SBW~E'Sport ResearchThe World's LeadingThis material has been copied under license from <strong>the</strong> Publisher.intelligence sportiveSport Resource Centre www.sirc.ca 9 Any resale for profit or fur<strong>the</strong>r copying is strictly prohibited.I @defected, again it depends on who you talkto, because he was ei<strong>the</strong>r embarrassed aboutlosing a match or because he simply liked<strong>the</strong> scenery in Minneapolis.Because of <strong>the</strong>incident, Hakki immediatelycanceled a wrestling tour in Iowa andeventually arrived in Hazel Park one dayahead of schedule. Hakki <strong>the</strong>n refused toseparate <strong>the</strong> boys because he was afraid hemight lose ano<strong>the</strong>r one and insisted onLARGEST CRADLE?STROUDSBURG, PENN.-185wrestlers at Stroudsburg <strong>Wrestling</strong>Camp lock arms and legs for what <strong>the</strong>yhope will be certified by <strong>the</strong> GuinnessBook of World Records as <strong>the</strong> world'slargegt cradle, a wrestling hold. Thehold had a rectangular length of 66%feet and a width of 28 feet. The largestcradle, a maneuver where <strong>the</strong> offensivewrestler locks <strong>the</strong> head and leg ofhis opponent with his arms to secure apin, will be submitted by camp directorBob Armstrong.Montana <strong>Wrestling</strong>Coaches Assn.Fall ClinicClinician GENE DAVISOLYMPIC BRONZE MEDALISTNCAA CHAMPIONNov. 4th-Montana AssociationRules ClinicNov. 5th-<strong>Wrestling</strong> Clinic withGene DavisSession Times: 9:00 - 1200; Place:CMR High School, Great Falls,Mont.; Cost: $10.00Pre-register Contact: Dick Imer,President, Hardin High School, Hardin,Mont. 59034. Phone 665-1908School; 665-1216 Home.October 15, 1976-SCHOLASTIC WRESTLING NEWSkeeping <strong>the</strong>m toge<strong>the</strong>r by staying in <strong>the</strong>Holiday Inn.In Iraq this would not have presented adilemma because <strong>the</strong>ir government wouldhave paid <strong>the</strong> bill. But here, where amateursports is totally removed from anygovernmental support, <strong>the</strong> Hazel ParkAlliance faced an unexpected financialproblem.Never<strong>the</strong>less, <strong>the</strong> Hazel Park Alliancewent on with <strong>the</strong> exhibition and, because of<strong>the</strong> generosity and interest of local personsand groups, managed to break even.Hazel Park team members:50-Don Abgay, IbP; 57-Robert Beck, lost 9-3; fin-JoeFisher, Ibf; 70-Tony Saferian, Ibf; 77-Tom Moran, won 8-3; 83-Norm Young, Ibf; 92-Kurt McPherson, lost 1:1-5;101-Jamie Lassiter, lost 15-4; 110-John Craig, lost 118;121-Brad Wilkinson, Ibf; 132-Glenn Thomas, lost 2-0;143-Harold Mills. Ibf; Hwt-Dave Strickler. Ibf.*Ibf-lost by fall.Iraq 12. U.S.A. 1.1976 NATIONAL EXPLORERBICENTENNIAL OLYMPICSFORT COLLINS, COL0.-"Enthusiastickids, Lots of desire. Mature in acceptingdecisions."Those were positive aspects of <strong>the</strong> twoday,three mat wrestling competition at <strong>the</strong>1976 National Explorer Bicentennial Olympics,June 28 through July 2, on ColoradoState University campus.sixty-kine contestants from around <strong>the</strong>country participated in <strong>the</strong> event afterwinning Olympic competition in <strong>the</strong>irRussian <strong>Wrestling</strong> Technique Films. . . wrestling maneuvers demonstrated from <strong>the</strong>best in <strong>the</strong> Olympic and World GamesThe Soviet Union wrestling teams have dominated <strong>the</strong> last four Olympics and twelveWorld Games, winning more gold, silver and bronze medals than any o<strong>the</strong>r nation.The Russian wrestling team has shown a definite superiority in <strong>the</strong> sport ofinternational wrestling and in <strong>the</strong> last two World Games. 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The World's LeadingSport Resource CentreThis material has been copied under license from <strong>the</strong> Publisher.9 Any resale for profit or fur<strong>the</strong>r copying is strictly prohibited.More WHAT'SHAPPENINGhometowns. The Explorer Olympics, sponsoredby <strong>the</strong> Exploring Division of <strong>the</strong> BoyScouts of America in conjunction with <strong>the</strong>United States Olympic Committee and <strong>the</strong>President's Council on PhysicalFitness andSports, attracted nearly 2,000 young menand women who competed in 22 contestsranging from archery to weight lifting.Of <strong>the</strong> wrestling contestants, BarryFeinbcr~. Clifton. N. J.. and Kandv Je~son. PENNSYLVANIA-Staff at 1976-, " A .Portland, Ore., were previous AAU winners. 1976 NATIONAL EXPLORER Chris Poff <strong>Wrestling</strong> Camp attractedJepson also was a 1976 High School All BICENTENNIAL OLYMPIC GOLD 272 wrestlers from 11 states during <strong>the</strong>American. MEDALIST Randy Jepson left, 114.5 three one-week sessions. Front-L. toSee National Honor Roll of Champions lbs. and Gregg Smith 154 lbs. from Post R: Mike Frick, 2 time champion andfor results.632, Portland, Ore.outstanding wrestler, Lehigh U.; JohnFritz, NCAA champ Penn State; BackRow-L. to R.: Tom Grady, Coach,Tulsa Oklahoma Central High School;Chris Poff, Bloomsburg State; "Shorty"Hitchcock, NCAA Champ and outstandingwrestler from BloomsburgState. O<strong>the</strong>r staff members not shown- Roger Sanders, Coach, ~loomsburgState; Carl Poff, Bloomsburg State;and Tom Teagarden, Penn State.eOUR NAME MEANS QUALITYs ISEVENTH ANNUALSou<strong>the</strong>rn Open<strong>Wrestling</strong>TournamentNOV. 26-27, 1976(Thanksgiving Weekend]UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEEAT CHATTANOOGACollege weights plus 110 and 220with 3 Ib. allowance. Medals for sixplaces in each class.Cliff Keen <strong>Wrestling</strong> Products have been used by allOlympic, Pan-American, and World Championship teamsfor <strong>the</strong> past 16 years.Our many years of wrestling experience and our highstandards of design, workmanship and materials meanyou're getting <strong>the</strong> finest protection available.For our complete line of wrestling products and equipmentask our local representative for a free catalog or write:ax)Cliff Keen <strong>Wrestling</strong> Products, Inc.1235 Rosewood P.O. Box 1224 Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104IUSWF ChampionshipSeries TournamentSponsored byChattanooga Takedown ClubHEAD OFFICIALS:Dr. John Raber, GeorgiaDr. Vince Evaro, N.Y.Officiated 1976 NCAA ChampionshipsFor information and entries.write:DAVID GROSHChattaooga Takedown ClubBox 768, Chattanooga, TN 37401Telephones:61 5-875-1328 or 61 5-875-6657IOctober 15,1976-SCHOLASTIC WRESTLING NEWS
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