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To: Nemer who wrote (44052)	3/5/2001 6:57:32 PM
From: robert b furman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44573

Hi Nemer, Wrestling is a great sport - but more known about up North. I was undefeated my Senior year and was appointed to the Air Force Academy .A lot of it was because of my wrestling accomplishments. It is the most intense 6 minutes you can imagine.JMHO The only thing that makes me more paranoid and sweat as bad is selling short.GGGG Bob Congrats on his achievement.Losing weight to hit the weight class was always a tough discipline. Thank god it was before I drank Beer. HEHEHE

To: Nemer who wrote (44052)	3/5/2001 8:22:00 PM
From: SE	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 44573

Hi all, Just finished up my pattern read for tomorrow and thought I should let everyone know the "potential" exists for a hard down day. This likely won't happen, but it could and I just wanted to warn everyone so they can play a little closer attention to their stops, just in case. The other read is for up to noon, then down to close. -Scott

To: Nemer who wrote (44052)	3/7/2001 2:29:02 AM
From: Patrick Slevin	Respond to of 44573

Here it runs in the family, something bout the wrestling mania I don't understand Both brothers and several nephews lettered in it during high school, but John is a natural. I guessed him for one when he was an infant, believe it or not, and sent him to martial arts schools over the years. Then club wrestling but he really never learned anything serious until he started with this team. Me, I never had the dedication. Like this kid, Dubuque, a sophomore from a nearby town. nj.com Appello, seeking his third region title, said it was one of the toughest matches he's ever had. But he's expecting his showdown with Joe Dubuque of Glen Ridge, the 112-pound state champion last year, to be just as difficult when they meet in the preliminary round Tuesday in Union. Dubuque lost in the Region 4 semifinal round yesterday when he was forced to withdraw with a head injury against Anthony Messina of Bloomfield 19 seconds into their match. Dubuque, however, recovered to win both of his wrestleback matches by a pin to finish third in Region 4 and advance to the preliminary match with Appello. The head injury occurred when Dubuque "shot" at the opponent and knocked himself out by banging his skull on the opponent's knee. They took him to a hospital, he talked the doctor into jumping him up on line for an MRI (never knew there would be a queue for an MRI, did you?) and then when they gave him the okay he rushed back to the stadium for the wrestlebacks. These people are worse than television. Anyway, I do not know the Rulz around here anymore, so if you like we can do this OT stuff over on FUPS rather than hack Tom off.