'Tuesday, Al)!!I 1. 1930
klahoma
IN 3 CROWNS IN
HEAVY DIVISIONS
ng Loses Second Bout After
i)ov,ning Tufts roe—Maize
Drops Close Fight
Imel.v band of Oklahoma Aggies
pt float the West to capture then
d stiaight National Collegiate
sluing uon n by a lecord total of
ntv-seven points in Rem cation
I SattmW night The Penn State
as faded to uncoil any point
he Westonners clinched the title
annesing thi cc individual eham
'ships as cell us too second play-
Illwons one title-holder and
tal of four teen points sins second,
Ic Oklahoma univin•aty with two
minims came thud
no Samna of Illinois, the (list of
lir29 titleholders to defend his
easily ictained the 115-pound
• through a fmfeit Law•rencc
itooth of Oklahoma univosity and
I McCieadv of Oklahoma A and
the other two defending cham
p, also kept their diadems in the
pound and heavveight divisions
iecnvely
inn ether champions of last ycan,
i. Vanßebbei and Conrad Caldwell,
i of the Oklahoma Aggid, moved
a class and won new titles this
Van Bebhen convened the 165-
nd crown often a had snuggle,
Culdo ell succeeded in gaining the
t-heavyweight trophy.
Lions Falter '
he thice new men catapulted into
title-holding class this yea!, stele
gh Linn of lowa State, Ilamhe
a is of Oklahoma university and Ot-
Kelley of the University of Mich
n Linn mon the lightweight title,
de Lewis concluded the 145-pound
GS and Kelley the 165-pound di
ion
aul Long, the Lion light-heavy
ny, stalled in the tourney fm the
n State contingent He sunned
opening battle of the
Piehmmm
only to fall beim° Eubanks of the
iveisity of Oklahoma in his
sec
sotto
his fast bout Long seemed a
e advantage of mole than two mm
usen of Tufts, while in
second his , western opponent
n I efetee's decision in an extia
aid bout Eubanks had a tame ad
tage of only twenty-sm seconds
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ggies Win Third Straight National Mat Title; Lions Fail To Score
RETAINS 115-I'ound National
Mat Cron n
weight, met Stumm in the opening
round of the meet He put up a
good light but was held fot u time de
cision by the champion In the bout
Tot second place he sins thosin by
It‘fold of 111 I. T, although he had
the better of his New England op
ponent until the closing minute of the
match.
The second Lion aspilant to meet
n champion in the pi ehminames was
Grant Stein, promising lightweight
entry Linn, loon's only title•holdm,
tier, him in 7 55 minutes. Bill DNCI of
Chicago, another of the finalists,
downed Knit Klusei in the opening
biacket of the 115• pound class
The summinies
II: Pound Ch..
Sormal —Lyle 'Morton], Cornell College
1 hall —Hon and CI ha Oklahoma Anal,
125 Pound Chow
Second—Robert It Ax ford. 5I 1 T
I hod—Von In lona, 0 kluttonto U
13S Paned Clare
gerund—lds... ll:merle, Mimes
Third—Sherman Str,enion Oklahoma Art.lci
I IS Pound Climi
Second—Arlin Tomlingon Okl9homn Acura
. 1 hind—Vlll
115 Pound Chum
St...and—Dry m Watkins Oklahoma rem hem
Thlol—Plalin Ihro Oklnhonal U
165 Pound Class
eeand—Steve Choral. Kull+ ta U
Inrci—Jo4cnh ',WM/ Ilanard
175 Pound Chris
Second- llebrairdion Olin blab
I bird— VOll Rabin% 111iiiiiiiiri
Ile.,welehL
tiernnil—Llo.l Ilunl.k. llltn.lx
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FORM ASSOCIATION
Mentors From 41 Institutions
Elect Charles Speidel
Vice-President
Wrestling conches and official, from
laity-one colleges and nano sit:es
throughout the country hole rot the
National Collegiate championships
met Satutdny and formed the Nation
al Wre , ,tling Coaches association
Charlie Speidel, Penn State mental,
%%us selected vice-president of the
group.
Although no definite action was
taken as to the site for next yeal's
tom ney, the wi exiling laic, commit
tee met with this newly-formed body
Saturday night to talk oxel proposed
rule change.: The Ilnivei oily of
Michigan is rumored as a piebald°
location for the 1931 meet
Spode! Is Vice•Preculent
This new oiganization will func
tion in a manner similar to the foot
ball and basketball coaches' maims
One of its most important problems
will be the imitation of unifoim rules
fm the vatioils sectional associations
Edwrad C. Calleghet, coach of the
Oklahoma A and M team, Voice col
legiate champions, was selected to
head the association with Conch Spei
del as his assistant. Hugo Otopahl,
of lona State was selected secletaly
tleasmel
These officers si rtlr C. F Foster of
Princeton, Clifford Keene of the Uni
versity of Michigan, and William
She] Wan of Lehigh comprise the es
ecutne committee fm the coming
year
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Hugo Becdck, director of athletics,
is attending the 35th annual conven
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