Coach: Mr. Lorenzo C. Carlton
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Dual Meets |
Technical Shopmen 36, Charlotte Lakesiders 4
Rochester
City League Dual Meet
@ Monroe Junior High School
Wednesday, February 11, 1925
105 - Bell (Tech) p. Shefield, 3:02
112 - Newcomb (Tech) p. Mix, 1:13
118 - Chaffrey (Tech) p. Pellet, 2:13
126 - Bradbury (Tech) p. Holly, 3:37
135 - Newcombe (Charlotte) dec. Feary
147 - Carlin (Tech) p. Kapell, 2:23
160 - Kress (Tech) p. Gould, 1:55
HWT - ? (Tech by fall)
Referee - Giles T. Denny, Springfield
Tech Downs
Charlotte
Thursday,
The Tech High grappling team won a one-sided victory from Charlotte yesterday afternoon at Monroe Junior, winning six falls out of seven matches and losing one by decision. The final score by points was: Tech 36, Charlotte 4. Newcombe, of Charlotte, and Feary put on the best match of the afternoon. Newcombe winning after fifteen minutes of wrestling. The judge's called it a draw at the end of the nine-minute limit and ordered two more three-minute periods. Newcombe won the decision at the end of the time limit. Both wrestlers displayed good condition and knowledge of the game.
Tech 24, West Occidentals 20
Rochester
City League Dual Meet
@ Monroe Junior High School
Wednesday, February 25, 1925
105 - Vallone (West) dec. Bell, 15:00 (judge's decision)
112 - Newcomb (Tech) threw Milligan, 6:35 (half nelson & crotch hold)
118 - Chaffrey (Tech) threw Magro, 6:04 (three-quarter nelson & arm scissors)
126 - Bradbury (Tech), fft.
135 - Krank (West) dec. Feary, 9:00
145 - Knight (West) threw Sanger, 8:30 (half nelson & arm scissors)
155 - Kress (Tech) threw Sandholzer, 3:02 (arm scissors & arm lock)
HWT - Felli (West) threw Sager, 6:59 (crotch hold)
Referee - Giles Denny
Judges - Max Russer and Rasch
Timer - Bishop
TECH HIGH
OUTFIT BEATS WEST HIGH
Vallone and Bell Feature Fast Mat Contest
Thursday, February 26, 1925
The Tech High matmen scored a victory over the West High grappers last night at Monroe Junior High, 24 to 20. The meet was closely contested, both teams winning four matches. The Tech men won three matches by falls and was awarded one forfeit as Coach Emil Hulek did not have a wrestler to put in the 125-pound class. The Westsiders won just as many matches as the Tech men but two of the victories of the Orange and Black grapplers came by means of judge's decisions and did not count as much in the scoring.
A large crowd witnessed the bouts and were well pleased at the showing of the high school grapplers. Some real interesting bouts were staged. Vallone and Bell wrestled fifteen minutes in the curtain raiser before the judge's were able to make a decision. They finally decided in favor of the West High man. Chaffrey, Tech entrant in the 118-pound class showed considerable skill in winning over Magro. Both Bradbury, star of the Tech team, who has won twenty-one consecutive matches, was forced to remain idle as there was no man to meet him.
Captain Johnny Kress, of Tech, and Sandholzer, put on a thrilling match in the 155-pound class. The match was fast for the time it lasted, both men showing some clever wrestling. Kress finally pinned his man with an arm scissors and arm lock.
Tech 30, East Orientals 10
Rochester
City League Dual Meet
@ Location?
Wednesday, March 11, 1925
105 - Bell (Tech) threw Brucker, 7:35 (body hold & half nelson)
112 - Newcomb (Tech) threw Reitkopf, 1:26 (body hold & arm lock)
118 - Chaffrey (Tech) d. Benz, 15 minutes (judge's decision)
126 - Bradbury (Tech) d. Davison, 9 minutes
135 - Feary (Tech) d. Emmanuel, 9:00 (judge's decision)
147 - McKay (East) d. Wilson, 9:00 (judge's decision)
160 - Kress (Tech) threw Woodley, 2:30 (half nelson & crotch hold)
HWT - Okuniewicz (East) threw Nelson, 3:00
Referee - Giles Denny
Judges - Max Russer & Jameison
Tech Downs
Charlotte
Thursday, March 12, 1925
The Tech High
wrestling team pulled a surprise last night by scoring an easy victory
over East High, 30 to 10. This puts the Tech team in a tie with the
Orientals, the Eastsiders winning the first match between the two tams
by a narrow margin. McKay's team was minus two if its best men, Shapiro
and Freckleton, but this difference would not have been enough to make
the meet even close. The Tech grapplers showed much improvement over
their previous engagements and are now favorites to cop the city title.
Tech started the scoring when Bell threw Brucker in the 105-pound class.
These two youngters, who are wrestling for their first season, put up an
interesting match but the Tech man showed more mat skill in winning a
fall. Tech took the first five matches on the program and the large
delegation of Tech supporters was cheering for a clean sweep. Newcomb
continued the scoring for Tech by throwing Reitkopf, a substitute who
was taking Shapiro's place, in the fast time of 1 minute 28 seconds.
Jimmy Chaffrey added four more points to the Tech total by gaining a
decision over Benz, one of the best men on the East High team. After
nine minutes of wrestling the judges were unable to make a decision and
the two were forced to wrestle two five-minute overtime periods.
In the next match Bob Bradbury won his twenty-second consecutive victory
by getting a decision on Davidson. For a time at the start Davidson had
the best of the argument but Bradbury was showing his beat at the finish
and he was awarded the decision. Feary won his first match for the
Tech team by getting the decision over Emmanuel after nine minutes. This
brought the total points for Tech up to twenty-four before the
Eastsiders scored a single win. McKay broke the ice in the 145 pound
class when he was awarded the decision over Wilson, a new man on the
Tech team.
Johnny Kress, captain of Tech, finished the scoring for the Joseph
avenue boys by throwing Woodley. Okuniewicz scored six points for East
in the heavyweight class by throwing Bellor.