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Eastri d ge's Dave ~olsinQlli VS. Chu r chville_Chili's Sco t t Court .
Aa you cen guess from the p i c t ure , Polsinelli won .
UPCOMING TOURNAMEN TS
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Sherburne Wrestling Festival 1972 - June 30 .5 July 1
Th1$ will be ~t the new Sherb urn e-E~rlvfll e Hi gh S<.:h ool In Sher!lurne, H.Y . The weights are 105, 115, 125 , 135, 145, 155. Hi ~, 175.
190, Ind 21S f o r h1 9h school : 120, 126. - 35 , 142, 150, 158, 167,
180, 195, ~nd HWT ror open (2' !.ca l e (lllQw(lnce).
Weigh - Ins are 2-5 p .... on Friday . June 30 f or h igh s c hool and 6-9
a .... o n SaturdllY , July 1 for ope n.
The aWllrds (or high school are .. ed(lh for 1st, 2nd , a nd 3rd pla ce.
Tile aDen div i sion will lIave trophies f or 1st, 2nd, ~nd 3 r d. The will
a lso be two team troohles, outstanding wrestler pla qu e, IIost hIls ,
and Quick pin.
NCAA lind high school rules will be used.
Inf orm~tlon IIIBy be attain ed f ran R. · Pete" Hausrath, 1llre<.:tor
1972 She rbu rne Festival
Sherhurne. H . Y. 13480
S arat 09~
Wrl!S tIl nq Tou rnlmen t _ Ju l y 1, 1972
This w111 be lone-day tournament lit Saratoga Springs. N. L r he
wei gh t s In lhe high school di vision are 100 , 110, 120 , 130, 140 ,
IS O, 160, 170, 180, 190. and heav yw eigh t. Th e open divldon weights
are 120, 130, 1 40, 150, 160, 170, 180 , 190, and hea vyw eight. June
1972 hi g h school graduates must compete I n th e open division.
Th e re wil l be 5 t o 6 ma t s I n oper at ion and tr oohles will be awarded t o He t op f o ur place· wln ners in each weight class. Addit io nal
Information may be obta i ned from Joh n Mullig a n
3 West Circular Ct.
Sarllt oga Springs, N.Y. 12866
Phone: 518-584-8679
Hor t hu$tern Wr estlln9 Tourna .. ent - July 1
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Th e place is LeMoyne College In Syracuse, N.Y., and the entry
deadllne 15 7 o. m. on July 7. fee Is $3 prior t o July 1 and S4
~ fter July 1.
High school weigh ts are 100,107 , 11 4,121.128.
134, 14 0, 147, 157, 169, 189, Unll"lted and .. atches are 1-2-2.
Oper. weight! are 120, 128 , 136 , 144 , 152, 160, 169 , 179. 192, 215,
Unlimited and lIIatches Ire 2 · 2· 2. Awards will be glYen to the fir st
three places In all weight chues In bo th divisions, the out$tandIng wre s tl er of elth dh lslon, and the 1s t place tealll In each dlY1s1 0n .
Dorll acco .. odat lons are ava1lab l e f o r 250 on a fi rst-come buis at
a cos t of Sl per pers·on. There a re seve ra l .. o t els within a tw o-m ile
rad ius. Do rll r oo .. s .~y be ob ta ined fr OIl 4-10 p.m. on frfd~y and
Ch eck out Is 10 a.II. on S~turday. Bring your own bedding & l i nen.
W'l g h-ln Is f r om 4·7 p.m. on Fr i da y. Preli~s wi ll be at 7:30 p. _ .
f ollowed by quarte r- finals at 9:30 p. m. The S(lturdllY welgh ·l n will be
at 7:30 •. m. with a tw o pound al l owance. Chall e ng , matches (so everyone
will h.v, a chanc e to wrutle more t han once) will be held on one J!lat
be ginning at 9 a.lII. The semi-finals will st art on 3 mats at 9:30 a.m.
with consolations on 4 mats ,t 12:)0 p.lI. and fin a l s a t 1 : 15 p.m.
No one will be seeded unless he se nds in an applicati on & release
pri or to July 5. The address before Ju ne 25 is Bo x 205, Tre.dwell ,
N.Y. 138 46. Th, add re ss after June 25 i s Wrest li ng Ca mp, LeMoyne Col .
lege, Syr~cusc, N.Y. 13214.
A WORD FROM THE EDITOR
I hope you all
News.
~njoy
this first issue of Monroe Countv Wrestling
Please send us your reactions, suggestions, and any news which
you f eel might be of interest to the a rea wrestling people.
We would
also be extremely pleased to print any articles pertaining to wrest ling whiCh you would like to submit for future issues.
My Own interest in county wrestling dates back to the 1965-1966
SeaSOn when I first managed the varsity team at Eastridge .
We won
the divisional champions hip that year and repeated tor several years
after.
Then along came Spencerport ...
Actually, I helped out at -Spencerport this past winter and fo und
it to be a vcry rewarding experience.
great amount of respect £00: .
This is one team I have a
Other than Spencerport;, my closest
ties in wrestl ing this past season were probably with Eastridge,
IrondeqUOit, and Bishop Kearney, sincc I cover the sports of these
three schools for our town newspaper, The Irondequoit Press .
1
did programs this year tor Spencerport, EaStridge, Ironde.q uoit,
Bishop Kearney, and East Rochester.
I'm convinced that little
things such as programs can go a long way in inc reasing interest
i n th ill sport.
I also think a newsl e tter such as this can be a help to our
sport.
I
think
various school" .
~re s tling
needs more communication
bet~een
the
-I am hoping to organize a Monroe County Wrest-
ling Club wlt.h representatives f r om each school meeting to discuss
mean s of improving the local mat scene.
Perhaps with a little work,
we can dethrone baikatball a" Mking" of the area winter spo rts.
Please write to us with your
c~~ents,
suggestions, or news.
The addresa is e lsewhere i n this issue.
Sincerel y,
TERRY JUSTICE
Miscellaneous News about Monroe County matmen
BLAINE VanDenBERGHE , a senior at Greece-Arcadia, was the win ner of a $3,000 c o llege scholarship a wa r ded by the Frank Gannet Newspaperboy Scholarships, I nc.
Se l ections were made on the basis of
scholastic achievement, serive as a newspaper carrier, and coumunity
and extra-curricular activities.
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Irondequoit senior TODO CAMPO, who was third i n the Monroe
County Tournament at 138 pound::; this p:.st winter, is now pitchinq
tor the varsity baseball team at IHS .
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TnIS MONTH'S FEATURE PHOTO
TH( KINe PIN
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Bishop Kearney ' s Jerry Oberst goes fo r the pin in the Ki nq's dual
mee t against Edison Tech . BK beat Edison and won the City- Catholic
1caque championships with an 8 - 0 reoord. Kea r ney is coached by Brian
Cha<3wick .
ntis
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fe~ture Wre~tler;
RORY WHIPPLE
Irondequo(t High
IROND8QUOIT HICH VARSITY WR8STLINC COACH ART CONNORTON AND
HIS SJ'AR lH POUNDER, SENIOR CO ~ CAPJ'AIN RORY Jlh'IPPLE
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Honor8 achilJ"ed by RonY WH I PPLE in the
1371~7Z
S/laSOn ,
CIILEDONIA_MUMFORD TOURNIIMENT IIINNER
WIN DSOR I.VVITATIONAr. CIJAMPION
NONROE: COUNTY CRAMPIO!.·
SECTION V CRIIMPION
IIE:W rORK STAT8 INTE:RSECTIONAL CHAMPION
winner of all his d~al meet matches
<' . 5 .
Coach Connor ton Was a big Iolinner this year, too.
He
celebra ted his lOOth dual me et victory as coach of th " Indians
~hen IHS d~flJatlJd CrlJlJclJ-AthlJna at Brockport Stat lJ .
Notes on The Corning
Tourna~ent
April S, 1972 a t Corning Comllunity College
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Th e high school divis ion attracted a record fi eld of 19 8 grapplers.
* Penn5ylvanla OlYllpic Club won tbe team champion§hip. The top Rochester area finisher wa s t he Canandaigua Elks tea ll, which finished in
a tie with Pioneer ~restllng Club for third place.
~ In dividu a l winn ers fro ft the Rochester area included Canand<tlgu<t ' s
Jim Har t well at 141 pounds and Gates-Chill's Ale x "<lcaluso at unll.lted.
*
Classiest battle of the tourney was a rematch of this year's finals
of the IDS pound cla ss of the Hew York State intersectional tourney.
I n that one, Sob SIO <lnd of Niagara-Wheatfield had o l nned Ca nandaigua,
HI~e Chaopelle .
In this return meeting <It Cornln?, however, Section
6 champ Sloand WIS for ced to settle for a referee s overtime deciSion
victory. The two r ivals competed at 114 oounds In the Corning lIIatch,
and once again , It was a final round j:alring.
~ Although Canandaigua ha d only one champion, th e Elk~ did hive
five
ffnellst s . Besides Hartwell and Chapp elle , the others wer e Gene Gigllottl, Bruce Hadsell, a nd Dave CoIf.
~ Sob Hadsell, an 8th grader fr om Cana ndaigH , gave Section 6 chel1plon Hike Arn old a r~al bat t le at 100 pounds bu t los t by a ve ry narro w,
one point m<trgln. Arnold wrest l ed f or Pio ne e r .
., It was a r ough tournafl'lent for Irondequoit High's Twe l ve Tea m. Todd
Callpo drew Jln Hartwell IS his first round opponent at 147 pounds an d
although Campo made a good sho wing , he los t a 6-1 decision . Campo may
have placed had he not drawn such a to ugh first r ound ODponent . Teammate Jay St. James lut ed on l y 27 seco nds against Doug Kimball In the
121 pound class. Kimball had no team affiliati on. Two TwelYe
Tealll
mellbers were los ers by one po i nt lIarglns. A last lIolllent escape cost
Mark Purdell Ills fI'Iltch at 131 pounds with Joe Burgey (no affiliation)
8-1 while at 16 9 pounds, Oon .~artynec earned a oofnt r iding ti lle but
It wasn ' t enough <lnd he l os t 4 - 3 to Ronald Th omoson of the Orange County Grapplers. But all was not bad (or the TwelYe hall: capt. Joe
Eveland t oo k a 4-1 dec l s ion " over Chris OePerno of West Dryd en AthletI c Club In opening round action .
., Three Spencerport wrestlers competed . Kev in Mur ra y wrestled In the
121 pou nd class f or the Canandaigua [lks whi le Steve Srongo went for
the Gates - Chili Recreation Club at 100 pounds and brother len Srongo
grappled ... 1thout tel" affflhtlon, Murray got a nea r fall on Phillip
Roblee of the Pioneer Wrestling Club but wo und u p the loser, g-S. The
8rongos likewise lost their opening round matches, Steve by a 10 - 2
decision to big Doug Howland of HVAC and Ken by a 2-0 .. a r gln to Dave
Hano s or PennsylYanla Olympic Clu b. Ken wa s at 128 pounds.
* Trophie~ were given to the top fou r f i nishe r s of each weight cl.ss ,
both open and high school division.
*
Midway through the first round, i t was announced that th e re would
be no wrestle- backs. Only semi - fi nal losers could go for 3rd pI ace.
Results of The Rochester Open Tournament
April B, 1972 at
~~nroe Co~unity College
10S .5
1st Round,
Curt Miceli (RPWC) pinned ROY Spring (miT) 2,12
E. Hanna (UNT) pinned Rod Joh"son (UNT) , 40
T . R,apone (UNT) dec . B. Williamson (UNT) 8-2
B . Cermak (UNT) pinned T . Ferrentino (miT) 5,09
T . Stapely (UNT) dec. J . Cervlni (UNT) 19 - 0
J. Harkness (UN7) pinned J . McFee (UNT) no time
D . Stulpin (UNT) pinned S. De'lner (UNT) ;34
2nd Round;
Miceli dec . Hanna 26~O
Sp r ing pinned Jo~nson 3,lS
lfil11."'LL"vr, <It,e. Te"",<nthlO 13",0
Cermak dec . Rapone 6".1
Stapely pinned McFee ~!50
Ce rvini d"llw De nner 5".5
Stulpin dec. Harkness 12~e
3rd Round,'
Miceli pinned Rapone l,2~
Spring dec, Williams~n 1 ".0
Cermak d"c. Ifllnnll 11 ". 0
Harkness pinned Stapely 1:50
Stulpin pinned Cervini 1,50
FINAL STANDINGS 1 05.5
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B. CERI".AK
D. STULFHI
H h J. HARKNESS
ROY SPRING
T. STAPEL\::
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4th Round ,
Miceli pinned Cermak ,40
Spring dec. Harknesg 4". 2
Stulpin pinned Stapely 2 ,'30
Round Robin,
Miceli pinned Stulpin 2 , 59
Cermak dec . Stulpin lO~l
114.5
1st Round,
A1 Solemon (.RPWC) pinned M. Ti l lman (UNT) ,18
Shane Cook CRPWC) pinned R. Ricotta (UNT) NO Time
R. Swaha (Nl'AGARAi dec . ,G. Raherts (UNT) 15 .. 7
Clay Scott CCNY) dec , B. Ho1fo th (UNT) lS-8
Joel JamJ:eson (ADAMS) pinned J . Michael (RPWC) ~:47
Ron 8rongo (UNTl pinned S . Hauck (UNT) 1 , 18
T, Celso (tmTi Ilye
"continued".
RPWO
UNT
UNT
UNT
UNT
UNT
ROCHESTER OPEN - continued
114 .5
2nd Round,
Solomon dec. Celso 5-0
Ricotta pinned Tillman NO Time
Cook de c. Roberts 10-0
Swaha pinned Scott 5,59
Holioth pinned Jamieson NO Time
8rongo pinned Micheli No Time
Hauck _ Dye
3rd Round,
FINAL STlIN DINGS 11 4.5
pinned Rtoot~n , 34
Cook dec . Scott 8,,7
Swaha pinned Holfoth 2,00
Drongo dec . Jamieson 4 ~ l
Celso def. Hauck. " forfeit
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SOLOMON
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4th Round,
Solomon pinned Cook , 2,ll
Celse dec. Sron90 7,,0
Swaha .,.. tlye
R . SWAHA
RON 8RONGO
SHlINl': COOK
CLAY SCOTT
5th Round,
Solomon pinned 8ro'l,90 l,40
Celso dec, Swah.. 8,,4
NO
Round Robin
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12S.5
19t Round,
"" Disaudo (UNT) dec . Ktk.e HannOn (ADAMS) 5 .. 0
Jerry. DeHey. (RpWC} draw- Doug Elliott CUNT) 3-3
S, Law (RPWC) pinr... d T. Rider (UNT) , 30
Ed Brown Qu>WC! pinned K. Espenosa (UNT) 1 : 34
Vinnie Tundo (RPWCI ptnned Frank Martello (tINT) No Time
Alan Oe,,·ey (tJNTf pinned R. ROmano (tINT) ,31
Dick Kramer CCNYJ pinned R. Sat tera (UNT) 3 : 35
G, Tundo (tmT} p i nned D. Close [tINT) 3,55
D, Law (RPWCJ dec . M. Cloll .. (tINT) 3_1
M . Pisher CUl''T} Bye
2nd Rour.d,
Fisher pinned H~nnon ,so
DeHe~ pinned DiBaudo 109
Elliott dec. S. La w 1 ",0
Drown pinned Rider No Time
Martello dee. ESpenosa
9~3
V. Tundo pinned ROmano No Time
De .... e )'_ deg, Sa ttor a 9~0
G. Tundo dec. Kramer 10~l
M. Close pinned D. Close
D. Law - Bye
No Time
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NIAGARA
UNT
RPWC
CNY
CAN;l,tIDAlGUt. GRAPP LERS TURN IN STRONG SHOWING AT COANUlG
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runner-up, Il ike Chep pelle , p i nned Tim Gu ~­
t a r ~on of Jemestown in this metch et the Cornin51 Tour nemen t.
mike i~ e eenior but a till h ea e ye a r of high ~chool eligibility
lert ~hould he choose to use it .
Canandaigua ' ~
~tate
Ta s .. mat.:. Gll nll
Gigliott i aho
gained a pin
in the ~ .. mll
round of
t he Corning
tourn amlln t. Hi s
vi c tim .... a Oan
Niman of the
P lln nsylvanis
Olympic
Club .
~KESTER
OPEN - eontinu.d
1 25 . 5
~rd ltOund,
Elliott pinned DiBaudo ,5 4
DeHey draw S. Lllw 3 - 3
Brown pinned ~Ilrtello 4,41
V. 'l'undo pinned Kralll,er 3,55
G. Tundo dec. Dewey 9-5
O. Law draw Fisher 3- 3
D. Close - Bye
4th. Round,
Brovn pinned DeHey 3,45
V. Tundo pinn~d Elliott 3:45
S . Law dec . D. Law 4 ~0
Fisher pinned Dewey 2,21
G. Tundo _ Byo
FINAL STANDINGS 12 5.5
ED BROWN
VINCE TUNDO
hd G. TWDO
4ch M. FISHER
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5th Round,
Brown dec. G. Tundo 13~0
V. Tundo dec. Fi,he r 13 ..8
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6th Round ,
pinned V. 1'undo 1 3~ O
G. 1'undo dec. Pisher 11 .. 4
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No Round Robin
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let Round,
Bob DiBaudo (RPWC) pinned T . Corbet (UN T ) 3: 35
H . :Jay (U of BUF) pin ned Tom Borahot't (UNT) 4,00
or . Swaha (NIAGAPA FALLS) pi nn ed :1. Ruffino (UNT) No Time
D. Stu!pin (ONT) dec . Bob Belyeu (CNYG) 16-4
H. Ciseo (RPWC) dec. N. Hudson (ONT) 6-0
OJ. Deacon {RPWCl dec . C. Lehman (U of SUF) 8-0
Tim SOr.hoff {~~I dec. R. Grubaugh (ONTI 7-0
2nd ROund:
Bo r.hoff dec. DiBaudo 1~0
:1ay dec. Corbet 2-1
Belyeu pinned Ruffino No Time
Swahll. pinned Stulp!n 1,10
Cisco dec. Deacon 1 -4
Tim Borshoff dec. Hudeon 4 - 0
Lehman dec. Grubauqh 4-1
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RPWe
RPWe
WT
WT
RPWe
RPwe
ROCHESTER OPEN -
cont~n~ed
136 .5
3rd Round,
DiBaudo dec . Jay 6-2
Swaha pinned Tom Borshoff 2,30
Cisco pinned Belyeu 1 ,15
Deacon pinned Stulpin 3,22
Lehman pinned Tim Barshoff 4,41
FINAL STANDINGS 136.5
4th Round,
swaha dec . DiBaudo 7~2
Deacon dec. Jay S~2
Cisco dec . Leh~n 3_2
NIAGARA
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CISCO
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J . DEACON
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Hh BOB DiBAUOO ","we
ROund Robin,
Cisco dec . Deacon 7-4
Swaha dec . Cisco 6-2
Deacon dec . Sw"ha 6- 3
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M. JAY
" of BUFFALO
" of BUFFALO
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149.5
1st ROund:
B. Chaney (ONT) pinned C. Coe (CNYG) 1:15
C. carrozza (RPWC) dec. D. Moriar ty (uNT) 9-0
Steve sacch itella (Rl'WC) draw M. Johnson (tINT) 4_4
M. Zodarecky (UNT) pinned J . Stevens (UNT) 1:39
F . Deangelis (UNT) dec . J. Hopki ns (C NYG) 7-1
T. Law (Rl'WC) dec . R. Lembo (tINT) 3-0
" allace (tINT) pinned Slate (ADAHS) :13
Obe!"st (Rl'WC) <l.ec. Lechiusa (tINT) 1.·0
McCao.. (ADAMS) pinned 01""00na (CNYG) 4,15
T. Beattie {ADAMS} pinned Caldron (UNT) No Tirr.e
Tom Pri nce (tINT) <l.ec. Lee speranza (RPWC) 10- 4
2nd Round ,
Car!"ozza pinned Co.. , SO
Moriarty draw Chaney l~l
Zodarecky dec . Sacchitella 5_0
Johnso n pinned Stevens 4,54
Lembo dec . HOpkins 3~0
Law dec . Deangelis 2_0
Wallace def. Oberst ~ De f ault
Lechiusa dec . Slat e 18~3
Beattie def. An cona ~ Forfeit
Speran za dec . McCabe 4 ~3
Caldron det. Prince ~ Porfeit
3rd Round,
Carrozza pinned Chaney , 50
~~ r1 a r ty def. Sa~~hitella ~ Forfe it
30hnson dec . Zodarccky 4 ~ O
Deangelis dec . Lembo 13 ~ 0
Law dec . Wallace 1 2~a
Beattie def . Lechiusa 3-1
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freshman
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FALLS
ROCHEST~R OP~N
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149.5
McCabe pinned Caleron 1,20
SpcrlUlu. - Bye
~th Round ,
Carrozza ~cc. Spcranz3 23-0
Johnson de!. MOriarty _ Forfeit
Deangelis pinned Zodarecky 4,19
Law dec . McCobe 5-0
Wal l ace pinned Beattie 4, 28
FINAL STANDINGS 149.5
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
5th Round,
ca rrozza pinned Johnson 4, 06
Deanglll!. ~ec. Wallace 5.,. 2
Law ~ct. Beattie - Oi squalitie~
ROun~ RObin,
Deanqelis ~ec. Carrozza 1 -0
Carrozza draw LIIV 1 .. 1
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lilt ROund:
Clay Barnard (UNT ) dec. I;' Ward (UN'T) lO-tl
Ernie. lfilliams (RPWC) pinned Goodl!\4n ( UNT ) ,11
fI , San~erB (UNT) dec . A , Oliver (tINT) 1 4 .. 5
D. Caterillno {RP~Cl dec. O ' Neil (UNT) 11 - 0
Greg Fuller (UNT) pinned Ma ncuso (~T) 5:05
Rich ~oenlq (UNT) pinned Hundrick (ONT) 2,40
Seattie {ADAMS} pinned Jenlen (CNYG) No Tillie
Porter (~TI dec , Brown (CNYG) 13-2
Ball tUN'I') pinned Shel:lpS (m."Tj 5:35
ROy Wuhinqton (RPWCI - Bye
2nd Round.
Washi nqton dec . War~ 14 ..0
Blrnlrd pinned Goodman 1.00
Williams dec . Sanders 13-0
Caterilano def . Olive r .,. ~orteit
Hanculo dec . O 'Nel l 10 .. 2
~oeniq dec, Puller 6-0
Hundr1ck and Jensen both f o rt eit
s •• tti. pinned Brown 2 :4 1
Porter det. Shempa .. Forfeit
Hall .. Bye
~ntinued<"
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TIM LAW
RPWC
FRANK DEANGELIS UNT
C. CARROZZA
RPWC
WALLACE
UNT
M. JOHNSON
UNT
T. BEATTIE
ADAMS
ROC HESTER
OPE~
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3rd Round ,
Willi ams pinned Barnard 4 , 00
Caterisano dec . Sa nders 6-2
Koe nig pinned Mancuso 2 : 10
Beattie dec . Ful l er 2- 1
Po rte r - Bye
Washington de c . Ha l l 14 - 1
4th Round:
Barnar d dec . Po rt er 16-0
Wi l liams pinned Ca teris ano 5 ,4 0
Koe ni g dec . Ha l l 2 : 28
Washington dec . Beatt ie 6 ~ 3
5t h Round,
Ha r nard dec . Caterisano 4 ~2
Williams dec . Koenig 4_2
Beattie - Bye
Wa s hington dec . Porter 2~0
FINAL STANDI NGS 1 63
1st
2nd
3rd
4t h
5th
6th
ERNIE WILLIAMS
RICH KOENIG
ROY WASHINGTON
BEATTIE
CLAY BARNARD
PORTER
ONT
ONT
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A DAMS
ONT
ONT
6t h Round ,
Williams dec . Beatt ie 5-0
Koenig pinned Washington 2 : 35
No Round Robin
1 80 . 5
1st Round ,
Richard XCPhee (RPWC) dec . S . St eier (UNT) 8-4
T . Schmitter (UNT) pinned T . Wa ter s (UNT) 2 , 54
Lyman (UNT) pinned corr.panion (CNYG) 2 : 40
J ohn Logan (RPWC) pinne d Po r ter (ADAMS) 2,01
Beck (ADAHS) dec . Horning (CNYG) 4-3
2nd Round :
McPhee decq Schmit ter 2~0
Steier pinned Waters 2 , 28
Logan pinned Lyma n 1 , 00
Porte r dec . Horni ng 18 ~ 4
Companion pinned BeCK , 1 4
3rd Round ,
McPhee dec . Lyman 13 ~ 5
Schmttter dec . Ste i er 7~1
Logan pinned Companion 1 : 35
Porter dec . Beck 3 ~ 0
FI NAL STANDI NGS l aO. 5
1st JOliN LOGAN
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
4th Round ,
L09an pinned McPhee 143
Schmitt er de c , POI' te r 8';:6
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T . SCHMITTER
ON'
RICHARD McPHEE "'we
PORTER
S . STEI1:R
ON'
LYMAN
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ROCHESTER OPEN - con t inued
18Q.S
Rounc. Robin :
Logan de i . SchAittar
~ ?or~e~t
FINAL STANDINGS 198
fl,Oun d Robin:
Riel\. Zwe i g (RpHcl pinned J , !{enry (UNT) 2,4 5
C. Uichol~ (AD~SJ pinned J . Henry 2,24
Zwei g dec. Nichols 11~ O
1st RICH ZWEIG
2nd C. NICHOLS
3rd J. HENRY
RPIoiC
ADAMS
ONT
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220
FINAL STANDINGS 220
Round Robin ,
( RPWC) pinned D. Lang (UNT)
policare pinned B . ROth (EASTRIDGE) 1:20
D. Lang pinned Roth 4 , 05
TO~y
rolic~re
5 , 0)
1st TONY POLlCARE RJ'WC
2nd D. LMI'G
tINT
3rd B . ROTH EASTRIDGE
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Heavyweight
Bob Gill
FINAL STANDINGS Hwt .
(RPWC)
pinned Pat Russi (RPWC) 2,)0
1st BOB GILL
2nd PAT RUSSI
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Monroe County Wrestling News
~ishes
to thank
Hr. Rosco e Hastings
head wrestli ng coach , MOn r oe Community College
for providing us
tl\.e results of the ROCHESTER OPEN TOURNAMENT
Misc ella neous News about Monroe County matm en
DAVE BAXTER set a school r ecord (123-8) in t he discus as
Spence rpor t's tr a ck t e~m def e ated Gr ee ce - Ath ena , 75-61, April
14 ~t Spencerport. B~xte r a l so won the shot put. MARK IDOAREO:¥ won He pole-vault and was on the .... inning 880 relay for
At~ena.
Speak i ng of wrestlers on track, Penf i eld's PAUL STEMMER
l's 100k1'ng better than ever I n t ~e mile and t .... o mile. Stemmer e~s i ly won ~oth events in a triangula r meet wit h Iron dequott and Gates-C~tlt on Aprfl 14 at I r ondequo i t.
Gates
won the meet, hO ltever, as !rondequoit took second and Penfield trltrd ,
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DA'o'E POLSlNEL U ' , PETE LOCn, PAUL NOIIAK . and PARKER
CO RT S are all on t he va r ,tty lacrosse team at Eastridge
tn~ spri'ng .
No~ 1<. h
one o f three captains of the EKS
stf'dmen. RORY' INtt PPLE 'h c aptatn o f t ile Irondequoit
Ni gh lac rosse team ,
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Some information on the
1972 10th annual WRESTLING' COACHING SCHOOL
.July JC .,.August 4
August 6-11 at R.I . T.
Earl Fuller, R.I.T. varsi ty wrestling coach , is Director and
.James Howard, Oswego State varsity wrestli ng coach, is assistant
d.t.rector .
On campus residents pay $BO . OO for tuition, room, and board .
Commuters pay S50.00 for tuition and lunches. All who enroll
must make. a deposit of $4 0 . 00 not la ter than July 21 for the
ftrst sesston and 3Uly lB ro r the second session. The balance
may be paid on arrival . No r efu nds will be made after applicants have been accepted..
Subjects to b e covered include Orientation and basic wrestling summary, pin combinations I rever9als~ leg wrestling, float ~
ing and control , A,A . \] . ar:d Ol yll'.pic wrestling I Favorite Holds of
Great ,Chall'.p:i:onsl Riding and Control; MOvies - N. C.A.A . Championships.
Those interested in attending should. contact :
M'R. E,t,RL W. FULLER, Coach of Wrestling
Rochester Ins titute of Technology
One Lomb Memorial Drive
Rochester, New York 1 4623
A'''ARO WINNERS NAMED AT SPENCERPORT & EAS TR I DGE
Varsity wrestlers at both Spencerport and
Eastridge were ho nored with various awards at
banquets l~st r.1onth. Spencerport's fe~st w~s
on Merch Z2 a t The Plantation while Eastridge's
was on March 27 at The Heritage House .
Al VELIERI was nd med both "Outstand ing
Wrestler " and "Most Valuable Wrestler "
for Spencerport . DAVE TRAVIS won t h e
" Iron Man" awa r d wh1le DAVE BAXTER 10' a s
honored as the "Outsta nding Teammate" 5
lOU TElKE was named ·Ou tstand l ng Fresh
ma n". A tie resulted In the votfng for
"Most Improved Wrestler" so both J 0 H Il
GRlNGER and RON BRONGO received tro phi es
for the hono r.
Two ~w~r~s were ~ re sen t e d at th e f~s t .
ridge banquet. PAUL NOWAK was name d the
"Outstanding Wrestler" while team· mate
PARKER CORTS was named "Most Improved".
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If anyone ~nows of similar award s made at
other Mo nroe County schools, please relay the
In f ormation to us as soon as possible so w e
can use It In our next issue. The ad d ress is
2154 Ridge Road East. Rochester. NY 14622.
Parker
Corts