versity, and Colorado State Agricultural College each won one
championship for their respective conferences. The closeness of
the competition is indicated by the fact that 18 matches were decided
only after over-time periods and only 27 falls occurred in the meet.
Only one former champion, Hanson of Minnesota, participated in
this year’s meet and he lost his championship to Byrd of the Uni-
versity of Oklahoma.

Individual Championships

 

121 Lb. Class

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

lst Place Antonnaci, Indiana University

2nd Place Melhorn, Oklahoma A. & M.

3rd Place Jensen, Iowa, State Teachers
128 Lb. Class

Ist Place Byrd, Oklahoma University

2nd Place Hanson, University of Minnesota

3rd Place Kitt, Oklahoma A. & M.
136 Lb. Class

Ist Place Whitehurst, Oklahoma A. & M.

2nd Place Isaacson, Iowa State Tachers

3rd Place Roman, Indiana University
145 Lb. Class

Ist Place Masem, Lehigh University

2nd Place Combs, University of Michigan

3rd Place Shakleman, Franklin & Marshall College
155 2.6. Class

Ist Place Logan, Oklahoma A. & M.

2nd Place Farrell, Iowa State

3rd Place Danner, University of Michigan
165 Lb. Class

Ist Place Grenard, Colorado State

2nd Place Albright, Oklahoma A. & M.

3rd Place McDaniels, Indiana University
175 Lb. Class

Ist Place Nichols, University of Michigan

2nd Place Inman, Indiana University

3rd Place Reynard, Kansas State

Heavyweight Class

Ist Place .. Downes, Ohio State

2nd Place Chiga, Oklahoma A. & M.

3rd Place Sikich, University of Illinois

 

The cup awarded to the most outstanding wrestler in the meet by

 

the Coaches Association was won by Don Nichols of the University
of Michigan, the 175 lb. Champion. A trophy was also awarded to
the wrestler who scored the most falls throughout the meet, which
was won by Dale Hanson of the University of Minnesota.

R. G. Ciapp, Chairman
Wrestling Rules Committee.