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K my Bob McCracken, Pioneers IOS pounder, pins Ponca Referee Harold Cotton lifts Iim Pikes hand City's man to put the Pioneers ahead. to indicate his victory Coach Grover Rains headed into his 'fourth season at Stillwater facing a tremendous rebuilding job as he had only five returning lettermen from last year's mat team. Rains started his revamping program around senior lettermen Bobby Mc Cracken, 1053 Tommy Chesbro, IZQQ and Iim Pike, defending state champion at 136 pounds, to fill in the lower weights but had to rely on first and second year men at the heavier brackets. The young inexperienced Pioneers were no match for the many superior squads they wrestled in duals but proved to be a powerhouse in tournaments as they finished high in the states top two mat tourneys. At the Bristow In vitational, McCracken, Chesbro and Pike all copped first place honors to place the Pioneers to a very respectable third place. Chesbro 129 Chuck Kinnick 156 Bob McCracken 105 Ilm Pike 140
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Iack Chesbro 114 Ierry Eades 147 Ioe Fry H. W. Wilbur Iohnston 122 Quinton McBride 122 After the Bristow meet Rains' matmen suffered an injury that was to prove fatal to any hopes of having a successful dual season when lack Nasworthy, Iunior. letterman at 129 pounds, fractured a wrist and was side- lined for the season. The Pioneers second tourney, the Geary Tourna- ment, was not as successful as the first as the Pioneers placed fourth out of a field of 16 teams entered. Chesbro and Pike garnered their second, first place trophies of the season and Pike was named the outstanding wrestler of the tourney. However, the Pioneers did not come out of the meet too Well as Sophomore lack Chesbro, 114 pounder, received a brok- en collar bone in the first round and doing so became the second regular lost for the season. As the Pioneers entered the state meet in March, McCracken, Chesbro, and Pike were favorites to cap- ture top honors in their respective weights. Mark McCracken 114 Iack Nasworthy 129 Bill Overholt 167 Larry Rankin 135 Pat Walker 147
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Row 1: B. McCracken, I. Chesbro, McBride, Nasworthy, T. Chesbro, Rankin, Pike, Kinnick, Eades, and Fry. Row 2: Dedrick, M. McCracken, Phibbs, Iohnston, Erickson, Reed, Miller, Loper, Over- holt, and Riden. Row 3: Coach Rains, Baker, Glancy, Meisner, Dressen, Brooks, Doty, and McGlory. Pioneers Kinnick pulls Blackwellls 156 Ch b P. t . t ke-down pounder Shoemaker back to the middle of the es ro, loneer Comp am' gets 3 mat on Blackwell grappler. IOS
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