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May 20, Issue 1975 - Volume 10 Number 12

Steve Maurey (Altoona, PA.) catches Brian evans (Norman, Okla.) in one of his patened Granby Rolls for a reversal and near fall points during the recent "Pennsylvania Vs. USA" Wrestling Classic which was held in Pittsburgh, PA. on April 6. Maurey, a 1974 Pennsylvania State Champion and the 1974 AAU National Junior Olympic runner-up went on to post a rather easy 10-3 win over Evans. a highly regarded three-time Oklahoma State Scholastic Champion. The USA team scored 30 and Pennsylvania 13. Evans, 31-0-1 this season, wrestled for the US Team and was the only member who didn't have a perfect unbeaten, untied season. Maurey, 22-2, is part of the Pennsylvania team, made up of wrestlers whose overall records total 278-18-4. In 1951 Don Maurey and Tom Evans, fathers of the pair, met in the semi-finals of the NCAA tournament. The match ended with a 5-5 tie and Evans was awarded the win on a referee's decision. (Photo by Jim Butler, Clearfield, PA..

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Man-of-the-Year
Sportswriter-of-the-Year
U.S. High School Team Dominates Pennsy All-Stars
Revise Scoring System for 1975-76 Wrestling
Coach-of-the-Year
Max Rapoport Masters of Wrestling Award
Publication Contest
U.S.A.-Oregon School of Wrestling. Inc. Produces National Champs
Athletes-in-Action Win National AAU Freestyle
All-American Selection
Honorable Mention All-American Wrestlers
Manager-of-the-Year
1975 Tournament Final Standings

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May 1, Issue 1975 - Volume 10 Number 11

A study in PAIN-- one physical and one emotional. Jim Brown, SWN AA, Michigan fights the pain of a strong HEAD LEver as applied by Nick Gallo, Hofstra, in their 118 pound quarter fnal match in the 1975 NCAA championships. The match ended in an 11-11 draw requiring an overtime. The emorional pain on the face of Gallo is caused by the sound of the buzzer ending the overtime and a 4-2 loss to Brown. (Photos courtesy Chris Poff).

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State Wrestling News
Omaha to Host AAU Age Group Tournament in June
Mat Notes
Speak Out-Tennessee
Ready, COMMENT
Speak Out-North Carolina
USWF National Tournament Results
The Hoax of Professional Wrestling Discriminates Against Our Sport

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April 15, Issue 1975 - Volume10 Number 10

Do I like to twist pretzels? you bet your bobby socks I do! Tom Husted, New Jersey, Coach Bill Rehain applies and arm bar and half with the gusto of Frick, Lehigh moving Beatson, Oklahoma to a 2nd place finish in the 1975 NCAA Championships, Jadwin Gym, Princeton, New Jersey. Sophomore Husted pinned Dennis Grady, New Milford and entereed the New Jersey State Championships with a 28-0 record as District and Region 1 Champion. There were three wrestlers with a 38-0 record waiting to get hold of Tom in the New Jersey 108-lb class at Jadwin Gym on 21-22 March. (photo courtesy R. Husted and Bergen Evening Record, Hackensack). Tom placed 4th in the New Jersey Championships. Of the 48 medal winners in New Jersey, 8 were juniors and 5 sophomores..

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Mat Notes
Olympic Committee Names 1976 Wrestling Coaches
AAU Selects Team Leader for World Mat Meet
National Scholastic Wrestling Records
NCAA Mat Notes
NVAA Wrestling Tournament Results
NCAA Pictures Page-Team Scoring
Top Technique
Determination of Minimum Wrestling Weights as Speingfield College
George Named World Cup Team Leader for USA
AAU Names Bill Smith World Cup Assistant
USSR Juniors in USA
North Idaho College Repeats as JC Champions

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March 15, Issue 1975 - Volume 10 Number 9

Tri State Tourney-- Washington, Montana, Idaho was another great success last December. Mark Johnson, Ferres High School Spokane, Washington has a cross body on John Yurich, Sentinel High School, Missoula MONTANA at 141 pounds. Mark also has five pounds of tape on his proboscus. .

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Determination of Minimum Wrestling Weights at Springfield College
Top Technique
Ready COMMENT
California Junior College Review
California Wrestler Has Artistic Talent
Junior Olympic Highlights on Film
Oh, Brother!
Paid Leaves Sought for U.S. Athletes
1974 State Coaches-of-the-Year
Wrestling in the Bush
Culture Exchange Grow in East
USA Wrestlers Tbilisi Runners-Up
Broward Gers Going
1975 NCAA Wrestling Championships
High School Freestylers Today-U.S. Olympians Tomorrow
State News
Win at Wrestling with Wrestlerettes
National Calendar for Officials

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March 1, Issue 1975 - Volume10 Number 8

Montana-Japan 1975 Cultural Exchange-- Kiyoto Shimizu, a member of the Japanese Cultural Exchange team to Montana, was the only squad member to compete the USA tour unbeaten. The Japanese team competed at 13 sites in the Big Sky country involving 130 high school. Montana and Utah were the 1975 host states and will return twho high school teams to Japan next June to complete the Cultural Exchange. The Japanese won all 13 duals in Montana..

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Dale Thomas, Oregon State university, Exposes True Nature of Professional Wrestling
Michigan Notebook
U.S. Wrestling Federation Grand Champion Series
FILA Congress Makes Changes in International Wrestling Rules
Mat Notes
Buckeye o-PIN-ion
California Wrestling
National Scholastic Wrestling Records
227 Wrestlers Compete Against Japanese Elite
National Junior College Wrestling News
NAAU Jr. Championships
136 Oregonians Compete Against New Zealand
Pennsylvania Wrestling
1975 NCAA Wrestling Championships

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February 15, Issue 1975 - Volume 10 Number 7

1974 Southern Open, Chattanooga, Tenn. brought Les Standefer, Oklahoma State in action against Dave Robinson, Southern Illinois in first round competition in the 134 pound class. Les is attempting the switch which Dave countered with a stepover and went on to win 6-4..

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Report of the AUU National Wrestling Administration
Ready, COMMENT!
National Junior College Wrestling News
USWF Report-A Summary of Events Leading to the Finish Exchange Cancellation
1975 NCAA Wrestling Championships
Controlling Muscle Cramps in Wrestlers
Domestic Cultural Exchanges-A New Concept
Saint Francis High Wrstling-Mountain View, California
Girls 'Man' Triming, Scoting at Meets
Maids Join Wrestling Team?
Minnesota-Scandinavia Cultural Exchange
Old Timers Tourney Slated March 22
USWF Kids Wrestling Charter Agreement
Manager Important to Wrestling Program

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February 1, 1975 - Volume 10 Number 6

Colgate Open -- SWN All-American Mike Lieberman, Lehigh, on his way to the 177 pound championship of the Fourth Annual Colgate Open. He is shown here scoring back points on the Colgate's Dave Ceponis in thier semi-final match. (photo by Skylar)..

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Ready, COMMENT!
Meet Your SWN State Editors raw Fish, Earthquales, and "Love That U.S.A.'
Team Tournament, Wrestling Innovations
Starting and Maintaining a Sound Wrestling Program
California JC-Collge Wrestling Review
Minnesota-Scandinavian Cultural Exchange
Wisconsin Dells Matmaids Have Fun
State Wrestling News
Top Techniques

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January 15, 1975 - Volume 10 Number 5

Michigan-Japan 1974 Cultural Exchange-- President Ford's recent successful trip to Japan indicated how much goodwill the cultural exchanges have been developing between the two nations. Wrestling is an important part of America and the world. Steve Alexander, Forest Hill Northern, straines to avoid being turned by Kazuhiro Kimura at the Grand Valley State College meet. Kazu won as did most of the Japanese while in Michigan. But the real winners were the thousands of persons that these cultural exchangees have touched over the years. .

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Mat Notes
The Wrerstling Hitchcocks of San Luis Obispo, California
National Junior College News
Winning is Losing
National Scholastic Wrestling Records
Ready, COMMENT!
U.S. Wrestling Federation News
A Big Pennsy mat Booster
List Policies adn Procedures for Conducting International Exchange Activities
Sun, Fire, and Friendship-New Mexico-Mexico Cultural Exchange
Successful Russian Wrestling Techniques
Nation's Tourney Dates and International Events
State News
Top Techniques

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December 15, 1974 - Volume 10 Number 4

Shawn Whitcomb, junior, Grandville, Michigan, manuevers Wade Nadhir, Detroit Catholic, senior, in their Class A semifinal match, 184 pounds. Whitcomb led in the second period but was unable to avoid being taken down late in the third poeriod by Nadhir who won 8-7. Nadhir went on to take the weight class championship, his second. Whitcomb finished third, his only loss being to Nadhir. Whitcomb was the 1973 AAU Junior Olympic Free Style National Champion. (photo courtesy Craig Vander Lende, Grand Rapids Press).

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Speak out-New Jersey
Mat Notes
Tells of Mongolian Cultural Exchange by U.S. World Wrestling Team (Part II)
Ready, COMMENT!
News from New York
Top Techniques
State Wrestling News
AUU Names 3 Coaches of International Teams
Qualifying Tournament Slated for Dec. 27-31
Nebraska, U.S.A.-Poland Cultural Exchange

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November 15, Issue 1974 - Volume 10 Number 3

Saratoga Springs, New York wrestling action best expresses another great summer from wrestling. Over five hundred wrestlers from New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, Illinois, Maine and Rhode Island chose wrestling over trouble. Thanks to all of those recreation, park, school, YMCA, club, activities association, and neighborhood people who provide the clinics and tournaments for our youngsters. Wrestling is 'on the Go' together with all facets of American Summer Time..

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Ready, COMMENT!
Wrestling Crossword Puzzle Featuring Dan Gable
Minnesota Wrestling
Buckeye o-PIN-ion
Tells of Mongolian Cultural Exchange by U.S. World Wrestling Team
Top Techniques
Eye on Iowa
Pennsylvania Wrestling
On Wisconsin
Wrestling Growth Through Cultural Exchange
The Nation's Tounamnet Dates and International Events
SWN Statement and Circulation Michigan Notebook
Illinois As a Mat-ter of Fact

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October 15, Issue 1974 - Volume 10 Number 2

Pete Fell, Coralville, Iowa, uses a head and arm to take down and eventually pin Nick Ordinet of New Orleans in 3:01 at 178 pounds. The match took place durring one of the three tual meets the Iowa freestyle team wrestled in a cultural exchange to Louisiana. (Summer 1974).

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Ken Knight's reply to Jerry Springer
Mat Notes
On Wisconsin
California Wrestling
Top Techniques
Eye on Iowa
Pennsylvania Wrestling
Michigan Notebook
Southern Wrestling
United States Junior Team Returns to the Soviet Union
U.S.A. Youths Visit Russia
Illinois As a Mat-ter of Fact
Buckeye o-PIN-ion
Kid Wrestling on Long Island

September 20, Issue 1974 - Volume 10 Number 1

USSR-USA Junior Cultural Exchange Tour-- Paul Luther, SWN All-American, wrestling for the USA team at Maxaukalla in the Soviet Union. Paul represented the USA in a national cultural exchange last August. The team consisted of 10 men from the 15 to 18 age group and wrestled at eight sights. Paul is a graduate of Cardinal Stritch High School in Oregon, Ohio, and is a state champion with a 78-8-1 high school record. He won his match and is being taken down here by his Soviet opponent..

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Soviet Wrestlers Came, Saw adn Conquered
Tournament Dates, International Events
How to 'Make Wieght"; Rubberized Suit of the First Law of Thernodynamics
Maurey Upsets Jimmy Carr in Great Lakes Mat Tourney
Rapoport Dies; Grand Old Man of Wrestling
Michigan Notebook
Eye on Iowa
Predicament Postulates
On Wisconsin
Tennessee Wrestling
Top Technique
Pennsylvania Wrestling '73-'74 . . . it was a very good year
Illinois-As a Mat-ter of Fact
Wrestlers Abide by Her Decisions
News from New York
Ready, COMMENT