Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 22 Mar 1929, p. 31

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March 22, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE Ralph Lupton to Defend I Prep Athletes Mix Mat Title March 29-30 in Track Meet at Ralph Lupton, brilliant lightweight "N" Gym This Week wrestler at Northwestern university. · Detroit high schools, winners of who again won the 125-pound Big Ten both the track and swimming cham- champion5hip this year, will wind up pionships in Northwestern university's his collegiate career at the National Intercollegiate wrestling meet to be arinual interscholastic last year again held at Ohio S,tate March 29 and 30. figure to place high up in the games Lupton has never been defeated in in progreS'5 this Saturday. \Vrestling a wrestling match during his college 1 has been added to the list of sports career. During his three years of comthis year and a large number ·of .mat petition he has competed in thirty-nine teams throughout the middle west are matches all Of which he won either bv entered. a fall or a decision. Northeastern high of Detroit won George ·LaFavour, 115-pound sophothe track meet and North·western high more, who placed second in the Big of the same city placed second. High- Ten this year, will also compete in the land Park high, also of Detroit, ran national meet. LaFavour hails from away with the swimming meet. These Cushing, Okla., where he held the state three '5 chools have again entered strong championship while in high school. teams and will be out to defend their Our new Foot Saver models bring the perhonors. Merits of Small College fect answer to the active woman's footOak Park high school, always a wear problem. Of course she wants smart Cited to New Trier Boys strong contender in track meets in shoes. She muJt have comfortable shoes. 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