Albany Student Press 1966-12-09

The Albany State grapplers unveiled a power-packed line-up Saturday -as they gained seven of eleven first places on the way to a decisive victory in their second annual quadrangular tournament. The final score was Albany 96, Williams 75, Hartwick 72, and Hunter 1 7 . 4-1 win in the final. Dick Szymanski A l b a n y g o t r e p e a t p e r l h e n ^ c a m e Albany's seventh win. 5-'--.-. Viii., T>-iiher of the tournament and their formances from little Bill ,ourtn ln a row as ne g ^ ^ tne 19i R u s s e l l a n d c a p t a i n A r t pound title by a similar 4-1 count, R e c e S S O , a s b o t h s u c c e s s de P"e the fact that he suffered a / i , j . » j j ^ J !. _ paintful shoulder Injury in the prefully defended their chamtiminary. pionships. Russell copped the 115-poundclassby regs ,a ,e *•*• Strength and P°w isteringa 4-0 win. A B00d *TM^.«»S*Z& Recesso won the 167 pound division with an even more impressive 10-0 victory. Recesso's opponent was aved by the ball in both of the final periods. After Mike Dzuba of Williams took the 123 title, Warren Crow, who had pinned in his preliminary took the mat. Crow demonstrated great form as he completely dominated his man for an easy 12-1 win.