[nfbmi-talk] founders of modern wrestling.

[Jim in Detroit]

I know they have Olympic Women's Wrestling, which is equally barbaric.  I 
think wrestling can be rescued as an Olympic sport.  I got to meet an 
Olympian in Don Beam, of East Lansing; he worked with us Raiders in the 
1972-73 season.  He, along with See Haliczer showed us his Olympic medal. 
Do you know any blind Paraolympians, or those participating in the Can/USA 
(Flint vs. Hamilton, Ont.) games or similar competitions?
    We had the Arborough games which pit Peterborough, Ont. and Ann Arbor; I 
hear there's a competition between Alma and Ingersol, Ontario; the Can-Am 
games.

-----Original Message----- 
From: Lydia Schuck
Sent: March 09, 2013 11:12
To: nfbmi-talk at nfbnet.org
Subject: [nfbmi-talk] founders of modern wrestling.

Just wondering what the founders of modern wrestling think about the news
that wrestling is being removed as an Olympic sport.   (Didn't they add a
women's bpxomg category last time...barbaric.)  Lydia

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Jim in Detroit
James A. Prather
Central Michigan University: 1980
Michigan School for the Blind: 1974
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