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SJSU Wrestling Archives
The Spartan Daily
2-22-38
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SJS Matmen To Meet California
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by Dan O'Neill
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It's Spartans versus Golden Bears on the mat this week.
Gene Grattan's pack of grapplers, back to work after their successful southern invasion last week, collide with
the University of California matmen at Spartan Pavilion Friday night in what is expected to be the high spot of
the local wrestling schedule.
Mat stock on Washington Square hit a new high the past weekend when coach Grattan's muscle men copped matches form
Whittier, Fullerton, and Los Angeles. However, no soft touch will be encountered in meeting the Bears. The Berkeleyites
are considered one of the outstanding squads on the coast and if any team is to dump the locals, count on California
to do it.
During their triumphant tour down south, coach Grattan emitted both elation and consternation. First at all, Chic
Tonouye, competing in the 118 pound division, won his first college bout against Lee of Whittier. Chic is completely
new to the game and his win pleased Grattan very much. Tonouye proved his victory was no fluke by copping his second
victory Saturday night against Los Angeles JC. As a result of these triumphs Tonouye looms as a definite threat
for the remainder of the season.
Jack Fiebig suffered his first college defeat at the hands of Louis Largey of LAJC. Jack's loss surprised everyone
and Grattan most of all. Fiebig had the better of the match all along but Largey caught him off guard and pinned
him in 6:25.
Other Spartan favorites came through in expected fashion against the southerners. Coming back with three victories
were Hughes, Olavarri, Jones, Rush, and Smith. Riddle and Masdeo won single victories while Lindgren lost in one
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