NYSPHSAA Section V Championships

Class A & Class B Varsity Wrestling Tournaments
@ 5th Winter Indoor Sports Carnival, John Marshall High School
Saturday, April 7, 1951

Carnival Coordinator - Joseph M. Ulrich
Wrestling Tournament Chairman - Edward Hulek (Edison)

Class A Final

 95 – G. Cochran (West) d. Leo Fenner (Geneva), 5-0

103 – Dominick Vistocco (Geneva) won by default over Andy Tascione (Madison)

112 – Keith Weeler (Geneva) p. Philip Fustano (East), 2:53

120 – Joseph Falardeau (Charlotte) d. Peter Guererri (Geneva), 14-3

127 – Charles Brucato (East) d. John Thornton (Geneva), 2-0

133 – Francis Marocco (Geneva) d. Joseph Rockwell (Charlotte), 8-0

138 – Edward White (Charlotte) d. Patrick Augustine (Geneva), 6-0

145 – William Schoeberlein (Charlotte) d. Vincent Izzo (Geneva), 3-1

154 – Philip Ferguson (Charlotte) p. Francis Pane (Geneva), 1:00

165 – Paul Muratore (Madison) p. Melvin Stivers (Geneva), :41

175 – Robert Coykendall (Madison) p. Philip Maio (Geneva), :41

UNL – Richard Crecco (Madison) p. Stewart Brewer (Geneva), :31

Class B Team Champions - Letchworth

Class B Final

 95 – Charles Plummer (Albion) p. Richard Brown (Spencerport), 1:11

103 – Kenneth Swyers (Letchworth) d. Louis Schiralli (Bolivar), 2-0

112 – Howard Jackson (Wellsville) d. Ralph Mucher (Letchworth), 3-2

120 – William French (Alfred-Almond) p. Carmen Malino (Wayne), 1:40

127 – Gerald Monahan (Bolivar) d. Donald Bills (Wayne), 7-2

133 – Louis Brongo (Spencerport) d. Teddy Czuba (Oakfield-Alabama), 3-0

138 – Kenneth Hance (Letchworth) d. Gus Tranello (Spencerport), 6-4

145 – Arthur Sherring (Letchworth) d. Gilbert Goodnoe (Bolivar)

154 – Tom Schwarze (Spencerport) d. Donald Dubleton (Letchworth), 8-2

165 – Donald Smith (Letchworth) p. Frank Otto (Williamson), 6:01

175 – Carl McMaster (Letchworth) d. Walter McMurtry (Wellsville), 9-5

UNL – Roger McGee (Oakfield-Alabama) p. Dick DeLine (Williamson), :41

Class B Entries

Albion: Charles Plummer.

Bolivar: Lou Schivalli, Gerald Monahan, Gilbert Goodnoe, Bradley Hall, Eugene Kuhn.

Canisteo: Gerald Pierce, Paul Powers.

Bath Haverling: Gordon Stuart.

Letchworth: Kenneth Swyers, Ralph Mucher, Kenneth Hance, Arthur Sherring, Don Dumbleton, Donald Smith, Carl McMaster.

Oakfield-Alabama: Teddy Czuba, Roger McGee.

Spencerport: Richard Brown, Joseph Civiletti, Robert Hershey, Louis Brongo, Gus Tranello, Tom Schwarze.

Wayne: Donald Bills, Carmen Malino, Milo Whitcomb.

Wellsville: Howard Jackson, Walter McMurtry, John Ordiway.

Williamson: Frank Otto, Will Faro, Dick DiLine.

9 City Youths Win Matches; 3 Geneva High Grapplers Also Cop Section 5 Class A Firsts

Democrat and Chronicle, Rochester, NY
Sunday, April 8, 1951

Full Text: Copyright © 1951 Rochester Democrat and Chronicle.
Reproduced with the permission of Gannett Company Inc.
 

Nine City Interscholastic League mat men and three Geneva High School grapplers won their matches in the Class A finals of the Section 5 wrestling tournament held last night at John Marshall High School gymnasium in conjunction with the Winter Sports Carnival.

In Class B, Letchworth Central waltzed off with five first places to lead in that division.

Charlotte High, which finished in the runner-up spot in league competition, landed four firsts as Joe Falardeau , Eddie White, William Schoeberleim and Philip Ferguson won for the Lakeside school. Madison's winners were Paul Muratore, Bob Coykendall and Richard Crecco, all by pins.

 

OAKFIELD WRESTLER WINS SECTION TITLE
The Daily News, Batavia, NY
Tuesday, April 9, 1951

Full Text: Copyright © 1951 The Daily News.
Reproduced with the permission of The Daily News.

Roger McGee, Oakfield-Alabama Central School wrestler, continued his undefeated skein, winning the Section 5 championship in the unlimited class during the annual wrestling finals in Rochester Saturday.

McGee made it 14 in a row this year by scoring a fall over Dick DeLine of Williamson in 41 seconds. Only one other Genesee-Orleans grappler won a sectional toga. Charles Plummer of Albion scored a fall 1:11 over Richard Brown of Spencerport in the 95-pound class.

Teddy Czuba of Oakfield lost in the 133-pound finals to Louis Brongo of Spencerport. A 3-0 decision was rendered in Brongo's favor. In other competition, Lecthworth Central wrestlers captured five titles, Spencerport, two, Bolivar, Alfred-Almond and Wellsville, one each.