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6th Annual
Interscholastic League Championships
Varsity Wrestling Tournament
Preliminaries @ Technical
High School - Monday, March 26, 1928
Semis @ Technical High School - Tuesday, March 27, 1928
Finals @ Technical High School - Friday, Match 30, 1928
Final Results
TECH MATMEN WIN SEVEN OF TITLE EVENTS
Monroe and East High Wrestlers Cop One Individual Crown Each
Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, NY
Saturday, March 31, 1928
Full Text: Copyright
© 1928 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
Reproduced with the permission of Gannett Company Inc.
Winning seven of the nine classes, Tech High's wrestlers carried off the lion's
share of championships at the city public high school individual wrestling meet
last night at Tech High. East High won the one crown while the other went to
Monroe High.
The Tech wrestlers showed the same style that they have displayed all through
the meet and they won easily. In five of the nine wins, Tech had two men entered
in the finals. In two matches in which Tech men faced an opponent from West
High, the bouts went an extra period.
In the five bouts in which the Tech men faced each other, the going was fast.
There were no team honors in these matches and the men of Huff went out to score
a fall. This resulted in four of the quintet of matches.
Stendaro and Urbanic, both of Tech, opened the meet. The 105-pound boys showed
some fast wrestling before Stendaro pinned his man to the floor after 6 minutes,
25 seconds.
Rosenthal Has Battle
Golamb and Denninger, two more Tech men, gave another good exhibition in the
112-pound class. Golamb held a slight edge over Denninger and was on top most of
the time. Shortly before the time limit was reached Golamb obtained a fall.
Two directly different style of wrestlers faced each other when Robinson and
Ebner, both of Tech, tangled in the 118-pound class. Robinson, short and stocky,
had a tough time throwing Ebner, a tall rangy youth. After two minutes and
forty-six seconds of wrestling, Robinson picked up Ebner and touched his
shoulders to the mat.
Rosenthal, Monroe, did not have the easy time expected against Margolis, of
East. Margolis proved to be a tough nut for the stocky Monroe lad to handle.
Twice Margolis gained his feet after being nearly pinned but lost a judge's
decision.
Houghtling, of East, won handily over Schmidt, of West, in an extra period bout
in the 147-pound class.
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