University of Minnesota School of Agriculture - Agrarian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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On February 8, the Aggie grapplers met the St. Paul Y. M. C. A. in a return meet, this time on the Y. M. C. A. mat. Again the Aggies went true to form and won by a score of 31 to 15. The following Aggie grapplers won their matches in the two meets to date: Captain Harry Nelsen, Hjalmar Hulin, Russell Hoven, Einar Saarela, John Sullivan, Edmund Jones, Edward Neeser and Willard Holmberg. Paul Wiener, a game and aggressive wrestler, received a severe shoulder injury in his first match, which may keep him off the team the rest of the season. The Aggie wrestlers have shown in their matches that farmer boys can wrestle. Each one has upheld the Aggie wrestling motto which is, Be game! Never give up. Not until he is thrown flat on his back does an Aggie think it is possible to be thrown. The harder the going the fiercer the Aggies fought. The greater endurance and hardness developed by a vigorous outdoor life gen- erally put the Aggie wrestler out in front. The many boys who are receiving this valuable training will in later years look back to it as an important part of their education. Wrestling not only builds strong healthy bodies but develops character and alertness of mind and teaches one to keep his head in emergencies. What training can better fit one for the game of life? There is no reason why after a few years experience and training the Aggie wrestling team cannot win the title of Champion Amateur wrestling team of Minnesota. --HJALMAR HULIN. HARRY NELSEN AND VERNON ANDERSON IN ACTION Page One I-Iurnlrcn' Eleven

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