1932 NCAA Wrestling Championships

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1932 NCAA Wrestling Championships
Tournament information
Sport College wrestling
Location Bloomington, Indiana
DatesMarch 1932–March 1932
Host(s) Indiana University
Venue(s) IU Fieldhouse
Final positions
ChampionsUnofficial
Indiana (1st title)
1st runners-up Oklahoma A&M
2nd runners-up Iowa Agricultural College
  1931
1933  

The 1932 NCAA Wrestling Championships were the 5th NCAA Wrestling Championships to be held. Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana hosted the tournament at IU Fieldhouse.

Contents

Indiana took home the team championship with 14 points with one individual champion. [1]

Edwin Belshaw of Indiana was named the Outstanding Wrestler. [2]

Team results

RankSchoolPoints
1 Indiana 14
2 Oklahoma A&M 11
3 Iowa Agricultural College 10
4 Northwestern 9
T-5 Oklahoma 8
T-5 Ohio 8
7 Michigan 7
T-8 Illinois 6
T-8 Navy 6
T-8 Southwestern Oklahoma 6
Reference: [2]

Individual finals

Weight classChampionship match (champion in boldface)
123 lbsJoe Puerta, Illinois WBF Bobby Pearce, Oklahoma A&M, 9:06
134 lbsEdwin Belshaw, Indiana TA Ralph Rasor, Oklahoma A&M
145 lbsHardie Lewis, Oklahoma TA Dale Goings, Indiana
158 lbsCarl Dougovito, Michigan TA Max Silverstein, Navy
174 lbsRobert Hess, Iowa Agricultural College TA LeRoy McGuirk, Oklahoma A&M
191 lbs Kermit Blosser , Ohio WVF Ralph Teague, Southwestern Oklahoma, 7:56
UNL Jack Riley , Northwestern TA Peter Mehringer, Kansas
Reference: [2]

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References

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