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RECO RD

M.B. O CL d_

Jan. 18 St. George's 9 42
21 Rivers Country Day 24 28

25 Pomfret 3 51
*
Feb. 1 Prov. Country Day 5 49

8 Tabor 13 37

1 1 Webster Postponed

15 Ports. Priory 17 31

18 Marianapolis 24 26

21 Webster 29 25

25 N .E.I.S.W . Class C
Championship
tie for ninth place

Ray Lafazia rolls his opponent in a try for a quick pin

WRESTLING

The Moses Brown Wrestlers finished their third con­
secutive season in the red. The 1-8 record, however,
does not accurately show the effort, ability, and im­
provement that were a part of this 1967 team.
The season began with some unfortunate losses, but
there was gradual improvement, and at the close of
the season the scores were more favorable, with a final
win against Webster.
The most efficient members of the club were the
light weights. Twactman and Goodman went on to
place 2nd and 3rd respectively in the NEPS Champion­
ships at Munson Academy. Santorella, Mignacca, Jones,
Salvatore, Webb, and Gertz were the other members
of the under 133 lb. mat-men.
The heavies of the club were Lannigan, LaFazia,
Carey, Roberts, Dower, Newell, Heindel and Smets,
and innumerable irregulars recruited for free-lance
matches during the year.
Many excellent individual showings were seen, and
many of the boys gained experience. The season stimu­
lated much spirit for the team throughout the school,
and a lot of interest was created for potential wrestlers