO& Haven); back-Cam (Slippery Rock), Schdles (Clarion), Simpson (Clarion), Hitchcock (Bloomsburg), Coryea (Clarion).

CLASS OF SOUTHEASTERN cONF~RENCE: L-R frvnt-Matkovic (Alabawa), Con- trorteo (Auburn), Cathey (Auburn), Granowitz lorid id;), Moore (Auburn); back-Walker (Alabama), Calloway (Auburn), Castelti (Alabama), Roberts (Auburn), Landis (Alabama). COLLEGIATE REVIEWS 31 Hyker (A) Meskimen (C). 158-LB-Tozzi (IB) Shirley (A). 167-LB-Tuomi (C) Rainey (IB~;177-~~-l?ibbg (A), Heinz (IB); 190z~~-~uz~a(I&), Bertis (C); HVYW'I! -Koem (C), McGrath (IB). Northern Intercollegiate Conference SCORING-Bemidji State 65%, Moorhead State 62%, UM Morris 56, St. Cloud State 52, Winom State 37, SW Minnesota 20, Michigan Tech 15. 118-LB-Thompson (SC) champion, Haug (MS) 2nd, Miller (W) 3rd, Brudvig (UMM) 4th 126-LB-Van Blarcum (MT) Dale (B) Doolittle (SC) Seigel (UMM). 134-LB- Borders (MS), Rajkowski (SC), hyther (UMM), Squires (w); 142-~~-~;Maris(B), Hedlund (UMM) Freudenberg (MS) Nyhammer (SWM). 150-LB-Novak (UMM) Sheriff (SC) VO& (SWM) Herman (MS). 158-~~-~ettm&(B) Campanero (UMM)' Kranstover (MS) Olson (w).167-~~-~0&lsby (MS) Bauerly (!k) Staebler (UMM)' Cooney (swM);' 177-L~-~hvorson(W), Goeden (&), Ham (B), 'smith (MT); 1901 LB-M~ddleton (W), Whelan (B), Schonecker (UMM), Reker (SWM); HVYW-Benedict (B), Wahl (SC), Thorstad (UMM), Boehmer (MS). Northwest Conference SCORING-Pacific U. 107l/2, Linfield 41, Willamette 38, Col. of Idaho 27, Pacific Lutheran 26, Whitworth 26, Lewis and Clark 18, Whitman IS. 118-LB-Jung (P) champion, Wilson (Li) Znd, Allen (Whitm) 3rd, Vehrs (Whitw) 4th. 126-LB-Mason (P) Marshall (Cl) Meinlnger (PL) Tani chi (Whitw); 134-LB- Mebling (P), Rodgers hi), Franklin'iLi), Stedje (PC); 148L~-~cott(LC), Inclan (P), Barich (Li) Skinner (PL) 150-LB-Garboden (P) Navares (Wi) Carpenter (Whitw) ~arwodd(C1). 158-L~L~lock(P) Reynoso (~1)'Berner (PL) night (Wi); 167-L~hiki(P) ~aiay(Li) Coffey (~6)VanPatten' (Cl). 177-LB-0swald (P) Boyer (PL), ~ils

School Coach Record School Coach Record Adrian ...... Paul MacDonald . -1-11-0 Coe ...... Barron Bremner . .11. 1.0 Air Force ...... Karl Kitt ...... 5-4-0 Colgate ...... Curt Blake .....11. 6.2 Akron ...... Pete Guthrie ... .lo. 2.1 Colorado ...... Shelby Wilson ... 6-5-1 Alabama ...... Jim Tanara ..... 8-3-0 Colorado Mines ...... Jack Hancock ... .3.1 0.0 Albany St.. N.Y...... Joseph Garcia .. 8-3-0 Colorado State ...... Jim Kinyon .....13. 2.0 Albright ...... Harl y G. Humphreys 5-6-0 Colorado Western .... .Tracy Borah ..... 7-9-0 Allegheny ...... Harold McElhaney 8-7-0 Columbia ...... Jerry Seckler .... 9-5-0 4merican ...... Bob Karch ...... 4-7-0 Concordia, I11...... Bill Driskill ..... 9-2-1 hmherst ...... Henry Littlefield .7.1 0.0 Connecticut ...... Nate Osur ...... 6.1 2.0 Appalachian State ....Steve Gabriel ....11. 3.0 Cornell ...... Erie Miller .....11. 5.0 Arizona ...... Bill Nelson .....6.1 1.0 Cornell Col...... Merle Masonholder 9-4-0 Arizona State ...... John Wadas .... .3.1 1.0 Cortland State ...... Vince Gonino .... 8-7-0 Army ...... LeRoy Alitz .....9.1 2.1 C. \V . Post ...... Jim Davey ...... 9-2-0 hsbland ...... Chris Ford ...... lo. 4.1 Auburn ...... Arnold Umbach . .18. 0.0 Dartmouth ...... Jerry Berndt ... .lo. 7.1 Angustana, I11...... Tim Dodge ...... 8-4-0 Davidson ...... Charles Parker ... 3-5-0 Augustana, S.D...... Don Morton .... .5.1 3.0 Dayton ...... Stamatis Bulugaris 4-7-1 Defiance ...... Rich Seils ...... 15. 1.0 Bakersfield St...... Joe Seay ...... 9-7-0 Delaware ...... Paul G. Billy ....lo. 4.0 Baldwin-Wallace .... .John M . Summa .. 8-1-0 Delaware State ...... Horace Small .... 6-2-1 Ball State ...... Pete Samuels ....3.1 2.0 Delaware Valley ...... Mark Stephenson . 9-4-0 Baltimore ...... Raymond Haney .. 9-4-0 Denison ...... Tommy Thomsen . 0-5-1 Bethany ...... John Hibbert .... 4-9-0 DePauw ...... Lee Schoenfeld ... 3-5-0 Binghamton State ... .Stephen P. Erber . 9-2-2 Doane ...... Bob Conner ..... 2-6-1 Bloomsburg State .... .Roger Sanders ... 7-8-0 Drake ...... Lonnie Timmerman 13-7-0 Boise State ...... Mike Young ..... 5-5-1 Drexel ...... William Gerstemeier 2-7-0 Boston Col ...... Sheldon Goldberg . 1-8-0 Duke ...... Bill Harvey ..... 3-8-0 Boston State ...... Gordon Webb ....lo- 5.0 Duquesne ...... Very1 Long ...... 9-7-0 Boston U ...... Dick Gibney .....16- 0.0 Bowdoin ...... Philip H . Soule .. 9-3-1 East Carolina ...... John Welborn ....14. 0.0 Bowling Green ...... Bruce Bellard .... 7-4-0 East Stroudsburg .... .Clyde Witman ...14. 6.1 Bradley ...... Gary Butler .... .O-14.0 Eastern Illinois ...... Harold 0 Pinther 15-5-0 Brandeis ...... Bob Gustavson .. 0-10-0 Eastern Kentucky ....Richard Achtzehn . 9-7-0 Bridgewater St., Mass. Manual Meier .... 2-2-1 Eastern Michigan ... . Pedersen .... 0-9-0 Brigham Young ...... Fred Davis ...... 14- 3.0 Edinboro State ...... Fred Caro ...... 11. 4.0 Rrockport State ...... Don Murtay .....lo. 3-0 Elizabeth City ...... Thomas Little ... 8-0-1 Brooklyn Col ...... John Kozuck .... 4-3-0 Elizabethtown ...... Kenneth Ober .... 9-7-0 Brooklyn Poly ...... Edward J . Collins 2-11-0 Elmhurst ...... Mike Marsico .... 4-6-0 Brown ...... Jim Brumbaugh . .3.1 0.0 Evansville ...... Nick S. Voris .... 5-5-0 Bucknell ...... Richard Schumacher 8-8-1 9-3-0 Buffalo ...... Edward Michael . .14-2-1 FD Madison ...... Joseph Krufka ... 2-8-0 FD Teaneck ...... Bob Metz ...... 7-8-0 Ruffalo St...... Frank Pascarella . Florida ...... Keith Tennant ...11. 3.0 Florida Tech ...... Gerald R. Gergley 11-5-1 California ...... William Martell .. 9-6-0 0-0-0 Cal Poly ...... Vaughan Hitchcock 20-5-0 Fordham ...... James Savin ...... 6-8-1 Franklin & Marshall . . Stanley Zeamer . .6.1 3.0 C P Pomona ...... Ray Daugherty ... Fresno State ...... Dick Francis .... 8-8-0 California. Pa...... Frank Vulcano ... 0-0-0 8-4-0 Cal Tech ...... Tom Gutman .... 8-6-0 Furman ...... Bob Bonheim .... Calvin ...... Neil Starks ..... 3-7-0 Gallaudet ...... Marty Willigan .. 1-9-0 Capital ...... Ted Georgeff .... 5-5-0 Geneseo State ...... Paul Rose ...... 2.1 1.0 Carleton ...... Jim Nelson .....2.1 3.0 George Mason ...... Richard Iseke ... 6-4-0 Carnegie-Mellon .....Paul F. Steva ....0.1 2.0 George Washington .. .Mark Furlane ...1.1 2.0 Case Western ...... Robert Del Rosa . 4-6-1 Georgia ...... Frank Keller .... 6-7-1 Catawba ...... Frank Meyer .... 8-4-1 Georgia Tech ...... Lowell Lange ... .0.1 8.0 Central ...... Norman E . Ryerson 1-4-1 Gettysburg ...... James Sauve .....13. 5.0 Central Connecticut .. .George Redman .. 5-7-0 Glassboro St...... Fred Bradley .... 7-9-0 Central Michigan ... .Charles Sherwood . 5-7-1 Gonzaga ...... Rick Leifer ...... 3-5-0 Central Missouri .... .Roger Denker ... .11. 1.0 Grinnell ...... Mike Peterson ... 0-7-1 Central \Vashington ...Eric Beardsley ... 8-3-0 Grove City ...... Joe Kopnisky .... 2-8-0 Chicago ...... John Schael ..... 5-5-0 Gustavus Adolphus ....Bill Bezdicwek ... 2-9-1 Chicago State ...... George Stroia ...10.1 5.0 Chico State ...... Dick Trimmer .. .11. 4.0 Hamline ...... Mike Rice ...... 5.1 0.1 Cincinnati ...... Mike Sager ..... 4-7-2 Hampden-Sydney .... .Lou Wacker ..... 4-5-0 Citadel ...... Rusty Hamilton .. 5-6-0 Hartford ...... Scot Sanderson .. 7-4-0 CCSY ...... Robert Stahli ....2.1 1.0 Harvard ...... John Lee ...... 5.1 1.0 Claremont-Mudd .... .Mike Merandi ... 9-4-0 Haverford .... : .... .Fritz Hartmann .. 6-7-0 Clarion State ...... Bob Bubb ...... 15. 1.0 ...... Jack Davidson ... 2-3-1 Clarkson ...... Ron Cervasio .... 2-8-0 Hayward State ...... Tom Meekins .... 4-6-0 I, Cleveland State ...... Richard Bonacci . .12.2.0 Heldelberg ...... Pete Riesen .....11. 4.0 Coast Guard ...... Steve Eldridge ... 9-2-0 Biram ...... Pete Brann ..... 9-4-0 ' i

THE CWFICIAL WRESTLING GUIDE 1974 Sehool Coach Record School Coach Record NIV Missouri ...... George Worley . .lo. 3.1 Swarthmore ...... Gomer Davies ....11. 1.0 Northwestern ...... Ken Kraft ...... 3-5-0 Syracuse ...... Ed Carlin ...... 3.1 0.0 Notre Dame ...... Terry Mather ....6.1 1.0 Tampa ...... Joe Wiendl .....4.1 4.0 Oberlin ...... David Sonner .... 1-9-0 Temple ...... Bob McCreary .. .3.1 0.0 Ohio Northern ...... Toby McCormick . .12. 2.2 Tennessee ...... Bob Davis ...... 7-7-0 Ohjo State ...... Casey Fredericks . 9-5-0 Thiel ...... Me1 Berry ...... 6-6-1 Ohlo U ...... Harry Houska .... 8-4-0 Toledo ...... Dick Wilson ..... 5-3-1 Ohio Wesleyan ...... Ray Leech ...... 4-5-0 Towson State ...... Bill Forbes ..... 6-8-0 Oklahoma ...... Stan Abel ...... 12. 5.1 Trenton State ...... Mike Curry .... .15. 2.0 Oklahoma State ...... Tom Chesbro ... .11. 1.0 Old Dominion ...... Pete Robinson ... 7-9-0 IT Davis ...... Bob Brooks ..... 2-7-0 Olivet ...... Jare T . Klein ....20. 0.0 ITLA ...... Dave Hollinger ... 7-8-0 Oneonta State ...... A1 Sosa ...... 2.1 3.0 UC Riverside ...... Greg Aloia ...... 7-5-0 Oregon ...... Ron Finley ...... 11. 9.0 1'C San Diego ...... Pat Pinkerton ... 5-4-0 Oregon Col . of Ed.... .Gale Davis ...... 6-5-1 IT Santa Barbara ....Ken Linn ...... 3.1 1.0 Oregon State ...... Dale O. Thomas . .24. 2.0 TI Chicago Circle ....Matt Ellsworth . .3.1 1.0 Oswego State ...... James Howard .. .9.1 2.0 IrMe. Presqne Isle ....Robert Whitehead . 0-6-2 UMinn . Duluth ...... 0.1 0.0 Pennsylvania ...... Larry Lar~chle ... 8-3-0 CMinn . Morris ...... Doug Dufty .....14. 8.1 Penn State ...... Bill Koll ...... 11. 1.0 UMo . Rolla ...... Joe Keeton ...... 7-3-0 Peru State ...... Vince Monseau ...15. 6.0 I'M0 . St . Louis ...... Jon Henry ...... 4-3-0 Pittsburgh ...... David Adams .... 7-7-0 TNC Wilmington .....Charles B Sproles . 3-7-0 Plattsburgh State ....Len Schlacter .... 0-4-0 I-T Chattanooga .... .James W Morgan 13-2-1 Plymouth State ...... James Beales .... 7-2-0 ITMartin ...... Richard Reiselt .. 8-2-0 Pomona-Pitzer ...... Walt Ambord .... 7-2-1 I'W Milwaukee ...... Terry Harmston .. 16-7-0 Portland State ...... Don Conway .....11. 6.0 I'W Superior ...... Joe Dowler ..... 8-6-0 Potsdam State ...... Beil Johnson ... .12. 1.0 I7\V Whitewater ...... Willie Myers ....10-5-0 Princeton ...... John K . Johnston .lo. 5.0 I'nion. N.Y...... Gerry Everling ... 9-6-1 Puget Sound ...... Del Rossherg ....11. 3.0 Thinus ...... Rick Kopp ...... 4-6-0 Purdue ...... Don Corrigan ....1.1 3.0 Utah ...... Marv Hess ...... 9-6-1 I'tah State .Bob Carlson .....13. 3.0 Redlands ...... John Odenbaugh .. 2-8-0 ...... Rensselaer Poly ...... Ken Baer ...... 3-7-0 Rhode Island ...... Alan Nero ...... lo. 2.0 Valparaiso ...... Don Canfield .... 9-6-0 R. I . College ...... Russ Carlson .... 6-9-0 Virginia ...... George Edwards .. 9-4-0 Rider ...... Barry Burtnett .. .12. 2.0 Va . Commonwealth ...Ernie Venturino 10-8-2 Ripon ...... Bill Connor .....12. 3.0 VMI ...... Oscar Gupton .... 9-1-0 Rochester ...... Frank Oliveri .... 5-4-0 Virginia State ...... Ronald Davis .... 5-7-1 Rochester Tech ...... Earl W. Fuller .. 5-8-0 Virginia Tech ...... Frank Teske ..... 4-9-0 Rutgers ...... Deane Oliver .... 9-7-0 Wahash ...... Max Servies .....lo. 2.0 Sacramento State .....Elespuru-Skuhe .. 2-8-0 Wagner ...... Bill Lied ...... 6-5-0 St. Cloud State ...... John Oxton .... .14. 5.0 Warthurg ...... Richard Walker .. 4-6-0 St. Francis. Pa ...... Tom Vaux ...... ll.6-0 Washjngton ...... Jim Smith ...... 13. 2.0 St. John Fisher ...... Mike Cronmiller . .lo. 1.0 Washington . Mo ...... Chris Gianoulakis 1-10-0 St. John's . Minn .....Terry Haws .... .18. 0.0 Wash . & .Jeff...... James White ... .lo. 2.0 St . Joseph's. Ind.... .Bill Jennings .... 3-8-0 Washington & Lee ... .John Piper ...... 13. 5.0 St . Lawrence ...... John Clark ...... 9-2-0 Washington State ....Roger James ..... 6-5-0 St. Olaf ...... Charles Lunder .. 9-9-0 Wayne State ...... Ed Johnson .... .3-12.1 San Diego State ..... Rafeal Ortega ... 7-1-1 Weber State ...... Chick Hisl?p ....4-1 3.0 San Francisco State .. .Allen Abraham .. 9-9-0 Wesleyan ...... John A. Vino .... 4-5-0 San Jose State ...... Terry Kerr .....10-12-0 West Chester I...... Milt Collier .... .16. 2.0 Scranton ...... John Hopkin .: .... 3-6-1 \Vest Virginia ...... George Nedeff .... 8-7-0 Seattle Pacific ...... Frank Furtado ... 2-9-0 Western rarolina .....Boh Setzer ...... 8-6-0 Seton Hall ...... John Allen ...... 6.1 1-0 Western Illinois .....Bob McMahan ... 3-4-0 Sewanee ...... Horace Moore .... 4-5-0 Western Maryland '....Sam Case ...... 7-7-0 Shippenshurg ...... William Corman . .7.1 8-1 W~sternMichigan ....George Hobbs .... 7-3-0 Slippery Rock ...... Fred Powell .....16. 1-0 Westmar ...... Milt Martin .... .13. 5.0 Sonoma State ...... Ken Flynn ...... 3-7-0 Wheaton ...... George Olson ....12. 3.0 S . C. State ...... James Carson . Jr.. 6-5-0 Widener ...... Harry Durney ....0.1 1.0 South Dakota ...... Marv Mortenyon . .5.1 3-0 Wilkes ...... John Reese ...... 16. 2-0 S. D . State ...... Warren Williamson 17-5-0 Wlliam & Mary .... .Dick Resnier ... .11-2.0 Southampton ...... William Nicol ... 3-9-0 William Jewel1 ...... Dave Button ..... 5-4-0 SE Missouri ...... Dan McNair ..... 4-5-0 Williams ...... Joseph Dailey ... 6-4-0 Southern Illinois .....Linn Long ...... 9-9-1 \V;nston-Salem ...... Raxter Halman .. 4-5-1 SI Edwardsville ...... Larry Kristoff ... 4-2-1 Wisconsin ...... Dr~an~ Kleven .. .12. 3-1 Sonthern Oregon .... Bob Riehm .... .13. 3.0 Wittenherg ...... Bob Rnsecrans ...9-1 0.0 I Southern Tech ...... John T . Martin .. 4-5-0 Wwster ...... Phil Shipe ...... 3-5-1 SW Louisiana ...... John Demko ..... 8-7-0 Worc~ster'Tech ...... Philip Grebinar .. 4-9-1 I S\V Minnesota ...... Mike Sterner ....7-10-0 Wyoming ...... Joe McDaniel .... 7-8-0 S\V Missouri ...... Nel~on Morrison .. 7-6-0 Springfield ...... Doug Parker ....14-6-1 Yale ...... Bert Waterman .. Stanford ...... Joe DeMeo ...... 5-7-0 Yeshiva ...... Neil Ellman ..... I Susquehanna ...... Charles Kunes ... 7-4-0 York. Pa...... David Steiler .... I I NATIONAL JUNIOR COLLEGE INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS AND PLACE WINNERS Weight Champion Runner-up Third Fourth Fifth Sixth 118-LB...... DAWSON Gomez Singleton Strick Corso Heller Northern Okkr. Rose Oakland Schoolcraft Nortfi Iowa Keystone 126-LB...... TUNDO Doolin Hmning Houle Van Brill Ostentoski Alfred St. North Iowa SW Oregon Joliet Gloucester Schoolcraft 134-LB...... WELLS Young Branum Tribble Campbell Hinz Grand Rapids Middlesez Joliet Suffolk Northern Okla. Mesa, Ark 14,2-LB...... KAMETZ Ahnles Kelley McKaney McDonald Nearing Keystone Farmingdale Fond du Lac Central Ariz. Muskegon North Idaho 150-LB...... WELTER Morris Turkel Wilson Graham B. Gillespie Lake County Harper Farmingdale North Iowa Ellsworth Corning 158-LB...... HOFFMAN M. Gillespie Kostrzewski Woolery Wenker Penni Bismarck Corning Lansing North Idaho Willmar St. Central Ariz. 167-LB...... RAY Brink Gannon Alley Grimmel Rawley Wilbur Wright Muskegm North Idaho Keystone Glendale Broward 177-LB...... ANKNEY Herman Bonsall Skiles Uselman Abrams Grand Rapids North Iowa Middlesex Clackamas Ricks Clareme 190-LB...... GADSON Krepel Jackson Nelson King Stevens Nassau McHenry Miami-Dade N. Willmar St. Grand Rapids Glendale HVYWT. . . . . FOUTS. . Bryant Blaske Georger King North Iowa Gloucester Farmingdale Bismarck Merramec North Idaho TEAM SCORING North Iowa Area 72% North Idaho 44% Farmingdale A&T 41 Grand Rapids 41 Middlesex 37%, Northern Oikla. .35%, Bismarck 33, Keystone 30, Joliet 27W, us keg on 23%, ~louceiter23, Corning $2%, Nassau 20, Harper 19, Wlllmar St. 19, Central Ariz. 18%, Lake County 18$, Alfred St. 18, Schoolcraft 17, Wllbur Wright 17, Clackamas 15%, Glen- dale 15 Oakland 15 SW Oregon 14% Rose 14 Forest Park 12 Lansing 12 McHenry 12 UW Fond du Lac 11% Merra- mec 11b ~iarni-~aheN. 11 ~uffo1k'~ount~i0%, Ricks 10, duyahoga ~e'tro9, ~llsw&h 9, Worthington St. 8& Clare- more 8 hesa (Ariz.) 8 ~noia-~amsey7% Triton 7 Broward 6% hochester St. 6 Westchester 6 DuPage 5 Ken- nedy-~kg5, ~iami-~aheS. 43, Dodge city 4, N. D. Science 4, ~ont~omer~3%. IbYa Central 3 kenessee 3, james- town 3 McCook 3 Pratt 3 Minnesota Tech 3 Mesa (Colo.) 2% Anzona Western 2, Blg Bend 2 damden 2 Cuyahoga- West 2' Delhi A&? 2, ~oriineCounty 2 ~orthHennepin St. 2 '~angely2 UW Richland 2 ~h&rnton2 ~isterCounty 2, waldorf 2, Colby 1'/2, Blue ~ountaid1, Mohawk Valley 1: orm man die St. 1, NE ~ibraska1, ~k Colorado 1, Wesley 1. CALIFORNIA COhhllllUNIN COLLEGE INDIVIDUAL CHAMPIONS AND PLACE WINNERS Weight Champion Runner-up Third Fourth Fifth Sixth 118-LB...... SIROY Steinhauer Serros B. Gonzales Crumley Martinez Chabot Grossmmt Bakersfield San Jose Redwoods Antelope Val. 126-LJ3...... ARBALL0 D. Gonzales Slocum Shea Gonzales Martin Fresno San Jose Santa Ana Cerritos Solam Cosumnes 134-LB...... PICHARDO Wilton Tackett Bertetto Ort iz Zehnder Diablo Val. Cypress Imperial Val. Long Beach Hancock Sacramento 142-LB ...... ARNOLD East Jacinto Zarp Buono LeBlanc Modesto Bakersfield Chabot Cerritos Golden West Orange Coast 150-LB...... BARDSLEY Meadows Willeman Noon Cox Rosenthal Santa Rosa Santa Ana El Camino Orange Coast Redwoods Chabot 158-LB ...... HOUCHENS Grunseth Snowden Jones Leifer Sams Modesto Contra Costa S. D. Mesa Riverside Long Beach El Camino 167-LB...... ANAYA Lewis Kalcevich Alvarez Buetschi Meffan Chabot Orange Coast Cypress Bakersfield Modesto El Camino 177-LB...... WAKEFIELD Loyst Spann Hale Casey Allen Cerritos San Jose Santa Ana Diablo Val. Orange Coast Palomar 190-LB...... CALDERON Schantz Gibson Bandel Stone Fisher San Jose Chabot Shasta Orange Coast Southwestern Riverside HVYWT. . . . . HUERTA Henry Hudson Van Worth Watson Sawyer Imperial Val. Cypress Chabot Bakersfield Fresno Cewitos

TEAM SCORING (Top 19) Chabot 73 San Jose 53 Bakersfield 45 Cemtos 43 Santa Ana 42 Orange Coast 41% Modesto 41% Cypress 34 Imperial Valley 51 Fresno 3i Diablo valley'30 Santa ~'osa17%, El ~&nino17, Shasta 14,' Long Beach i3, River- side 13, Redwoods 13, kontra cost; 12%, San Diego kity 11. Class 4A S~o~~~G-Butler76 Berry 68 Mt. Brook 56 Erwin 56 Hueytown 45% Lanier 40, MoptgomelY Lee 33, ~eniamidRussell 30, vistavia ~ills'24%,Walker 2d. Coffee 24 phlllips 22 Tuscaloosa 21 Autauga County 21, Johnson 19, Huntsville 17%, G&Om 15 ~hor10, ~airfiefd 10, Anniston 4%, Enterprise 4, Huntsville Lee 3, *ds2%. ~omewood2, Bradshaw 1% Jess Lanier 1%. g&~~-Yates(Jo) chamwon, Bailey (BR) 2nd, Evans (MB) 3rd, Sykes (Hue) 4th. 105-~~-Hendrur(C! Rookis (Bu), Taylor (T), Honeycutt (F); 112-LB-Howard (w)' pnkip (L). Mcclarn (Er), Guza (Bu). 119-LB-Porter (Hun), T. Downey (MB): Gogglns (AC), Fettke (Bu). 126-LB-R. 'DO-w (MB) Stollenwerck (ML) Williams Yaks (Bu). 132-~~-'walters(Er), Holley (LM)' Jackson (Bu), ~a&e(MB). lgd LB-~arksdaie (Be), Pate (T), Fortson (Bu), Shirley (MB); 145-LB-West (Er): Dic&on (W), Powell (C) Pritchard (L). 155-LB-Edlard (Be) Kennedy (Br) Orton ow Green (Hue). 167-Lh-wildsmith (~e),Blair (Hue), ~ndiews)P), ~ardr(Er). Igli~B-~ing (HU~),Bolton (VH), Lamm (Bu), Pillow (Be); HVYWT-Knight (L): Hubbard (Mi), Jones (PI, Frese (MB). Class 3A, 2A, A SCORING-Sheffield 95%, Gardendale 78, Alabama School for Blind 65, Jackson- "ille 58% Oxford 50% Guntersville 48%, Athens 45%, Brookwood 29% McAdory 29% Marian County 29' Fort Payne 24% Sf. Clair County 21 Tarrant 19 Brewer 16 Fult&dale 9, ~ewitt-~rkwille9, ~entrh8%, Midfield 5, john carroli 3, picken; County 0. 98-LB-Pruitt (4SB) champion, Weizinecken (At) 2nd. 105-LB-Erwin (Ga), Bean (MC)112-LB-Srmth (Sh), Barrett (Gu); 119-~~-Conn~er'(Sh), Burgess (Ja); 126-LB- ~rewJter (ASB), Howell (Sh); 132-LB-Kn- (01, W~lborn (FP) 138-LB-Anderson (At) Battles (Bro); 145-LB-Askew (Sh) Williams (ASB). 15$-LB-~allaoe (Ga), ~eb;ee(Gu); 167-LB-Fulghum (ASB), dtis (Ga); 185-~~L~arsh(Gu), Finch (Sh); HVYWT-Hurst (O), Schultz (Ga.) ARIZONA Class AAA SCORING-South Mountain 56 McClintock 53 Alhambra 47 North 31 Sahuaro 31 Sunnyside 29, Pueblo 25% kasa Grande 20 '~m~hitheateri9 Carl ~A~den18 y&a 18 Sunnyslope 17 MOO; Valley 15 ~revo;Browne 15, ~esa'14%, Cholla 14%: Santa ~iia14% cortez714 Tempe 14 katalina 12% Glendale 12% Chandler 12, Palo Verde 12, 'westwood i0%, ~hoeniiUnion 10, ~ehntral9, Tucson'9, Apollo 8%, Maryvale 8, Paradise Valley 8, Rincon 7, East 6%, Camelback 4, Coronado 4, Kafa 3, Salpointe 2, Flagstaff 1. 98-LB-Barrese (PVa) champion, Cohen (SM) 2nd, Pena (Me) 3rd, Silva (CH) 4th; 105-LB-Land (SM), Arambula (ma), Para (Sunnysi), Palma (Sunnysl). 112-LB- Zarnorano (Pue) Trejo (Cho) Rosada (SR) Pike (Mc). 119-LE-Bailey (Te) i ills (Mc) Muecke (N), ~ibry(Al); 12h-~B-~imm&s (G), 1~oe)cia(N), Logan (SM), 'smith (MC)~ 132-LB-Faust (CG) Painter (Te) Durazo (Pue) Larrinage (Sunnysi); 138-LB- Quezada (PU), Stuait (Al), ~chrniider (Cat), ~acairo(Am); 145-LB-Sarem (Cho), Fabrizio (PVe), Phillips (Al), Haynes (CG); 155-LB-Bannister (Ce), Meier (E), Clark (SM) Torrejon (Sah). 167-LB-Swerdfeger (MV) Boyle (W) Warren (Mc) Weaver (N); '185-~~-~nders&(Tu),.Murphy (Coro), ~eviin(MV), schoonover (sah);'HVYWT -Munoz (Y), Nance (Al), Mltchell (SM), Schmidt (TB). Class AA TEAMS-Agua Fria Bisbee Canyon del Coconino Coolidge, Flowing Wells, Globe Safford San ~znuelS'nowflake ~ol~esoiwinslow.' SB-~B-MO~~~(CdO) chkpion, ~aicelo(sM') 2nd, Cordova (Coc) 3rd; 105-LB- Harris (SM), Perez (AF), Molina (SdO); 112-LB-Clark (W), Freeman (FW), Carson (AF); 119-LB-Luther (W), Pema (SM), Carreon (SdO); 126-LB-Chaparra (AF), 40 THE OFFICIAL WRESTLING GUIDE 1974 Sar ent (Sn) Valdez (FW). 132-LB-Cruz (AF) Ramirez (T) Gardner (SdO). 138-L& Moka (sM~, Briscoe (AF), Hall (FW); 145-~B-~ancockIw), Swanger (FW), Kier (SdO); 155-LB-Ryan (Coc), Mitchell (W), Englehart (FW). 167-LB-Cutlip (FW) Eplmg (CdO) Green (Saf). 185-LB-Kelh (Sn), Dietrich' (FW), Rucker (C~O); HVYWT-B~~~~(Coo), Lott '(Fw), Mangun (AF). Class A SCORING-Dysart 83 Holbrook 60% Peoria 57 Gerard 51 Santa Cruz 38% Mingus 30 Tuba City k9 Buckeye 27' Window ~ock20, ~iliert17, Chinle 12: Marana 11' Phoenix lndia; 7 Bourgade '3. 98-LB-f. Murillo (Pe) champion, Belloo (SC) 2nd Reves (Ma) 3rd Willie (TC) 4th; 105-LB-Delarosa (D), Martinez (SC), ~o~eyumpthwa(TC), .Yazzie ?H); 112-LB- Pecina (Pe), Hernandez (D), Begay (H), Garcia (WR); 1J 9-LB- Vavazos (D), Perrales (SC), McShane (Ge), Holmes (TC);. 126-LB-Weaver (WR), Coin (TC), B. Murillo (Pe); 132-LB-C. Hmtze (Ge), Richlpe (Bu), Sllva (D), Been (Hi); 138-LB-B, Hintze (Ge), Delgado (D), Garcia (H), Fields (Pe),; 145-LB-&rch (Ge) McKaney (SC) Glshle (H) West (Ma). 155-LB-Geafy (Mi), Papa (C), Slade (H) Carrillo (D I 16,-~B-~;ans (D), ~ahimeister(H), Sdvester (Bu), Hunter (Mi); 18.5-LB-Young (Dl: Drew (Bu), Beber (Gi), Salazar (H); HVYWT-Carrasco (Pe), Burgess (Mi), Royle (H), Harvey (Gi). Class B-C TEAMS-Apache Junction, ASDB, Benson. Blue Ridge Clifton, Fredonia, Joseph City Round Valley Sahuarita. St. Johns Valley ~illiamH. 96-LB-E. Baca [SJ) champion, Ja. R& (RV)'2nd, J. Gornez (C) 3rd, Wolfe (JC) 4th- 105-LB-M. Gomez (C) L. Pacheco (BR) Udall (RV) Owens (Be). 112-LB-Fenn (~ej,JO Ray (RV) ~alesteka(ASDB) ~raiado((2). I~~-LB-C. aka (RV) Tapia (Be) BGtton (F) i'oung (JC). 126-LB-~rona (RV~Jaramillo (BR) stewah (AJ) Berrh (Be); 132:~B-~rost (BR), Trueba (W), Padilla (C), Maloney '(Rv); 138-~B-) Halpert (W), Redden (BR), Hdl (RV), Stuppi (ASDB). 145-LB-M Baca (RV) Mendenhall (W), Fish (JC), Scarbrough (SJ); 155-LB-E. '~acheco (BR)', Meyer (~a): Madrd (SJ) DeZonio (Be). 167-LB-Barrera (Be), Smithson (V), Wakeford (SJ), Clark (BR); i85-~~-0.'~onn~ll(JC), Steinmetz (W), Starr (C), Jones (BR); HVYWT- Ramirez (ASDB), Garcia (BR), R. Baca (SJ), Gutierez (RV). CALIFORNIA SCORING-Monte Vista 41 Clovis 38 Mjraleste 33% Oak Grove 29 Bolsa Grande 26%. Mt. Miguel 26, Merced b3, Santa ~ana19, ~antaAa18%, ~adera'l8,El Dorado 18, Fairfield 17%, Orange Glenn 17, Kingsburg 16, South Bakersfield 16, Lompec 16, LynBrook 15% Placer 15%, El Cajon 15, Cordova 14, Washington 13%, Kennedy 13 Ione 13, Los ~rni~os13, Corcoran 13, Central 13, Bakersf~eld 13, Redondo 12%' Watsonville 12, Sunnyh/lls 12, Atwater 12, Mt. Diablo 11% Cabrillo 1,Gun; 111/2, Buchser 11, La Mirada 11 Simi Valley 11 Gonzales 11 ' Del Valle 11 Rancho Alamitos 11 Mt. View 10% ~iestrnoor 10, LO; Gatos 10, bothi ill 10, ~adifica10 Torrance 10: Berkeley 9, Peterson 9, Overfelt 8%, Helix 8, Livingston 7, Grace ~avis 6, Terra Nova 6, Santa Ana Valley 6, Clayton Val!ey 5, Madison 5, Pacific 4%, Yerba Buena 4%, Granite Hills 4% Lassen 4, Enterprise 4, Anderson 4, Highlands 4 Mira Lorna 4, Turlock 4, San M&OS 4, South Hills 4, Patrick Henry 4, ~iramonti 4, Davis 3, Orland 3, Red Bluff 3, Willows 3, Castle Park 3, West Covina 3. Cuper- tino 3, Salinas 3 Monta Vista 3 Napa 3 Terra Linda 3 James Logan 2% Buena Park 2% ~ug,hsdn2 Manteca 2' ~odestl2 Oakdale 2 khico 2 Lincoln 2' Gross- , mont 2 highland 2 horth ~akeisfield2 ~aiteFe 2 ~eiand2 ~htioch2 ~ilifornia School 'of Deaf 2, Mission San Jose 2,' washington' 2, ~remdnt2, ~cci~monds2, Oakland 2. 37 teams tied with 1. 98-LB-Contreras (Ki) champion, Siscon (MM) 2nd Williams (Cab) 3rd, Baker (LM) 4th. 106-LB-Flemming (ED) Smith (LA), ~iller' (Gu) Kravagna (To). 11543- ~loies(Made) Guerrero (tori) Guevara (Go) Scott (MD). 123--~~-1a&relli (Fa), Pilcher (cordf, Giacoma (DV), ' Gantzer .(Me); ' 130-~~-~ro&i(Lorn), Cesena (MM) Bendeck (RA) Hejnal (Pe). 136-LB-Vieua (EC) Baxter (Clo) Espinoza (BG) lo re; (Ke); 141-~B~~arrett(~irile), Hudson (~onte~);Harris (~e),'Rowland (Be); '148-LB -Whipple (Santan), Taylpr (MonteV), Draper (SMari). Cook (Cr). 157-LB-Austin (BG) Parker (Wat) Wilkinson (Clo) Anderson (Fo). 168-LB-jackson (Mirale), ~an;in~(Was), ~ocha(Ba), Lrnn (LG); 178-~~-~eL;on(OGr), Bracamonte. (Ce) Kobylarczyk (SV), Zabinsky (OGI); 194-LB-BulI (SB), Fultcher (OGr), Brazil (I): Muro (SMari); 238-LB-Anderson (PI), Bishop (Ly), Coppens (Su), Bever (Buc). COLORADO Class AAA SCORING-Fort Morgan 48 Montrose 42 Greeley West 27 Arvada West 25 Pueblo East 24%, Wasson 24, ~itchkll20%, ~a&r20, Arapahoe '19%, Loveland i9, Ken- SCHOLASTIC REVIEWS nedy 18% 18 Fruita 17 Englewood 16 Greeley Central 16 Fort Collins 15% Arvada li, ~i~hland14%, ~edr~ewashington' 13, Pueblo Central '12, Grand ~unctioi 10, Wheat Ridge 10, Pueblo South 9%, Bear Creek 8, Longmont 8, Grand Junction Central 7% Douglas County 6% Adams City 6, Coronado 6, Abraham Lincoln 5, Lakewood 3, Ranum 4, r room fie id 3, Littleton 3, Alamosa 2%, Boulder 2, Cheyenne Mountain 2, Fairview 2, Golden 2, Merritt-Hutton 2, Trinidad 2, Alameda 1, Cen- taurus 1 Durango 1 Jefferson 1 Pueblo County 1, Poudre 1. 98-~d-~bayta(&) champion: Rivas (PCe) 2nd, Parra (PE) 3rd, Archuleta (Co) 4th- 105-LB-Jost (KWa) Silz (FM) Dolan (Mo) Hunt (Wa). 112-LB-Martinez (GW~),Mondragon (wR),' christensen' (FM), ~ucero'(Mo);. ll9-~i)-~ix(FC), Velas- quez (Lov), Wilfong (Wa), Arrietta (PS); 126-LB-Garrison (Mo), Mallon (Ara), Perkins (Wa) 132-WB-Barnard (E), Griffith (Mi), Kaiser (FM) Sheeley (GWe); 138-~~-Lins&x1m(Mo), Pogorelz (FM), May (Lov), Hughes (G~c); 145-LB-Price (FM) Trump (Fr) Bressler (AW) Haskell (Lam) 155-LB-Mitchell (H), Jeffcoat (~reb),Murray (PE), Brill (Ara); 167-~~-~~adi(AW), Kelsic (K), Sapp (Ml), Ahlberg (De). 185-LB-Johnson (Arv) Bechthold (GWe) Rosengrant (Lon), Opperman (Lak); HV$WT-MCG~~~~(Lam), cGphers (GJ), ~onner'(BC),Berry (K). Class AA SCORING-Burlington 77%, Wray 63, Eaton 33%, Buena Vista 30%, Fowler 25%, Steamboat Springs 25 Olathe 24% Windsor 20% Moffat County 16, Center 15% Rifle 15, Sheridan 13: Bruch 12, dedaredge 12, University 12, Gunnison 11, Meeker 11 Woodland Park 11 Fort Lupton 10 Las Animas 10 Salida 10 Yuma 10 Clear ~rkek9, Hotchkiss 9, ~ockyFord 9, ~ig'hlandAult 8, &cio 8, ~ohain-~ort'carson 7%, Crowley County 7, St. Joseph 5, Glenwood Springs 3%. Paonia 3, Weld Central 3, Erie 2, Lake County 2, Rangely 2, Roosevelt 2, Walsenburg 2, Akron 1, Denver Christian 1 Estes Park 1 Monte Vista 1 Sargent 1 98-LE-Jhamillo(Cen)

CONNIECTICUT ClAC SCORING-Staples 6334, Conard 57, Ledyard 45%, Milford 34%. Avon 30f/z, Dan- bury 29% Waterford 27 Bulkeley 22% Hartford Publ~c22, Westhill 21, Wilton 21 Pulaski 26%, Bristol ~aitern19, ~imsb&y 18, Bristol Central 17, East Catholic 13: Hall 12, .Brien McMahon 11, Wamogo 10 Brookfield 7 Montville 6% Wethersfield 6%, Killingly 5%, Maloney 5, Saint ~ernards4, plat; 3, Trumbull'2, Penny 1, Glastonbury 1, Greenwich 1, St. Pauls 1. 98-LB-Allegra (Mi) ohampion, Dube (BE) 2nd, Vasquez (Bu) 3rdr, Spence (SB) 4th. 1015-LB-Eeaudry (C) Hadelman (Mi) Keating (Wi) Bearden (L). 112-LB- ~kderson(Wat), ~illiami(Wes), Mancini '(c), Zola (~al);119-~E--~e&dith (Sta), Johnson (A), Penchoff (C), Watson (HP); 126-LB-Brown (BC), Pollack (D) Adon (L), 42 THE OFFICIAL. WRESTLING GUIDE 1974 Aksomitas (Wet). 132-LB-Luedke (Sta), Gladue (L), Jones (HP), Gribbin (Bro); 138-LB-~ndersoi (A) Cecchini (Wes), Kisiel (Wam), Kreuger (Wat); 145-LB- Sanderson (Si) ~ollii(Pu) Harrington (HP), Fialkoski (Mo); 155-LB-Henderson (Wi), Adams (h~),~antacroLe (Wat), Lerner (L); 167-LB-Godall (D), White (EC), Littauer (Sta) Kaplowitz (Hal) 185-LB-Balesky (Bu) Hanners (Sta) Oberg (C), Kalizinski (M): HVYWT-Lynch '(~ta),Gabriele (C), pats'iga (La), ~ianch;(Pu). DELAWARE TEAMS-A. I. duPont, Archmere, Brandywine, Caesar Rodney, Cape Henlopen, Christiana, Claymont, Concord, Conrad, DeLaWarr, Delcastle, Delmar Dickinson, Dover Dover A.F Friends, Howard, Indian River, Lake Forest ade el, McKean, ~iddcetown,~ilfoyd, Mt. Pleasant, Newark P. S duPont St. ~hdrews St. Marks Salesianum, Sanford, Seaford, Smyrna, Susskx ce&al, ~a&all,Tower ill, ~illia; Penn, Wilmington, Woodbridge. 98-LB-McElwee (Chrj champion. Neal (SC) 2nd Raybuck (Sm) 3rd 107-LB- Williams (B), Jordan (Dl), Terrell (IR); 115-LB-~piskopo (Di), Xedus (MP), Krespan (Conc); 123-LB-Vam (CH), Griest (Mc), Bastianelli (SC); 130-LB-Buckworth (Ta), Anderson (Chr), Rankin (TH); 136-LB-Foster (WP), Wegman (Chr), Benedict (B). 141-LB-Smith (DI),Laganosky (B), Hannlg (Sal); 148-LB-Rigby (CR), Larence (IR): McCommons Mid); 157-LB-Crimm~ns (Conc), Coulbourn (WP), Meyer (Conr); 167- LB-Attix (Sm\. Rosario (DLW), Hughes (Ta); 189-LB-Hart (Ar), White (Mc), Gibbs (CH); HVYWT-Chrzanwski (Ar), Millman (B), Hicks (Mil). FLORIDA SCORING-Coral Park 48%, Manatee 37%, Palmetto 34%, Stranahan 291/2, North- ' western 26%. Miami Springs 26. Fort Pierce Central 23, McArthur 23, South Miami 20 Melbourne 16% Miami Military 14% Miramar 13% Charlotte 13 Pompano each 12, ~oll~woo~Hills 12, Coconut deck 11, Naples 'lo, ~ialeah-~IamiLakes 10, Coral Gables 9, Cooper City 8, Robinson 8, Norland 7%. Orange Park 7, Lyman 5%, Merritt Island 5, Jupiter 4, Rockledge 3, Brandon 2%, Chamberlain 2, Kathleen 2, Killian 2, Santa Fe 1 Boca Raton 1, Bolles 1. Boyd Anderson 1, Cocoa 1, Cypress Lake 1, Crystal River 1. Dixie Hollins 1, East Bay 1, Glades Central 1, 1 Largo 1, Northeast 1, Piper 1, Plant City 1, Ribault 1, Riverview 1, Satellite 1, Miami Beach 1, Plant 1. 1 98-LB-Miramla .(W)champipn, Jones (Mel) 2nd, Holloway 3rd, Boyette (HML) 4th; 105-LB-Ruffrn (NW), Pilger (Ma). Weatherspoon (FPC), Pennington (CC). 112-LB-Collins (St), Davis (PB), Potash (CP). Holstrom (Mi); 119-LB-Ramos (MM)' Mathis, Engle (Me13, Mitchuson (CP); 126-L,B-Soderholm (Pa), Langstrom (HH): Dillon (Ma), Hardy (J); 132-LB-Brook (Mir), Fors (CP), Rounsaval (Pa), D'Amour (HML); 138-LB-Pratt (pa), Mena (CP), Prosuch (OP), Miller KC); 145-LB-Mdy (St), Barnes (McA), Miller (Rob), Daugherty (Na): 155-LB-Smith (FPC), Samuel (Ma), Morant (SM), Lewis (McA); 167-LB-Morris (.NW), Ryan ,(SM). Costello (Na) Hill (Ly); 185-LB-Long (MS), Lloyd (Char), Davis (Ma), Smith (CC); HVYWT~ Jones (MS), Seabrook (CCr), Tezanos (CG), Fletcher (McA). GEORGIA Class AAA \ SCORING-Columbia 54%, Chamblee 48, Walker 44%, Macon Southwest 37l/2, Briarcllff 37 Peachtree 36 Towers 34% Macon Northeast 32% Avondale 27% Rossville 254. Baker 23 ~ikeside23 ~h&okee19 WR Northside 'l5%, Tift count; 14% R. L. Osborne 9 kewnan 8 ~knderson7 ~buth~bbb 7 Warner Robins 4%. ~larlkton4, Rockdale 'county 3, sprayberry 3, wheeler 3, ~a~ian~e2, Campbell 2, Marietta 1. 98-LB-Snoderly (Cha) champion Jimerson (Co) 2nd Wells (H) 3rd, Spivey (MS) 4th; 105-LB-Frost (Co) Cato (~al)Romano (P) '~oyce (MN). 112-LB-Harvey (Cha), McManus (Lak), hi, Upchurch '(TO) Blakely '(~ol:llg-~BL~ining (Br), Ro. h Upchurch (To) Edmonds (MN) Ross (TC). 126-LB-Thach (To) Swanson (Ros), Barnes (N), ~Leeler(WRN); 13i-~~-~essio&(MN), Gamer (~al).'Durham (WRN), Snydor (Ba); 138-LB-Beckman (P) Brown (Ros) Ferguson (WRN) Plavcan (Co). 145-LB-Saville (Br) Hall (Ba) Whhtmann (Wal) ' Ryan (Cl). 155-LB-Walker he)' Lucas (A) Tibiler (P) Helms '(~r).167-LB-~ovky (Cha) ~c~inne~(MS) ~eonRrd (Lakl ~h;ek (RLO). ~s~-LB-c~~wH (Co) Knight (A), Star; (P), Gary (SC); HVYW- Blackstock (Wal), Hi11 (MS), Bell (TC), illery (Ba). Class AA SCORING-Westminster 55, Troup 511/2. Woodward Acad. 49. East Rome 45, West Rome 32%, Fitzgerald 31%, Southwest DeKalb 27%, Ringgold 25, Shamrock 21%.

- SCHOLASTIC REVIEWS 43 Baldwin 21 North Springs 18 Pepperell 16 Darlington 15% Stephens County 13 Ridgeview i2%, Gainesville 11: Washington 'County 8, Perry b, Dykes 6, Marist 2: Headland 2. 98-LB- (Pep) champion Thomas (B) 2nd Lawrence (WC) 3rd J Griffin (ER) 4th. 105-LB-N. Eastham ~esjm)Newman (R&) McLain (T) Ball \wR). 112-LB- ~rekman(ER) J. Hall (F) ~artin'(~h)Brooks (~j.I~~-LB-JO;~S (SD) Seilers (WR) Moore (T) ~)ower(F). i26-~~-~talli;lgs(Wa) j. Eastham (Westm)' R Hall (F)' Ferguson (bep)- 132-L&B. Griffin (ER) Grant (kin) Henderson (NS) ~eiiz(~estm): 138-LB--L. riffi in (ER), Godby (Sh) kft (~estmf,Howard (Dy). '145-~~-Morg& (T) Young (WA) French (B) ~ebehon(Westin). 155-LB-Erb (ba) Grace (SD) ~iiliams(Per), ~hllivan (ER);' 167-LB-Tidwell (did), Brewer (WA), herlovich (F): Willis (SC); 185-LB-Cescutti (WR), Cottle (T), Collins (SC), Murray (G); HVYWT- Lewis (Westm), Connell (NS), Bass (WA), Longshore (T). Class A-B SCORING-Rockmart 114%, Lithonia 84, M. D. Collins 50%, Briarwood 41. Com- merce 391/2, Palmetto 33, Stone Mountain 28, Campbell 27%, Norcross 27, College Park 26, Sandy Springs 24%, Jefferson 24, Lakeshore 22, Weshvood 17, Murray County 16%, Bremen 16, North Hall 12, Georgia Acad. Blind 9, Carrollton 5%, Hapeville 4, Lovett 4, Aquinas 2. 98-LB-Robertson (CP) champion. Statham (R) Znd, Bowles (P) 3rd, Burchfield (SM) 4th. '05-LB-McGuire (Li), Reed (Com), Murphy (R), Nichols (W): 112-LB- tamph her'(^), Lofton (T), Hopper (MDC), Foster (NH); 119-LB-Brown (P), Humphries (Norc), Philhps (R). Mlller (MDC); 126-LB-Long (R), Rogers (Norc), Robinson (CP), Savage (Bri); 132-LB--Davis (R), Freeman (Li), Powers (SS). Smith (Com): 138-LB- Moon (Com), Dorough (MPC), Flowers (La), Yates (R); 145-LB-King (MIX), Lind- sey (R), Benton (Cam), Smith (Li); 155-LB-Whitehead (Li), Reed (Bri), Wade (Cam). Atkins (J); 167-LB-Ansle,y (SM), Oglesby (SS), Dorsey (GAB). Trulove (NH); 185-LB -Harper (Li), Hilburn. (R), Huston (La), Rogers (Bre); HVYW-Rickley (Br), Hawk (LI), Ramsey (McC), Slmmons (MDC). HAWAII TEAMS-Baldwin, Castle, Farrington, Kailua, Kalani. Kamehameka Konawaena Iolani, Lehainaulna, Leilehua, McKinley, Punahou, Radford, St. ~ntho;~,St. ~ouis: Waialua, Waipahu. 98-LB-Tonai (B) champion, Muranaka (SL) 2nd Fukumoto (F) 3rd Hav (KO) 4th. 105-LB-Jay (Kam), Ono (Le) Onaga (M), S. Canne IR). 112-~~1Motooka(~a): Frame (R) Sokugawa (Waip), Namiki (Kal); 119-~~-~a&naga(F), Dawson (R), Matsumoto' (SL) Jones (P). 126-LB-Fuiino One (Kam), Paet (B). Aleiado (R); 132-LB-~amagukhi (Waip),' Lopes (B), ~al&eras (Kal), Rotz (P); 138-LB-Smith (Waip), Pagdilao (B), Street (SA), Laeha (Kam); 145-LB-Nakamoto (B), Powell (Wala) Green () Parker (KO) 155-LB-Devos (Kal) M Canne (R) Onasrh (I) collier' (Kai); 167-LR-Lee (SL),'Murray (M), ~alalau'(L;), West (1185-LB--' Kalama (Kai), Tanaka (SL) Santos (C) Gomes (Kam); 200-LB-Lolotai (I), Hawkins (Kal), Matsushima (SL), Gabriel (Waip); HVYWT-Cho (Waip), Tyler (P), Noa (Karn), Cwnmings (SL). IDAHO Class A SCORING-Pocatello 89% Skyline 60 Snake River 53 Nampa 48, Sonth Fremont 42, Bonneville 38, Capital 36, illackfooi 30, Idaho Falls' 27%, Burley 25%, Mokcow 25, Jerome 21%. Preston 21, Shelley 19, R~gby18, Borah 15, Lewiston 14%, Vallivue 13%. Twin Falls 12. Highland 10, Meridian 7%, Minlco 61/2, Bear Lake 5, Sandpoint 2, Boise 3, Coeur d'Alene 3, Post Falls 3, Caldwell 2, Emmett 2, Kellogg 2, Madison V. 101-LB-Pieper (SR) champion Morris (Bl) 2nd Edgington (SF) 3rd. Weigle (J) 4th. 108-LR-Orme (IF) ~olfle; (SR) ~artshorn'(L) Peterson (R). 115-LB-Avila (PO;), Webb (Poc). ~onei(Sk), Moore on); 122-~~--koung(Poc), dcherhinski (SR), Anderson (Bon) Robinson (Bu). 129-LB-Halverson (Mo) Frlsbee (Cap) Taylor (Sk) Prire (Bl). 135:~~-~aker(cap) Banning (Poc) ~atsuri(Bl). Mullen (k). 141-~R: ~e~hambLau(N), Mansfield (~h'),Gresham (pic), Swan (Mo); 148-~~-~o&ss(Sk), Johnson (SF), Jorgenson (Poc), Tones (Bor); 158-LB-Womack (Bl). Matson (L), Casperson (Sk), McCoy (Cap); 170-LB-Soott (Poc), McKain (TF), Allen (SF). Bar- tausky (SR); 188-LB-Hansen (Sk), Garrett (Bu), Smith (SR), Hall (N); HVYWT- Bullen (Bon), Winters (N), Maloney (R), Amsden (N). Class B SCORING-Teton 71%. Firth 46%. Marsh Vallev BEST IN CONNECTICUT CIAC: L-R, front-Allegra (Milford), Beaudry (Canard), Henderson (Waterford), Meredith (Staples), Brown (Bristol Central), Kuedke (Staples). back-Anderson (Avon), Sanderson (Simsbury), Henderson (Wilton), Goodell anb bury): Balesky (Bulkeley), Lynch (Staples).

DELAWARE'S FINEST: L-R, front-McElwee (Christiana), Williams (Bmndywine), Episcopo (Dickinson) Vann (Cape Henlopen), Buckworth (Tatnall), Foster (Wzlliam Penn); back-Smith {~ickinson),Rigby (Caesar Rodney), Crimrnons (Concord), Attix (Smyrna), Hart (Archmere), Chrzanowski (Archmere).

CALIFORNIA CHAMPIONS: .LSR, front-Contreras (Kingsburg), Flemming (El Dorado) Flores (Madera), Ianarelli (Fatrfield), Grossi (Lompoc), Vieira (El Cajon); back-~arre& (Miraleste), Whipple (Santana), Austin (Bolsa Grande), Jackson (Miraleste), DeLeon 1 (Oak Grove), Bull (South Bakersfield), Anderson (Placer). SCHOLASTIC REVIEWS Clearwater Valley 13% Soda Springs 13% Wallace 13 Parma 12 Bishop Kelly 11, Orofino 10% North ~im10 Challis 8 idv vale 8 ~e&Blyrnouth'8 Sugar-Salem 7, Fruitland 6i/z' Bonners ~erry'6 ~imbeil~6, ~almdn6 West ~effersAn 5, Raft River 4, St. ~aries'4,Lapwai 3, ~iddleton3, Glenns Ferry >%, Grace 2%, Homedale I%, Wendell 1. 101-LB-Sherbine (WR) champion, S. Maynes (Lak) 2nd, Brady (BK) 3rd. Berry (T) 4th. 108-LB-Hanna (Mc) Jurkovich (Wa) Dalley (T) Rosas (Ab). 115-LB- Madsen ' (Fir), Tefferson (wR).' D. Maynes (~ak). ~lorfi~ld'.(AF); 122-i~~~ennett (MV), Crockett (NG), West (D), Rupp (Ka). 129-LB-Ripplinger (T), Jarvis (CV), Velasquez (Ab) Wiggins (Mc). 135-~~-~e&ow(NF) Price (But) Clapier (NP), Williams (AF); '141-LB-~arsons'(~), McBride (Ku), Braiseth (P), Ball '(s~s); 148-LB- Fostef (T), h4atthews (D), Harrington (Ka). Thometz (Buh); 158-LB-Wetherbee (Fir), Beus (SoS), Burns (0).Rhodes (Buh); 170-LB-L. Hatcher (Gran) Griff (Fil), Hansen (T) Kurz (Fr); 188-LB-Jones (MV), Coburn (But), Vogt (Mldy), B. Hatcher (Gran); HVYWT-Willman (Ca), Lenz (NF), Talbot (Ab), Ellsworth (Fir). lLLlN04S SCORING-Fenton 29% Sterling 25 Cohokia 22 Joliet West 20, Maine East 20, Moline 19. Dixon 18%, East Leyden i8%, Granite'City 17%, Bloomington 17, West Chicago 17, Homewood-Flossmoor 15% New Trier East 15%, Naperville Central 15, West Leyden 15, Tilden 14%, Maine North 14, Lyons 14, Proviso East 14, Yorkville 14 Kewanee 12% Deerfield 12, Joliet Central 11%. Hersey 11, Reavis 11, Glenbard North 11, Kelvyn Park 11, Niles North 11, East Moline 10. Rock Island 10, Belleville East 9, Dunbar 9, Grant 9, Glenbard South 9, Woodruff 9, Rlverdale 9, Lake View 8 Camel 8 Aurora East 7% Downers Grove North 7 Glenbard West 7 Rockford ~gfferson7, kt. Charles 6, wGeeling 5, Normal 41% M&shall 4, is en how& 4, Pekin 4, Savanna 4, Zion-Benton 4, Decatur 31/ Larkin 3. Romeoville 3, Lamphier 3, Maine West 2%, New Trier West 2%, ~andbu?g 2%, Rich East 2%, Bogan 2, DeKalb 2, York 2, Evergreen Park 2, Highland 2. Lincoln 2, North Chicago 2, Oak Forest 2, Guilford 2. Rockford West 2, Roxana 2, Rich C'entral 1%, Forest View 1, Fenpler 1, Lane 1, Washington 1, Illinois Valley Central 1, Hillcrest 1, MacArthur 1, Liberty- ville 1. Mundelein 1, Mt. Zion 1, Palatine 1, Lake Park 1, Springfield 1, Stockton 1, Willowbrook 1, Waukegan 1. Others: Glenbrook South, Alleman. Thornwood. 98-LB-Horawitz (MN) champion, Cabrera (JW) 2nd, Gunzberg (HF) 3rd, Dye (Fent) 4th; 105-LB-Almada (WL), Maxey (JC), Smith (EM), Lapinski (GC); 112-LB-- Matlwk (Yorkv), Commisso (Ste), Sylverne (ME), Welter (Grant): 119-LB--Hardnett (PE). Sherman (Dee) Benson (Du), Davis (RJ); 126-LB-Wedell (Ly), Hill (Bl), McKillen (Car), zeds ski (GlenbS); 132-LB-Ruffin (Di), Zimmer (NN), Savagnago (GN), 1dera.n. (AE), 138-LB-Angel1 , (Mo), Perry (Fent), Reeder (BE), Padilla (Ti); 145-LB-Chlnco (NC) Haywood (Cah) Bates (RI) Brown LV) 155-LB-Holland (EL) Breedlove (~e;) Unhock (Re) ' Woodward '(DGN) 167-L~-~eloover(Ste) ~ohnion (Al) ~c~ullu&(JW) rani (ME). 185-~~-~&kin~(WC), washingto; (Th), ~iebert'(Fent). Stephens i~iv);HVYWT-S~~W~~~ (NTE), Pancratz (He), Berg- man (Cah), Nino (KP). INDIANA

IOlWA Class AAA SCORING-Jefferson 51% Washington 50 Waterloo West 43% Cedar Falls 42 Ames 37, Urbandale 28, FOA Dodge 21%, wa on City 20, Runnells i9l/r~,Webster it; 46 THE OFFICIAL WRESTLING GUIDE 1974 18'/2, Waterloo East 17, Waverly-Shell Rock 16%. Ankeny 15%, Bettendorf 14, LeMars Central 14, Indianola 13, Davenport Central 11, Clinton 11, Ottumwa 11, Marion 10, Boone 8, Kennedy 8, Prairie 8, Valley 7, Harlan 6%, Charles City 6, Crestwood 6, Dowling 6, Roosevelt 6, Hoover 2, Newton 2, Technical 2. Others: Fort Madison, Burlington. 98-LB-Finmgan (Am) champion. Hinrichsen (Cl) 2nd McCue (Mar) 3rd Hitten- miller (J) 4th. 105-LB-Vornbrock (LC'), Ray (Was) ~ueth'(U), Lampe (FM); i l 2-LB- Jones (Was) our lam (WC) Teach (P) Anderson \~a).119-LB-Jones (Was) Wilker- ?on (0) ~drse(MC) ~ibbe; (WC). 12k-~B--Bentrun(j) Kinney (Am) ~rawh~(FD) ~hoadeH (CF) 132-i~-~acek(CF) Manning (WE) iuspann (FD),' Downey (~0); 138-~B-~immkrman(J) Norris (I)' Weisinger (FMI). Vance (CC). 145-LB-Norrzs (An) Edmondson (U) kay (K) ~arkness (J). 155-LB-Cordes (WW) Craig (DC) Jone)s (Ru), ~tockber~er(MC); 167-L~-~utherlind(CF), Johnson (J), ~eistikow(ww): Bickert (MC); 185-LB-Wright (Be), Stuckey (Am), Nickerson (WSR), Parsons (CF); HVYWT-BowIsby (WW), Klssinger (Bu), Deike (WSR), Anderson (Cr). Class AA SCORING-Britt 61, Ea le Grove 52, Clarion 35, Creston 34%, New Hampton 33, Algona 24, Mt. Vernon 28, Humboldt 22, Lewis Central 21 Beckman 20 Pleasant Valley 17, Nevada 15%, Decorah 14%, Osage 13%. Carlisle '13 HamptonY13 Lake Mills 13, Saydel 12, Corning 11, South Tama County 11, ~onkM-F-L 9.'~oose Lake 9 Clear Lake 8 Turkey Valley 8 Cherokee Washington 7 Adel 6 Glenwood 6. Nor& Tama 6, ~i&urney 6, centerviile 5, Winterset 5, ~tlanhc4, ~duntAyr 4 West Union North 4, Red Oak 4, St. Albert 4, St. Ansgar 4, West Marshall 3, williams: burg 3. DeWitt Central 2, Sheldon 2, Strawberry Point 2. 98-LB-Hagen (Br) champion, Digman (Be) 2nd. Abel (Cr) 3rd. Fauble (PV) 4th. 105-LB-Morgan (EG), Perez (Ha), Henrichsen (GL) Thornton (Dec); 112-~~-~oward (Cr), McCart (EG), Nielsen (Al), Hammes (Si); 119-LB4tevenson (Br), Wilson (Cla) Echard (MFL, Hayes (Cr); 126-LB-Howlett (Br), Woodall (EG), Boos (NH). ~er& mann (TV). 132-LB-Allan (LC), Dummett (Br), Tobin (Be). Moe (Dec). 138-LB- Martin (~l),'Peterson (PV), Ruby (Sa), Jens (GI); 145-LB-Hanson (Hu), ~r6ulik(MV), Diemer (Br), Brown (Ad); 155-LB-Asche (EG). McPheiren (Co) Sphroeder (Cla) Reimers (Hu); 1 67-LB-Ball (NH) Wedmore (STC) Erickson (~i)Huffnrd (MV).' 185-LB--Smith (Cla), Harris (~a),'Fredericks (0). Opperman (NT): HVYWT-~reb; (Nev), Stensrud (LM), Boggess (NH), Templeman (CW). Class A SCORING-Lisbon 48, Reinbeck 34, Twin Rivers 30 Logan-Magnola 27, Plainfield 25, Durant 22 Columbus 20%, Denver 20. Guthrie Cmter 18, North Mahaska 17, Marcus 16. Greenfield 15. West Harrison 15, Wilton 15, Gilmore City-Bradgate 14, Grundy Center 14 Iowa Valley 14 Riceville 14. Morning Sun 13 Ackley-Geneva 12 Graettinger 12 ~aAesville12. ~ingiley-pierson12 ~ondnrant-~arrir11. North ~entrai 11 Ballard 9 ' ~vsart-Geneseo 9 LaPort City 9' PleasantviIIe 9 Colfax 8 Beaman- ~dnrad6 ~eliePlaine 6, Lenox 6 Midland 6 ~riCountv 6 ~ildord51/2 ~bckValley 5, New Monroe 4, SE Warren 4: Neola 4, Bussey 4, orw walk 3, George 2, Harris- Lake Park 2 Interstate-35 2 Treynor 2 98-LB-Draper (GrC) champion, ~e~rdnd(Li) 2nd Bakken (De) 3rd Makey (GuC) 4th. 105-LB-Englart (Li). Brorlerson (NC) Pentico (~"RI.Yileck (BPI. il2-~~-~wover re) Nelson (De) Gordon (Ple) ~enn&(Li) 119-LB-Smith (IV): McClnre (MS) Robb7 (LP) ratl laid fTR)- 126-~~-Deike(~laj Bierman (Ma) Yohe (Colf). ~ri& (TO. 132:~B-~md (Li) '~chuling (BF). Scott' (TR) Ibelhg '(AGJ. 138-LB-Boom (~i),'Frohling (GuC). ~butrh(LM) Pegorick id).' 145-LE-~eith' (Re) Carpenter (Pla), Esser (LM). Satern (TR); 155-~B-~itrhell(~i): Burbridge (WH), ~krr(DG), Haynes (Le); 167-LB-Ballard (Re). MnKibben (KR, Otriatt (LM). Peters (Colu); 185- LB-Tmpstra (NMa). Thomason (I). Finke (Colu), Fisher (GCB); HVYWT-Fume (Du), Boecker (Gra), Osterhout (Ba), Juchems (BC).

KANSAS Class 5A SCORING-Hutchinson 56. Wichita West 48, Shawnee Mission West 37%, Wichita Heights 36. Wichita Sooth 35, Shawnee Mission NW 34% Wichita SE 33M, Shawnee Mission Enst 29% Topeka 24 Wichita North 19% ~aw&ce 18% Wichita East 13, Shawnee Mission Nnrth 11. Shawnee Mission ~011th10. washingtin 7 Wyandotte 7. 98-LB-Shottler (WS) champion. Rabinonitz (WSE) 2nd Yearbv (L) 3rd Convers (SMW) 4th: 105-LB-Barber (SME), Breipohl (L) ~chraeier(SMNW) ~ch'medemm (WW- 1 12-Lt%Farlev (H) Martin (WS) McRav &ME). Lvnch (WH): 'I 19-LB-Smith (wN): Frank (H) ~oster'(W). ~orAe (SMW). 126-LB-Hombeck (WS), White (WSE), Gllmar (H), Gillispie (L); 132-LB-Hassig (SMW), Hamby (H), Keeler (WSE), SCHOLASTIC REVIEWS 47 Harris (WH) 138-LB-Figures (WW) Cook (SME) Bowers (WN) Beer (SMS). 145-LB-Bell '(wH), Moxley (WE), whey (WW), ~Lmmerville (T); i55-~~-~ahne; (SMNW), McClay (WW), Cooksey (WSE), Boyle (SMW); 167-LB-Spradling (SMW), Kaylor (WW), Baar (H), Smlth (T); 185-LB-Ih~nlap (SMNW), Brady (SMN), Motley (H), Williams (WE); HVYWT-Jackson (T), Jackson (WH), Doughty (Wa), Volk (SMS). Class 4A SCORING-Newton 53, Garden City 50%, Junction City 40%, Arkansas City 37%, Emporia 35, Leavenworth 26, Dodge C~ty25%, Salina Central 25, Great Bend 18 Topeka West 15, Liberal 12%, Carroll 12, Hays 10, Derby 8, El Dorado 7%, Coffey; ville 5, Highland Park 5, Seaman 5, Chanute 5, Salinn South 1. 98-LB-Beck (DC) champion McKee (TW) 2nd Dhea (De) 3rd Whithorn (Co) 4th, 105-LB-Bam (GC), Korte (AC~Tomes (HP), wesf (Em); 112-~~i~olpe(JC), ~arrisoi (N), ,Kleysteuben (GC), Allen (AC); 119-LB-Jarvis (Le), Sielert (Em), Aaron (Ca), Morris (Ch 126-LB-D. Thaw (N) Stein (SC) Demo (ED) Algrim (GC) 132-LE- Bartlett (I&, Gomez (GC) s tueve ' (Em) ~illliand(AC) - lh8-~8-~ither~pon(Li), Douglas (GC) Peterson (A'c) Hostetler ~GB).145-LB-dudolph (JC), L. Thaw (N) Noonan (Ca), n orris (AC); 155-LB- dams (d),Keller (GC), Tieben (DC). ~odriqueg (JC) 167-LB-Mayhugh (Le) Pringle (AC) Riederer (DC) Hemmy (SC). 185-LB- ~i&(GE), Schukman (Ha), Mallon (E;), Gibbon (~e)fHVYWT-~riham (SC), Wilson (DC), T~eszen(N), Long (TW). Class 3A SCORING-Norton 59, Goodland 55, Oberlin 47%, WaKeeney 28%, Pratt 271/2, Ottawa 23%, Columbus 19, Bonner Springs 18%, Plainville 18, Valley Center 14, Abilene 13, Payola 13, Colby 12%, Chapparal 10, Effingham 8, Osawatomie 7, Scott City 7 Marysville 6 Wamego 6 Chapman 6 Kapaun 4% Holton 3. 98-;~-~!ein (N)'champion, ark (Ob) 2Ad, Bashor (E) 3rd, Hendricks (Warn) 4th. 105-LB-Duel1 (G), Ward (N), Sharp (SC), Boyd (M); 112-LB-Gardner (Pr), ~ake; (G), Weber (E) Stanley (Ob). 119-LB-Owens (Pr) Stewart (Chapa) Hermreck (0s) Alstrom (Ob); :26-~~-~ides(k), Simpson (Colu), donzales (BS), ~a&n(K); 132-~~2 Xsenhower (Pa), Windell (G), Washburn (N). Wilson (A); 138-LB-Whitney (N), Wieck (G), Zodrow (Ob), Sandella (Colu) 145-LB-Nowlin (WaK), Bell (BS) Koel (N), Ostmeyer (Colb); 155-LB-Sttasser (G), Alstrom (Ob), Mahoney (Pl), Farmer (H); 167-LB-Morgan (VC), Hughes (Ot) Rasmussen (Colb) Rempe (Pl). 185-LB-Tornanek (WaK), Jackson (Ot), Tucker (Pl), ihry Chapm); HVY'WT-~c~owke(Ob), McConkey (A), Ristau (Colu), Pope (Ot). Class 2-IA SCORING-Atwood 92%, Hoxie 78, St. Francis 43, Douglass 26%, Kinsley 24, Storkton 21, Oakley 20%. Ellsworth 16%, Wichita County 13, Osborne 10, Beloit 9, Hugoton 9. Minneapolis 9, Linwood 8. Ellis 6%. Clearwater 6, Skyline 6, Coldwater 5%, Kansas School for Blind 5, Greensburg 4l/2, Stafford 4, Kansas School for Deaf 3, Leon 1. 98-LB-Frewen (SF) champion Baker (WC) 2nd Brewster (Ho) 3rd Haxton (G) 4th; 105-LB-Frakes (D), Knoll (os), Ruber (A), agem man (Sto); ll2-~k-~ope(Ho), Kindscher (B), Howard (D). Bordwell (Cl); 119-LB-Wicke (A), Strate (Ki). Neuensch- wander (No), Williams (D); 726-LB-McClelland (Ho), Forward (Hu), Hrabe (Sto), Campbell (0s); 132-LR-Campbell (Ho), Dumler (Oa), Keller (SF). Whitham (WC); 138-LB-Pr~ckett (Ho), Leebrlck (A), Schneider (SF), Fox (Sk); 145-LB-Holle (A), Cooper (Ho). Kroger (Elli). Magma (Ells); 155-LB-Lorimer (A), Raney (Ells), Her1 (Oa), Uhl Co); 167-LB-Vap (A), Schneider (Sto), Sheets (Li), Brensing (Sta); 185- LB-Weatfahl (Ki), Reinert (A), Holzworth (SF), Olson (KSD); HVYWT-Brown (A), Johnson (M), Zuege (SF), Gregory (KSB).

KENTUCKY SCORING-Woodford County 64M, Trinity 58%, Hopkinsville 53lh Fern Creek 511/2, North Hardin 49%, Flaget 41, Ballard 34%, Newport Catholic 29%, Fort Camp- bell 21, Seneca 17%, Henderson County 17, Campbell County 16, Connor 15 Caldwell County 15, Danville 15, LaFayette 10, Christian County 9, St. Xavier 7%, Western 5, Doss 4, Bowling Green 3. Oldham County 3, Boone County 3, Tates Creek 3, Wag- goner 2Y2, Durrett 2, Jessamine County 2, Harrison County 2, Franklin Simpson 2, Simon Kenton 2, Jeffersontown 1, MMI 1. 98-LB-Sheeran (Tr) champion, Hancock (WC) 2nd, Harris (Ho) 3rd, Jones (CalC) 4th; 105-LB-Fuller (CamC), Bender (Fl), Merriwhether (Ho). Schindler (Tr); 112-LB- Barker (NC), McCamish (NH), Watkins (CalC), Clemons (We); 119-LB-Sch~i.tt (Tr), Hillock (WC), Mass~e(El), Olson (Ba); 126-LB-Forman (NH), Nohalty (Fl), Smith (Ba), Ell~son(FCr); 132-LB-Jacobson (Se), Smith (FCr), Blggs (NH), Morrison (FCa); 48 THE OFFICIAL WRESTLING GUIDE 1974 138-LB-Dawson (Ho), Putton (NH), ,Cordle (WC), Feather (Da); 145-LB-Fitch (WC), Hunter (FCr) Alexander (Ho) G~lllam (Da). 155-LB-Parrent (Ho) Schmitz (NC) Frank (Ba) '~ouse~(Da). 167-~~-~eador'(FQ), Culbertson. (~r):Cootes (H~c): Cayson (L);' 185-~&~e~a'ster(WC), Munsqn (Ba), Volz (Tr), Dlrrim (NH); HVYWT- Taylor (FCa), Wilson (Go), Groves (Fl), Flsher (HeC). LOUISIANA SCORING-Jesuit 165, DeLaSalle 83%, Rummel 77, Bonnabel 76%, Tara 73, Brother Martin 68% Holy Cross 57 South Cameron 56 East Jefferson 55%, Lee 51, Catholic 46 Kenned; 45 West ~effeison22 Istrouma 20: Lake Charles 16%, Baton Rouge 12%, Baker 11, St. Augustine 4, ~ackbArry2, St. Martin 1. 98-LB-Cousins (J) champion Oswald (BM) 2nd Bourdier (C) 3rd Copiel (Le) 4th. 105-LB-Kirley (EJ) ~odenheiAer(HC) Nissing (k) Broussean (BR~.112-~B-~ucke; (T),.Majean '(BM), '~entolla (DLS), ~tcote(J); li9-LB-~affney (j), Alexis (DLS), Sullivan (EJ) Canecienne (Bo). 126-LB-Malone (J) Perino (DLS) Lanford (Bo) Jollissant (~ej-132-LB-Wied IR) Odinet (HC) ~Lbbell(J) ~ui; (C). 138-~~2 Braud (J) ~aichese(HC) ~ntonini(K) Martello \R). 145-LB-~ackstedt (A)George (SC) ~oiden(DLS) ~oni~omery(J). i55-~B-~auch~ux(Bo) Thompson (R) '~rilletta (J), ore (T); 16f-~~-~uartano(j), Gutierrez (Le), Fox (wJ), McCall (SC); 175- LB-Shuley (DLS), Kavanagh (T), Doxey (SC), Baptiste (K). 185-LB-fipple (J), Hackney (EJ), Turner (T), Speeg (R); HVYWT-Brut (BM), p&agon (J), Adams (I), Street (LC). MAINE SCORING-Rumford 168%, Massabesic 101%, Gardiner 66, Dexter 59, Kennebunk 46 Traip Acad 45 Fort Kent 40 Belfast 38 Morse 37% Sanford 35 Biddeford 17 ~iibon12%, M'exico 12, ~edomakValley 8,'Skowhegan '3%, ~ryeburiAcad. 1, ~t: B:ue 1, Presque Isle 1. 98-LB-Magoon (R) champion, Riley (Be) 2nd, Page (I)) 3rd, Mossman (TA) 4th. I 05-LBTLeBrecque (R), Schorr (K), Daigle (FK), h. Tuttle (Ma). 112-~B-De~illi; (R), Smlth (D), Norman (La), Ring (Ma); 119-LB-aaigle (R), ~a&on(Ma), Plourde (FK), Audet (TA); 126-LB-Rlchard (R), Welnert (Sa), Tozier (Mex), Baker (G). 132-LB-H. Tuttle (Ma), Cote (Bi), Dubois (FK), DeFiore (R); 138-LB-Gudroe (D): Quintal (G) Bedard (Ma) Desmond (Mo) 145-LB-Lovely (GI, Pelletier (FK), Wedgewood ' (~a),~intersr ' (TA) ; 155-~~-~;~enault(R), Pilon (Sa), P. Smith (K), Genther (MV); 167-LB-Higgins (TA), Mansir (G), (R), Sheldon (Be); 185-LB-- Burgess (Mo),. Boyes (Mex), Oldham (R), Wilbur (D); HVYWT-F. Smith (K), Gilmore (Mex), Hutchins (Be), Tlbbetts (Ma). Prep SCORING-Hyde 80, North Yarmouth Acad. 45, Lincoln Acad. 31, Kents Hill 10, Hinckley 5. 110-LB-Knable (Hy) champion, Majorowicz (L) 2nd, Bassett (NY) 3rd. 115-LB- Robie (HY), Armstrong (L), Cohen (NY); 121-LB-Hendley (Hy), Genther (i),Phinney (KH). 127-LB-Hirsh (fly) Merrill (NY) Harrington (L). 133-LB-Wingood (Hy), ~ernky(L), Freed (XH); i38-~B-~lasso; (NY), Peasley IL), Yera (Hi). 145-LB-- DiChiara (Hy), Wright (KH), McCleary (NY); 152-LB-B~lodeau (NY), heal (Hy), Butler (L). 160-LB-Slawson (Hy) Swenson (NY) Pettley (KH). 167-LB-Downs (NY) Gauld (H;) Smith (L). 177-LB-stephenson (L), ~nglish(Hy), kowal (NY); HVYWT~ Aceto (NY): Collins (fiy), Vickers (Hi). MARY LAND Public SCORING-Be1 Air 30, Overlea 25%, Laprel 24, Richard Montgomery 23%, Peary 21 Bladensburg 20 Kenwood 17 Potomac 14 Parkdale 14 John F Kennedy 14 ~dval13%, North karford 13, ~drrattsville12, e ere ford 12, 'Serwood i2, High ~oin; 9% Perrydle 9% Gaithersburg 9 Northwestern 9 Northwood 9 Glen Bumie 7 Montgomery Blair +? Great Mills 7 overno nor T. ohi is on 6 Spring rook 6 ~ortheasi 5% Woodlawn 5% 'Franklin 5 ~brthern5 Francis Scott '~e~4, Eastern boc. Tech. 3, ~ardela3, pain; Branch 3. Pikesville 3 krundel 3. 98-LB-Wallace (L) champion, Jenkins i~u)2nd, Renard (Frank) 3rd, Dietz (BA) 4th. 105-LB-Lazzaro (0) Schooley (Ga) Smith (L) Winters (A). 112-LB-Hopkins (RM), Tauber (Northwq), kersch (L), ~radshaw(Su); ilg-L~-smith) (K), Sayler (Pea), Frommelt (Northea) DlPetro (D). 126-LB-DiCarlo (0) Orem (HP) Gale (SB) Smith (FSK); 132-~~-Hokck(NH), ~&es (Per), Gladhill (GTJ), ~ecrakt (PB): ~$8-LB- Ward (JFK), Newbourne (RM), Cummings (W), Marrero (K). 145-LB-Wojocowski (He), Brown (Northwe), Norfolk (GB), Burnham (Pi); 155-~~-~oott(Par), Rupard SCHOLASTIC REVIEWS 49 (Bl), Sutherland (Norther), Glickman (MB). 167-LB-Moore (BA) Wertz (Pea), C. Willson (Sh), Johnson (Ma) 185-~~-~lwi&.s(Po), Ledbetter (D): B. Willson (Sh), Cornish (EVT); HVYWT-O&~~(BA), Henry (Bl), Humenick (GM), Adams (MB). Scholastic SCORING-Gilman 106%, Dunbar 63, City 55 McDonogh 53 Northern 52 Loyola 45, Boys Latin 43%, Mervo 40, Southern 34%, $01~32%, Mt. kt. Joseph 31: North- western 24 St Paul's 20 Edmondson 19% Carver 15% Curley 15 Douglass 15, Patterson l?, ~albrookli, John Carroll 7, 'Lake Clifton ?, ~outhwesiern 7, C,aIvert Hall 7, Maryland School for Blind 2, Park 2, Friends 1, Baltimore Lutheran 0: 98-LB-Dunaway (Du)champion, Hudak (Lo) 2nd,. Naylor (Mc) 3rd, Hopkms (No) 4th; 105-LB-Rmder (G), Briscoe (Ci), Cox (Bla), Wh~te(Nw); 112-LB-Mathews (Du), Nieswinder (Me), McNelis (Lo), Warfield (G); 119-LB-Blount (NO), Ireland (Me), Gloth (Lo), Kohler (SP). 126-LB-Johnson (Du) Jones (Po), Randall (Do), Hansen (Mc). 132-LB-~remermak (G) Griffin (Mc) ~Lstin(Du) Bascom (GLa). 138-LB- ~tiefi(BLa), Seward (G), .~c~;niels(Ci), ~hIelds(MSJ; li5-~~~~'ickner(G), Lidaro MSJ) Tucker (So) Boykin (SP). 155-LE-Sorrel1 (Me) McCormick (No) Kretchman {Lo), Steers (W); lk7-~,B-~avis?G), M~Allister(No), ~kve(So), Cook (sP): 185-LB- Dalton (So), Giles (Po), Montegomery (Ci), Kunkle (Mc); HVYWT-Lazar0 (Ci), Lohrey (G), Hoffman (Ch), Steers (E). MASSACHUSETTS SCORING-(By Region)-North East 26.2, Western 220 South East 213%, East Central 191. (By School)-Lowell 96, Springfield Tech 71, 'wayland 69%, Chelmsfprd 47 Norwood 40 Tewksbury 33% Newton South 31 Melrose 30% Spr~ngf~eld ~lthedral29%, ~ellesle~29, Brodkline 26 weymouthYNorth 23% Foxboro 22%, Scituate 22 Sprmgf~eld Classical 19 Havkrhill 17 Pentucket 17' Westfield 17 Dedham 15% Pittsfield 16% ~shland'15 Brockton i5 Hampshire Geg. 15, ~aconii 14, springfielh Trade 14, ~kstspringfiel; 14, ~raintree13, Dracut 13, Framingham North 11, Reading 10 Stoughton 10 Westford 10 Waltham 8. Hamilton-Wenham 7, Needham 7, Ware 7,'~awrence 4, ~ethuen4, Masconornet 3% Lexington 3, Leo- minster 2, Milford 2, Milton 2, Newton 2, St. Joseph 2, Weston 2, Concord-Carlisle 1, Granby 1. Woburn 1. 98-LB-Gessner (Te) champion David (No) 2nd Beaudoin (STe) 3rd Kacavas (Lo) 4th. 105-LB-Lambert (Lo) Mulien (STe), ~oslowki(Way) Conforti (B~oo).112-LB- ~ilion(Lo) Pacelli (~ra)'Thomas (De) Grasseti ST^);' .ll9-~~-~nto~kll(Way), Mulvihill (del), Nugent (~ka),Fairnenny el); 126-LB-Desilets (Lo), Sull~ilan(Broc), Henry (STe), Donovan (Te). 132-LB-Moreshead (Fo) Lakm (Lo) White (Sto) Donoghue (Westfo) l40-~~-~a~den(Pe), McLarney (Ch), Daniels S ST^), ~utierrei (Brpo);. 145-LB-~okalski (Waly), Berkowitz (NS), Rich (Ch), Kestner (Sc); 155-LB- Ba~sa~llmn(Westf~), Bakunowski (Dr), Lee (No), Bri!1 (Lo) 165-LB-Thorn (Wel), Lines (WS), Ingram (STe), Ekdahl (Way). 175-LB-~uelettk (WN) Patrick (STr) Lisi (Ta). Confrey (Way); 185-LB-Gagnon (~av),Salzman (Pi), ~ickah(HR), ~onro; (Lo); HVYWT-Fenton (SCT), Staulo (NS), Ciavattone (No), Graves (R). MICHIGAN Class A SCORING-Adrian 33 Ypsilanti 29 Bedford 27 East Lansing 25 Romulus 24% Wayne h4emorial 22, ~&artzCreek 2i1/2, Battle deck Central 17, Glint Central 17: Flint Northern 17, Carman 14%, Center Line 14, Trenton 14, Detroit Catholic Central 13%, Huron 13 Flushing 13 Clawson 12% Warren Lincoln 12% Handy 12 Grand- ville 12, ~arrn;ngton 11, wYestland John blenn 11, Belleville h%,~restGood 10, Grand Ledge 10, Creston 10, Walled Lake Central 9, Annapolis 8, Hazel Park 8, Dondero 8 Mott 8 Warren Woods 7% Clintondale 7, Walled Lake Western 7, Everett 6, '~t.~leaiant 6, Bay City oh: Glenn 5 Fitzgerald 5, East Detroit 4%, Ottawa Hills 4, Stevenson. 4, Grand Blanc 3. ~liniNorthwestern 2%. Clarkston 2, Kalamazoo Central 2 Lanslng Eastern 2 Mt Clemens 2 Taylor Kennedy 1% Alpena 1 Pioneer 1 Edsel >ord 1 Ferndale 1' Grind Rapids 'central 1 Highland'park 1 Golland 1, Milford 1, ~ona'Shores 1, ~bntiacCentrsl 1, Pontiac korthern 1, ~terlini Heights 1. Other: Bay City Central. 98-LB-Brighton (Bed) champion Sade (Claw) 2nd, Haynes (Mot) 3rd, Gamer I (WLC) 4th. 105-LB-Bartlett (El) ' Ward (Flu) Minoletti (WW) Overall (WLW); 1I 2-~~-~0hriquez(Ad), Jones (HU, Holman (Y), Plowman. (GL); 1 19-LB-Kellogg BayCC) Chesher (Ad) Tucker (SC) Julion (Cli). 126-LB-Nicholson (Ca). Rice (Y) ~iliestr; (WM), ~ibson(FNo); 132-~~-~mithR), Garcia (Bel), Yerrick (~randv): Horan (MP); 138-LB-Martin (CI), Bullard (WM), Chwella (Fa), Owen (Ev): 145-LB- Alexander (Bed), Clark (Crcstw), Kast (Ad). Emmerson (WLi); 155-LB-Whley (SC). Mink (WJG), Press (EL), Bolyard (Do); 167-LB-Nadhir (DCC), Morrison (R), Morse TOPS IN MAINE: L-R, front-Magoon, LaBrecque, DeFillip, Daigle and Richard (all Rumford) Tuttle (Massabesic). back-G-udroe (Dexter), Lovely (Gardiner), Arsenault (~umfordj,Higgins (Traip ~cidem~),Burgess (Morse), Smith (Kennebunk).

NEVADA AAA BEST: L-R, front-Zroz and FoEsam (Valley), Springer and Lee (Basic) Mathews (Carson); back-Hall and Salazar (Basic), Soza (Hug), Trudell (Sparks), L& (Rancho), Gaynor (Clark), Conger (Rancho).

MZSSOURI "L" TEAM CHAMPS-ST. LOUIS NORTHWEST: L-R, front-White, Simms, Jenkins, Dillick; middle-Robinson, Barnes, Bumb, Chrun; middle-Clark, Macon, Butler, Shepherd, coach Sherertz. SCHOLASTIC REVIEWS 5 1 (An), Watkins (Nan); 185-LB-Dixon (T), Stewart (FNo), Hosford (Cesto), Truesdell (GL); HVYWT-Washington (FC), Boik (Y), Evans (Hap), Steenbergh (WLi). Class B - SCORING-Fenton 25, East Grand Rapids 241/2, Ionia 241/2, Fruitport 221/2, Hillsdale 22, Sparta 22, Brandywine 21, Lowell 20%, Tecumseh 17, Grand Rapids West Catholic 16% Buena Vista 16 Madison 16 Parma Western 16 South Lyon 16 Alma 15, Delton f4, Bentley 13%,' Lakewood i3, Comstock 12, ~uske~on~athoiic 12, Coldwater 11, Anchor Bay 11, Oscoda 11, Sturkis lo%, Big Rapids 10, Kenowa Hills 10 Grand Rapids Northview 10 Chelsea 9%, Okemos 8, Grand Rapids Catholic ~ktral7%, Charlotte 7. Monroe katholic 7, Durand 6, Hackett 6, Mason 5%, Michi- gan Center 4, Hill McCloy 4, Zeeland 4, Avondale 3, Hastings 3, Holly 3, Orchard View 3. Pinckney 3, Harper Creek 2lh, Caro 2, Dexter 2, Lundington 2, Reeths-Puffer 2, Parchment 2, Spring Lake 2, Lakeshore 2, Hamady 1%, Holt 1%, Albion 1, Brighton 1, Freemont 1, Forest Hills Central 1, South Haven 1, Three Rivers 1, Wyoming Park 1. 98-LB-Weimer (Lo) champion, Dillon (AB) 2nd, VanBelois (ma) 3rd. Allen (Fe) 4th: 105-LB-Sabin IPWI. Amato (Mad). Walsh (HacI. Pickhover We): 112-LB- ~&;sler (~ru),~tites' (BR), shackleton '{OS), ~awson(Lo); llg-~~-~ernakFe), Danielson (SLY). VanOefflen (Spa), Shutich (GRWC); 126-LB-Chene (Fe), W~lson uirk (EGR), Baughment (Mas); 132-LB-Watson (Bra), Halloran (McC), Cares !8b8. Roersma IGRWCI: 138-LB-Roberts (1). Bekker IGRNI. Tavlor (Hills). Woronko (GRWC); 145-~&~0ef'(~e), Corner (KH), 'west (Che). ~offitt ad); 155-LB-High (pel), Cox (Col), Pierce (GRCC). Wilson (MoC); 167-LSSelf (Hills). Reed (Lakew), hillips (Ok). Hollins (Bra): 185-LB-VanderHyde (Spa), Goetzinger (Alm), Dobberstein (St). Zdunic (Du); HVYWT-Hayes (BV), Fuller (Com), DuFek (EGR), Webster (Fru). Class C-D SCORING-Perry 38$, Shepherd 36. Shelby 30, Pontiac Catholic 29, Lakeview 28, Springfield 27%, Haslett 23%, Madison 22%, Fowlerville 22% Coinstock Park 21, Vandercook Lake 21, New Lothrop 19%. Galesburg-Augusta 18%. Lansing Catholic 17, Pewamo-Westphalia 16, Union City 16, Dundee 14, Addison 13%, Caledonia 13%, Freeland 13 Stockbridge 12 Detroit Country Day 11 Byron Center 11, Dansville 11, Frankfort li. Richmond 11.' Hudson 10. Rogers ~bt; 9, Maple Valley 8. Ithaca 5, Forest Hills Northern 4 Manchester 4 Ravenna 4 Reed City 4 Central Montcalm 4, Clinton 3, Lutheran E& 3, ~onesvi~lk3, Mason'county ~enth3, Pine River 2%, Bath 2. Fennville 2. Hamilton 2. Hart 2. Ida 2. Marlette 2. Michigan Lutheran seminary 2, St. LO& 2, East Jackson 1% Thornapple-Kellogg 1%: Branson 1, Goodrich 1. Onaway 1 Ouincy 1 Lee 1. 98-LB-Midyett (vL)' champion,' Solis (Lak) 2nd, Perrone (LC) 3rd. Flores (Shel) 4th; 105-LB-Perez (Lak), Brooks (UC). Lavey (LC), Berman (DCnl; 112-LB-B~rdick (GI?), Casarez (Mad). Bissell (Has), Flores (Sto); 119-LB-ambs (PC), Gutierrez (Mad), Campagna (Shel) Phila (Shep). 126-LB-Boss (A), Gay (Fre), Polmear (PC). Tait (Fow). 132-~~-~oisington(FOG). Lieder (Da), Danes (Shel). Centnla (Roc): 138-LB- she& (NL), Scribner (Per) Bullard she^), Abbott (Sp); 145-LB-Ley (Shep), Milarch (Ca), Choate (VL), Wenk (Shep); 155-LB-Brook (Has), Austin (Hu). VonEitzen (G4), Spitler (It); 167-LB-Weaver (Pm), Pilbeam (Du), Moeggenberg (Shepl. Crosbv. (MV); 185-LB-Bengel (PW), McDowell (BC), Smith (Fra), @Neil1 (PC); HVYWT-Lmdaver (Sp), Pierzynski (Ri), Bradley (Per), Eberhart (UC). Upper Peninsula SCORING-Ispheming 133, Iron Mountain 97%. Marquette 96%. Escanaba 47%, Gladstone 44 Ironwood 32%. Munsing-Mather 27% Rudyard 24% Sault Area 24, Kingsford 19.' Gwinn 9, Negaunee 4, Manistique 2&, Ewen-Trout Creek 2, Brimley 1, Menominee 1. 98-LB-Beinlich (Is) champion, Mariucci (IM) 2nd. Goulais (Es) 3rd. Perry (MM) 4th; 105-LB-Barkle (IM), Seagrem (Is). Mayer (R), Olson (Mar); 112-LB-Dalton (Is), Allsworth (Gl), Kennedy (Ironw), Thorne (Mar); 119-LB-Jandron (Is), Hassel (IM). Frederick (MM), Nancarrow (Mar); 126-LB-Moreau (IM), Lamoreaux (SA). Meier (Mar), Tacobson (Is): 132-LB-Anderson (Is), Thorne (Mar). Ludlow (Irnnw), Frederick (MM); 138-LB-Richards (Is), Castle (R), Baker (Mar), Ca~ra(IV); 145-LB -Fortier (IM), Paquette (Mar), Holgers (Ironw). Winnen (Is; 155-LE-Briones (Is), Smith (K). Ruohomaki (IM), Reiffers (Es): 167-LB-Bender (EsI, Bushoncr (Is) Parker (Mar) Plouff (Gl). 185-LB-Hirn (Gl). Thibodeau (Mar). Fassbender IEs), DeRocha (Is); ~vYWT-~nieli(Mar), Carollo (IM), Beauchamp (Gl), Blewett (Is).

MINNESIOTA SCORING-Fridley 41, St. James 36. Osseo 29%. Staples 29% Bloomington ~effer- son 26%, Anoka 25%, Le Sueur 17%, Moorhead 17%, Willmar 17, Minneapolis 52 THE OFFICIAL WRESTLING GUIDE 1974 Central 16% Buffalo 16 Burnsville 16 Kerkhoven 16 Crosby-Ironton 15% Canby 15, ~utchinion15, ~aneHville 15, ~ochisterJohn ~arshall15, Albert Lea i4, Bird Island 13, Gaylord 13, Sherburn 13, Watertown 13, Mankato 12, Minnetonka 12 Wadena 12. Circle Pines 11%. Armstrone 11. Monticello 11. Oklee 11. Rattle ~aki 10% Caledbnia- 10 per 1.c Grand ~g~ids' 10 Le Center '9 -Foley -8.' ~oithin2& 7% 'Faribault 7 dlenwood 7 ~adelia7 St. Frakcis 7 ~prin$L,ake Park 7, Barnes- villi 6% wayz;ta 6%, ~o~k'lns~indberih 6, ~oodhui5%, Mahnomen 5, St. Cloud Tech 5, Paynesville 4, Waseca 4, Winona 3%, Aitkin 3, Cosmos 3, New York Mills 3, St. Michael 3. Virginia 3, Walker 3, Wheaton 3, Frazee 3, International Falls 3 Luverne 3, White Bear Lake 3. Belle Plaine 2, Bellingham 2, Blue Earth 2. ~rainerd 2, Herman 2, Jackson 2, Morristown 2, Nicollet 2, Northfield 2, Pipestone 2, Albany 1, Bemidji 1, Chicago Lakes 1. Crookston 1, Eden Prairie 1, Granite Falls 1, Minneap- olis Edisnn 1. Minneota 1. Ortonville 1. Sauk Centre 1. Winthrnv 1. 98l~~%sh(~n) champion Hagen (wad) 2nd McNeil

Class L SCORING-St. Louis Northwest 37 Ruskin 35. Normandy 33%, Riverview Gardens 30g, University City 26, Ritenour 23%. Lindbergh 22, Hickman 15%. Hannibal 14 Mexico 13 Berkeley 12 Hazelwood 10% Wrn. Chrisman 10 Oak Park 10 irkw wood 9%, ~ebsierGroves 9'jz. Parkway West b McCluer 9, ~ehiville9, ~ffton.7,Francis Howell 6% Fort Osage 6 Parkway North 6, Raytown South 6, Winnetonka 6, ~aynesville'5, Glendale 5,'Pattonville 5, McCluer North 5, Ladue 3, Lafayette 2, North Kansas City 1 St. Joseph Lafayette 1. 98-LB-Nicosia (Han) chamuion. Schaeffer (Xu) 2nd, Walston (MN) 3rd. Schrier (Lad) 4th; 105-LB-Marcus (UC). Slyman (Li), Sho e (Ru), Bogert (RG); 112-LB- Raney (No), Bynum (Hi). Styers (B). Gardner (Pat). 89-~B---~anks(UC) Brown (Ru) Dillirk (SLN). Cusamano (Haz) 126-~~-~~-binso;(SLN) Morton (RU)' Wing (FH)' Srhnurrnan (PN). ~~~-LB-POW&S(RG) Williams (WG) ktchie (Haz) Oldham o it): l.?~-~~-~oboscd(No), Ehy (Meh), hard (RS). ~aldwell(G); 145-LB-Weil (~i): Fillo (K), Brown (Hi). Chrun (SLN); 155-LB-Clark (SLN), Maher (PW). Bagwell (B) Hendrix (Wa); 167+B-PoeIker (Rit). Frazier (Mc), Tones (Win). Tudd (FOI: 185-~~2 Palllsen (RG). Curtis (OP), Shelton (A), Einspanier (No); HVYWT-Ezell (Mex), Porter (WC), Hanson (Rit), Fowler (No). Class M-S SCORING-Richmond Heights 45% Benton 36 Helias 23, Jackson 22%. Fulton 22%. Maryville 19%. St. Louis count& Day 17%. Qdessa 17%, Nevada 17%. Marshall 17, Wentzville 15, Excelsior Springs 14, Higginsville 13%. O'Hara 13. Blue Smings 12. Seneca 12. Wellston-Halter 12, Brentwood 12. Kickapoo 10, Platte City 10 Kirks- ville 9, Faucett 6, St. Pius 5, West Platte 5, Eureka 4, Willow Springs 3, Pleasant Hill 3, Pxinciuia 1, Monett 1, Moberly 1. Lebanon 1. 98-LB-M4lendon (WH) champion, Loos (J) 2nd Shipps (Mary) 3rd Clemmer (OH) 4th: 105-LB_Timmons (Be), Sitze (Wen), ~adi(Hi), Rogers (PHI: 1'2-L32- Thames (RH), Schrimpf (He), Frey (WP). MrKowen (ES): 119-LB-Fenwirk (Mars) Heiser (Kic), Messa (SP), Hoffman (J); 126-LB-Staab (Mary), Wilson (J), ~i1so; SCHOLASTIC REVIEWS 53 (M-ars), Roll (N); 132-LB-Cam (Br), Reed (BS), Ferrligia (Fu), Karkel (WS); 138-LB- Wilson (Be) Isenberg (He) Sedge (Hi) Stitt (ES). 145-LB-Shippy (Od) Baugher (Kir) ~rowi(PC) Hopson '(RH). 155-~~-~ampton' (Fu) Scandon (OH) ~c~loske~ (sLC'D), h avid son' (Wen); 167-Lb-~oll (N)? Bay (SLCD)), Bentley (Fa), '~avis(Fu); 185-LB-Hummert (RH), Gray (Be), McMa~n (PC), Martell (Wen); HVYWT-Smith (RH), Ballard (Se), Murray (ES), Darrough (Eu). MONTANA Class AA SCORING-Kalispell l08%, Sentinel 73%, C. M. Russell 57%, Billings 48%, Helena 32 Billings West 30 Hellgate 30 Butte 28 Great Falls 25 Great Falls Central 21. 98-~B-~lapper(K\ champion, D. Owen '(s) 2nd, campdell (Hellg) 3rd, Lawson (Bu) 4th. 105-LB-Wattles (BW), Grant (R), T. Owen (S), Dan Jaraczeski (GFC). 112-LB-kusek (Hele), Charron (R), Pesanti (S), Dave Jaraczeski (GFC); 119-~B: Hall (K), Richlie (S), Wright (Bi), Heigh (Hele); 126-LB-Tripp (S), Blake (K), Hunter (Bu) Bender (R). 132-LB-Hawk (K), Schultz (BW), Deschamps (S), Cohn (Hele); 138kB-~echam' (S), Brubaker (K), Kaufman (Hellg), Griffin (Hele); 145-LB-Ckone (K) Klemencic (GFC) Driscoll (Bu) Scott (Bi). 155-LB-Oliver (Bi) Janson (Bu), ~dtter(R) Anderson \K). 167-~B-dwin~(K) dichosz (R) Fedore f ell^) Hukstad (BW). 185:~~-~eyfert(B:) Sloan (Hellg) ~hhelrn(R), &ow (GF); HVYWT-~cott (GF),' Moore (K), Brush (B$, Detmers (R).' Class A TEAMS-Glasgow lst, Libby 2nd, Laurel 3rd. Others: Anaconda, Beaverhead, Bill- ings Central, Bozeman, Butte Central, Custer County, Dawson County, Fergus, Hardin, Havre, Park County, Powell County, Sidney, Whitefish, Wolf Point. 98-LB-Foss (Li) champion Flaten (WP) 2nd Hardin (F) 3rd- 105-LB--Moorhead (Bo), Solon (A), Soxbury (~a);112-LB-Taylor (k),Delp (Hnr), burell (G); 119-LB- See (G), Harm (CC), Corr (Be); 126-LB-Sawer (E)Frounfelter (S), Ortega (BuC); 132-LB-Robertus (La), Aune (G), Schweigert (P~c)); 138-LB-Brasten (PaC), Mc- Dowel1 (DC), Duxbury (A); 145-LB-Knudson (Hav), Paulish (BiC), Schrapps (BuC); 155-LB-Guerechit (CC) Karls (BiC) Svee (Wh); 167-LB-Mahlum (WP), Riggleman (Li) Bummer (La). 188-~~-~eiterIB~c), Harrison (Bo), Krezelak (Hav); HVYWT- fa; (S), Wilson (Goc), Kittleson (G). Class B-C SCORING-Ronan 68, Broadus 63%, Malta 48, Fort Benton 38, Big Sandy 34, Choteau 28% Cut Bank 28% Shelby 26 Eureka 23 Sacred Heart 20 Medicine Lake 19%, ~hester'18W, Simms 1 stevenshe 16%, borvallis 16, ~hok~sonFalls 14, Darby 11, Mission 11, Stanford 10, Harlowton 9, Poplar 9, Valier 8%, Arlee 7, Superior 7, Terry 5, Fairfield 4%, Plentywood 4, Seeley-Swan 4, Forsyth 3, Geyser 3, Plains 3, Chinook 2,Brownin-g 2, Conrad 1, St. Labre 1, Whitehall 1. 98-LB-Wetherelt (Broa) champion Krebbs (E) 2nd Sykes (A) 3rd Fultz (FB) 4th. 105-LB-Ramer (BS), Reid (SH), $ore (R), ~aulston (Boa). 112-i~-Brown or): Bybee (TF) Frey (Sh) Snellrnan (ML). 119-LB-vandew& (Broa) Johnson (Si) Johnson (~d)Cook (B$). 126-LB-strad~kan (Broa) Parmenter (D) 'Hempstead (R)' Stark (CB). i32-~~-~nyder(R), Nygard (CB), ~cdafferty(FB), ~&kler(Ste); 1381 ~B-~xard(Ma), Angvick (ML), Johnson (E), Vander Box (V); 145-LB-Darlington (R) Stovall (FB) Donnelly (SH) Schagunn (Po). 155-LB-Mader (Broa) Haker (Sta) ~egudette (BS) '~ruckner (~a).'167-~B-~cc

NEVADA Class AAA SCORING-Valley 61 Basic 48% Hug 29% Rancho 29, Carson 25%, Sparks 24, Clark 12 Wooster 10%' Reno 6, w'estern 4, ~A-~ech4. ~S-LBLITOZ(Va) chLmpion, Blalark (Ra) 2nd) M. Mathews (Ca) 3rd 105-LB- Folsam (Va) Brown (Wo) Alberti (Re). 112-LB-springer (B). EllwangG (Va), R. ~rendengard'(H); 119-LB-Lee (B), Conniey (S), Rea (Re); 126-LB-D. Mathews (Ca), SCHOLASTIC REVIEWS 55 Root (Va) Winters (H). 132-LB-Hall (B), Close (Val Miller (H) 138-U-Salazar (B), ~illdms(S), ~ette; (Va); 145-LB-Soza (HI, ~amegon(B), Griner (Ca); 155-LB- Trudell (S), Suarez (H) Beamon (VT). 167-LB-LRe (Ra), Stewart (Va) C Brenden- gard H). 185-~~-Ga4$or((Tl), Give& (Va), Daniels (Wo); HVY ~~kdn~er(Ra), Rosa {Caj, Woodard (We). Class AA-A SCORING-Yerington 136, Elko 80%, Douglas 63, Lowry 61, White Pine 56% Churchill CO. 47, Boulder City 46, Mineral County 36, Moapa Valley 15, ~olevillg 10, Indian Springs 9, Eureka 0. Other: Fallon. 98-LB-Butler (Y) champion, Gettman (BC) 2nd, Sylvester (El) 3rd. condie (WP) 4th; 105-LB-Darrough (Y), Segura (WP), Stewart (L), Johnson (MC); 112-LB- Billingsky (L), PuIsipher (MV), McCormick Y), Fergundez (F); 119-LB-Reilly (F), Watts (BC) Frade (Y) Anderson (WP). 1B6-LB-Morton (Y) Etchemendy (WP) Lyons (BC),' Mori (El).' 132-LB-Bruning9(El) Hyne (Y) ~atzkn(F) Baxter (co): 138-LB-Cornmesses (~j,Armuth (El) Borda (D) ~oefflec(IS). 145-~13-~ibbals(Yf Kerr (L). Perry (El) Parrett (D). 155-b- all (Tj) Tracy (Y) bavin (MC) Kirby (F): 167-LB-Sutich (Y),' Duryee (D)) Vandonberg (wP)) Doan (~j.188-LB-~theterson (~1)' Johnson (D), Chidwick (Y), ~aGford(WP); HVYWT-Bryant ~MC),Wilcox (El), 1ro; (L), Beutler (Y).

NEW E,NGLANP Interschokastic SCORING-(By .States)-Massachusetts 184, Rhode Island 115%, Maine 71, Vermont 20 New Hampshire 18 (By Teams)-Lowell (Mass) 53'75, Coventry (RI) 31, Pilgrim (~i)27%, Runford (~ej25, Cranston East (RI) 24%, Wayland (Mass) 24%, Masse- beslc (Me) 17 Foxboro (Mass) 15 Springfield Tech (Mass) 14 Springfield Classical (Mass) 13, ~Arwick(RI) 12%, ~hteMountak (Vt) 11, ~umierland(RI) 10, Bar- rington (RI) 10 Westfield (Mass) 10 Champlam Valley (Vt) 10 Fairhaven (Vt) 10 Chelmsford (~ak)9% Melrose (~assj9 Brockton (Mass) 9 ~eeie(NH) 9 wellesle; (Mass) 7%. Haverhill j~ass)7, ~ontoocbok(NH) 7, ~ittsfiild(Mass) 5, ~kwkesburry (Mass) .5, Mlddlebury (Vt) 5, Sanford (Me), Traip Academy (Me) 2, Kennebunk (Ma) 2 Braintree (Maa) 2 Timberland (NH) 2 Lamoille (Vt) 2 St Johnsbury (Vt) 1, siaulding (Vt) 1. others: Mt. Mansfield (GH), Norwood (~a'ss),'~oll~ate (RI). 98-LB-Beaudoin (ST) champion Flanders (Kee) 2d White (CV) 3rd Gessner (Te) 4th- 105-LB-Lantbert (Lo), ~ucinb(Cov), Koslowski '(way), Schoor @en). 112-LB-- don (Lo), DeFillips (R) Calderone (CE) Pacelli (Bra). 119-~~-~ntonhli(Way), Mulville (Me), Wilner (CE~Daigle (R). 128-LB-~esiIets (LO), Mitchell (Mi) Richard (R) Weinert (Sa) 132-L~L~oreshead~FO) Lakin (Lo). Tuttle (Ma), ~ontaine(Pil); 138-~~-~c~~am>(me), Yanku (CE), (Pil), McClintock (Mi); J45-LB-Pereira (Pil) Armet (Fa) Blier (Cov) Kowloski (Way). 155-LB-Hovey (War) Bessaillon (we;) Mann (con), Arsenault (R) 165-~~-~'~re&zo(Cov), Morin (Cu), yarn (Wel), Higgins (TA); 185-LB-Boyer (Ma), Hayes (MM), Gagnon (H), Salzman (Pit); HVYWT -Fenton (SC), Gilbert (Ba), Clavittone (N), Grandchamp (To). Independent Class A SCORING-Tabor 109 Governor Dummer 78 Phillips Andover 72, Wilbraham & Monson 61, ~orthfield-~t.Herrnon 60, ~hilliGsExeter 54%, Worcester Acad. 36, Williston-Northampton 291/2, Deerfield Acad. 4. 110-LB-Adams (T)champion Buttrey (PE) 2nd Postell (WM) 3rd Carter (PA) 4th. 115-LB-Winkel (G), ~ocdhiara (WM) whitk (WN) Husson (A). 12'-LB- ~h&ott (N), Saxe (Pe) Walker (T) ~anchLz (G). 127-~~-~aul(N), bek (Wor), Metcalf (GD) Loustau (b~).133-~~-kaldwell (G) hoss (T) Pletro (Wor) Hutchinson (WM). 138-LB-Cisero (N), 'St. John (PE) Rubin (k) ~rban'(~or).145-~hpaulding (T), gerdick (PA), Seagrave (PE), Silbe; (WN); 152-~,~-%ynoldH (PA), Roome (G), Barker (T), Koeqig (N); 160-LB-Whalen (T), Woodson (WM), Majike (WN), Bissett (PA). 167-LB-Kmg (T), Pope (G). Welch (PA) Gage (WM). 177-LB-McGany (PA) ~oyfe(G), Henry (T), Potter (PE); ~~~~~l~enetti(wM), McKeller (T), ~aslii (Wor), Hill (N). Independent Class B SCORING-Milton 1111/2 Noble & Greenough 29 Brooks 42% Belmont Hill 39, St. George's 34%, Rivers 33, Roxbury Latin 30, ~ro\;ne & Nichols324, St. Mark's 12, Lawrence 10. 110-LB-McGrath (BH) champion, Karelitz (M) 2nd, Fountain (SM) 3rd, Pollard (Ri) 4th; 115-LB-Henderson (NG), Legg (M), Powell (RL) Green (Ri) 121-LB- Brillembourg (M), Banks (EN).. Wilson (SG), Dunn (RL); i27-~B-~hoAdike(MI, Scanlon (BN) Zink (Broo) Pitschke (NG). 133-LB-Jelleme (NG), Edwards (SG), Fuller (M), j ewer (L); 138:L~-~anchez (M;, Sullivan (BH), Townsend (Broo), Coukus NEW HAMPSHIRE TITLIS TS: L-R, front-Flanders (Keene), Johnson (Timberlane), McKinley (Nashua), Skinner (Timberlane), Gross (White Mountain), Hz11 (Keene); back -Martel (Conzjal), Purdy (Keene), Mann (Conoal), Fitxgerald (Timberlane), Baker and Miller (Keene).

NEW ENGLAND INTERSCHOLASTIC WINNERS: L-R, front-Beaudin (Springfield Tech Mass.) Lambert and Dillon (Lowell, Mass.), Antonell (Wayland, Mass.) Desilets (LOW~),~dreshead (Foxboro); back-McLeary (Chelmsford, Mass.), Pereira ' (Pilgrim, R.I.) Hooey (Warwick I), D'Arezzo (Cozjentry, I., Boyer (Massebesic, Me.), en ton (Springfield Clahcal, Mass.).

BEST OF N.E. INDEPENDENT CLASS ':B". L-R front-Sanchez (Milton) Jelleme (Noble Greenough), Thorndtke and ~rtllehbouri (Milton), Henderson (~obleclr Greenough), McGrath (Belmont Hill); back-Barber (Rivers), Peckham and Leary (Milton), Bedrosian (Brooks), Leonard (St. George's), LeBlanc (Roxbury Latin). SCHOLASTIC REVIEWS 1 I (BN); 145-LB-LeBlance (RL), Jennings (EH),. Ellis (M), Woolard (L). 152-LB- Leonard (SG), W~ding(RI), Sm~th(SM), McT~ghe (RL); 160-~~-~edro~ian(Broo) Tegeler (M), Bender (RL), Danner (Ri); 167-LB-Leaw (M), Barletta (Broo), ~utto; 1 (SG), Onanian (L). 177-LB-Peckham (M), WBrien . (NG), Gowen (BH), Sprague I (Broo); HVYWT-B;~~~~(Ri), McCarthy (NG), Lebow~tz (Broo), O'Malley (M). NEW HAMPSHIRE SCORING-Keene 121% Timberlane 78 Contoocook Valley 67 Nashua 591/2, White Mountain 50% ~inhis~uam19 ~orts6outh9 Kennett 2. sale& 0 98-LB-T. ~landers'(K) champion, ~'owlette(N) 2nh, Hume (Wi) 3rd, ~gdden(WM) 4th; 105-LB-Johnson (T) Je. Flanders (K) Soucy (N) Anderson (CV). 112-LB- McKiney (N) Evans (WM~Bourassa (K) ~llii(Wi). 119-i~-~kinner(T), fo. Flanders (K) Durgin )(cv) Cote (wM). 126-~~-'Gross(WM) Whitney (K) Collins (N) Smith (&)a 132-~~-~hl(K) ~ustdd(CV) Moses (Wi) ~ower(T). 138-~~--~artei(CV) ~ainsbury(T). Chartier3(~).Barber K); 145-LB-Purdy (K), insw worth (N) ~chneide; (T), Briere (WM); 155-LB-Mann (CV), Gingue (WM), Damiano (K) M.' Chooljian (T); 167-LB-Fitzgerald (T), Sterling (K), Healey (CV), Ingerson (WM). 185-LB- Baker (K), Lemire (CV), Todd (T), Leible (Wi); HVYWT-Miller (K), Hart '(N), Salem (P), R. Chooljian (T). NEW JERSEY NTEAMS-Barringer, Belvidere, Bernards, Brick Township, Caldwall, Central Reg., Cherry Hill West, Delsea, Elmwood Park, Glassboro Gov. Livingston, Haddon Town- ship Howell Hunterdon Central Kennedy Lenape Madison Township. Manville, ~idhletown, ill burn, Newton, ~brthFIighl&ds, ~orihHunterdon Reg., Phillipshurg, Pope John, Randolph, Raritan, RedBank Catholic, Ridge Shawnee Sparta, Toms River North, Watchung Hills, West Morris, Westfield,' westwood, Whip. Park, Williamstown. 98-LB-Farrell (Ber) champion, Rosetti (Ph) 2nd, Alherts (Mid) 3rd, Baeli (CR) 4th; 106-LB-Cuff (Ran) Strunck (WP) Seitz (RBC), Ripoli (L); 115-LB-Thompson (Ph), Preefer (NHi), ~acdutot(MT), ~ubrize (Ca); 123-LB-Cholish (WM), Guerin (Ran), Hargett (K), McGourty (NHU); 130-LB-Brandt (Bel), Cooper (HC), Van Note (Ho), Hayspell (K). 136-LB-Miller (Sh) Hicks (HT) Bems (Ho) Specian (Man). 141-LB- Ianacone (~j,Bowen (HC), ~ennh(Westf). dsborne (~h)f148-~~;~ottl1;k (Westf), Guyton (Gla). Concannon (PJ). Crehore (Ri); 157-LB-Miron (Md), Ke~fer (WH), Boyd (Westw) Fuller (Wi). 168-LB-Campbell (Westf), Deancon (Ho), Santarpio (CHW). T. 7wkia (Ne): 178-h3-~+ulloug-h (BT), Ruff (GL), F. Zweig (Ne), Joyner (Ba); HVYWT-Ellis (TRN), Coughlm (Rar), Mills (Sp), Nemeth (EP). lndependenf SCORING-Blair 106, Lawrenceville 91, Peddie 64, Pingry 46, Morristown-Beard 43% Montclair 31, Delbarton 25%, Neuman 25, Englewood 24, Newark 17, Penning- ' ton-J6 -Admiral Farragut 11, Wardlaw 10, Rutgers 9, Gill-St. Bernards 6, Morrestown 5, Hun 3. 98-LB-Brid,~ (MB) champion Maloney (Pen) 2nd Grippo (R) 3rd Friedman (Mon) 4th. 106-LB-Sparago (B) scot; (Pi) Meyer (Neu) ' Salmon (Ped) il5-~~--van~ickle (B)' Haag (L) Purdue deu) ~inne; (Mon). 123-L~-~insser(pi! Caleca (B). Csete (L): Duva (D)'; 130-~B-~auiherty(Ped), ~e'tti (MB), Metz (B), dverton (E); 136-LB Brunn (B), Betz (Ped), .Edwards (G), Papel (E); 141-LB-Boross (Ped), Perretti (Mon) MacDonald (Neu) Davis (B). 148-LB-Williard (L), Burns (B), Kovacs (Mon), ~e~noldi (W); 157-~~-~p'ada(MB),' Kendall (Pi), Richardson (L), Thomas (D): 167-LB- Liberman (B), Corcoran (L). Rolleri (Ped). Peters (D); 178-LB-Smith (B), Hoffman (New), Hutchins (L), Cavanaugh (D); HVYWT-Wallace (L), Seeman (E), Cherry (AF), Read (Moo). NEW MEXICO Class AAAA SCORING-Sandia 115%. Carlsbad 63. Manzano 44%, Farmington 36, Las Cruces 33%, Del Norte 32, Mayfield 32, Rio Grande 28%, Albuquerque 27, Santa Fe 25, Highland 24%, Gallup 231/2, Albuquerque Acad. 22%. Alamogordo 12%, West Mesa 11%, Valley 9. Roswell 8, Goddard 7% Los Alamos 7, Eldorado 6. 98-LB-Cordava (Sand) champ~on, Lopez (H) 2nd Keyes (Man) 3rd Lujan (LC) 4th; 105-LB-McClelland (Sand), Yanez (C), ~andavkzo(Alb), ~rchuletk(RG); 112- LB-J. Boyle (Sand). Castillo (C), Winterink (Man), Medina (SF). 119-LB-Sanchez (RG), M. Boyle (Sand), Canero (C), Mazon (Ga); 126-LB-Jurgensen '(DN), Baca (Man), Gonzales (Man) Esponosa (Ga). 132-LB-Salas (DN) Statkus (WM) Lee (Man) Rornero (Sand); '138-~~-~rzola(SF), Kurth (Sand), dndrey (AA), ~reAchelley (LC): THE OFFICIAL WRESTLlNG GUIDE 1974 145-LB-Cotton (Sand), Stoltzfus (C), Salazar (H), Vargas (Alb); 155-LB-Ortega (May) Langent (LC) Ricks (Ro.), Thompson (Sand). 167-LB-Polk (F), O'Conner (AA) '~urdue(Sand) '~ondit(V) 185-~~-Eisdowe~(Sand), Knodle (Ga), Vickers an'), Methola (C); HVYWT-T~~~~O~(F), Duran (C), Riddle (May), Oliver (LC). Class AAA-AA SCORING-St. Michael's 56%. Grants 44%, Aztec 42%, Silver 33, Belen 25, Deming 24 Taos 20 Tucumcari Los Lunas 16 NMSVH 16 Robertson 12, Gadsden ll%, BlAomfield 6:. Cob& 6, west- as Vegas '6, Carrizozo k. 98-LB-Vigll (SM) chamnplon Webb (A) 2nd Koenrad (Ca) 3rd Allensworth (NMSVH) 4th. 105-LB-Ri. RoLgemount (Gr) ~Gamillo (LL) Yara (~Lv),Hesch (SM). 112-~~:~avia(Ga), Thomas (A) ~andival(Co), Ortiz '(Tu); 119-LB-Medina (Ta),'Reddy (A), Chavez (NMSVH). R. '~encomo(D). 126-LB-Do Rougemount (Gr), Cordova (Re) Gonzales (SM) Tafoya (Ta). 132-LB-Gutierrez ?Gr) Chavez (Be) Romero (R), vigil (NMSVH; i38-~~-~lbers'(SM), Duran (LL), ~ara)(NMSVH), T: Bencomo (D). 145-LB-Rogers (SM), Bencomo (Si) Stuart (Bl), Harringtpn (A!. 155-~~-~ittei(A), Cooper (Si), Dursum (R), Garcia ('SM); 167-LB-Abalos (SI), ~avii Gerados (D) Woodard (Gr) 185-LB-Lnchsinger (D), Garoutte (Gr), Trujillo Limberger (A); HVYW-~&er (SM), Luna (Be), Warren (Tu), Nelson (Si).

NEW YORK Private and Parochial SCORING-Holy Trinity 97, Holy Family 70% Eastern Military 60, St. John the Baptist 60 Fr~ends 42 Chammade 39 Mercy 38% McBumey 35 N Y. Military Acad 27%' Cardinal ~boney25 Long '1sland ~utherAn20% ~onsighr' ~arrell 11 M& ~egi&a10, Poly Prep 10, gt. Anthony's 4, Martin ~uthe;3, Dalton 3, ~olle~iati 2, Woodmere 9 Lexington School for Deaf 0 St. Pauls 0. IO~-LB-F~$ (EM) champion Joyce (Ch) ind Sweeney (HT) 3rd Courtney (MR) 4th; 108-LB-Phillips (EM), ~liskett(Mc), ~usskl(SJB), Odermatt ' (HT); 115-LB- McAteer (SJB) Walsh (HT) Grace (MF). Terilli (EM) 122-LB-Diemer (HT) Levin (F), Russell (s~B),Long (N~M~Z~).129-LB-~alafronte '(EM) Sullivan (HF) S)weeney (HT) Abels (F). 135-LB-~atchkl~(C'M), Hanlon (Me) 'Schaeffer (HF) Roland (NYMA); 141-~~l~ogers(Ch), Bogsted (HT), Russo (~~),'Fiorentino(PP); '148-LB- Sweeney (HT), Byrnes (HF), Lauritano (LIL), Norton (Me); 158-LB-Rodriguez (Mc) Loeffler (SJB), Nldds (F), Bursch (Ch); 170-LB-Knoll (F), Perry (CM), Foget (HT): Lombardi (Me); 180-LB-Sanfratello (HF), Foote (Me), Garner (HT), Kommer (LIL). 188-LB-Scuderahi. (HF), O'Conner (Mc), DeMeo (HT), Fissman (SJB); 218-Ld Corbin (NYMA), Dixon (EM), Sullivan (SJB), Hajny (Ch).

NORTH CAROLINA SCORING-Brevard 40%, Olympic 31%, Enka 30%, Northeast Guilford 27, West Carteret 26, Goldsboro 23, New Hanover 23. Morehead 22, Walter Williams 22, Myers Park 20, Western Almance 18%, West Wilkes 17%, Pinecrest 16%, Bever Creek 16 Central Davidson 15 Reidsville 15 Ragsdale 15 North Mecklenburg 14 East ~lnderson13% ~ardin~'13 Holmes 1i Conley 12 'page 12 Southern way& 11 B L. Smith 10 'Fike 10 ~a;ner 10 ~obkrson10 ~Adrews9, 'south Mecklenburg 9: ~brth~ors~th'7, ~orth' Pitt 7 Soithern ~lmanGe6 Sanford Central 5, Dudley 4 New Bern 4 Asheville 3% ~lkk3 Garinger 3 rimh hey 3 Parkland 3 South Stoke; 2%, A. C. fieynolds 2, car& ~ejeune2, East ~ecklenburg'2, Hoke 2, Person County 2 Richmond 2 R. J. Reynolds 2 Forbush 1% E. E. Smith 1, Reid Ross 1, Sylvia- ~ebster1, Forsyth 1. 0thGs: ~arrnville,'~uscola. 101-LB--Warren (En) champion Hyder (EH) 2nd Foust (WaW) 3rd House (Fa) 4th. 108-LB-Horton (WC) ~ackion(Ro) Short (0). 115-LB-Lemly IBC) Stanley (~b)?Hughes (O), Martin '(NG) 122-LBL~idis(MP) Merrick (NH) ohn nit on (Fi), Watkins (Br) 129-L~-~il!otson' (WA) Starkey (0) ' Metcalf (En) ' Caldwell (T). 135-~~--Ru~iey(Reids), Tate (Pag), gate (T), ~uiti(Ha); 141-L~Y~rant(w~w): Gladden (PI) Gulley (Garn) Sherard (Go). 148-LB-Greene (WeW) Weaver (CD) Dixon (NP) kord (Go). 158:L~-~eese (Raf, Hickman (NH), Justic (eo), Lloyd (sA)J 170-L~-~akther(Br) ' Hamilton (Go) Graves (NG). Lee (SM); 188-LB-McGraw (NM), Twine (Hol). 'wells (En). ~rah(MP);. 198-LB-Manns (Mo), Watkins (T), Leak (BLS), Campbell )An); HVYWT-Marvln (Br), Bass (Sow), Wynck (NG), Barnes (Ha). Western North Carolina SCORING-Thomasville 121% South Iredell 104%. Asheboro 81, North Rowan 5614 Alberqarle 52. Watauga 51, ~asiRowan 50, South Rowan 42, North Iredell 35, ~av$ County 32, West Rowan 31, Hudson 28, Valdese 28, Salisbury 25, Mooresville 24%, SCHOLASTIC REVIEWS 59 Kings Mt. 24, North Davidson 22, Kannapolis 19, Lexington 15, Statesville 15, McDowell 14, Avery County 13, Newton-Convore 11, Wilkes Central 8, Alexander Central 7, Lenoir 6, Chase 3. 98-LB-Isley (NR) champion, Hardee (As) 2nd Neely (DC) 3rd McCall (WH) 4th; 105-LB-Oglesby (As), Middleton (DC), ~lackwglder (NI), Cash '(T); 112-LB-Miller (AS) Hibbett (T) Trexler (Sal) Fortune (ER . 119-LB-Maples (Wa), Clark (ND), Brit& (V), ~llmin(SR). 126-i~-~ollins(SI!: Jasperse (T), Hnbbard (Ka). Lawder (Al); 132-LB-Tillman ( Brown (Al), Taylor (H), Freshour (Mc); 138-LB-Cline (NR) Gordon (T) Davidson (As) Christy (SR). 145-LB-Stanberry (Wa) Epps (T) Burkh (As), ~arrdn(Sal); 155-LB-~estmorelanb (SI), Lathan (T), ccok' (Wa), MC: Daniel (WR); 167-LB-Danaher (SI), Hopkins (T), Curlee (SR). Whisonant (NR); 185-LBYAsh (KM), Johnson (Mo), Haughton (SI), Higgins (NR); 195-LB-Lowe (ER), Pritchard (H), Wrape (As), Benson (WR); HVYWT-Mayhew (SI), Bryson (Al), Reese (T), Bray (NU. NORTH DAKOTA Class A SCORING-Bismarck 99, Ryan 75 Minot 69 Fargo South 49%, Fargo North 45%, Jamestown 45 Shanley 40 willisto; 32, ~esiFargo 23, Valley City 20, Hettlnger 18, Mandan 1b%, carringtin 16, Belcourt 15%, Grand Forks Central 15, Devils Lake 131/2, Red River ll%, Wahpeton 10, Trinity 9% Bowman 6, Rugby 4, Langdon 3, St. Marys 2 Dickinson 2. 98-LB-Johnson (Mi) champion, Passa (RR) 2nd, Grossman (Sh) 3rd, Hartwig (Ma) 4th- 105-LB-Goehring (Bi) Sauvageau (FS) Ness (DL) Kessel (T). 112-LB-Haugen (F<)? Joyce (WF), ~aarsagkr(FN). Heiden'(C): 119-~B-~ajsey(~i), Wilson (Sh), Wllllams (FS) Patch (GFC) 126-LB-Nelson (Mi) Weisz (Bi) Hoffard (Wa), Muus (Ry); 132-L,Bkh~no(J), deyer (Ry). LeDoux (sL), ~enness; (Mi); 138-LB-Dodds (Fn), Reimnitz (Bi), Olson (Mi), Trottier (Be); 145-LB-Gabriel (Bi), Feist (Ry), Zeis (FS), Dodds (FN); 155-LB-KendaU (J), Bunk (Bi), Harmon (Ry) Noidby (Bo); 167- LB-Lee (M), Jahner (H), Sorenson (VC), Doede (Mi); 180-LB-Mayer (Bi), Malsom (Ry), Gregerson (FN), Auran (Mi); HVYWT-Slater (Ry), Jenner (Bi), Feight (Sh), SCU~~Y(WF). Class B SCORING-Watford City 72: Napoleon 47, Mayville-Portland 44 Garrison 39, Hatton 36 Oakes 33% Enderlm 32% Foman 31 Walhalla 30%, hew Town 30, New ~n~lHndSt. ~ar;s 27. Casselton'25%, New Salem 20, Linton 20, Stanley 19, LaMoure 181/2, Parshall 18, Ellendale 13, Rolla 13, Velva 12%, Litchvllle 12, Zeeland 9, Kenmare 5, Makoti 4, Ashley 2%, Lakota 2, Northwood 2, Arthur 1, New Rock- ford 1. 98-LB-Johnsrud (WC) champion, Schmitt (NESM) 2nd, Sperle (Na) 3rd), Mehlhoff (G) 4th. 105-LB-Kuntz (Na) Hansen (H) Silbernagel (Lin) Gapp (R); 112-LB- ~aunder; (F), Johnson (MP), ' Pojorlie (~d),Schumacher (z!; 119-LB-Walsh (G), Jacobson (LM) Severence (P) Loepp (0). 126-LB-Homer (Na) Naastad (H) White (Wal), widme; (0); 134-~B-~or~an(~ai), Mandan (NT), ~erAes(Na), ~ecier(0). 138-LB-Sanford (WC), Walsh (El), Brummund (0), Mastrud (H); 145-LB-Amb (MP): Foote (P), Krebs (NESM), Schmitz (En); 155-LB-Bruins (WC), Wallner (En). Dibble (S) Mautz (G). 167-LB-Krom (En), Kilwein (NESM), Rolla (WC). Locken (NT). 186-~B-~vansIF), Gummer (MP), Kittelson (V), Ibach (Lin); HVYWT-Huck (NS): Roberg (Lit), Lacina (LM!, Wisthoff (S). OHIO Class AAA SCORING-Elyria 36, Garfield 34, Mentor 33%. Grove City 26, Oak Hills 24, West- land 23, John Marshall 22%, Cleveland South 22M, Normandy 22, Wayne 21, Root 20%, Brecksville 18, Cuyahoga Falls 17, Dayton Roosevelt 17, Mt. Healthy 16, Shaw 16, North Olmstead 16, Elder 15%, Centerville 15, West Geauga 15, Canton Oakwood 15 Boardman 15 Worthington 13 Franklin Heights 12%. Withrow 12, Hayes 12, ~irfieldHeights '12, Kent ~oosevilt 11, Medina 11 Eastlake North 10, Fairfield 10, Nordonia 10, Valley Forge 10, Brush 9%. ~rL;nswick 9, Mansfield Madison 9, Miamisburg 9, Strongsville 9, Hoover 81/2, Akron South 8, Edgewood 8, Bay Village 8, Bowsher 7, Troy 7, Madison 6, Xenla 5% McKinley 5. Maumee 5 Start 5 Midpark 4 Glenwood 3 Finneytown 3 Western ills 3 Louisville 3, ~apd ~eight;3, Toledo 'St. Johns 3, ~ardin~3, ~ukhtel 2, Akron ~brth2, Lancaster 2, Marietta 2 Reynoldsburg 2 Revere 2 Whetstone 1% Bellevue 1 Cambridge 1, St. Xavier 1 '~orthmont 1 ~&kHills 1' St. Edward 1' New ~hiladel~hia1 Clay 1, Parma 1,' Tallmadge 1,'St. Francis ~e'sales1, Miami r race 1, Westerville i. 60 THE OFFICIAL WRESTLING GUIDE 1974 98-LB-Edwards (Westl) champion, Branham (FH) 2nd, Frierson (JM) 3rd, Redd (Ely) 4th. >O5-LB-Pierson (MtH), Longmire (Wi), Liptak (Men), McClintock (Brun). 112-LB-~alsh (NO), Harnbrick (Hay), Victor (Men), Burgoon (Ho); llg-~B-~arei (Sh), Reid (CF)? Davis (En), Maxwell (Fa); 126-LB-Lewis (Ely), Stelle (OH), Ralivoda (Root), Brookshwe (Nord); 132-LB-Chinn (GC), DeLuca (JM), Jeffers (KR), Pazyniak (Brus). 138-LB-Lee (Ga) Braun (Norm) Owens (MM) DeAnna (BV). 145-LB-Lash (Ga), khoemaker (CO), ~brning(VF), ~knn(Ed); 155-~~-~huler(~ld), Foley (Wo), Beal (Ely), Susteric (Bre) 167-LB-Brown (Ce) Fuchs (Men) Salupo (Bre) Manning (Miamis). 175-~~-~00dik(WG) ~zarniakowsk (CS) ~teidi(Med) ~eacham(As). 185- cooper (Boa), ~asenorhl'(GH), Emerson, (OH), Webb (GC)~HWWT-HI& (Wa), Burton (DIR), Stepanovich (Root), Kotowiski (CS). Class AA-A SCORING-Ravenna Southeast 44, Cardinal Stritch 38%, Richmond Heights 33%, Huron 29% Kenston 29% Aurora 27 Reading 26% DeSales 26% Chardon 23%, Chamberlin'22, ~ircleville'21, ~rooklGn 20, O'oerlin '18, Mogadore '17%, Brookwlle 17, Crestwood 17 Archbold 16lh Perrysburg 16% Dayton Oakwood 16, Licking Heights 15% ~o;entury 15 Bethkl- ate 14 el la ire St John 14 Olentangy 13 No~walk 13, '0rrville 13, ~extle~12, Deer ~aik12, ~udsok12, ~ucieye11%, wyo; ming 11%, Brookfield 10, Cuyahoga Heights 10, Rossford 10, St. Marys 10, Solon 9, Manchester 8%, Beachwood 8%. Clyde 8, Watterson 8, Beaver 7, Belmont Unim 5%, Berkshire 5 Miami East 5 Millbury Lake 4 Minerva 4 Edison 3% St. Vincent 3 Carrollton 6, St. Peter 3, berkins 3, Eaton 5, York 2, bntario 2, ~ilton-union 1%; Warrensville Heights 1% Bellaire 1 Bryan 1 Canfield 1, Coshocton 1 Delta 1 Martins Ferry $ ~aysvilfe1 New ~khrnondi, North Ridgeville 1, ~ppe; an dusk; 1, Vermilion 1, '~aynedalei. - 98-LB-Hauson (RH) champion, M&& (01) 2nd, Kollman (Cham) 3rd, Imke (C1) 4th. 05-LB-Riggs (Cov), Chovanec (Cs), Richardson (CH), Cale Beat). 112-LB- ~a&r(DS), Murphy (RS), Lucey (K), Taylor (Char); 119-LB-Tornpkms {MO), Hare (Hur) Leugers (Brookv) Hefferman (Wat). 126-LB-Cowell (Ar) McConnell (Hud) LangY(~rookl)DiSabato '(Ds). 132-~~-~o$ell(DO) Kosky (BSJ) ' Webb (Ci) ent to; (Brookl). 138'-~~-~emp(Chir), Coontz (RS), ~et)calf (Perr), Bee (BT); i45-LB- Luther ('cs) Engle (Re) Oberdove (Man). 155-LB-Clark (Ob) Althans (K) Luchette (Broogf) ~iker(RS). i67-~~-~indra(A;) Hegedish (cham)) Schaefer (~u)Marx (BT); 1?5-L~-Lewis '(L?), Bowman (Or), Scott (Au), F'innera; (SM); 185-LBL~erkic (RH) Baker (Bex) Polzln (Ro) Roberts (Wy); HVYWT-Rodhe (Cr), Applegate (DP), ~rer&ks(Ci), Ohlkmacher A NO^).

OKLAHOMA Class AAAA SCORING-Putnam City 50 Norman 48% John Marshall 42 Nathan Hale 35% Memolial 35, McLain 34%, ~dison34, ~idwistCity 31, .Moore 20, U. S. Grant 15%: Del City 13% Ponca City 12, Capitol H~ll10, Putnam Clty West 8, East Central 4. 101-LB-Mikawa (PuC) champion, Monday (Mc) 2nd, Cobb (JM) 3rd, Evans (No) 4th; 108-LB-Glasgow (JM), Teague (CH), Koepp (NH), Browntee (Ed); 115-LB- Reed (Mc), Stephens (Mc) Welker (PuC) Nieto (No). 123-LB-Green (No) Rankin (JM), Nelson (MC), well; (NH); 130-LB-D. ~itezel'(NH), Bynu? (No), ' Maddox (Mc), Burleson (DC). 136-LB-Fitzgerald (USG) Glenn (Puc) Martln (Ed) Bunnell (Me); 141 -L&K. (No), Carter (PuC), ~aGkins(Mc), L. '~itezel(NH); '148-LB- Coburn (PoC), Thedford (Mo), Jones (NH), Wilkerson (EC); 157-LB-Wilson (Ed), Jenkinson (Me), Watkins (DC), Hines (PuC); 168-LB-Stallcup (JM), Warren (PuC) Gorey (Me), Pigg (PCW); 178-LB-McQuaig (Me), Hall (MC), Sturdivant (Mo), white: head (DC); HVYWT-Ward (Mo), Korne (Ed), J. Young (No), Farthing (Mc). Class AAA SCORING-Blackwell 551h Kelley 54 Altus 39 College 37 Ardmore 351h South- east 25 Charles Page 23% on art 21 kdmond $0 Choctaw i6% Broken ~irow14 Daniel 'webster 13, ~uncak11, ~lare&ore9, sapuipa 5, Ada 4, ~iarni4, Owasso 3: Jenks 3, Classen 1. 101-LB-Almack (Bl) champion, Taylor (So) 2nd, Tyler (E) 3rd, Lampkins (0)4th. 108-LB-Phillips (CP), Holt (Co) Ruth (Ar) Elmore (Do) 115-LB-Powell (~1): Almack (El) G Griffith (So) ~a

0 REGOIN' Class AAA SCORING-Milwaukie 42% Silverton 40% Newberg 37 Hillsboro 32% Lebanon 32% The Dalles 29% ~i~ard29 Marshall 27 North end 25 David ~oJ~las22% North Eugene 21, ~o;h Albany i0, Klarnath F'alls 19, Molalla '17, Oregon City 15%: Pendleton 15%, Ashland 15, South Eugene 15, Benson 14%, Medford 14%, Aloha 14, Putnam 14, Corvallis 13%, Barlow 13, Madison 13, Sunset 13, Centennial 12, Bend 11%, Marshfield 11%, Sandy ll%, 11, Clackamas 10, Forest Grove 10, McNary 8, Ontario 8, Estacada 7, Beaverton 61/2, Grants Pass 6, Roseburg 3, Cleveland 2, Churchill 2, Franklin 2, Crater 1, Jackson 1, LaGrande 1, Parkrose 1, West Albany 1. 98-LB-McGinness (Marsha) chanlpion, Parson (H) 2nd, Higgins (SA) 3rd, Kozawa 106 LB-Olson (Mo) Smyth (Mad) McAuliffe (Le), Scott (Mi). 115-LB-Scott [$l$P,i' ~uiawa (Marsha), kclung (KF),' Outcalt (KF). 123-LB-Nihikawa (Bens), Hayden (Co) Gardner (NE) Whitmore (Mi). 130-LB-~obinson (SE), Dlxon (NE), Conway (~e):Mello (Mi). 186-LB-~eaudry (oc), Dyal (Sa) Hess (H) Sessions (E). 141-LB-Hampton (Ne), wheeler (Pe), Keinonen (Ne), ~ittedck(Le); 1kbLB-Watso~ (TD), Reher (NB), Lopez (FG), Shetler (Si). 157-LB-Kramer (TD), Crisman (Ti), Moseman (Le), Kme (Mc); 168-LB-Palm (Tij? Meyer (Ba), Bletko (DD), Dols (On); 178-LB-Waldrupe (SI), Mullens (NB) Dav~s (Bend) Chambers (Sa) 191-LB- Bielenberg (Mi), Monagon (Al), ~'Doniell (Ce), coyle' (Mi); HVYWT-~a~lor(As), Ritt (Su), Todd (Pu), Potthoff (H). Class- .. - - .AA. . . SCORING-Woodburn 881/2, Phoenix 64, Nyssa 56%, Marist 3836, Crook County 37, fialnier 34, Eagle Point 34, Siuslaw 27% Sherwood 26%, CP-uillc 9.5 Tillw-nnk 24%, Douglas 23, Bandon 22, Scappoose 22, South Umpqua 20%, Gladstone 18%, Elmira 17%, McLoughlin 171/2, North Marion 16, Cascade 14%, Sutherlin 13, Gold Beach 11% Dayton 11 Myrtle Pomt 8 Taft 8 Stayton 7 Burns 5% Giant Union 5, yamhill- ailt ton 4%, ~hkeview3, Vale's, ~rodkin~s2%, bentral ~i&2%, Toledo 2, Newport 1%, Creswell 1, Glide 1, Pleasant Hill 1, Sheridan 1, Willamina 1. 98-LB-Hartley (NY) champion, Plourd (Ma) 2nd, Kassebaum (Sherw) 3rd), Van Hoose (Ca) 4th- 106-LJ3-Chastan (EP), Winn (Wo), Torres (SU). Reimer (Ba); 115-LB-Giesler '(Ph), Shorey (Su), Mathies (Wo) Cordoso (NM) 123-LB-Nugent (Ma), Coultright (Co), Weaver (SU), Olson (Ca); '130-~~-Reynatwo), Perez (Ny) Chapman (Si), Gieber (Ma); 136-LB-Jones (Wo), Leadbetter (R), Stoffal (Do), vans (CC); 141-LB-Holden (Ph), Smith (CC), Paradis (Wo), Thurman (MP); 148-LB- Zastoupil (Wo), Slonecker (Si), Zitt (Sherw), Koenig (NM) 157-LB-Strobel (Sc) White (Do), Mannenbach (Wo), Mondale (Ph); 168-~~-~lbe&an(Ny), Larson (cc): H~xs-n (El) Hughes (St). 178-LB-Lords (Ny) Bledsoe (R) Pease (Mc) Kranick (Ba). 191-~~-~eith(Ph), ~reAo(Gla), Bates (Ti), Sarker (GB); HVYWT-~ak (EP), ~ruer; (Da), Shugert (Ti), Butcher (Ta). Class A SCORING-Enterprise 68% Riddle 66% Corbett 47 Waldport 24 Rogue River 22, Lowell 21, Culver 17%, ~olion16, ~arrhnton16, ~liinoisValley i6, Jefferson 14%. Wallowa 11%, Concordia Lutheran 9, Harrisburg 9, Alsea 8, Pine-Eagle 8, Oakland 7, Elgin 1%, Knappa 1. 98-LB-Martlmho (IV) champion, Keith (RR) 2nd. Jefforcls (Wall) 3rd; 105-LB- Martin (En) Santoyo (J) Martinho (IV) 115-LB-York (En) Benson (Cor), Jordan (Ri); 123-L6-~ndrade (E;), Reed (Col), $lower (L); 130-LB-her (Ri), Baker (Cor), TEXAS TZTLZSTS: L-R front-Smith (Burges) Perales and Gonzalez (Irwin) Saldivar (Boys Ranch), Jones (I&), Johnson (~ascos;); back-Mecca (R. L. ~urker),Mori (Irvin), Barnett (MacArthur), Netherton (Tascosa), McKeen (Coronado), Morales (Cap- rock).

TOPS IN OREGON AAA. L-R front- McGinness (Marshall) Olson (Molalla) Scott (Milwaukie), Nishikawa (~enscnz),Robinson (South Eugene), ~eaudry(0regomY,City). back-Humpton (Newburg), Watson (The Dalles), Xramer (The Dalles!, Palm (~rgardi Waldrupe (Silverton), Bielenberg (Silverton), Taylor (Ashland).

NORTH CAROLINA CHAMPS: L-R front-Warren (Enka) Widis (Myers Park), Grant (Walter Williams) Tillotson (weate& Alrnance), Rumley ' (Reidswille). rnddle-Led (Beaver Creek), ken (West Wilkes), Horton (West Carteret), Deese i~agsdale);bac1 -McGraw (North Mecklenburg), Manns (Morehead), Marvin and Banther (Breuard). SCHOLASTIC REVIEWS 63 Stein (En). 136-LB-Alley (Cu) Willis (En) Knight (0).141-LB-Prenevost (L) Benson (c&), Lathrop (Wall); i48-~~-~er~e;son(War), ~'ammon (A). Reed (~01): 157-LB-Williamson (Cw), Rickert (Cor), Martin (En); 168-LB-Mitchell (Ri). Bailey H,Gates (Cu); 178-LB-Suttcm (RR), Hezeltlne (RI), Russell (W.ald); 191-L+Bell (RI), WDonnell (Wald), Langton (PE); NWWT-Newcomb (&), Hellman (En), Wilson (Wald). PENNSYLVANIA TEAMS-Altoona Bald Eagle Area Benvick Bethlehem Catholic, Cam. McMillan, Carlynton, Central '~au~hinEast, ~hirtiers dust on, Cramberry, Cumberland Valley, Dallas DuBois Easton Erie East Freedom Hatboro-Horsham, Hempfield Hershey, Hickoh, ~ughisville l;oquois ~derty ow& Daughin, Manheim owns ship' McKees- port, ~echanicsbur~,'~ifflinbdr~, Mt. Lebanon Newport North Allegheny, ~orthStar, Reading Red Land Saucon Valley Shaler, Solanco State College, Trinity, Upper ~au~hid,West ~radch,~illiams~or< 98-LB-Frantz (a)champion, Duke (MT) Znd, Barnickel (T) 3rd, Malles. (Hem) 4th; 105-LB-Zuk (Car), Morelli (DB), Zook (Ne), Creazzo (Ea); 112-LB-Nelhs (Sh), Zito (F), Turnbull (I), Mast (Me); 119-LB-Can; (EE), Kepp (CDE), Longmore (Da), Ryder (Hu); 126-LB-Sdey (BC), Stottlemyer (Hi), Condon (RL) Davis (CH). 132-LB-Cam (CV) Rodgers (NA) Vollrath (HH) Harwick (ML). 138i~~-~all(~c)' Mutek (LD), ~c~ttt(UD), ~a;(Wi); 145-~BL~isher(BEA),'Stauffer (LD), ~a; (Real), Eiswerth (Wi); 155-LB-White (WB), Heiswender (LD), Kreider (So), Travisano (SV); 167-LB-O'Korn (Ckl), Peiffer (UD) McCabe (Ber) Barnick (NS); 185-LB- M,cCorkel (Her), Grissinger (SC), Sharp [~i),Guzzo (~'a); HVYWT-Benson (A), 0 Chap (Mc), Eshelman (So), Schuler (LI). RHODE ISLAND SCORING-Pilgrim 102, Coventry 1011/2, Wanvick 651/2, Cranston East 60, Cumber- land 50, Mount Pleasant 40%, Bishop Hendricken 36, Barrington 32, Tollgate 20, West Warwick 19, East Greenwich 18%, Bristol 18, LaSalle 171/2, Johnston 16%, Warren 14, Hope 11, Central 11, Our Lady of Providence 10, East Providence 9, Burriville 7%, Cranston West 6, North Kingston 1, Chariho 0, South Kingston 0. 98-LB-Jacvony (P) champion, Curtis (Co) 2nd, Manter (EG) 3rd, Werbicki (OLP) 4th- 105-LB-Pucino (Co), Melise (MP) Smith (Warw) DelPrete (L). 112-LB- ~dringan(Co), Calarone (C'E), Oliva (~jrw),Ouelette (~arr);119-~B-~i~ner (CE), McLaughlin (WW), Boulay (Cu), Condon (Warw); 126-LB-Brosco (BH), Bobola (Cu), Mi. Pereira (P), Fresher (CE); 132-LB-Arnold (Warw), Fontaine. (P), Coffey (CE), Viveiros (Co) 138-LB-Allin (P), Yanke (CE), Reavis (Br), Corlo (MP). 145-LB- Blair (Co), MB. ereira (P), Cavaco (T), Perelra (Br). 155-LB-Hovey (war&), Dapont (Ce), Poirier (EG), Auger (Co); 167-LB-~'~rezzo'(Co), Morin (Co), Mellor (Ba), Rodericks (EP); 185-LB-Stevens (P), Twardowski (L), Baffonl (J), Reis (Co); HVYWT- Gitbert @a), Grandchamp (T), Brazil (H), Hoopis (P). SIOUTH CAROLINA SCORING-Lower Richland 65%, Union 35, Summerville 32, Bishop England 31, Spartanburg 24, Ft. Johnson 21%, Buford 19, James Island 13%, Walhalla 12%, Airport 12, Greer 12, Keenan 12, Wade Hampton 11, Brookland-Cayce 8, Byrnes 8, Woodruff 8, Sumter 8, Daniels 7, A. C. Flora 5, B-Honea Path 4, Easley 4, Camden 2, Goose Creek 1 Rock Hill 1. 101-LB-S. ~i&(Sp) champion, Alexander (LR) 2nd, Richardson (FJ) 3rd, Tate (BC) 4th. 108-LB-Farmer (U) D King (Sp) Spalviero (FJ) Coker (BC). 115-LB- Stroble G),Yonkers (LR), ~u)cks'(U),~uck& (C); 122-~B--k'otts (LR), &iffy (BE), Young (Summ). Bailey (D). 129-LB-S. Johnson (LX) Long (U) Fuller (FJ) Terrell (Sp);135-LB-Bennett c steel (Bu) Spearman (~u&m)L ~oinson(LR) 141-LB- Krimminger (Bu) Melton (Wo) ~a;(E) Miller (BE).' 148-~B-~rock(ki) Evans Flaherty (BE), ~Acrurn(K); 15h-~~-~on$ers(LR), ~rif?fin(K), Yarborough t~urnm), Welter (D). 170-LB-Seabrook (JI) Anderson (LR). Mauney (Summ). W. Edwards (By); 188-Lb-~enneriy (WH), ~imi(U), Belton (ACF), Burt (BC); HVYWT-Shugart (Wal), Moses (Sumt), Whitrnan (BHP), G. Edwards (By). SOUTH DAKOTA Class A SCORING-Watertown 511/2, Vermillion 49%, Pierre 49, Rapid City Central 42% Webster 41, Stevens 39, Aberdeen Central 36, Lincoln 33%, Sisseton 33%, Washing- ton 29%, Huron 28, Brookings 24, Yankton 22%. Roncalli 21, O'Gorman 20. Milbank 15, Douglas 13, Miller 13, Sturgis 9, Hot Springs 834, Mitchell 8%, Spearfish 8, 64 THE OFFICIAL WRESTLING GUIDE 1974 ~dddCounty 7'/2, Madison 6, Winner 5lh, Chamberlain 4%, Brandon Valley 31/2, Redfield 2% .Le'.d 1. 98-LB-Schley (We) champion? Hubert (V) 2nd, Berg (Ste) 3rd, Curtice (Y) 4th; 105-LB-Taylor (Hu), Nelson (SI), Olson (Wat) Harden (Was. 112-LB-Shnet (P), Biggins (D), Boyd (Was), Goodsell (Si); 119-~B-jensen (Wat), ~Ganson(RCC), Ander- son (V), Salwei (Ro); 126-LB-Johnson (RCC), Opp, (AC), Grode (We), Hauge (Bro); 132-LB-Cooper (Was) Moser (Mill) Homan (Milb) Kerher (AC). 138-LB-Olson (Wat), Whalin (RCC), arson (Ste), Manning (V); 14k-~~-~aszek(we), Wall (Ro) Voelker (Bro), Miller (RCC); 155-LB-Beastrom (P), Lipetzky (Hu), Ree (Li), sander: son (Bro); 167-LB-Cordell (Wat), Cusick (V), Karst (Si), Gunderson (P). 185-LB-- Lovrien (AC), Fuchs (V), Walla (Ste), Warne (P); HVYWT-Geraets (0), '~iller(Y), Murray (Li), Dzintars (Ste). Class B SCORING-Faulkton 74, Northwestern 57%, Parkston 51, Burke 37% Stanley County 28 Cheyenne-Eagle Butte 27 Groton 24% Elandrean 22% ~re~or)~22, Montrose 17%, Britton 16, Mobridge 16, Onida 16, iemmon 13, ~aker13, Canistota 12%, Clark 12% Platte 12 aLke Andes 11% Wall 11 Tyndall 11 West Central 10 Arlington 9%, ~ighmdre9%, Clear Lake'9, Mt. ~;rnon 8, Dolind 8, Garretson 7: Freeman 6% Gettysburg 6 Custer 6 Howard 6 Avon 5 Hoven 4 Ipswich 3 Lake Preston 3, ~irker3, Selby '3, ~auba;3, ~eresfok2, ~hkster2, ~{kPoint 2, Marion 2, Springfield 2, Scotland 1% Centerville 1. Other: Ft. Pierre. 98-LB-Grubbs (Gre) champion, Hutcheson (FP) 2nd, Schwartz (Fa) 3rd, Rezac (Av) 4th; 305-LB-Willuweit (Bu), Meir (CEB), Kusser (Hi), Wood (0); 112-LB-Long (Parks), McQulston (FP), C. Heller (Fa), Mason (D); 119-LB-Dailey (Fl), Irvine (WC) Huss (Fa), Hall (0)-126-LB-B~hrner (Parks), Bourne (Wal) Koffler (Gro), ~ruml (CL); 132-~~--~etr:ch(Mob), Boynton (Le) Bruggeman (~a),'Pray (Gro); 138-LB- Braun (N), S. Heller (Fa), Peterson (CEB), Swenson (Fl); 145-LB-Bower (Fa), Nielson (Br), Wieczorek (MV), Nash. (N); 155-LE-Hammond (Fa), Roberts (N), Selken (Ar), Ramsey (Cu) 167-LB-Heislnger (Parks) Speck (Fa) Moore (Ca) Dawson (How). 185-LB-~oedeheide (N), Rhoades (LA), Geal (Cla), ~;e~or(Wag); Ib~WT-Fuhmd (Bu), Little (N), Tegethoff (PI), Selland (Mon).

TENNESSEE SCORING-Hixson 51 Notre Dame 36 Hillwood 33% East Ridge 29, McCTallie 28% Father Ryan 27$, Maplewood 254, Montgomery bell Acad. 23 Morristown ~ast'15% Baylor 12% City 12 Antloch 12 Battle Ground Acad ld Tyner 10 Daniel Bdone 9, ~owa;d 9, ~ohnLonCity 9, ied Bank 9, ~larksville'8, bverton 6%: Bristol 5, Riverdale 5. Oakhaven 4, McGavock 3. 101-LB-Cohen (MBA) champion, Bogitch (Hil) 2nd, Walden (Hix) 3rd, Jabaley (ND) 4th; 108-LB-Batten (Hil), Jent (McC), Allen (Hil), Winston (FR); 115-LB- Hoff (Gi), .Oliver (Ho), Morales (FR Bradley (Oa) 122-LB-Einstman (FR) S Walden (Hix) Davrs (ME) Kent (Mcj: 129-~~-~ogak(ND) Phillips (Ma) Firlei (Hil), ~itchefi(McG); 135'-~B-~mithi~ix), Dunning (Hil), 'walker (ND), '~raham (McC). 141-LB-Apple (A), Ogilvie (BGA), Trent (ME), Bevilaqua (T). 148-LB- ~rankiin(ER), Von Demmel (RB), Bennett (T), Francescon (ER); 158-~b~~ranklin (Bay), Culpepper (ER), Arnett (Ov). Scott (Ma). 170-LB-Weeks (ND) Rollins (JC) Baker (MBA). Mutter (Er) 188-LB_Nelson (M~c), Griffith (Hix), ~ih(Cl), an; (MBA); HVYWT-~rownlo; (Ma), Kierrnan (DB), Chamberlain (ER), Harrison (Ri).

TEXAS SCORING-Irvin 94 MacArthur 53% R L Turner 521h Caprock 48 Boys Ranch 37 Burges 30 St ~akk's29 Tascosa d8 'Coionado 25 ~iihardson17%' Bowie 14%, ~radySpruce'l3' Pearce 13' El Paso 16 L,ake ~ighlLnd9 Spring 9,' Andrew 5, Palo Duro 4 ~imitz2 ~iihopLynch i Amarillo 2, 1rv;ng 1, West Chester 1, Aldine 0 ~uitin0 ~ish&Dunne 0 W L' White 0. 98-~~L~mith(&) champion ~akia'(1r;in) 2nd M Hadden (RLT) 3rd, (Ca) 4th. 105-LB-Perales I,Perez (GS), ~Lrto; (M), Kruger (Ri). 112-LB- ~onzalez'(Irvin), Earl (M), D. Hadden (RLT), Blakey (Ri); 119-LB--~aidivar (Br), Rainwater (RLT), Adamson (Co) Hugg (Ca). 126-LB-Jo11~s (Irvin) Van Doyen (Br) Block (SM) Monhollon (Pe). i32-~~-~0h&on(T) DeCoster (s;) Ramos (~rvin)' Williams (sM). 138-~~-~ec&(RLT), Boseley (~rvin), Omelas (Ca), kiley (BR); 145: LB-Mori 1 Boozer (M), Foehser (RLT), Tygret (Pe) 155-LB-Barnett (M), Gongora (Bow). Phillips (SM), McGinnis (LH); 167-~~-~eth&ton(T), Alarcon (EP) Atkinson (Ri), Martinez (Irvin); 185-LB-McKeen (Co),Sims (Ca), Latoure (M), ~eci (An); HVYWT-Morales (Ca), Weyman (Bu), Hitchings (Irvin), Byrne (SM). SCHOLASTIC REVIEWS 65 UTAH Class AAAA SCORING-Granger 73%, Brighton 54%, Hillcrest 48, Olympus 48, Orem 44, West 42% Cottonwood 42, Roy 36%, Clearfield 34 Sky View 23, Provo 211h Kearns 20, Box Elder 18, East 17%, South J7%, Layton 16, Skyline 15%, Viewmont 14, Granlte 131/2, Weber 5, Bonnevdle 5, Hlghland 5, Bountiful 4%, Bear River 4, n Lomond 4, Woods Cross 2 Logan 1 Murray 0 Ogden 0 98-LB-Green (~kyl) chahpion, ~e&nan(~ilj 2nd, Turner (Or) 3rd Hernandez (Hig) 4th. 105-LB-Stanley (Grang) Soto (Wes) Archuletta (La) ~dbbins (Co). 112-LB- anc cock (Or) Tripp (Hil) heyes (Grani)' Ellison (P). 119:~~-~teele(or): Lopez (Grang) Steel i~es)L. ~irtinez(Cl); li~-~~-wind&ard(R), Fawson (K), J Martinez (dl) Mori (~r&i). 132-LB-Ludwig (Hil) Jacobs (Wes) Anderson (SV) ~ohovir(Go). lh-~~-~rizzle'(GO), Mack (011) ~avagk(Br) campbill (K). 145-~& Ma@n rang), Thomas (E), Christianson (R): Payne (BE): 155-~~-~all&tim(Br), Sm~th(Grang), Larsen (Wes), Larson. (SV); 167-LB-Catmull (Go), Mackintosh (Br), Gamer (P) Yoshimura (R). 185-LB-Nielson (01) Barney (Grang) Schwab (So), Jensen (Cl); HVYWT-startin (01Johnston (Cl), ~rimkll(Hil), oulson' (So). Class AAA SCOlUNG-Uintah 86 Pleasant Grove 79% Lehi 54 Davis 46lh Bingham 33 Jordan 32% Cyprus 28: Springville 24, ~mericanFork '19, Tooele i2, Carbon 11: Spanish Fork 10. Judge Memorial 2, Payson 2. 98-LB-Clark (D) champion Kirtz (U) 2nd, Romero (J) 3rd, no 4th 105-LB- Marshall (Sp), Maxfield (PG),' Garcis (B), Tait (J); 112-LB-McDonald (b), Tovves (T), Johnson (D), Bedoni (PG); 119-LB-Bratt (YG), Walker (U), Romerero (J), Sato (B); 126-LB-C. Hunt (Cy), Stranger (D), Christensen (PG). Bums (U). 132-LB- Boyer.(L) Faux (PG) Wall (U). Hansen (Cy). 138-LB-Grua (U) Mele (c;) R. Hunt (Cy) Codon (PG); 145-~~-~ack(PG), ~erb&(L), Bingham (u$.Shroeder (B); 155- LB-Wagstaff (B), Miller. (J). Swenson (PG), Kitchen (AF); 167-LB-Mair (L), Cope (SF), Sagers (AF), Stathis (D); 185-LB-Logan (U), Evan (AF). Criddle (D), Howe (PG); HVYWT-Peterson (L), Doty (Sp), Martinson (U), Kyriopoulos (B). Class AA SCORING-Wasatch 78 Morgan 62 Delta 58 Union 50, Millard 47 Intermountain 33 Cedar 31 Richfield i2 San ~uan'13. Hurrhcrane 10, Grand 7, ~orthSanpete 4, ~rktsville2 '~ixie0. ~uab'0 Manti 0 Emery -1. 98-LB-V. '~azzie(I) cham&cm. Cox '(~e)2nd Smith (SJ) 3rd, Arnddson (NS) 4th. 105-LB-Abbott (De) Richins (W) Green (U) ' Huntsman (R). 112-LB-Clyde (w): Weaver (Mo) Keith ~SJ)Hoops (v'). ~I~-LB-R~~IO(C) ROW& (Mo) Edwards (Mi) Begay (I). 126-~~-~.Ya&Ge(I) ~eeiles(Mi) christens& (De) dam$ (W). 132-~d Haslam (e)Pentz (Mo) ~welf(H) P. ~ohl;?r(W). 13'8-~~-~iles(W) ~dwles(De) Lindley (MA), McKee (u); 145-~~karter(U), ~dody (De), ~rittende; (Mo), sundl quist (C); J55-LB-D. Kohler (W), Winn (U), Daniels (R), Barney (Deh 167-LB- Dobson (Mi), Waters (R) Poll (Mo) Morris (De). 185-LB-Bennett Mi), Tree (W) Venz (Ma), West rand): ~~~~~-'Hurnphrey(~j,Daybell (W), Taylor (Mo), ~ard (Mi).. , Class A SCORING-Monticello 71%, North Summit 60, South Sevier 56. South Summit 53, Parowan 32 Duchesne 29% Altamont 25% Piute 23%. Wayne 21, Panguitch 13% Beaver 10, kanab 9, East &arbon 8. ~ilfoid6, North Sevier 3, Gunnison 1, ~ree; River 0. South Rich 0, Park City 0 Manila 0. 98-LB-Schafee (Mo) champion, Roath (NSu) 2nd, Fink (Pan) 3rd, Warden (A) 4th. 105-LB-Moore .(NSu), Maw (SSu), Grant (Mo), Lay (Pi); 112-LB-Hemra (D), ~eei (NSu), Muhlstein (Mo), Fleld (SSu); 119-LB-Siddoway (SSu), Jones (NSu), Bybee (SSe), Thacker (A); 126-LB-Siddoway (NSu), Hansen (A), Jackson (K) Morrill (W). 132-LB-Bybee (SSe)? Coston (B), Foy (D), Purcell (Mo). 138-~~-~a~lor(ss~): Farnsworth (A). Atkinson (SSu) Nelson (NSe) 145-~~-~;ller(Mo), Bertola (D) Fullmer (Pi), Soper (an); 155-~~-~ott(SSu), Adair (Mo), Jones (Paro), ~urnin~hali (Pan). 167-LB-Van D.yke (W), Blood (Pi). Neal (Mo), Yardley (Mi). 185-LB-Farns- worth' (SSe). Love11 (Mo), Williamson (Paro), Simmons (SSu); ~~YW'?-Tincher (Paro), Leavitt (SSe), Leonard (EC), Passey (NSu).

VERMONT SCORING-Middlebury 86, Mt. Mansfield 7554, St. Johnsbury Acad. 69%. Cham- plain Valley 60% Vergennes 57 Fair Haven 55% Spaulding 46 Lamoille 27%, Mt. Anthony 25, Ha&ood 201/2, ~orihCountry 17, ~siexJunction 16: Mt. Abraham 15%, 66 THE OF'FICIAL WRESTLING GUIDE 1974 Bellows Free Acad. 13, Winooski lo%, Northfield 5, Hazen 4, Oxbow. 98-LB-White ICV) charnoion. Mitchell IMM) 2nd. Shaw (Mi) 3rd. Pettv (FH) 4th:

VIRGINIA Class AAA SCORING-Cox 70 Lee 41 Williams 38 Great Bridge 21%, Norview 26% Langley 25% Woodson 22%' Stuart '21, Mt. veinon 20% Granby 20. Others. innandale, ~huichland. Dale, ~ee~Creek, Fauquier, ~ergusdn, Ft. Hunt, ree em an, Hayfield, Jeff. Fair, Kempsville, Kennedy, Lake Taylor, Manor, Marshall, Menchville, Princess Ann, Robinson. Yorktown, Petersburg. 95-LB-Nowlin (PA) champ~on,Whittemore (Wo) 2nd, W. Taylor (DC) 3rd, Fried- man (LT) 4th. 105-LB-Martinez (Gra), O'Brien (Wi), Howie (N), Beasley (BG); 112-LB-Peach ' (Lan), Lawson (Le), Kelley . (A), Taylor (DC); 119-18-Conkwright (Co), Brown (Mar), Turner (Man). Flynn (WI); 126-LB-Battalio (Cb), Hicks (S), Lee (Wi). Bell (Pe); 132-LB-Jones (GB), Harrell (Co), Campbell (Fr) Kuhr (R); 138-LE Newbern (Co), Webb (Me), Thorp (R), MacDonnell (H); 145-LB-Lorenzo (MV), Satterthwaite (Ch) Anderson (Lan) Barbee (Kem) 155-LB-Heinonen (Le), Leber [Wi), Hunter (~a):Herbertson (FH).; 167-~B-~arritkers (Fe), Haislip (JF), DiAntonio Wo), Dierks (LT); 185-LB-Gaudreau (CO), Reedy (Le), Lamb (N), Temple (5); HVYWT-Blue (Fa), Curl (GB), Pinkett (Y), Pleasant (Ken). Class AA SCORING-William Byrd 73 Spotsylvania 35% Lord Botetourt 42% Brookville 33 Chatham 30% Culpepper b9, George Mason b7, Loudoun Valley 2'3% Marion 22: Orange count; 22, Richlands 17, Pulaski 17, Alleghany County 15, 'Fieldale- Collinsville 15, Lucy Addison 12, Glenvar 12, Grundy a%, Dublin 7, Abinsdon 4, Graham 4, Loudoun County 2, Harrisonburg 1, Louisa 1, John Battle 0, Tazewell 0, Covington -1. 98-LB-Anthan,y (FC) champion, Arney (LB) 2nd, Casteele (D) 3rd, Heath (WB) 4th. 105-LB-Battle (GI), McGrath (WB), Garnett (S), Hankins (Ch). 112-LB-Hale (06,.Tapper (GM), Shanks (AC), McCall. (R); 119-LB-D. Miller (L&, Clark (WB), Schwind (GM) Adkins (AC). 126-LB-Smith (LA) Miller (GM) Obregon (M) Trent (WB). 132-LB-~oore (B), '~itcher(Ch) ~indsHy (OC) ~oiloway (P). 168-~~- ~im?;erpan (WB), S. Miller (LB), Crist '(B), Culbert (Lv); 145-~~-~ahe~(LV), J. Vizzi (S), Drewry (LB), Taylor (M); 155-LB-Eastridge (S), Jenkins (Cu), Lunsford (B) Russell (J). 467-LB-Adkins (Ch), Fotenos (Cu), T. Vizzi (S), Hughes (P). I~i-~~-~artini~~j, Combs (R), Combs (Cu), Hoops (Gra); HVYWT-Palmer (wB): Steele (M), Brewer (S), Sauer (LV). Ciass A SCORING-Poqouson 104, Strasburg 79, Chilhowie 71%, Holston 701/2, Brentsville 48% VSDB 47%, Burton 20, St. Paul 20, Coeburg 15, Virginia School at Hampton 14. Parry McCluer 13, Charles City 9, Kelly 8, Worthy 3. 98-LB-Goodson (Po) champion, Lackey (Bu) 2nd, Gulick (Str) 3rd, Riley (H) 4th. 105-LB-Thorne (Po), Fisher (Co), Andrick (Str), Vannoy (H); 112-LB-Wolfe (H): Campbell (Str), Redick (Po). Moody (Br); 119-LB-Hitt (VSDB), Boyd (Po), Shupe (Chi), Orndorff (Str 126-LB-Wright (VSDB) Cole (Chi) Tharpe (Str). Kahler (Po). 132-LB-Coalsm (A),Rouse (H), Kern (~tr),'~benshuachen(VSDB); 138-~~-Baeh~ (Po), Dean (SP), Smith (Chi) Watson (H); 145-LB-Bqyd (Po), Halsey (Chi), Lowe (H) Hockman (Str) 155-LB--MrPherson (PO), Dean (Br), Thomas (Strl. Church (Bu). '6?-~~-~levins(Ck), Davis (Br), Austin (PM) Bradley (K); 185-LB-Furches (H): McDaniel (Po), Hudgins (Chi), Padgett (Sp); HVYWT-Hershey (Str), Wilkerson (VSH), Stanley (Br), Blevens (Chi). Independent SCORING-Blue Ridge 78% Bishop Ireton 77% Bishop WConnell 75lh Wood- berry Forest 49%, Norfolk Academy 46%, Norfolk Catholic 42, St. Stephen': 40, St. Christopher's 34%, Frederick Military 23, Episcopal 19, Hargrave Military 18, SCHOLASTIC REVIEWS I Randolph-Macon Academy 15, Miller 11, Carolton Oaks 9, Fork Union 2, Fishburne Military 2. 98-LB-Peak (WF) champion, Washington (SS) 2nd, Annunsiatta (NC) 3rd, Kava- naueh (BR) 4th: 105-LB-Valente fBR). Coeswell (Bl). Morrissev (BO). Prince (NC): 112~~~~~pradldk(~~),~~udol~h (wF~,' ~ohunson (NA),' Breiner (BO); 119-~B-~unte; (NA), Gaghen (Blj, Belk (WF), Gilmer (SC); 126-LB-Swift (BR), Har ard (SC), Ballou (WF). Caff~ (BO): 132-LB-Gaghen (BIL Com~ton(EL Forbes (NA), Metcalfe fSS): 138-iB-~ambardkila fB1). Str&kland (BO.. Puster' ~RMA', M'erridith (CO): 145k~-~irkhaG(SC), carte; (M), Pennington '(BR), Green (BO); 155-LB-Troy (NC), ? Hesselbacher (SS) Morgan (BR) Lawler (BO). 167-LB-Fitzgerald (BO) Armstrong (NA), Randolph (~l),Franklin (BR); 185-LB-karpenter (BO), Hodges (h~)Grimm (RMA), Jones (NA); HVYWT-DePaulis (FM), Lutterloh (Bl), O'Brien (NC), Berry (WF).

WASHINGTON Class AAA SCORING-Clover Park 72% Lakes 35%, Moses Lake 35%, North Central 34, Kennewick 28, Davis 26%, Olympia 24, Lewis & Clark 23%. Ferris 23, Glacier 23, Tyee 22, South Kitsap 20% Meadowdale 20% Edmonds 20, Spokane Rogers 20, Sehome 14% ~ent-~eridian'14, Newport 14, Mt. Tahoma 13% Bellingham 12% Woodway 12%, Eisenhower 11%, Fort Vancouver 10, Lynnwood 10, Renton 10 9% Snohomish 9 Issaquah 8% Pasco 8, Cascade 7 Thomas Jefferson 7, Wilson 6%, bniversity 6, ~ountlake~erra'ce 6, Rellevue 5, ~en&id~e5 Lincoln 4, Shadle Park 4, Sammamish 4, Auburn 3, Ballard 3. Everett 3, Federal Way 3, Rich- land 2, Evergreen 2, Redmond 2, Stadium 2, Mercer Island 1, Puyallup Rogers 1, Hudson's Bay 1. 101-LB-Hashisaki (Se) champion, Reeck (Belli) 2nd, Eslaca (Sk) 3rd, Taylor (SR) 4th; 108-LB-Durland (NC), Richard (LC), McKenna (El), Gunns (MTa) 115-LB- McClam (CP), Grmdstaff (0), Smlth (Ed), Slape (Kenn), 1?2-~~-~at&iffe(CP), Nepper (Lakes) Sparks (Pa) Castro (ML) 129-LB-Kacmarcik (CP) Elliott (LC) Maki (Lakes) dalcido (MT~).'135-~~-~rubb (ML), Booker (Lakes) 6e Rosier (~d): Brown (NC);'141-~~-~teven(CP), Anderson (Fer), Gallegos (~ennj,J7cot (G); 148- LB-Oman (ML), Lemon (SR), Byers (Mea), Montgomery (KM); 158-LB-Hanson (G), Prause (Wo) Farmer (LW), Krogness (Ne); 168-LB-Kranc (Kenn), Lounsberry (0). Raines (Sn) ' Taylor (Ren) 178-LB-Luera (D), Seymour (Ly), Morris (SK), Trotter (U); 190-LB-Wallick (T~):Kiilsgaard (Fer), Crowe (FV), Raethke (Mea); HVYWT- Stout (CP), Wllliams (D), Marston (NC), Vick (Mea). Class AA SCORING-Kamiakin 48, Sunnyside 46, Othello 45, Camas 34, Turnwater 31% Ingelmoor 29, Chehalis 25%, Mt. Trernon 24, Enumclaw 24 Franklin Pierce 23%, Ephrata 22%. Toppenish 22, Sedro Woolley 21, Curtis 20, Cheney 19, Shelton 17% East Bremerton 17%, Battle Ground 17, Mariner 16, Prosser 16, Spokane West Valley 14, Sumner 131/2, Eastmont 13, Ellensburg lo%, Yakima West Valley 9 Washington 8, Oak Harbor 8, Selah 6, Marysville 6, Central Kitsap 5. Juanita 5, Timberline 5, Burlington-Edison 4 Tahoma 4, Mead 4, Anacortes 3, Spokane East Valley 2%, Arlington 3, R. A. Long 2, Pullman 2, Wapato 2, Columbia River 1%, Lake Stevens 1, Pilchuck 1. Foster 1, Elma i, North Thurston 1. 101-LB-Shaw (Sun) champion, Gilbert (Ot) 2nd. Nakamura (Pr) 3rd, Montesino (Co)4th; 108-LB--Moon (K), Delong (Ep), eterson (To). Prilucik (Sunk 115-LB-Guy (Sun), Taylor (Ca), Pucc~o (K), Prather (Sel); 122-LB-Riley (Tu), ~ilcox(Chen), Riggs (Pr), Vela (To); 129-LB-Tingley (Sew), Milovich (FB), Bliss (Ot), Mendoza (MV); 135-LB-Hanle,y (Eastm), Green (En), Gannon (SWV), Orr (Mari); 114-LB- Butts (K), Mohs (Ot), Alexander (Sh). Lujan (TU); 148-LB-Myers (Ca), Stidman Ep), Hull (YWV) Cummings (Cu) 158-LB-Dickson (En), Riffe (Cheh), Kelleher (Ell), Aquirre of; 168-~B-~edbu&(BG), Aigner (I), Jones (Mari) Bliss (Ot). 178-LB- Olson (Cheh), Wielkiewicz (Sun), Tackson (Chen), Gorett~ (FP). ~SO-LBLN~X(FP), Lagrone (K), Ayers (Tu), Parker (EB); HWWT-Keo (I), ~ewiti(MV), Stohr (Sun), Padilla (Ot). Class A SCORING-Royal 52%, Connell 43%- Ridgefield 30%, Montesano 30, Goldendale 30, Sultan 27, Cashmere 25. Blaine 23%, Mt. St. Helens 23, Colfax 22%, Washougal 22, Chelan 20%. Eatonville 20, Republic 19%, Deer Park 17, Tenion 17. Carroll 16%, Orting 16. White River 15%, Warden 15, Highland 14%, Darrington 14. Cle Elum 13%, South Bend 13, Pomeroy 12%, Cqlville 11%, North Mason 9, Willapa Valley 8% Ritzville 7, Chewelah 6, Charles Wr~ght6, King's Garden 6, Nooksack Valley 6, 68 THE OFFICIAL WRESTLING GUIDE 1974 Yelm 6, Morton 4 Riverside 4 Waterville 4 Davenport 3 Dayton 3 Medical Lake 3 Stevenson 2%. Castle Rock 2' Columbia 2 '~orks2, 1lwal.o 2, ~abt&2, Okanogan 2: Springdale 2 Woodland 2 doncrete 1 ~kcatur1 , Granger 1 Raymond 1. 10 -~~-~ni&t(H) chamiion, vasqu& (Ro) 2nd, Ruth (B)' 3rd, Blake (T) 4th. 108-LB-Lorton (Go), Reddmger (Colv), Matthews (Re), Kerslake (Ro); 115-~~1 Holbrook (Car) Dietrich (Chel) Matthews (Re) Mata (Conn) 122-LB-Scammahorn (Cash) can1ero)n (Su) Garza (Ao) Alling (war); l29-~~-Wi& (B), McNeley (E), Nickei (Was), Griffith' (MSH); 135?-L~-~ohnson(GO), Jenks (Conn), Yamane (War), Co hran (Rid) 141-LB--Esses (Mon) Conant (E) Kersker (WV), Bogdon (Chel); 148-L~-~ensed (Ro), Studer (Mon). 'Cook (~onnj,Beedle (CE); 158-LB-C~chran (Rid) Elkins (Was) Keeney (DP), Olson (NV); 168-LB-Bowman (WR), Frank (SB), ~raz&l(Hit) ~aven's(Or) 178-LB-McLain (Conn) Yanasak (Or) Ferguson (KO) Hull (,); 190-~~-~est(~ar): Brannon (Colf), Blake IT), Schmidt '(KG); HVYWT:P~~~- more (MSH), Luech (P), Lemke (Su), Brisky (Cash). WEST VIRGINIA SCORING-John Marshall 49%, 31% Fairmont West 31 Weirton 26 Parkers- burg South 23, Warwood 20%, Parkersburg i9, Hurricane 16%,' Wirt 16, anb bar 16, Petersburg 16, Morgantown 15%, Ravenswood 15, Wheeling Central 12, George Washington 12 Jefferson 11 Big Creek 10%. St. Albans 10 Bridgeport 9, Beckley 8 Fairmont East '6%, St. ~ar;s 6, Huntington 6, South ~harieston5, Shady Spring 5: Huntington East 5, Oak Glen 5, Stonewall Jackson 4, Lewls County 1, Sissonville 1. 98-LB-Mercer (JM) champion, Lumadue (N) 2nd, McKenney (Hur) 3rd, Bennett (SS) 4th; 105-LB-Weatherholt (PS), Litton (N), Eckleberry (OC), Mesinger (M); i 12 LB-Doyle (WC), Slaughter (SA), Graziana (R), Garrett (FW 119-LB-Pryor (We), Baker (FW), Ball (Hur), Burton (Wi); 126-LB-West (JM), &bin (R), Smith (D) Sites (Pe); 132-LB-Bonasso (FW), Griffin (JM), Cline (Pa), Feagans (Je); 138-LB: Moyers (Pe), Bierce (JM). Seccuri (FE). Wesley (SJ); 145-LB-Vdovjak (Wa), Payne (BC) Hudson (N) Johnson (Hun), 155-LB-Bosley (PS) Clarke (M) Campbell (Wa), off& (N); 16?-L~-~rnpson (GW), Burkett (Br), ~lhders(sM),' Lehaskcy (JM); 185-LB-Frankovitch (We) Watson (Wi) Honaker (Be), White (HE); HVYWT- Richards (Pa), Bennett (D): PvlcDonough (~k),Miller (SC). WISCONSIN SCORING-Monroe 39 Racine Case 31 Wisconsin Rapids 29 St. Croix Central 25%, Chlppewa Falls 24: Tremper 23%, ~anitowoc20, Richland 'center 20, Minqral Point 19, Rhinelander 19, Nekoosa 18, McFarland 17, Neenah 17, Merrill 16, Racing Park 16 Shorewood 16 Ellsworth 15 Wisconsin Dells 14% Hartford 14 Reedsburg 14 ~oriWashington 14' Brookfield ~e'ntral13 Iowa-Grant 1'3 King 13 ~arnilton12 Stgvens Point 12, ana aka 12, Clear Lake 12,'Valders 11, prairie du chien 10, ~ive; Falls 10 Whitnall 10 Greendale 9 Monona Grove 8%. Baraboo 8 Menomonee Falls East 8, geshtigo 8, isco cons in ~ei&ts8, Coleman 7 West Bend Wist 7 Medford 61/2, Colby 6 New London 6 Auburndale 5 ~reenfielb 5 Whitewater 5,'Waunakee 4 W'estfielh 4, Slinger 3%,' Stoughton 3%,' DeForest 3, 'Mauston 3, Mondovi 3, ~ed Richmond 3, Park Falls 3, Ashwaubenon 2 Cambridge 2 Fennimore 2, Ithaca 2, Kohler 2, Portage 2, Pulaski 2, Tomahawk 2: New Berlin west 1%, Beloit 1, Cadott

WEST VIRGINIA WINNERS L-R front-Mercer (John Marshall), Weatherhalt (Park- ersburg South) Doyle (wheeling 'central) Pryor (Weirton) West (John Marshall) Bonasso (~airmbntWest); back-Moyers (~eiersburg),Vdocjak )warwood) Bosley (park: ersburg South), Ernpson (George Wcshington), Frankocitch (~eiGon), Richards (Parkersburg). SCHOLASTIC REVIEWS 1, Chilton 1. Glenwood City 1, Preble 1, Lakeland 1, Melrose-Mindoro 1, Qshkosh West 1, Schofield 1. 98-LB-Londerville (Mer) champion Smith (Mani) 2nd Richards (RF) 3rd Klonow- ski (WR) 4th: 05-LB-Velasauez (RPJ. Stribling. (Ham). iemke (CF). 0TocLell (WH): 1121~~-Tr?&no(Mc), ~ors~the~(~~);'~reining&'(~i~j;~uinn (SCC); 119-LB-Abbott (RaC), Ennis (WD), Singer (Tr), Vorpahi (WBW); 126-LB-Denton (F),Kran~er (IG), Stapleton (Har), Hilton (CL): 132-LE-Miller (Mom), Toles (CF), Leist (V), Goldberg (MG); 138-LB-Langer (E), Grabot (Tr), Kuckenbecke; (PdC), Keiffer (Ba). 145-LBi Leiting (RaC) Landerman (SP) Macek (PW) Eisner (Mani). 155-~~-~aw&ger(MP), Casper (wR),' McCauley (R~c): Holder (~e):167-~~-~a&man (Sh), Wyss (Monr), Detzke (Mana) Morke (Greend). 185-~~-~&uman(SCC), Milliken (Nee), Criss (Ki), Turbin (WR); HVYWT- ebb (hek), Meyer (Re), Tonsor (Whitn), Zeitler (Cole). independent SCORING-Pacelli 84 Pius 83 Aquinas 55 Roncalli 451h Thomas More 41, Memorial 39% St. ~osg~h37 ~kssmer33% ~ilwaukee ~uthkran24 Assumption 20% St. ~athkne20. campi& 17 Fox valiey Lutheran 9, ~ar~uette'8, Newman 7, s;. John Military 7, Wisconsin ~utheran6, Cathedral 5%, Regis 5%. 101-LB-M. Coakley (Pi) champion Zipperer (Ro) 2nd Patti (ML) 3rd, Kiedrowski (a) 4th; 108-LE-Nemitz (Pi), ~rica;o (Mes), Peltier (A),Wurn (TM) 115-LB-P. Coakley (PI), Kroner (Aq), Clementi (Mes), Winklemann (ML) 122-i~-~ix(Pa), Blank (SJos), Kramer (N), Doucet (Aq); 129-LB-Johnson (cam),' Stuber (Aq), Gates (TM), Schuette (FVL); 135-LB-Sweet (TM), Leist (Ro), Fahrner (Pa), Bumett (SJos); 141-LB+ick (Pa), Carr (Mem). Amstadt (Pi), Tralengo (Mes). 148-LB-Weiler (AS), McCorm~ck (Aq) Mulqueen (TM) Sawatski (WL). 158-~~--~sjtak(SJos), Ranieri (Mem), Sawicke '(pi), Kirsch (pa);' 170-~~-~ndrewkki(SC), Cusatis (Pi), Thompson (a), Cepress (As); 188-LB-Grubba (Pa), Swoboda (Ro), Roth (Mes), Leonardelli (Pi); HVYWT-Weidman (Mern), Sellers (ML), Weissenberger (Aq), Ranzull (SJos).

WYOlMING Class AA SCORING-(Top 4)-Laramie 55%, Rock Springs 52%, Cheyenne East 49%, Lander 37%. Others: Cheyenne Central, Gillette, Kelly Walsh, Natrona, Powell, Rawlms, Riverton, Sheridan, Worland. 98-LE-Horseley (S) champion Fernandez (CE) 2nd L Ellison (Ri) 3rd Westbrook (Lar) 4th; 105-LB-D. Ellison (di), C. Mendoza (~ar),'~kis (RS), ~ustas'(~~);172- LB-MeHenry (CC), Butler (KW), Strittmater (Ra), Barnes (Lan);. 119-LB-Lucchi (RS), Lanon (N),.E. Mendoza (Lar), O'Nei!. (KW); 126-LB--Waskovich (L,ar), Kobbe (P), Pr~deaux (Ri) Lowe (CC). 132-LB-Givens (Lan) Gomez (RS), Pate (KW), Dawson (CE); 138-LB-~arnshaw (~ar),Madrid (RS), ca)mpion (N), ru'ovotny (G): 145-LB- Novotny (S), Schelever (CE), Helling (Lar), Van Riper (Lan). 155-LB-Jacobs (PI, Nuss (Ri), Draper (CC), Baker (S); 167-LB-Lewis (Lan), Weriz (CE), Lorimer (N), Rush (KW). 185-LB-Troseth (W) Jones (P) Bath (RS), Eustace (Lan); HVYWT- Negley (KW), Karney (CE), ~enfr; (N), ~ricdton(Ri). Class A SCOFUNG-(Top 4)-Star Valley 78 Newcastle 54l/2 Green River 51, Douglas 46. Others: Evanston, Greybull, g em mere;, Lusk, ~hermobolis,Torrington, Wheatland. 98-LB-Castillion (GR) champion Cantrell (L) 2nd Parker (SV) 3rd Crank (K) 4th. 105-L,B-Warren (SV) ~innert; (W) Brady (GR)' Fullerton (L). Ij2-~E-~rant (~4,Christensen (E), Arg)uello (GR), ~cinner(SV); i l9-~~-0ttemi(N), Cpy (D), Gomez (GR), Corsi (SV); 126-LB-Hoops (SV), Lester (E), Crofutt (L) Schmidt (NI- 132-LB-Cole (D), Jenkins (SV), DeWitt (Grey) Carr (N). 138-~~J~homan(~r): Hutchinson (E), Griggs (To), Smith (N). 145-b-CronkitL (To) Cristiansen (K), Kester (GR) Groseclose (Grey). 155-~~L~rebbert, (Grey), crook' (SV), Noel (D), Wright (w).' 167-L,B-Wineteer '(N) Bonsell (L) Million (Th) Feeley (K). 185-LB- Johnson (~j,Ivie (SV), Leno (L), james (D); HVYWT-~eard (N), Inore (D), Borino (K), Hahn (L). Class 0-C SCORING-(Top 4)-Sundance 90. Moorcroft 751/2, Saratoga 56%, Upton 53. Others: Burns, Cokeville, Hulett, Lingle, Medicine Bow, Midwest, Mountain View, St. Mary's, Shoshoni. 98-LB-Cox (Moo) champion. S. Hartl (Su) 2nd Condict (Sa) 3rd Perea (SM) 4th. 105-LB-Ramos (L) Cartmill (Sa) Dillion (U) d al all (Moo). ~I~'-LB-s.Hall (MOO): Morse (Mi), Craig (~a),McKinny ~sM);119-~,h-~orell (L), dr(Su), Doyle (Sg) Meza (SM). 126-LB-B!akeman (Moo) Shannon (Sa) Cornella (Su) Harmon (C). 132-LB- ~oggeshall(Mi), J. Hartl (su): Larsen (MOO), Morris (MV~; 138-~~-~&ctor(Su), 70 THE 01FFICIAL WRESTLING GUIDE 1974 Macy (Mi) Gray (Moo) Eustler (U). 145-LB-Gray (Moo), Livingston (Su) Corpening (Sa), Oveiy (MV). 15j-~B-~eckla;on (Su) Jackson (L) Ayers (Sh), ~bmb(MV); 167-LB-Strong (~),McKenna (Ni), ~c~oli(B), Rudy (MV) 185-LB-Dowdy (U) VanLitsenborogh (Su), Shaw (H), Gunderman (Mi); HVYWT-~~S~~(MB), Baw (u): Canfield (Su), Davis (Sa). Eastern Athletic Assn. of Schools For The Blind SCORING-Governor Morehead (NC) 121., West Virginia 86, Maryland 70, Over- brook (a) 66, Virginia (Hampton) 16, Perkins (Mass) 15, Oak Hill (Conn) 12, New York 9, New York Institute 0. 98-LB-Webb (GM) champion, Baughn (WV) 2nd Best (M) 3rd Hammond (P) (4). 1 05-LB-Lambert (M) Waltman (Ov) Outlaw (GM), Richards ~wv). 112-LB- ~ihiar~(M) Goodman (Gv), Berlin (P) '~ewsome (V). 119-LB-Olive (WV) Ash- worth (GM) ' ~arrett(Ov) Pope (M). 126-~B-~oyer(&) '~ennedy(GM), Duncan (M), James (V). '132-~B-~hidi~s(GM) o ones (M) Deskins (h~)Groome (NY) 138-LB- Gentry (wv), Smi* (GM), ~ichirdson (M),' Jackson (V); \45-~B-~'bern&hy (GM), Stocklast (WV) White (M) Thomas v). 155-LB-Wells (Ov) Stephens (GM) Mullins (WV) ~ohnso; (P). 167-Ib-Outch%d' (GM) Payne (wv)' Patterson (0vj Hogan (V). '185-LB-~uhzh~e (OH), Christopher (d~),Powell (ov); H~Y~~-~illiams (GM), Johnson (Ov), Paxton (M), Wilkerson (V). North Central Assn. of Schools For The Blind SCORING-Indiana 96%, Illinois 59, Wisconsin 56, Ohio 50%, Michigan 43, South Dakota 43 Missouri 38 Kentucky 31 Kansas 15 Iowa 13 Nebraska 12 Minnesota 0. 88-LB-~owman (In) 'champion, ~eLdus(11) 2dd, Blakes '(~ic)3rd, J. Maccoux (W) 4th; 98-LE-Johnson (0), Schaefer (In), Sullivan (W), Rose (N); 105-LB-Girten (In), Huffman (Ky), Aksmit (N), Jordan (11). 112-LB-Chapman (Mic) Hammon (In Whitener (M), Crandell (Ka); 119-~B-~dain(M*), Enderton (I?), k. Maccour (Wi: Jegel (M). 126-LB-Palm (W), Tarter (In), Whitney (Mic), Hiemer (M). 132-LB- Nichols (&I), Worley (Il), Ward (Ky), Barber (0);138-LB-Ludwig (~n),'Langdeau (SD), Stepp (0)Sharpe (Mic); 145-LB-Rauth (W), Nooner (M), Mattson (Il), Krome (SD); 155-LB-Carpenter (0), Kolesar (Il), Zeal (W), Lenz (10); 167-LB-Dewberry (M), Curtis (Ky), Switzenburg (SD), Leveston (11); HVYWT-Harmes (SD), Gregory (Ka), Easterly (In), Watkins (0). United States Dependent Schools, Europe SCORING-Class A-Bitburg 70%, Frankfurt 55%, Kaiserslautern 44, American School in London 43% Stuttgart 35 Lakenheath 29%, Wiesbaden 27% Torrejon 24%. Heidelberg 23, h and on 21% &ernberg 3. Class B-Upper Heyford 46 Baum- holder 28%, Karlsruhe 24, Berlin '16, Augsburg 14, Wuerzgurg 14, Munich i3, Bad Kreuznach 12. Naples 7, Brussels 6, Zweibruecken 6, Notre Dame International 5%, AFCENT 5, Karamursel 4, Kenitra 4, Overseas of Rome 4, Vicenza 4, SHAPE 3, Zaragoza 2. Izmir 1. Ankara 0, Bonn -I. 98-LB-Millette (Wi) champion, Bigham (La) 2nd Campbell (Bau) 3rd Hartman (St) 4th; 105-LB-Schaeffer (Bi), Fisher (Be), ~andes'(ASL), Carden (~au):112-LB- Miller (Au), Hart (Bi), Garvey (ASL), Mendonza .(UH); 119-LB-Lugo (Wu), Alford (F), Lauterbach (ASL), Hankins (St); 126-LB-Bawd (Kai), Blum (F), Driscoll (Lo), Mmor (UH); 132-LB-Crandall (Kai), Cragg (ASL), Garrels (Be), Whidden (UH). 138-LB-Nadeau (Bi), Welch (ASL) Howard (Karl) Newby (ND). 145-~B-~tamou; (F),Murphy (M) Jernigan (Wi) ~rkm~ard(Bi) 155-~B-~umgardrkr(UH) Rockwell (H). Bess (La), hitz (T); 167-i~-~arnes(T), 'weeks (F), Hubbard (uH),' Biagionni (Go)! 185-LB-Eggert (Bi), Camden (St) Borg (Kai), Brabdon (UH); HVYWT- Pichlcherd (Karl), Radley (BK), Estes (~a),'Hinson (F).

1975 Scholastic Material All scholastic material for inclusion in the 1975 official Wrestling Guide must be submitted to the Publications Editor, NCAA Publishing Service, P.O. Box 1906, Shawnee Mission, KS 66222 not later than May 20, 1974. THE OFFICIAL

Notional Collegiate Athletic A~sociation WRESTLING RULES

The collegiate wrestling rules apply equally to scholastic wrestlers, except where modifications are indicated therein. Wrestling Rules Committee

LeRoy Altiz Dave Adurns Wilfred Chassey Lowell Lunge

Ron Gray Vernon Whitney Ron Jacobsen Jim Smith

Vaughn Hitchcock Warren Williamson Max Seroies Edroy Kdngstad NCAA Wrestling Rules Committee

WILFREDCHASSEY ...... First District, New England States Mass. Inst. of Technology, Cambridge, Mass...... term expires 9-1-74

LEROYALITZ ...... Second District, Middle Atlantic States U. S. Military Academy, West Point, N. Y...... term expires 9-1-74

LOWELLLANGE ...... Third District, Southern States Georgia Institute of Technology, , Ga...... term expires 9-1-74

RON GRAY ...... Fourth District, Midwestern States Kent State University, Kent, 0...... term expires 9-1-75

HAP WHITNEY...... Fifth District, Missouri Valley States University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo...... term expires 9-1-74

RON JACOBSEN...... Seventh District, Mountain States University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, N. Mex. ...term expires 9-1-74

JIM SMITH ...... Eighth District, Pacific Coast States , Seattle, Wash...... term expires 9-1-75

DAVE ADAMS...... Member-at-Large University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa...... term expires 9-1-74

VAUGHN HITCHCOCK...... Member-at-Large California Poly, San Luis Obispo, Cal...... term expires 9-1-75

WARRENWILLIAMSON ...... College Division South Dakota State University, Brookings, S. D. ....term expires 9-1-74

MAX SERVIES...... College Division Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Ind...... term expires 9-1-75

EDROYKRINGSTAD ...... Junior College Bismarck Junior College, Bismarck, N. D...... term expires 9-1-74

Secretary-Rules Editor-DAVE ADAMS - WR-3 - Major Rules Changes For 1973-74

[The figures below refer to rule and section respectively.]

Each changed or altered segment .is identified in the rules by a screen background. page Clarifies Near-Fall when defensive man puts himself in jeopardy --1 1

Provides that Reversal can be gained with- out going to a rear standing position -._.-.------12

In certain situations the hand are con- sidered supporting points in the awarding of a ta kedown .--.-.-----.--..-..------1 3

Advancement in the consolidation bracket is reduced to '/2 point value in team scoring.--- 35

Clarifies stalling from the advantage position to say that when both wrestlers are on their feet, the responsibility to improve the posi- tion lies with the offensive wrestler -.--.-----...40

New section provides that delaying the match will be considered stalling . 41

Provides that false starts and assuming an in- correct starting position will now be a technical violation --..------...--..------41

Penalty Note 3 added to say verbal cautions for false Chart starts and starting position are not to be recorded as warnings -.--.--.-.-.---..------50

Referees' Official can move to any position when start- Signals ing the wrestlers, and is encouraged to be out of view of the wrestlers --.--.-----.--...-.------63 t - WR-4 - 4 Rule A MATCH, WRESTLERS / UNIFORMS & EQUIP~M~NT

A Match

SECTION 1. A match shall be conducted in each of the ten weight classifications [I 2 for High Schools] between wrestlers of the same weight class. Matches shall be eight minutes [six for High Schools] in length divided into three periods.

Representation SECTION 2. An institution shall be represented by only one wrestler in each weight class and no substitution is allowed for injured wrestlers in dual meets or tournaments.

Persons Subject SECTION 4. All wrestlers, coaches, trainers, To the Rules and other persons affiliated with the teams are subject to the rules and shall be governed by the decisions of the officials.

Mats Page WR-6 RULE 1 A MATCH, WRESTLERS, UNIFORMS & EQUIPMENT Section 5

32' Square

Ten-Foot Circle I with 1 J Starting Lines

approximately five feet in width which extends entirely around the wrestling area. The entire mat area shall be the same thick- ness which shall not be more than four inches nor less than the thickness of a mat which has shock absorbing qualities of a two- inch thick hair felt mat.

HmIGH SCHOOL MODlFiCATlON The mat area includes the wrestling mat and a space 10-feet wide completely surrounding the mat as well as the team benches and officials table. If a mat cover is used, it is recommended that it be suf- ficiently large to cover the mat proper and all supplementary mats, or laced underneath the mats. The wrestling area shall be marked on the mat cover or mat by painted lines two inches in width. At the center of the mat there shall be similarly painted a circle 10 feet in diameter, and it is recommended a different color be used than that for the boundary line. An area on the opposites sides of the 10-foot circle shall be designated by means of a 12-inch portion of the circle's arc on one side in green and directly opposite a similar portion of the arc in red. Contestants in starting the match and resuming wrestling in a neutral position will return to their respective designated areas. (Home-green, Visitor-red.) Page WR-7 A MATCH, WRESTLERS, UNIFORMS & EQUIPMENT RULE 1 Section 7 Starting SECTION 6. There shall be placed at the center Lines of the cover or mat, two one-inch starting lines, one of which lies in the diameter of the 10-foot circle, three feet in length and 10 inches apart. ,(See diagram above.)

Wrestlers

Limitations SECTION 7. No contestant shall be permitted to represent his institution in more than one weight class in any meet.

Forfeits SECTION 8. A contestant may not accept a . forfeit in one weight class and compete in an- other class.

Shift Weight SECTION 9. A contestant who weighs in for Class one weight may be shifted to a higher weight class. (See High School Modification, Rule 3, Sec. 3, Note 3.)

Uniforms and Equipment

Uniforms SECTION 10. The uniform shall consist of: a. Full length tights, close fitting outside short trunks, and sleeveless shirt without fasteners at the shoulder and fastened down at the crotch. Shirts shall not be cut away in excess of the shirt illustrated in Figs. 1 and 2 (picture of legal shirt, back and front view). The front and back of the shirt shall not be cut lower than the level of the armpit and under the arms the shirt shall not be cut lower than one-half the distance between the armpit and the belt line. Properly cut one-piece uniform is legal only when worn with , full length tights. No wrestler shall lower his shoulder straps in the presence of spectators. Failure to comply shall be enforced I under unsportsmanlike conduct. Page WR-8 RULE 1 A MATCH, WRESTLERS, UNIFORMS & EQUIPMENT Section 10 b. Light heelless gymnasium shoes reaching above the ankle and laced by means of eyelets. c. A protective headgear. d. In all tournaments, the home management shall have immedi- ately available some means for clearly identifying the con- testants. Such provisions may consist of red and green anklets approximately three inches wide.

Appearance SECTION 1 1. Contestants shall be clean-shaven, free of mustaches, sideburns trimmed no lower than ear lobe level and hair trimmed and well groomed. Because of the body contact involved, this rule has been approved in the interests of health, sanitary and safety measures. The hair in the back shall not extend below the top of an ordinary shirt collar and on the sides the hair shall not extend below ear lobe level.

Special SECTION 12. Any mechanical device which Equipment does not allow normal movement of the joints and prevents one's opponent from applying nor- mal holds, shall be barred. Any legal device which is hard and abrasive, must be covered and padded. Artificial limbs and loose pads are prohibited. The use of special medication during a match or time-out because of a pre-existent condition such as asthma, diabetes, etc., shall result in disqualification.

Enforcement SECTION 13. a. The legality of all equipment (mat markings, uniforms, headgear, devices, pads, etc.) and contestant's appearance shall be decided by the Referee. b. The Referee shall also determine whether each contestant has complied with specified health, sanitary and safety measures as to appearance. These shall constitute the sole reasons for disqualification, and application of this rule shall not be arbi- trary or capricious. DEFINITIONS KI ='

Decisions SECTION 1 . If no fall has resulted after expira- tion of the three regular periods of any match as provided in Rule 4, Sec. 3, the Referee shall award the match to the contestant who has scored the greater number of points as provided by the point system in Rule 5, Sec. 2. If there is a tie in the number of points scored, the Referee shall declare the match a draw in dual meets. (See Rule 4, Sec. 5b for tourna- ments.)

Default SECTION 2. A default is awarded in a match when one of the wrestlers is unable to continue wrestling for any reason. (See Rule 4, Sec. 10.)

Disqualification SECTION 3. Disq\ualification is a situation in which a contestant is banned from participation in accordance with the Penalty Chart.

Fall SECTION 5. Any part of both shoulders or , area of both scapulas held in contact with the mat for one second constitutes a fall. The one-second count (one- thousand-and-one) shall be a silent count by the Referee and shall start only after the Referee is in such position that he can observe that a fall is imminent after which the shoulders or scapula area must be held in continuous contact with the mat in-bounds for one second before a fall is awarded. See figure 12.) It , Page WR-10 RUiE 2 DEFINITIONS Section 5 a. A fall shalt not be awarded when one or both shoulders of the defensive wrestler are out-of-bounds. (See Sec. 8 this rule.) b. If either wrestler is handicapped by having any portion of his body out-of-bounds, no fall shalt be awarded and out-of- bounds shall be declared. c. When the match is stopped for out-of-bounds in a fall situation, the match shall be resumed in the starting position on the mat. (See Secs. 1 1 and 14 this rule.)

HlGH SCHOOL MODIFICATION Two seconds constitutes a fall. The two-second count (one- thousand-and-one, one-thousand-and-two) shall be a silent count by the Referee.

Forfeit SECTION 6. A forfeit is received by a wrestler when his opponent, for any reason, fails to appear for the match. In order to receive a forfeit, a wrestler must be dressed in wrestling uniform and appear on the mat. (See Rule 3, Sec. 7 and Rule 4, Sec. 9c.)

Neutral SECTION 7. A neutral position is one in which Position neither wrestler has control.

HlGH XHOOL MODIFICATION Wrestling shall continue when the defensive man is on his back near or outside the boundary so long as there is a possibility of the offensive man bringing his opponent back to the in-bounds area. Page WR-11 DEFlrJlTlONS RULE 2 Section 9 Position of SECTION 9. A position of advantage is a posi- Advantage tion in which a contestant is in control and main- taining restraining power over his opponent. Control is the determining factor. The failure of the offensive wrest!er to get his head out from the defensive wrestler's arm does not necessarily prevent the offensive wrestler from having control. The offensive wrestler is entitled to this advantage until such time as his opponent gains a neutral position or a reversal. (See Secs. 4, 7, 8 and 12 this rule.)

Near-Fall SECTION 10. a. A near-fall is a position in which the offensive wrestler has control of his opponent in a pinning situation with: (1) Both shoulders of the defensive wrestler held momen- tarily (stopped) within 4 inches of the mat or less, or when one shoulder of the defensive wrestler is touching the mat and the other shoulder is held at an angle of 45 de- grees or less with the mat. Two.points shall be awarded for such near-fall situations. A continuous roll-through is not to be considered a near-fall. -

b. A near-fall is ended when the defensive wrestler gets out of a pinning situation. The Referee must not signal the score for a near-fall until the situation is ended and only one near-fall shall be scored in each pinning situation regardless of the number of times the offensive wrestler places the defensive wrestler in a near-fall position during the pinning situation. Only the wrestler with the advantage, who has his opponent in a pinning situation, may score a near-fall. Bridgebacks in body scissors or bridgeovers with a wristlock are not consid- Page WR-12 RULE 2 DEFINITIONS Section 11 af and has definitely restrained his opponent in a pinning situa- tion beyond normal reaction time.

Resumption of SECTION 1 1. The position to be assumed by Wrestling After the contestants at the resumption of a match Out-of-Bounds shall be neutral or in the starting position on the mat as determined by the position held upon going out-of-bounds. If neither wrestler has control, the match shall be resumed with both wrestlers opposite each other and on the designated red and green areas on the 10-foot circle. If one wrestler has the advan- tage, he will take the offensive starting position at the center of the mat.

Reversal SECTION 12. A reversal occurs when the de- fensive wrestler comes from underneath and gains control of his opponent, either on the mat or in a stand- ing position, while the supporting points of either wrestler are within the wrestling area.

Stalemate SECTION 13. When the contestants are inter- locked in a position other than a pinning situa- tion in which neither wrestler can improve his position, the Referee shall, as soon as possible, stop the match and wrestling will be resumed as for out-of-bounds.

Starting SECTION 14. a. Defensive Wrestler. A station- Position ary position at the center of the mat in which the defensive wrestler is on his hands and knees facing away from the timers' table. He must keep both knees on the mat in contact with the rear starting line. The heels of both hands must be on the mat in front of the for- ward starting line. The elbows shall not touch the mat. (See illustrations Nos. 4 and 5, Starting Position.) b. Offensive Wrestler. The offensive wrestler shall be on the right or left side of his opponent with at least one knee on the mat and his head on the mid-line of his opponent's back. The near arm (right or left) is placed loosely around the defen- sive wrestler's body perpendicular to the long axis of the body with the palm of the hand placed loosely against the Page WR-13 DEFINITIONS RULE 2 Section 14 defensive wrestler's navel and the palm of his other hand (left or right) placed on the back of the near elbow. One knee or foot shall be on the mat to the outside of the near leg, not touching the defensive wrestler and a knee or foot rnay be placed in back of the defensive wrestler's feet. How- ever, one knee must be touching the mat. (See illustrations Nos. 4 and 5, Starting Position.)

HllGH SCH0,OL MODIFICATION The Referee is authorized to direct the offensive man to take a starting position after the defensive man is stationary in his starting position on the mat.

Time- SECTION 16. The offensive wrestler who has Advantage control in an advantage position over his oppo- nent is gaining time-advantage. A timekeeper as- signed to each wrestler records his accumulated time-advantage throughout the match. A multiple timer may be used to record the time-advantage. At the end of the match, the Referee sub- tracts the lesser time-advantage from the greater. If the contestant with the greater time-advantage has less than one minute of net time-advantage, no point is awarded. If he has one minute or more of net time-advantage, he is awarded a maximum of one point.

HIGH SCHOOL MODIFICATION No points will be awarded for net time-advantage. WEIGHT CLASSIFICATION 3 AND WEIGHING-IN

I Weight Classification 10 Weight SECTION 1. Competition shall be divided into I Classes ten weight classes as follows: 118 Ibs. 134 Ibs. 150 Ibs. 167 Ibs. 190 Ibs. 126 Ibs. 142 Ibs. 158 Ibs. 177 Ibs. Unlimited

National SECTION 2. The National Collegiate and Col- Championships lege Division Championships shall be conducted in the above listed ten weights. Since conference meets are qualifiers for the championships, they will have to use the same ten weights.

Dual Meets SECTION 3. Competition in dual meets shall be conducted in the weight order listed, unless changes have been mutually agreed upon at the time of weigh-in.

NOTE-It is recommended that the order of weights wrestled be varied for more uniform interest in dual meet competition.

HIGH SCHOOL MODIFICATION Competition shall be divided into the following 12 classes: 98 Ibs. 119 lbs. 138 lbs. 167 lbs. 105 lbs. 126 lbs. 145 lbs. 185 lbs. 112 lbs. 132 lbs. 155 lbs. Unlimited Unlimited class contestants must weigh a minimum of 175 pounds. All interscholastic competition, including interstate competition, shall be conducted in the above 12 weight classes and all such competition shall be governed by the rules as set forth in the NCAA Wrestling Rules-High School Modification. 1. Beginning January 1st and continuing until February lst, two Page WR-15 WEIGHT CLASSIFICATION AND WEIGHING-IN RULE 3 Section 3 additional pounds will be allowed in each weight class. Begin- ning February 1st and continuing for the remainder of the season, one additional pound shall be allowed in each weight , class. This will make a net increase of three pounds beginning the 1st of February. 2. The Rules Committee recommends that individual State Associations utilize an effective weight control program which will involve the competitor, the parents, a physician and the coach. 3. A contestant may not wrestle more than one weight class above his actual weight at the time of weigh-in. 4. The use of a sweat box or similar artificial heat device for weight reduction purposes is prohibited.

Weig hing-l n Time SECTION 4. a. Dual Meets. Contestants may weigh-in a maximum of five hours and a mini- mum of one-half hour before the meet is scheduled to begin on scales provided by the host school. The exact maximum time shall be decided by mutual agreement of the competing teams. Teams may weigh-in on home scales by mutual agreement of coaches and shall furnish the weight list with actual weights listed. It is recommended that the accuracy of all scales be certified by a qualified scale authority prior to the first official weigh-in each year.

HlGH SCHOOL MODIFICATION Contestants shall weigh-in a maximum of one hour and a mini- mum of one-half hour before the time the meet is scheduled to begin. When a preliminary meet is followed immediately by a varsity meet, the one-half hour weigh-in period for the second meet may, by mutual consent, precede the preliminary meet. The weigh-in period shall extend no longer than 30 minutes. b. Tournaments. Each day of the tournament, contestants will weigh-in a maximum of five hours and a minimum of four hours before the meet is scheduled.

HlGH SCHOOL MODIFICATION Each day of the tournament, contestants shall weigh-in a maxi- mum of three hours and a minimum of one-half hour before the meet is to begin, with one-pound allowance to be given each day Page WR-16 RULE 3 WEIGHT CLASSIFICATION AND WEIGHING-IN Section 4 over the weight limit of the previous day. A contestant who is to represent his school must be named at time of weigh-in. (Changes in time may be made by individual State Associations.) 1 Supervision SECTION 5. The Referee or other authorized person shall supervise the weigh-in of con- testants.

b. Tournaments. in tournaments, a one-pound allowance shall be given each day over the weight limit of the previous day (Max- imum of two pounds). Contestants, including heavyweights, shall weigh-in without clothing for dual meets -and tournaments.

Failure to SECTION 7. Any contestant failing to make Make Weight weight at the minimum time shall be ineligible for that weight class. If a contestant fails to weigh-in on the first, second or subsequent day of a tournament after having qualified for such tournament, a forfeit shall be awarded his opponent and points for the forfeit and advancement shall be scored. (See Rule 4, Sec. 9e.)

Medical SECTION 8. At the time of weigh-in on Examinations the opening day of the annual National Collegi- ate Championships, a physician or physicians shall be present to examine all contestants for communicable diseases. In other tournaments and meets, it is recommended that a similar examination of all contestants be made at the time of weigh-in and the presence of a communicable disease or any other condition which in the opinion of the examining physi- cian makes the participation of that individual inadvisable, shall be full and sufficient reqson for disqualification. I Rule I CONDUCT OF MATCHES I , Q I AND TOURNAM

The Matches

Notification SECTION 1. All modifications of rules of com- And Agreement petition, "ground rules," etc., proposed by the home coach, must be submitted to the coach of the visiting team, or teams, a sufficient Iength of time before the date of the meet for agreement to be reached on same, and no such action is binding unless approved by the visiting team or teams.

NOTE-In case the coaches concerned are unable to agree nn a shorter maximum weighing-in time than the five hours specified as the maximum in these rules, it is understood that the maximum amount of time as specified in the rules shall hold.

The home management shall notify visiting teams at least 10 days prior to the date of the meet the exact time and place of the meet and the name of the Referee.

Intentional SECTION 2. The home team's contestant shall Delay be sent onto the mat first and he cannot be with- drawn or replaced. A team intentionally delaying . its appearance on the mat beyond five (5) minutes of established meet starting time shall have one team point deducted.

Length of SECTION 3. All regular matches shall be eight Matches minutes in length divided into three periods with the first period two minutes and the second and third periods three minutes each. The first period will start with both contestants standing opposite each other on the green or red area of the 10-foot circle. The wrestlers will come forward, - WR-17 - 5 Page WR-18 RULE 4 CONDUCT OF MATCHES AND TOURNAMENTS Section 3 shake hands and step back to their designated areas and when the Referee sounds his whistle, begin wrestling. A fall during this or either subsequent period terminates the match. If neither contestant secures a'fall in the first period, the Referee shall re- cess the match and place the wrestlers in the starting position on the mat (Rule 2, Sec. 14) with the appropriate contestant in the position of advantage (Sec. 5 this rule). The second period shall be started immediately by the Referee's whistle. If no fall occurs during this second period, upon its expiration, the Referee shall again recess the match, place the contestant who started the sec- ond period in the position of advantage underneath and start the third period as before. NOTE-In matches involving sight handicapped wrestlers, a finger touch method shall be used in the neutral position and initial contact be made from the front. (Illustration No. 3). HIGH SCHOOL MODIFICATION The matches shall be six minutes in length, divided into three periods of two minutes. No rest is allowed. The matches shall be conducted in the same manner as set forth above.

End of SECTION 4. If no fall occurs during the final Match period and after the match is concluded, wrestlers will return to and remain on their respective (green or red) areas while the Referee checks with the scorers and timers table. Upon the Referee's return to the mat, the contestants will shake hands and the Referee will declare the winner in ac- cordance with Figs. 20 and 2 1. The time of the match is continu- ous except when the Referee stops and starts a match. Failure to comply with end-of-match procedure, after being di- rected to do so, shall result in penalty points being assessed in dual meets and tournaments. The match is not ended until the Referee declares the outcome of the match with both contestants remaining on the mat. Failure to comply shall constitute unsports- manlike conduct.

Choice of SECTION 5. a. Dual Meets. Immediately be- Position fore the contest starts, the Referee shall call the captains to the center of the mat and decide by the toss of a coin which team has the choice of position at the start of the second period in each weight class. The winner of Page WR-19 CONDUCT OF MATCHES AND TOURNAMENTS RULE 4 Section 5 the toss may choose the odd or even number of the weight classes listed consecutively. The choice of odd or even matches in dual meets is not altered in case of a fall, default, forfeit or disqualification. b. Tournaments. Immediately following the end of the first period, the Referee shall determine which wrestler has the choice of position at the start of the second period, by toss of a coin or disc.

Overtimes SECTION 6. In tournament competition when the match ends in a tie in points, the contestants shall wrestle three extra periods of one minute each (consolation matches included) starting the first of these periods on the feet and conducting the entire overtime as in a regular match. The choice of position shall be determined by the toss of a coin. There shall be a one-minute rest between the regular match and the first overtime period and no rest between the first, second and third overtime periods. The points and time-advantage are not cumulative throughout the match and overtime periods, and only the points and time-advantage scored in the overtime period shall be counted in determining a winner. Warnings, cau- tions and stalling points do carry over into the overtime. A iury of two iudges and the Referee shall observe the overtime periods. When there is a tie in points at the end of the overtime, a iury, consisting of two iudges and the Referee, shall select the winner by ballot without any consultation and the match shall be award- ed to the contestant who has shown superior wrestling ability in the overtime periods. The signed ballots of the jury shall be recorded on the score sheet. The criteria for determining superior wrestling ability are attempts to secure falls, takedowns, rever- sals and escapes along with the maintenance of control. NOTE-See Rde 7, Sec. 3. NOTE-Three iudges may be used in which case the Referee would not vote in the event of a tie. A Sample judges card is shown on page WR-20.

Consolation SECTION 7. Consolation matches shall con- Matches sist of three two-minute periods conducted in the same manner as regular matches in cham- pionships. Page WR-20 RULE 4 CONDUCT OF MATCHES AND TOURNAMENTS Section 6

WRESTLING OVERTIME CARD

CONTESTANT BOUT NO. CONTESTANT

SCHOOL WEIGHT SCHOOL

MATCH t PTS.-, OVERTIME ROUND MATCH cPTS.-, OVERTIME

In the spaces provided on the other side of this card, indicate the d'egree wiih which each contestant attempts to secure falls, takedowns, escapes and reversals, along with maintaining control of his opponent. nVOTE VOTE

REWMMENDED JUDGES OVERTIME BALLOT Page WR-21 CONDUCT OF MATCHES AND TOURNAMENTS RULE 4 Section 7

HlGH SCHOOL MODIFICATION Consolation matches shall consist of three periods; the first of which will be one minute in length and the second and third two minutes each in length.

Control of SECTION 8. a. All personnel, other than actual Mat Area participating contestants, shall be restricted to an area reserved for such use. This area shall be at least 10 feet from the mat and scoring table. b. During tournaments a maximum of two team personnel will be permitted in the restricted area.

HlGH SCHOOL MODIFICATION Coaches are restricted to team benches except during charged timeouts or the end of the match.

Correction of SECTION 9. a. When an error has been made Error in positioning a wrestler in the top or bottom position at the start of the third period, all points and time-advantage gained during the third period are can- celled. Following a rest period of one minute, the period shall be re-wrestled. (Errors occuring during first or second periods shall be corrected with wrestling resumed immediately.) b. If there is an error on the part of the timekeeper, scorers or Referee, the error shall be corrected and the Referee will then render his decision accordingly. This correction must take place prior to the contestants having left the mat area.

HlGH SCHOOL MO~DIFICATION An error may be corrected during tournaments prior to the offended wrestler having left the mat area, and in dual meets, prior to the start of the next match.

When a coach believes the official has misapplied a rule (other than questioning judgment), he may approach the of- ficials table, request that the match be stopped when there is no significant action, and discuss the matter with the Referee directly in front of the officials table. Both wrestlers shall remain on the mat. At the time the match is stopped, the timer will note and record the amount of time consumed Page WR-22 RULE 4 CONDUCT OF MATCHES AND TOURNAMENTS Section 9 for the conference. If there was an error, the Referee will make the necessary adjustments, explain to the opposing coach and wrestling will be immediately resumed. If there was no error, the amount of time consumed for the conference will be de- ducted from the wrestler's iniury time and wrestling will be resumed. HIGH SCHOOL MODIFICATION Filming (Video-Tape) is prohibited during tournaments, ex- cept as authorized by State Associations.

Tournaments

Administration SECTION 10. a. Failure to verify entries by the stipulated deadline will result in disqualifica- tion from a tournament. Contestants thereafter failing to make verified weight will not be allowed to participate in another weight classification.

NOTE-Submitting names on entry form does not constitute verification. b. Contestants will be allowed a maximum of five (5) minutes to appear ready to compete at the specified mat. Failure to ap- pear will result in forfeit to opponent. c. Defeat due to injury in a tournament does not eliminate a contestant from further competition.

e. A forfeit will eliminate a contestant from further competition in tournaments. f. A disqualification may eliminate a contestant from further competition in tournaments. (See Note under Penalty Chart.) g. Any contestant who fails to check in or to make weight each 3.)1- Page WR-23 CONDUCT OF MATCHES AND TOURNAMENTS RULE 4 Section 10 day of a tournament is ineligible for further competition and cannot place in the tournament.

h. No contestant shall wrestle two matches in any tournament with less than one (1) hour rest between such matches.

NOTE In case of unavoidable circumstances affecting weigh-in or schedule of matches. (See Rule 8, Sec. 3i.)

i. The Rules Committee recommends that medals and team trophies be formally presented in a ceremony made as im- pressive as possible.

i, Any conference or other tournament may be conducted under any bracketing agreed upon by participating schools.

Mat Judges, SECTION 11. In all tournament semifinal Number championship and championship consolation matches, two mat judges shall be assigned to assist the Referee. Majority vote of the Referee and two judges will prevail.

HIGH- SCHOOL MODIFICATION By State High School Association adoption, mat judges may be utilized in tournaments.

Mat Judges SECTION 12. The use of two mat judges is Procedure designed to minimize human error inasmuch as three qualified officials will be involved in mat- ters of rule application and judgment. Judges will be seated near 50 mat opposite green and red areas, and are authorized to move along mat edge to observe significant action. The Referee will be in complete control of the match and when questions arise, he will take action as outlined below. Page WR-24 RULE 4 CONDUCT OF MATCHES AND TOURNAMENTS Section 12 a. Disagreement by either mat judge will be indicated utilizing the appropriate signal and disc in gaining the attention of the Referee. b. When only one mat judge stands, the Referee will not recog- nize him if not in agreement. c. When both judges stand, the Referee will stop the match as soon as it is practical and indicate Referee's time-out. The referee will avoid interrupting the match while significant action is in progress. d. When necessary, the judges and Referee will meet quickly in front of scorers' table to discuss the disagreement. e. Agreement will be reached by maiority vote of the Referee and two iudges. f. A judge may support, disagree or have no opinion relative to a decision. However, the Referee's vote shall prevail in the event of a tie. g. When a decision is reached, the Referee will inform the scorers' table of any change in the match scoring. h. The Referee and two contestants are the-only individuals per- mitted to step onto the wrestling mat. Coaches are not permit- ted to address the judges.

Places Scored SECTION 13. In tournaments awarding four places, the loser in the final first-place match shall automatically take second place. The winner in the final consolation match shall be awarded third place and the loser fourth place. In tournaments where six places are scored, the defeated wrestlers in the consolation semifinals shall wrestle for fifth and sixth places. Page WR-25 CONlDUCT OF MATCHES AND TOURNAMENTS 'RULE 4 Section 14 Drawings SECTION 14. Immediately after the verifica- tion of entries, drawings will be made in ac- cordance with the graphic illustration as provided in Sec. 17 of this rule.

Seeding SECTION 15. Whenever there are two out- standing contestants in any class, the name of one of these contestants shall be placed in the upper half of the drawing bracket and the name of the other in the lower half. In case several seeded men are of equal ability, their seeded posi- tions shall be determined by drawing. If there is one outstanding wrestler in any class and also two others who are distinctly superior to the remainder in that class, those wrestlers should be seeded in different quarter brackets of the opposite half bracket from the outstanding wrestler. A seeded contestant shall have the same opportunity to draw for the byes as other contestants in his bracket. Usually, consideration for determining seeded wrestlers is given to: (a) a returning champion or runnerup, (b) a contestant with an undefeated season record, and (c) a contestant with an exceptional record against acknowledged strong opposition.

Byes SECTION 16. When the number of competitors is not a power of two (that is, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64) there shall be "byes" in the first round. The number of byes will be equal to the difference between the number of competitors and the next higher power of two. The number of pairs which meet in the first round shall be equal to the difference between the number of competitors and the next lower power of two. There will be no byes after the first round and no further drawing is necessary for the first place or consolation rounds. The byes, if even in number, shall be equally divided between top and bottom. If the number of byes be uneven, there shall be one more bye at the bottom than at the top, as shown in Sec. 17 this rule. Page WR-26 RULE 4 CONDUCT OF MATCHES AND TOURNAMENTS Section 14 SECTION 1 7. Graphic Illustration of Drawings and Seedings

Sds Pretim- First Second Third Final inaries Round Round Round Round

When using a 32-man bracket, if byes are drawn, they will take their places as sh0w.n in the first round column as follows: First bye - Line 32 Second bye - Line 1 Others, in order - Lines 17, 16, 28, 5, 21, 11, 29, -9 3, 25, 8, 24, 9, 20 champion When using a 16-man bracket, byes will take their places in the same order as shown in the second round column.

NO. 1 seeded man draws for possible positions 9 through 16 in 2nd quarter. NO. 2 seeded man draws for possible positions 17 through 24 in 3rd quarter. NO. 3 seeded man draws for possible positions 25 through 32 in 4th quarter. NO. 4 seeded man draws for possible positions 1 through 8 in 1st quarter. NO. 5 seeded man draws for position in opposite half of 1st quarter. No. 6 seeded man draws for position in opposite half of 4th quarter. NO. 7 seeded man draws for position in opposite half of 3rd quarter. No. 8 seeded man draws for position in opposite half of 2nd quarter.

If seedings hold true, quarterfinals should pit No. 4 against No. 5, No. 1 against No. 8, No. 2 against No. 7, and No. 3 against No. 6. Page WR-27 CONDUCT OF MATCHES AND TOURNAMENTS RULE 4 Secfion 17

Consolation Pairings 2

18 25 third- place

29 fifth-place 2 represents first man defeated by quarter-final winner 1 First 3 represents second man defeated by quarter-final winner I Quarter 5 represents third man defeated by quarter-final winner 1 10 represents first man defeated by quarter-final winner 9 I1 represents second man defeated by quarter-final winner 9 13 represents third man defeated by quarter-final winner 9 25 represents loser of championship semi-final in lower haif of bracket. Loser of consolation final (1) places fourth. Losers of consolation semi-f inals (5 and 29) compete for fifth place; Loser of this bout places sixth. Losers of consolation quarter-finals (13and 21) compete for seuenth place; Loser of this bout places eighth.

Graphic Illustration of Bracketing for Eight-Man Draw: CHAMPIONSHIP CONSOLATION

Contestants Elig- SECTION 18. a. immediate/~after completion iblefor Third of the first quarterfinal match in each weight, Place Matches consolation rounds shall start among all con- testants defeated by the winner of this quarterfinal match. At the conclusion of the championship semifinals, the losers of those semifinals shall be cross-bracketed into the consol- ation semifinals (See b. following.) Page WR-28 RULE 4 CONDUCT OF MATCHES AND TOURNAMENTS Section 18 After completion of the second, third and fourth quarter- final matches in the same weight, the same plan shall be fol- lowed as indicated in the preceding paragraph. Consolation matches to determine third place and subsequent places shall be conducted in accordance with the original first round drawings. Therefore, those eligible for the third place consolations should be matched in the order in which they were defeated by the semifinalists in this quarter-bracket. The winner of the consolation matches involving eligible wrestlers from the first quarter-bracket should be matched with the winner of the consolation matches involving eligible wrestlers from the second quarter-bracket. The winner of this match should be paired with the loser of the championship semifinal bout in the lower half of the bracket (cross-bracket- ing) in the consolation semifinals. The same procedure should be followed with the consolation winners from the third and fourth quarters, the winner being matched against the semi- final loser from the upper half. The eligible contestants are designated in a. of this section. c. In the event two wrestlers who have competed against each g other previously in the tournament are paired again for either third place or for fifth place, the matches shall be i~ wrestled and scored as if they had not met previously. II

Example SECTION 19. Referring to the Graphic Illus- tration under Sec. 17, those eligible for the third- 5 place rounds are 2, 3 and 5 from the first quarter; 10, 11 and 13 from the second quarter and 25 as the loser of the championship semifinal in the lower half; plus 18, 20 and 21 from the third quarter; 26, 28 and 29 from the fourth quarter and 1 as the loser of the championship semifinal in the upper half. Only the semi- final lowers are cross-bracketed. We will assume that 2 wins from 3 and 5 wins from 2; that 10 I wins from 1 1 and 13 wins from 10, that 18 wins from 20 and 21 wins from 18; that 26 wins from 28 and 29 wins from 26. 5 then wins from 13 and is matched in the consolation semi- finals against 25. 29 wins from 21 and is matched in the consola- Page WR-29 CONDUCT OF MATCHES AND TOURNAMENTS RULE 4 Section 19 tion semifinals against 1. The winners of the consolation semifinals compete for third and fourth places and the losers compete for fifth and sixth places. All third-place and fifth-place matches shall be conducted prior to the first-place championship matches.

National Collegiate Championships

Eligibility SECTION 20. Each participant in the National Collegiate or National College Division Wrestling Championships must be eligible under the rules of (1) his own institution; (2) the intercollegiate athletic conference of which his institution is a member, if such affiliation is held, and (3) the National Collegiate Athletic Association. The eligibility rules of the Association are set forth in the NCAA Manual.

University and SECTION 21. Only active member institutions, ' College Division paid up and in good standing, may enter stu- dent-athletes in the National Collegiate or Na- tional College Division Wrestling Championships. Institutions which have declared University Division under the provisions of Art. 4, Sec. 6a of the NCAA Bylaws may not enter athletes in National College Division competition. Institutions which have declared College Division under Bylaw 4-6a, may not enter ath- letes in the National Collegiate Championships unless they first qualify by finishing in the first three in any weight division in the National College Division Championships. Any institution which has not signified in writing to the NCAA executive director its compliance with Art. 4, Sec. Qb of the NCAA Bylaws, may not enter its student-athletes in any NCAA postseason event. Page WR30 RULE 4 CONDUCT OF MATCHES AND TOURNAMENTS Section 22 Qualifying SECTION 22. In 1973, the total number of Procedures qualifiers for the National Collegiate Champion- For 1973 ships will be 36 per weight classification as follows:

Big Eight Conference ...... 4 West Regional Championships ...... 1 Big Ten Conference ...... 4 Atlantic Coast Conference ...... 1 Eastern Intercollegiate WA ...... 4 Big Sky Conference ...... 1 Pacific-8 Conference ...... 4 Middle Atlantic Conference ...... 1 College Division Championships ...... 3 Pacific Coast Athletic Assn...... 1 East Regional. Championships ...... 3 Southeastern Conference ...... 1 Mid#-American Conference ...... 3 Southern Conference ...... 1 Western Athletic Conference ...... 3 New England University WA ...... 1 (This plan is subiect to review and change each year.)

NOTE-Requests to host NCAA Championships must be submitted to the Chairman of the NCAA Wrestling Rules Committee, in writing, at least three years in advance of the date of the event.

All NCAA University Division schools that are not members of the conferences listed above will qualify through either the East (Districts 1, 2, 3, 4) or West (Districts 5, 6, 7, 8) Regional Championships. College Division schools qualify through the NCAA College Division Championships as listed above. The 36-man bracket provides for one extra match in each of the quarter brackets. The seeded wrestler will draw position only in the round of 32.

Entries SECTION 23. All entries (qualifiers and alter- nates) will be submitted to the National Collegiate Championships Tournament Director immediately following the determination of the qualified contestants by the Director of the qualifying tournament. A wrestler may compete in the National Championship finals only in the weight classification in which he qualified.

Entry Fee SECTION 24. The entry fee for the National Collegiate Championships will be four dollars ($4.00) p:r contestant. Page WR-31 ' CONDUCT OF MATCHES AND TOURNAMENTS RULE 4 Section 25 Verification SECTION 25. Verification of entries shall be Of Entries completed by 2:00 p.m. on the day prior to initial weigh-in and participation by the desig- nated institutional representative. Verification of entries will be accepted starting on the Tuesday before the championships begin.

Elilgibility SECTION 26. Eligibility certificates shall be Certificates completed by 2:00 p.m. (Time at site of tourna- ment) on the day prior to initial weigh-in and participation by the designated institutional representative.

Alternates SECTION 27. In case of injury or other exten- uating circumstances, it is the responsibility of the coach of the contestant unable to compete to notify the National Collegiate Championships Tournament Director and those who placed no more than two places below the number of quali- fiers from that tournament (Example-With four qualifiers from a tournament, the fifth and six-place finishers become alternates). Alternates are encouraged to stay in condition and be ready to compete.

Seeding SECTION 28. Qualifiers to the National Col- legiate Championships will be seeded and drawn in each bracket. (See Rule 4, Sec. 17.) In order to be considered for seeding, a complete record of each indiuidual qualified for the National Collegiate Champion- ships must be submitted by his coach to the Tournament Director. These data shall include results of all matches and tournaments (under Collegiate rules) at all weight classes during current season and shall be certified by the institution's athletic director. Seeded wrestlers will be listed on the official bracket sheets.

Regional SECTION 29. The sites of the two regional Qualifying championships will be selected by the NCAA representatives on the Rules Committee. It will be the responsibility of each Regional Championships Director to send all qualifying material to the National Collegiate Championships Tournament Director. Page 'NR-32 RULE 4 CONDUCT OF MATCHES AND TOURNAMENTS Section 23 COLLEGE DIVISION MODIFICATION 1. Verification-Entries shall be completed by 12 noon (time at tournament site) of the day prior to the tournament. 2. Weigh-in-Shall be held from 9 to 10 p.m. of the evening grior to the day competition is to start. 3. A wrestler must have a ,500 dual meet wonfloss record or have placed 3rd or higher in his coilference to qualify for the College Division Tournament.

Scoring SECTION 30. For both the National Collegiate Championship and the College Division National Championship six places will be scored. (See Rule 5, Sec. 4 for scoring values.)

Awards SECTION 31. For both the National Collegiate Championship and the College Division National Championship awards will be presented to six places. Rule S SCORING

SECTION 1. Match scoring must be kept in plain view of spec- tators, contestants and coaches. It is strongly recommended that a timing device be available and visible for the purpose of re- cording time-advantage. If a visible timing device is not available, information on time-advantage shall be made available to coaches during the progress of the match by the Timekeeper.

l ndividual

SECTION 2. In all matches, the contestants are awarded points by the Referee in accordance with the following system: Takedown (by each wrestler) (Rule 2, Sec. 15) -----.----.--.2 points Escape (Rue 2, Se. 4) 1 point Reversal (Rule 2, Se. 12) 2 points Near-Fall (Rule 2, Sec. 10) --.------2 or 3 points Time-Advantage (Rule 2, Sec. 16) .-.--....--.-....------1 point for one minute or more of net accumulated time in the advantage posi- tion. One point is the maximum to be awarded for the match and this point shall be recorded on the final score. Penalties (See Rule 7 and the Penalty Chart).

NOTE-Method of recording score for an overtime match. Example: 3-3, 1-0 (OT)* 3-3, 1-1, (UD,SD)** * OT-Overtime **UD-Unanimous Decision SD-Split Decision Page WR-34 RULE 5 SCORING Section 2 - TOURNAMENT SCORING CHART

Eight Places 16 12 9 7 5'3 2 1

Team Dual ~eets SECTION 3. a. Fall. Six team points shall be scored toward the team total for each contestant who wins by a fall, default, forfeit or disqualification. NOTE-A team forfeit shall be scored six points for each weight class. b. Decision. A decisio,n by a margin of less than 10 points shall score three team points. When the margin is 10 or more, four team points will be scored. c. Draw. in case of a tie, two points shall be scored for each team.

Tournaments SECTION 4. a. Places. In tournaments, indi- vidual placement points shall be awarded as soon as earned. Placement points already earned will be de- ducted in case of forfeit or disqualification. In tournaments scoring eight places, the winner of each championship quarterfinal shall be awarded three (3) place points, the winner of each championship semifinal shall be awarded nine (9) additional place points and the winner of each championship final shall be awarded four (4) additional place points. The winner of the final preliminary round of consolidations shall receive one (1) place point. The winner of the quarterfinal consolation match shall receive two (2) addi- tional place points the winner of the consolation semifinals shall receive four (4) additional place points. The winner of third place and the winner of fifth place shall receive two (2) additional place points, while the winner of seventh place shall receive one (1) additional place point. In tournaments scoring six places, the winner of each cham- pionship quarterfinal shall be awarded three (3) place points, the winner of each championship semifinal shall be awarded Page WR-35 SCORING RULE 5 Section 4 nine (9) additional place points and the winner of each cham- pionship final shall be awarded four (4) additional place points. The winner of the quarterfinal consolation match shall receive three (3) place points. The winner of the consolation semifinals shall receive four (4) additional place points. The winner of third place and the winner of fifth place shall re- ceive two (2) additional place points. In tournaments scoring four places, the winner of each championship semifinal shall be awarded twelve (12) place points and the winner of each championship final shall be awarded four (4) additional place points. The winner of each consolation semifinals shall receive seven (7) place points and the winner of third place shall receive two (2) additional place points. Advancement Points. One team point shall be scored for each match won in the championship bracket and one-half point in the consolation bracket except for the final first, third, fifth and seventh place matches. No points are awarded for a bye in any round. c. Additional points shall be scored for each match won by fall, default, forfeit or disqualification throughout the tourna- ment. One-half point shall be awarded for each match won by ten or more points.

SUMMARY OF SCORING Dual Meet Tournament Fall ...... 6 pts. Fall ...... 1 pt. Forbeit ...... 6 pts. Default ...... 1 pt. Default ...... 6 pts. Forfeit ...... 1 pt. Disqualification ...... 6 pts. Disqualification ...... 1 pt. Decision ...... 4 pts. Advancement (by 10 or more pts. ) Championship Bracket. . l pt. Decision ...... 3 pts. Consolation Bracket. ...lh pt. . Draw ...... 2 pts. Decision ...... lh pt. ( by 10 or more pts. ) individual Match . Takedown ...... 2 pts. Near Fall ...... 2 or 3 pts. Escape ...... 1 pt. Time-Advantage ...... l pt. Reversal ...... 2 pts. ( Maximum for 1 full minute) Rule 6 INFRACTIONS

Abusive or SECTION 'I. Conduct of coaches, contestants Un~portsma~likeorteam personnel (manager, trainer, physician, Conduct etc.) which becomes abusive, unsportsmanlike or interferes with the orderly progress of the match is subject to penalty u;ithout warning. This includes abusive language used during and following a match. The home management shall be re- sponsible for the removal of violators at the request of the Referee. Spectators may be removed from the premises without penalty. (See Penalty Chart.)

HIGH SCHOOL MODIFICATIONS 1. Misconduct by either wrestler is a technical violation and includes swearing, baiting an opponent, throwing the headgear, or indicatng displeasure with a decision. Penalty-one match Point awarded to the opponent. 2. Abuse or unsportsmanlike conduct during or immediately following a match incldudes any conduct which becomes abuse, unsportsmanlike, ,or interfers with the orderly progress of the match. Penalty-deduct one team point.

Flagrant SECTION 2. If, in the opinion of the Referee, Mi=0nduct the unnecessary roughness or abusive conduct is of a flagrant nature before, during or after the match, the contestant is disqualified on first offense. One team point is deducted from the offending wrestler's team score. The penalty for flagrant misconduct by coaches or contestants is re- moval from the premises with one team point deducted. A con- testant so disqualified in tournament competition is not entitled to placement points but will be credited with advancement and fall points earned prior to the incident with other contestants remain- ing in their respective positions. Page WR37 INFRACTIONS RULE 6 Section 2 HIGH SCHOOL MODIFICATION Flagrant misconduct, such as striking an opponent or con- tinuing unnecessary roughness, will be penalized on the first offense by the deduction of one team point and the disquali- fication of the offender.

Foreign SECTION 3. The use of oil or glreasy sub- Substance stances which cannot be completely removed On Skin shall be grounds for disqualification at the dis- cretion of the Referee. Time out for the removal of such foreign substances shall be cumulative with the time out for injuries throughout the match. The total time out shall not exceed three minutes. (See Rule 7, Sec. 4.)

NOTE-This provision is applicable when contact lens are dislodged or lost during a match.

Unnecessary SECTION 4. Either before, during or follow- Roughness ing a match, intentional striking, gouging, kick- ing, hair pulling, butting, elbowing, biting, or an intentional act which endangers life or limb shall be penalized. (See Penalty Chart, Note 2.)

Holds

Illegal SECTION 5. Any hold shall be allowed except the hammerlock above the right angle; the twisting hammerlock; front headlock; headlock without the arm; the straight head scissors (even though the arm is included); over- scissors; full (double) nelson; strangle holds; all body slams; toe holds; twisting knee lock; key lock; overhead double arm bar; the bending, twisting or forcing of the head or any limb beyond its normal limits of movement; locking the hands behind the back in a double arm bar from the neutral position; full back suplay from a rear standing position and any hold used for punishment , alone. (See illustrations Nos. 9 through 36.)

NOTES 1. Contestants may grasp all four fingers in an effort to break a hold, but pulling back the thumb, or one, two or three fingers is illegal. Page WR-38 RULE 6 INFRACTIONS Section 5 i 2. The term "slam" is interpreted as lifting and bringing an opponent to the mat j with unnecessary roughness. This infraction may be committed by a contestant in 1 either the top or bottom position on the mat as well as during a takedown. When a contestant lifts his opponent off the mat and brings him forcibly to the mat

I with the upper- half of the body coming in contact with the mat first, a slam will be called. A forceful trip may be considered as unnecessary roughness. Slams shall be called without hesitation following situation occurring.

3. An intentional drill or forceful fall-back is illegal when the defensive wrestler is in a standing position and the offensive wrestler has a scissor hold or a cross body ride.

4. A leg hooked over the top toe of an opponent's straight body scissors is inter- preted as an over-scissor and therefore illegal. 5. A wrestler applying a legal hold should not be penalized when his oppon- ent turns the legal hold into an illegal hold. The Referee shall cause the hold to be released if there is a danger of iniury. However, the match need not be stopped unless the Referee finds it necessary to do so in order to correct the situation. -1 6. Whenever possible an illegal hold should be prevented rather than called. -# 7, The three-quarter nelson is not to be interpreted as a headlock.

: 8. Pulling the head over the shoulder with hands locked or overlapped is not to be interpreted as a headlock. I 9. The double arm bar is legal while in a neutral position if hands are locked at the side. See Illustration 20.)

:I :I I Potentially SECTION 6. The double wristlock, chicken Dangerous wing, split scissor, guillotine, when being ap- plied with arm forced beyond normal range of movement, and other holds which may cause injury when used legally are considered potentially dangerous holds. (See lllustra- tions Nos. 10, 11, 29, 30 and 31 .) Contestants should know the dangers of these holds and the I blocks for them. The Referee should anticipate danger of injury from these holds and be in position to block them before they reach the danger point. Furthermore, all Referees, coaches and

I contestants should understand that any and all holds used in such I a way as to endanger life or limb are illegal and all Referees should verbally caution contestants against forcing a potentially dangerous hold into an illegal position. I The chicken wing is a legal but potentially dangerous hold. When the hand of the defensive wrestler goes behind the back I Page WR-39 INFRACTIONS RULE 6 Section 6 with parallel pressure to the long axis of the body, it becomes a twisting hammerlock and is illegal. (See illustrations No. 29, 30, 31 and 32.) The double wristlock and chicken wing become illegal when forced into a twisting hammerlock position as in the case of applying the force parallel instead of perpendicular to the long axis of the body. No contestant should ever be put in a position where he must forfeit a neutral position, a position of advantage or a fall because of an injury or danger to life or limb. The Referee should prompt- ly stop any and all holds which in his opinion are for punishment alone. If a legitimate hold is forced to such an extent as to endanger a contestant, or if it becomes a punishing hold, the Referee shall stop the match and require the hold to be broken. No penalty points should be awarded. The match shall be re- sumed in the neutral or starting position on the mat as determined by the position held at the time the match was stopped. Any holds over the mouth, nose, eyes or front of the throat shall not be permitted. Pressure from the side of the hand, fore- arm or wrist is considered a hold and therefore barred when used on the mouth, nose, eyes or front of the throat. Forcing such a hold may be considered unnecessary roughness depending on the intent of the act as determined by the Referee and shall be penalized accordingly. (See Illustrations Nos. 33 through 36.)

Technical Violations Stalling SECTION 7. a. It is the responsibility of con- testants, officials and coaches to avoid the use of stalling tactics or allowing the use thereof. Action is to be maintained throughout the match by the contestants making an honest attempt to stay in the circle and wrestle aggressively whether on the top, bottom or neutral positions. This concept shall be demonstrated by those responsible with strict enforce- ment by officials. A stalling penalty is preceded by a warning and there shall be only one warning per contestant per match, including overtime. When an official recognizes stalling occuring at any time and in any position, he will warn the offender and thereafter vio- lations will be penalized when stalling recurs. These provisions require the Referee to penalize stalling u;itlzout hesitation. Page WR90 RW6 1 NFRACTIONS Sedjor, 7 b. Nmtd Position-Each wrestler must make an honest attempt to stay within the 10-foot circle and maintain an attack to secure a takedown regardless of the time or score of the match. A contestant who continually avoids contact with his opponent is stalling. A contestant may leave the circle to maneuver for position provided he continues his attempt to gain a take- down and make an effort to work back into the circle. Taking a position near the edge or allowing his opponent to push him off the mate when the opponent makes an effort to go be- hind, is stalling.

Holding Legs-It is stalling when the wrestler in the advantage position on the mat grasps the defensive wrestler's leg or legs with both hands or arms unless such action is designed to break his adversary down for the purpose of securing a fall or to prevent an escape or reversal. Repeatedly grasping and holding the leg or legs with both hands or arms merely to break the defensive wrestler down or to keep him under con- trol is a violation under this rule. When the defensive wrestler has gained his feet, the wrestler in the advantage position is allowed reaction time to begin his breakdown when he is holding a leg or legs with both hands or arms. Continually grasping or interlocking hands around a leg resulting in a stalemate situation is to be considered stalling.

Defekve P~sition~Refusingto wrestle aggressively in the defensive position is stalling and shall be penalized as a techni- cal violation. Referee will give both visual and verbal warning zldthout stopping the match. (See Penalty Chart.) Page WR41 RULE 6 Section 7

" NOTE-When there is no action in the mat position, the responsibility for initiating $&.6 action rests with both wrestlers. f. L)eh@qg Match-Delaying the match such as straggling back \ from out-of-bounds, unntxessarily changing the adjusting equipment is stalting and shall be penalized as stalling,

Interlocking SECTION 8. The wrestler in the position of Hands advantage may not interlock or overlap his hands, fingers or arms around his opponent's body or both legs unless his opponent has all of his weight sup- ported entirely on his feet or he has him in a pinning situation. The mere touching of the defensive wrestler's hands to the mat is not considered a change in this position unless the hands are used as support parts, in which case, the offensive wrestler is , allowed reaction time to release the lock. It is unsportsmanlike for the defensive wrestler to touch his hands to the mat in order to release the offensive wrestler's lock and the Referee shall not call a violation if the lock is held in such cases. (See Illustrations Nos. 37 through 40 and Fig. 15.)

NOTE-The Referee shall not stop action when signaling the violation when the de- fensive man is in the process of a reversal or escape. The defensive man is allow- ed to complete the reversal or escape provided he does so in a continuous ma- neuver. If the defensive man fails to complete the reversal or escape after an op- portunity to do so, the Referee shall stop the match and award the penalty. (See Penalty Chart and Fig. 15.)

NOTE-It is recommertded that, by rnutuzal cmsent of the coaches, you expwiment with locking hands around the bsdy and legs. The lhderee is to beware of stalling in this positfon.

Leaving Mat SECTION 9. It is a technical violation to leave Withou't the mat without first receiving permission to do f , Permission so from the Referee. Page WR42 RULE 6 INFRACTIONS Section I I Going Off SECTION 11. Going off the mat or forcing The Mat his opponent off the mat any time by either wrestler, as a means of avoiding wrestling, is a technical violation. Such points will not be awarded in situations where near-fall points are earned.

Grasping SECTION 12. Grasping of clothing, mat or Clothing mat cover or headgear by a contestant is' pro- hibited, and any advantage gained thereby shall be nullified. Grasping clothing to prevent or gain an escape, reversal, takedown or fall is a technical violation.

NOTE-(Treat same as Note under Sec. 8.) 1 Rule I PENALTIES AND WARNINGS 1 7 1 INJURIES AND DEFAULTS

Penalties and Warnings

Penalty SECTION 1. The infractions of the rules are Chart penalized in accordance with the penalties as listed on the Penalty Chart.

Indicating SECTION 2. When indicating an infraction, the Infractions Referee shall stop the match, except when warn- ing and penalizing the defensive wrestler for stalling, give the hand signal to indicate the points or warnings (Figs. 11 and 12) and announce the penalty so the contestants, scorers, coaches and spectators are aware of the infraction.

HIGH SCH0,OL MODIFICATION The match will not be stopped when warning either wrestler for stalling, but will be stopped when penalizing either wrestler.

Warningsand SECTION 3. The Penalty Chart indicates the Sequence of sequence of warnings and penalties and they are Penalties accumulative throughout the match including overtime.

Injuries and Defaults

Time Out SECTION 4. An injured contestant is entitled to a maximum time-out of three minutes which

- WR-43 - Page WR-44 RUU 7 PENALTIES AND WARNINGS, INJURIES AND DEFAULTS Section 4 is cumulative throughout the match, including the overtime. There shall be no limit to the number of time-out periods which may be taken in any match, but the total time-out shall not exceed three minutes. If, at the expiration of the time-out, he is able to continue wrestling, the match shall be resumed as if the con- testants had gone out-of-bounds. Nose bleed or any other ex- cessive bleeding shall not be interpreted as an iniury and the number and length of time-out periods for such bleeding is left to the discretion of the Referee.

Unconscious SECTION 5. If a contestant is rendered un- conscious, he shall not be permitted to continue after regaining consciousness without the approval of a physician. If the injured contestant is unable to continue wrestling, the match shall be awarded in accordance with Secs. 6 and 7 of this rule.

Accidental SECTION 6. If a contestant is accidently in- Injury jured and is unable to continue the match, his opponent shall be awarded the match by default.

Injury fmm SECTION 7. If a contestant is injured by any Illegal Action illegal action to the extent that he is unable to continue following a maximum of three minutes rest, the match shall be defaulted to the injured contestant. In case of an intentional attempt to injure an opponent, the offender shall be disqualified. Time-out for injury because of an illegal hold does not count against an injured wrestler's injury time. (Max. three minutes.) (See Rule 6, Sec. 4, and Penalty Chart for Flagrant Misconduct.)

Attendants SECTION 8. No more than two attendants and During a physician shall be permitted on the mat with Ti me-0 ut the wrestler during time-out. FI OFFICIALS

Referee

Attire SECTION 1. Referee's attire for all dual meets and tournaments: a. Black and white Referee's short sleeve knit shirt. b. Black full length trousers. c. White socks and black gym shoes. d. Black belt. e. Referee shall be neatly attired. . Other accessories-silver coin or colored disc and whistle.

Responsibility SECTION 2. On matters of judgment, the Referee shall have full control of the meet and his decisions shall be final. On matters of a technical nature, the current NCAA Rules shall be the final authority.

Duties SECTION 3. a. Before the contestants come to the mat, the Referee shall: (1) lnspect contestants for grooming, presence of oils or greasy substances, rosin, objectionable pads, improper clothing, finger rings, long fingernails, and advise against the chew- ing of gum during the match as a h,ealth hazard. (2) lnspect mat for official markings. (See Rule 1). Page WR46 RULE 8 OFFICIALS Section 3 (3) Clarify the rules with coaches and contestants. (4) Advise contestants to report to their designated areas (red and green) on the circle at the center of the mat opposite each other and ready to wrestle. b. Before a dual meet starts, the Referee will call the team captains to the center of the mat for the toss of the coin to determine the choice of position at the start of the second period. (Rule 4, Sec. 5a). c. The Referee will use the 'Westling Officials' Signals. d. The Referee shall notify the timekeepers as follows: (1) When the match is started or stopped for any reason. (2) When time-advantage begins or ends for a contestant. (3) Whenever time is involved in any situation occurring 'in the match. e. The Referee will signal and verbally notify the scorer and contestants when warnings or points are awarded to either contestant. (See Signals for Referees, page 62.) f. The Referee shall be firm in enforcing the letter and spirit of the rules and penalize consistently any repeated infractions. He must enforce vigorously and promptly the penalties for the infractions as provided in Rules 6 and 7. On each warning and penalty, except the warning and penalty for defensive stalling, the Referee shall stop the match and announce the penalty in the prescribed manner so that the contestants, scorers, coaches and spectators are aware of it. (See Signals for Referees.) g. The Referee shall caution the user of a potentially dangerous or illegal hold in order to prevent possible injury. Such holds should be stopped by the Referee, if possible, before reaching the dangerous stage. Page WR47 RULE 8 Section 3 The Referee should not place his hands under the shoulders of a contestant unless absolutely necessary to determine a fall.

The Referee should meet promptly, in a spirit of good sports- manship, any situation developing unexpectedly.

If, at the end of a match, there is a doubt as to the winner, the Referee shall order the contestants to stay at their desig- nated areas on the 10-foot circle while he checks the time- advantage and the scorer's records to decide the winner. The time-advantage, if any, shall be recorded on the scoreboard and the Referee shall declare the winner. In dual meets, if the match is a draw, the Referee will raise the h2nds of both wrestlers. (See Rule 4, Sec. 6). (See Referees' Signals).

The Referee shall sign official score sheet or score book certify- ing final results.

The Referee is responsible for the seating arrangement at the officials table in accordance with one of the diagrams below:

WHEN INDIVIDUAL CLOCKS OR STOP WATCHES ARE USED

Scorer

WHEN MULTIPLE TIMER IS USED I Timekeeper I Visiting Scorer I Announcer or Home Scorer I

Other Officials

Match SECTION 4. The Match Timekeeper is respon- Timekeeper si ble for: Page WR-48 RULE 8 OFFICIALS Section 4 a. Assistant timekeepers and scorers, and should be constantly checking their activities at all times. b. Keeping the overall time of the match. c. Keeping and recording accumulated time-outs for injury. d. Notifying the Referee: after a significant situation has passed; or the match is stopped; or a disagreement by the official scorers or timekeepers; or when requested by the coach to discuss a possible error. e. Assisting, when requested by the Referee, in determing wheth- er a situation occurred before or after the termination of a period. f. Calling the minutes to the Referee, contestants and spectators in each match. The last minute of each period shall be reported at 15-second intervals. (45, 30, 15 seconds.)

NOTE-The home institution shall provide each timekeeper with an accumulative time clock for recording the time during the match. The match timekeeper shall be provided with two extra accumulative time clocks for recording time out in case of injury to the contestants. The match timekeeper shall also be provided with a gong, horn or bell. A multiple timer may be used in place of time clocks. g. Informing contestants and coaches, when requested, of time advantage accumulated if visual clock is not available.

Assistant SECTION 5. The Assistant Timekeepers are Timekeepers responsible for: a. Recording the accumulative time-advantage of the contestants to whom they have been assigned (usually opponents) when indicated by the Referee. b. Constantly checking each other's time-advantage recording. c. Constantly checking thy match timekeeper's time recording. Page WR-49 OFFICIALS RULE 8 Section 5 d. Showing the Referee the actual recording of the time-advan- tage each contestant has accumulated at the end of the match. e. Stopping time-advantage when the Referee signals illegal interlocking of hands.

Scorers SECTION 6. The Scorers are responsible for- a. Recording which contestant has the down pos- ition at the start of the second and third periods. b. Recording points scored by both contestants when signaled by the Referee. c. Constantly checking each other's score reading. d. Immediately advising the match timekeeper when they are in disagreement regarding the score. e. Keeping the scoreboard operator continually advised of the official score during each match. f. Showing the Referee the scorecard at the end of each match. g. Recording time-advantage point, if earned, in the final match score. Penalty Chart

First Second Third Fourth Rule 6 Infractions Warning Penalty Penalty Penalty Penalty Sections - *Illegal Holds No 1 Pt. 1 F't. Disqualify *Technical Violations No 1 Pt. 1 Pt. $2 F'ts. / Disqualify Stalling Yes 1 Pt. 2 Pts. I Disqualify

**Unnecessary Roughness No 1 Pt. .d- Pts. Disqualify

Deduct Remove 1 Abusive and/or Unsports- No 1 Team From (Removal is for duration of manlike Conduct Point 1 Premises 1 dual meet or tournament session only ) Flagrant Misconduct No Disqualify on first offense and deduct 1 team point 1 2 Greasy Substance on Skin, Objectionable Pads and Disqualify if not removed or corrected in allotted time Braces, Illegal Equipment (Also, Rule 1) or Illegal Costume 1 SUMMARY OF TECHNICAL VIOLATIONS (Rule 6, Sec. 7-12 eliminate a contestant from further competition in tourna- Interlocking Hands ( Sec. 8) ments. Disqualification for any other reason eliminates a Holding Legs ( Sec. 7 ) contestant from further competition in tournaments. Leaving Mat Without Permission ( Sec. 9 ) **Note 2-Points for unnecessary roughness may be award- ***False Starts and Starting Position (Sec. 10) ed in addition to points earned. Going Off Mat ( Sec. 11 ) EXAMPLE-Wrestler "A" in first period locks hands - Stalling I Sec. 7 ) penalty, 1 pt. Second period, he uses illegal hold - pen- ~rasp&i~lothkg, etc. ( Sec. 12 ) alty, 1 pt. Later in second period he is warned for stalling. REMINDER : In third period, he is called for stalling again - penalty, Penalt~es for all infractions are accumulative throughout 2 pts. Later in third period he locks his hands - penalty, the match including overtime. disqualification. 'Note 1-Disqualification due to technical violation, illegal ***Note 3-Verbal cautions for false starts and starting holds, or less flagrant unnecessary roughness does not position are not to be recorded as warnings. OFFICIAL NCAA WRESTLING RULES

Nos. 1 and 2-FRONT AND REAR VIEW OF SHIRT AND UNIFORM This shows front and rear uiew of official shirt. Any shirt with more exposure is illegal WR-52 OFFICIAL NCAA WRESTLING RULES

-- Nos. 4 and 5-STARTING POSITION As required in Ruk 8, Sec. 14, a and b. (Note starting lines, Ru& 1, Sec. 6.)

T-- Nos. 6 and 7-CQNTROL illustration demonstrates control folbwtng allowance for reaction time. OFFICIAL NCAA WRESTLING RULES WR-53

NO. 9-ILLEGAL HAMMERLOCK ( ABOVE RIGHT ANGLE ) The hammerlock is a legal hold, provided the arm is not bent above the right angle (i.e., provided that the arm is not carded above the small of the back); and provided. further, that the hana u not forced out away from the body, making it a twisting ham- merlock. In this illustrat~onthe arm is carried distinctly above the right angle and is illegal.

The double wristlock on the e WR-54 OFFICIAL NCAA WRESTLING RULES

No. 12-ILLEGAL FRONT HEAD LOCK Illustration ahows how the firont head lock is used to counter a leg pickup. This hold is dangerous and is I legal.

f NO. 13-ILLEGAL HEAD- SCISSORS This straight scissors on the head is illegal. OFFICIAL NCAA WRESTLING RULES WR-55

NO. 15-OVER-SCISSORS I'( AN ILLEGAL HOLD ) re over-scissors is barred entirelu under these rules be-

defensive contestant who uses it is allowed to force the

opponent. WR-56 OFFICIAL NCAA WRESTLING RULES + NO. 11)-LEGAL FOOT ( IN-STEP ) .HOLD The defensive wrestler may grasp the instep, heel or ankle in his effort to escape, pro- oiding the pressure ia not such as to endanger the an- kle, knee or hip joint.

, No. 20-LEGAL (left)and ILLEGAL ( right) DOUBLE ARM. BAR Locking hands behind the back in a double arm bar from neutral posztwn. Note that the double arm bar is legal when hands are locked at side (under armpit). OFFICIAL NCAA WRESTLING RULES WR-57

NO. 23-A LEGAL HOLD No. 24-THREE-QUARTER NELSON, Pulling the head ocer the bhoul- A LBGAL HOLD der with hands locked or over- lapped. 1 WR-58 OFFICIAL NCAA WRESTLING RULES

NO. 27-POTENTIALLY DAN- GEROUS GUILLOTINE When applying the guillotine, forc- ing the arm beyond normal range of movement parallel to the long axis of the bedu is to be internet- OFFICIAL NCAA WRESTLING RULES WR-59

NO. 30-ILLEGAL CHICKEN WING Pressure (force) parallel to the long axis regardless of whether defensive wrestler'; hand is in front or -back, makes this an ivegal hold.

NO. 32-LEGAL CHICKEN WING This illustrates a legal chicken wing showing the hand held in front of the body. -

WR-60 OFFICIAL NCAA WRESTLING RULES

No. 36-ILLEGAL (above) and LEGAL (below) FACE HOLD

NO. 35-A LEGAL CROSS FACE It is an effective and legal block for the double leg pdck-up. OFFICIAL NCAA WRESTLING RULES WR-6 1

NO.38-LEGAL USE OF 'HANDS IN BODYLOCK This complete bodylock .is legal because defensive wrestler is in a standingtposition. This hold wouM be a technical violation if defem've wrestler had one or both knees on the mat.

NO.40-INTERLOCKING OF HANDS . AROUND LEGS This position is a technrcal uiolation. Referees' Signals The signals illustrated on the following pages are standard for wrestling . Referees throughout the nation. It is the duty of every Referee to know these signals in order to give them instantly and clearly so that the wrestlers, timers, scorers and spectators are aware of what is taking place during the progress-of the match.

The Use of ; . SECTION 1. The whistle should be held ready for im- th&Whistlo mediate use at all times during the match.

Fig. 2-Designating The pesitim Of The WreRI!rs Before The Start Of The Mahh.*~sthe wrestlers come onto the mat the Referee potnts to the areas they are to take on the circle (green for the home &am red for the cisiting team). He next points o e hand toward the timers and scorers $0 oerify their readiness. Note-After an out-oflbounds, wrestlers return to desionated areas. The Referee raises his hand forward between two wrestlers. After a mome%ary pause to make certain the wrestlers are ready, he sounds his whistle and simultaneously moves his hand as a signal for the wrestlers to go into action. REFEREES' SIGNALS WR-64 REFEREES SIGNALS

Fig. &Stopping The Match For Out-Of- Bounds. When the contestants are out-of- bounds (Rule 2 Sec. 8) the Referee stops the match and ;rtends both arms horizon- tally to the same side toward the out-of- ,bounds. The Referee places himself in the jmmt adcantageous position to determine the out-of-bounds and stops the match im- mediately when the out-of-bounds occurs.

Fig. 7-Stopping The Match. The Referee blows his wh&Ze and extend8 hk hand to stop the watch. REFEREES' SIGNALS WR-65

Fig. 9-Indicating A Neutral Position During A Scrimmage For A Take-Down. Both arm are extended sideward slightly below the horizontal with the palms of the hands down. The Referee moves his kandr back and fo7th bringing them together and moving them away while verbally, announc- ing "no advantage. WR-66 REFEREES' SIGNALS

Fig 10-Indicating Retention Of Advantage. Whenever there is any doubt as to the con- testant in the advantage position, the Referee should indicate the contestant in the ad- cantage position by pointing to him with one hand. The Referee will keep has 0th- hand down and along his leg so that there w21 be no confusion as to whether any points are awarded.

Fig. 11-Awarding Points. One arm and in- Fig. 12-Warning And Indicating A Viola- dex finger are pointed at the wrestler re- tion. The match is stopped. The i?dex ceiving the points. At the same time the finger of one hand is pointed to the urnla- Referee verbally announces the award and tor. At the same time the Referee verbally the name of the team receiving it as he announces the penalty and raises the op- raises his opposite arm to a near vertical posite arm with his fist doubled to indicat~ position, indicating with extended fingers the "warning" or penalty. the number of points awarded. Note-For "warning" and penalizing de- fensive stalling the match is not stopped REFEREES SIGNALS

lefeneioe contestant's -back

2 F:g 14-Calling A Fall.. When fall (Rule 2, Sec. 5) is imminent the Referee raises ooze hand about 10 inches. As soon as the fall is completed he quickly strikes the mat with the palm and verbally announces 'Tall." The Refe- f ree is not to put his hands under the back of the defen- sive wrestler unless his view oj the shoulders is blocked by one or both contestants and it is absolutely necessary for him to feel the back on the mat in order to call the fall (Rule 8, Sec. 3h.) $r

Fig. 15-Interlocking Hands Or Grasping Clothing, During An Escape ~aneuver(Rule 10, Sec. 7 a. When the bottom contestant is in the process of an escape or reve~sal and the contestant on top locks his hands or grasps the clothing to prevent the maneuver, the Referee indi- cates the violation by clasping his hands over his head. This signal stops the advantage time for the top contestant, and indicates the violation has occurred but the Referee is allowing the bottom contestant an opportunity to complete the action providing he does so in one continuous maneuver. If the ma- neuver is successful, bottom contestant gains neutral or top position, the Refe- ree signals the points and the match con- tinues with no interruption. If the bot- tom contestant fails to complete the ma- neuver the Referee stops the match and awards the penalty. (See Penalty Chart.) REFEREES SIGNALS

Fig. 17-Calling Time Out. The match is stopped as in Fig. 4. If there is to be a delay in resuming the match the Referee will indicate 'ctime-out" by ex- tendidg one havd in a vertical position at right angles to his chest with the ends of the fingers touching the palm of the other hand which is ex- tended in a horizontal position in front of the chest. The Referee announces to the scorers the reason for the time out and to whom it is charged.

Fig. l&Calling A Stalemate Situation. The match is stopped as in Fig. 4. Then the Referee indicates the reason for stopping the match as a stalemate by placing the arms on the chest in a bent position with the fists closed as indicated at the right.

f Fig. 19-Indicating A Potentially Dangerous Hold. Fig. 23-Declaring A Draw. In case of a tie score at the end of the match in dual meets, the contestants will shake hands and the Referee will raise a hand of each of the contestants. Index to Rules

Rule Sec. Page Rule Sec. Page Decisions ...... 2 1 Overtimes ...... 46

Default ...... 2 2 Penalty chart ......

Disqualification ...... 2 3 Positions Advantage ...... 29 Choice of ...... 45 Escape ...... 2 4 Neutral ...... 27 Starting ...... 214 Fall ...... 2 5 Reversal ...... 212

Forfeit ...... 2 6 Scoring Duals ...... 53 Holds Individual ...... 52 Dangerous ...... 6 6 Tournaments ...... 54 Illegal ...... 6 5 Illustrations ...... Signals. referee ......

Infractions ...... 6 . Stalemate ...... 213

Stalling ...... 67

Matches Takedown ...... 215 Alternates ...... 4 27 Certificates ...... 4 26 Eligibility ...... 4 20 Entries ...... 4 23 Fees ...... 4 24 Tournaments Qualifying for ...... 4 22 Administration ...... 410 Regionals ...... 4 28 Byes ...... 416 Seeding ...... 4 29 Consolations ...... 418 Drawings ...... 414 Judges. number ...... 411 Mats. dimensions ...... 1 5 Judges. procedure ...... 412 Places scor~.d ...... 413 Seeding 415 NCAA championships ...... Alternates ...... 4 26 Certificates ...... 4 25 Tournament scoring chart . . 5 . Eligibility ...... 4 19 Entries ...... 4 22 Fees ...... 4 23 Violations. technical ...... 6 . Qualifying for ...... 4 21 Eegionals ...... 4 28 Seeding ...... 4 27 Weight allowance ...... 36 Near-Fall ...... 2 10. Weight classes Officials College ...... 31 Referee. attire ...... 8 1 High school ...... 33 Referee. duties ...... 8 3 Scorers ...... 8 6 Timekeepers ...... 8 4 Wrestlers Timekeepers. assistant ... 8 5 Appearance ...... 111 Equipment ...... 112 Shifting classes ...... 19 Out-of-bounds ...... 2. 8 Uniform ...... 110 Event Site Date - - BASEBALL 1974 Springfield, Ill. June 7-10 BASKETBALL 1974 Evansville, Ind. Mar. 13-15 FOOTBALL CD I Quarterfinals 1973 Boardwalk Bowl Dec. 1 Atlantic City, N.J. Other sites to be named Dec. 1 CD I Semifinals 1973 Dec. 8 Baton Rouge, La. Dec. 8 Wichita Falls, Tex. CD I Finals 1973 Camellia Bowl Dec. 15 Sacramento, Cal. CD II Semifinals 1973 Sites to be named Dec. 1 CD II Finals 1973 Alonzo Stagg Bowl Dec. 8 Phenix City, Ala. GOLF 1974 To be determined June 11-14 -- GYMNASTICS 1974 Springfield, Mass. Mar. 28-30 LACROSSE 1974 To be determined SOCCER 1973 Springfield, Mass. Dec. 6,8 SWIMMING 1974 Long Beach, Cal. Mar. 21-23 TENNIS 1974 irvine, Cal. June 11-15 TRACK & FIELD Cross Country 1973 To be determined Nov. 10 Outdoor 1974 To be determined May 31 -June 1 w REST~NG 1974 Fullerton, Cal. Mar. 1-2

For national championship competition, the NCAA's membership is divided into National Collegiate and College Diuisions- the latter into Divisions I and II ~OT football. In sports in which College ~ivisidnChampionships are not conducted, all 1 members are eligible to compete in the National Collegiate Championships.