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'NCAA WRESTLING CHAMPIONS: (left to right) Ken Melchior (116). State; Wayne Wells (152), Oklahoma; Reg Wicks (160), lowa State; Mike
,Lock Haven State; Dwayne Keller (123), Oklahoma; Dan Gable (130). Gallego (167) Fresno State; Bob Justice (177), Colorado; Nick Carollo (191),
,:lowa State; Dale Anderson (137), Michigan State; Dale Bahr (145), lowa Adams State; and Dave Porter (Hvt.), Michigan.
Three
Bouts
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dieted the correct score of every bout, it is
doubtful that the NCAA would adopt the
plan.
"It's very unlikely that a plan of this
type can be adopted," Hoke said. "Even
though some in the NCAA might favor it, Some have advocated adding an extra
I can't see the rules committee going for it. day with two more sessions to the tourna-
Wrestling coaches don't use logic. They just ment. Rather than alleviate the problem,
try and do what's best for their team." however, this only prolongs it.
So for the nation's wrestling' fans, it ap- It Could Happen
pears that the. series of long, wearisome It now seems likely that the announcer
tournaments will continue. For many of the at a future NCAA tournament might gaze
wrestlers it means three bouts on the open- with bleary eyes into his microphone and in
frig day of the national tournament, and for a scratchy voice, proclaim:
tournament officials, gigantic organizational "For those of you who, have been with
problems-will be commonplace occurences. us all the way through the pre-preliminaries,
"The way I look at a national champion- the serni-quarterfinals, the quarter-semifinals
ship," Czekaj said, "is that a boy should have and the semi-consolation quarter-finals, we
to earn the privilege of competing. The have now on mat 37 the 14th bout of the
championships should have the cream of the semi-championships : round ,at 145 pounds
crop—the best wrestlers in America. tut pitting
s Win on a College versus Oswe.,
some coaches use these championships as a go State in the battle for 73rd place . . ."
Mavericks Offer Hayes
$750,000 .For 3 Years
HOUSTON (AP) The Hous- Hayes' signing with San Diego
ton Mavericks, declaring all out came as a surprise.
war against the National Bas- "We did not think he would
ke t b all Association, offered sign until he had at least talked
Elvin Hayes $750,000 yesterday to us and refused our offer,"
to play three years for Houston. Morrow said. "We tried to con-
Hayes, University of Houston tact him all day Wednesday."
AU-American and college play- "Our first offer of $500,000
er of the year, signed Wednes- for three years was just a
day with the San Diego Rockets start," Morrow added. "We
of the NBA for an estimated were prepared to pay as much
$440,000 for four years. as $750,000."
T. C. Morrow, president of A newsman asked Morrow if
the $750,000 offer still stands.
the Mavericks of the new , lWe will pay Hayes $750,000
American Basketball Associa- now, tomorrow or next week,"
tion ,said at a news conference Morrow replied.-
Days, 464 Wrestling
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Braves' Carty
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP)—Atlanta Braves'
left fielder Rice Carty, in the Southeast Florida Tuberc
ulosis Hospital for tests to determine if he has the dis
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Fiumphrey Wants Negro •
FIRST ROUND PRELIMINARIES 6-3.
115—Ba!mat dec. Matviak (Wilkes), 191—Lorenzo pinned Naff (Oklahoina
16-8. State), 5:03.
152—Abraham' dec. Niebei (Clarion QUARTER-FINALS
Sports Administrators State), 2-
167—Deni 0.
sar (Indiana) pinned Funk,
re
Staet lt6Chapin (Orogen
3:38. • 191—Lonzo dec. Detwiler (Colgate),
SECOND ROUND PRELIMINARIES 4-0.
WASHINGTON (AP) Vice dent Lyndon B, John so n 115—Henry (Brigham Young) dec. SEMI-FINALS
President Hubert H. Humphrey changed the name of the coun- Saline , 13-4 . 160—Reg Wicks (lowa State) dec.
will recommend today that cil to add the words, "and we inho S
tp—anders (Portland State) pinned KIM 3
(California 3 :25. Kline
f Poly), dec. Oklahoma State
more Negroes be placed in sports," and made the vice 330—Lowrance (Michigan State) dec. Lorenzo, 24. lowa State
coaching and managerial posi- president chairman of th e Clark, 7-5. CONSOLATION BOUTS Oklahoma
137—Jadlocki (Lock Haven State) dec. SECOND ROUND , Michigan State ...
lions in amateur and profes- group. Spinda, 3.2. 123—Weinhofer dec. Bentz (Iowa), Navy ...
sional sports, it was learned 145—Bahr dec. Fitz 6-1. Por
The council, under urging by
(lowa State
yesterday. , 152—Clair, (F&M) dec. )
Abraham,, 54.
2.0. 14.5—Fitz dec. Webster (Maryland), Cat.
Portland
Poly State ....
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Humphrey is chairman of the Humphrey, will make a strong
1a 16 1e 07;K1 4 i7 dec. Sherman (Cortland 9-2.
CONSOLATION QUARTER-FINALS k i o i c c l i c iig H an aven State .
newly reorganized President's declaration. against what he •be- State),
177—Keith (Davidson) . pinned Liller, 123—Wallmen (lowa state) dec. wain. Northwestern
Council on Physical Fitness and lieves to be !nadequate repro- 1:63. hoter, 7-0. Oregon State
-sin trt i oreoz . o zi,e,c ; ; . Hellickson-(Wiscon- 145—McAdams (Brigham Young) dec. Penn State
Sports,mhich mill hold' itsjirst , 4enlation of
_Negroes 'in 'coach
, ... Fitz, 4-2. East Stroudsburg State
meeting today. ing and managing, sources THIRD ROUND pRELIMINARIES CONSOLATION SEMI-FINALS Coloradb • - ' ",.
In a February order, Presi- close to the vice president said. 160—Kline dec. Ray Wicks (Winona), 150—Kline dec. zeman (Northwest- UCLA
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Koli: State Wrestlers Must
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. By PAUL LEVINE tournament. "With a. break here or there;
Editoreither one of them could have gone all the
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wa3r. There really wasn't a lot of difference
They came from Oklahoma and lowa, between the 'first place and fourth place fin
from Colorado and California, and by the isher in any weight."
time they left, the East had 'its annual lesson But Koll wasn't as pleased with his other
in the ancient sport of wrestling. wrestlers. Besides Kline and Lorenzo, only
Wrestlers come in assorted sizes and four Lions managed a victory.
shapes; but the best of them hail from west . Bruce Balmat opened the first round of
of the Mississippi. They come from the corn- preliminaries with a win at 115 pounds, but he
lands otlowe and the oil fields of Oklahoma. was defeated a short time later in the second
They. sPeak in slow, deliberate drawls with round of Thursday's action. Bob Abraham
their lips .barely moving and their heads sit- also won his first round bout at 152 pounds
ting low on strong shoulders. but was defeated the same day. The only oth-
Since the NCAA wrestling champion- er Penn Stater to wrestle in the first round
ships began in 1928, the Oklahoma teams have was Bob Funk, who was pinned by Gene Den
thoroughly dominated the •competition. Okla- isar of Indiana.
homa State's Cowboys have won 26 - team
titles, while their perennial.rivals, the Okla
homa Sooners, have won six times. Only one
other team—lowa State—has.won more than
once.
It was , the Midwestern triumvirate once
again that dominated the competition last
week' in Rec Hall, And as usual, the East had
that empty , feeling'when the action was over.
While Oklahoma State was' capturing team
honors and lowa State copped three individ
ual titles, Penn State finished a disappointing
12th with .1 . 115 champions.-
. " The Lione best hope for an individual
crown,. Rich' Lorenzo, was defeated in the
semi-final round and then lost again in the
consolations to finish fourth at 191 pounds.
The season may not yet be over for Lorenzo,
who entered the tournament' as the top seed.
He has been selected as a member of the
East team for the second annual East-West
Senior Dual to be held Saturday, April 6 at
Oklahoma State. With Lorenzo still hobbled
with a knee injury aggravated _during the
championships last week, his status for the
East-West meet is doubtful.
Matt Kline was the only other Lion to
make it through the opening day of compe
tition. Kline, the second seed at 160 pounds,
won three bouts before being eliminated by
the eventual champion in the semi-finals. An
11-8 loss to Jim Alexander of Colorado State
College in_the consolation round gave Kline
a fourth place.
"Rich and Matt did the very best they
could," said .a downcast Bill Koll after the
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(123), Wally Clark (130), Dave Spinda (137),
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Sanders eventually' finished second at 123
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115. lowa State's Dale Bahr handed Fitz a. 6-1
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"I was pleased with Rich and Matt but I
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too powerful wrestlers.
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191—Lorenzo dee. Schneider (Michigan
State), 13-3.
CONSOLATQON FINALS
160—Alexander (Colorado :State' Col
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• 191—Cook (East Stroudsburg SUM
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