West Occidentals 28, Charlotte Lakesiders 6

Rochester City League Dual Meet
@ West High School (Rochester, NY)
Wednesday, March 2, 1925

105 - Vallone (West) p. Niermore, 1:55
112 - Milligan (West) p. Mix, 2:10
118 - Magro (West) dec. Pellet
126 - Holley (Charlotte) p. Meyer, 3:58
135 - Krank (West) dec. Newcombe
145 - Knight (West) p. Kippell, 7:18
155 - Sandholzer (West) p. Gould, 2:13

HWT - ?

Referee - Giles Denny, Springfield
Judges - Beghold and Sauer

WEST HIGH WINS FROM CHARLOTTE GRAPPLERS
Democrat and Chronicle
Thursday, March 3, 1925

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West High grapplers won every fall but one from Charlotte High yesterday afternoon and easily walked off the mat with first honors and a score of 28 to 6. The Westsiders won four falls and two decisions over their Lakeside rivals. The only match to go adversely to the Occidentals was that between Meyer and Holley, of Charlotte, the later gaining a fall to give the visitors their six points. Meyer made a quick change from a journalist's occupation to the squared circle, and while losing indicated that he would become a powerful unit to Coach Hulek's machine with more practice.

East Orientals 24, West Occidentals 20

Rochester City League Dual Meet
@ West High School (Rochester, NY)
Wednesday, February 11, 1925

105 - Vallone (West) threw Brucker, 4:21
112 - Shapiro (East) threw Milligan, 6:12
118 - Benz (East) threw Magro, 3:04
126 - ? (East won)
135 - Krank (West) threw Fancy, 4:57
147 - Knight (West) d. McKay, 9:00 (judge's decision)
155 - Okuniewicz (East) threw Hooker, 5:13
HWT - Felli (West) d. Paine, 9:00 (judge's decision)

Referee - Frederick J. Weismuller

EAST HIGH GRAPPLERS NOSE OUT OCCIDENTAL MAT SQUAD
West Wins Same Number of Matches But Lose on Lack of Falls
Democrat and Chronicle
Thursday, March 12, 1925

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East High's wrestling team won over the West High grapplers yesterday afternoon at West High gymnasium, 24 to 20. Coach Hulek's squad did better than was expected, winning just as many matches as the Eastsiders, buy McKay's men won all theirs by falls while two of West High's wins were by virtue of judge's decisions. The Occidentals have practically a new team this year and did well against the strong East High team. The win is the second in as many starts for the Purple and White, which puts them in the lead in the public high school race. Every other team in the league has lost at least one meet.

The Eastsiders were handicapped somewhat by the loss of Freckleton, star heavyweight performer, but Paine, wrestling in his place, put up a hard battle, losing to Filley by judge's decision after nine minutes of wrestling. None of the eight matches was won easily. Benz, new star of the East High team, won in the shortest length of time, 3 minutes and 4 seconds over Magro, of West. Shapiro, East High captain, had his hands full with Milligan, a newcomer of the West High team.

The most interesting match on the program was that between Krank, veteran of the West High team, and Fancy. Fancy was substituted in Emanuel's place for the Orientals. Krank is the best man in the city in his class and knows many tricks of the mat game. Fancy wrestled the Westsider on even terms for the first five minutes. After he had weakened Krank clamped a body scissors to pin his shoulders to the mat.

The Eastsiders took the lead early in the meet but the Occidentals came back strong winning three out of four matches. Knight performed well for the Occidentals in the 145 pound class, gaining a judge's decision over McKay.

Tech 24, West Occidentals 20

Rochester City League Dual Meet
@ Monroe Junior High School
Wednesday, February 25, 1925

105 - Vallone (West) dec. Bell, 15:00 (judge's decision)
112 - Newcomb (Tech) threw Milligan, 6:35 (half nelson & crotch hold)
118 - Chaffrey (Tech) threw Magro, 6:04 (three-quarter nelson & arm scissors)
126 - Bradbury (Tech), fft.
135 - Krank (West) dec. Feary, 9:00
145 - Knight (West) threw Sanger, 8:30 (half nelson & arm scissors)
155 - Kress (Tech) threw Sandholzer, 3:02 (arm scissors & arm lock)

HWT - Felli (West) threw Sager, 6:59 (crotch hold)

Referee - Giles Denny
Judges - Max Russer and Rasch
Timer - Bishop

TECH HIGH OUTFIT BEATS WEST HIGH
Vallone and Bell Feature Fast Mat Contest
Democrat and Chronicle
Thursday, February 26, 1925

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The Tech High matmen scored a victory over the West High grappers last night at Monroe Junior High, 24 to 20. The meet was closely contested, both teams winning four matches. The Tech men won three matches by falls and was awarded one forfeit as Coach Emil Hulek did not have a wrestler to put in the 125-pound class. The Westsiders won just as many matches as the Tech men but two of the victories of the Orange and Black grapplers came by means of judge's decisions and did not count as much in the scoring.

A large crowd witnessed the bouts and were well pleased at the showing of the high school grapplers. Some real interesting bouts were staged. Vallone and Bell wrestled fifteen minutes in the curtain raiser before the judge's were able to make a decision. They finally decided in favor of the West High man. Chaffrey, Tech entrant in the 118-pound class showed considerable skill in winning over Magro. Both Bradbury, star of the Tech team, who has won twenty-one consecutive matches, was forced to remain idle as there was no man to meet him.

Captain Johnny Kress, of Tech, and Sandholzer, put on a thrilling match in the 155-pound class. The match was fast for the time it lasted, both men showing some clever wrestling. Kress finally pinned his man with an arm scissors and arm lock.