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due to three minutes and ten seconds of time advantage. There were other champions from other weight classes, but their matches were after DeMarsh's 115-pound NCAA Championship match, thus making him the first NCAA wrestling champion. The other weight classes were 125-pound, 135-pound, 145-pound,
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In 1928, DeMarsh tried out for the Oklahoma A&M Aggies wrestling team again in the 125-pound class due to gaining weight. However, he would end up dropping down a weight and joined the team at the 115-pound class. He competed at 115 pounds at the first annual
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158-pound, and 175-pounds. Higgins said in 1979, "I lost a 21-minute match at 115 pounds to Harold DeMarsh. After we were all even on riding time after the first 15 minutes, we went another six minutes of overtime."
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in 1928. He had a wife, three children, 13 grandchildren, and 10 great-grandchildren. He died on March 25, 1982, at the age of 80 due to an illness.
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While attending Oklahoma A&M, DeMarsh competed as part of the Oklahoma A&M Aggies, under head coach
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After wrestling at Oklahoma A&M, DeMarsh taught wrestling at his local
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Menominee, Michigan
Del City, Oklahoma
Cushing, Oklahoma
Wrestling
Folkstyle
Oklahoma A&M
Edward C. Gallagher
Collegiate Wrestling
Oklahoma A&M
NCAA Championships
1928 Ames
folkstyle wrestler
NCAA wrestling champion
1928 NCAA Wrestling Championships
Menominee, Michigan
Cushing, Oklahoma
Amateur Athletic Union
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma A&M
Edward C. Gallagher
1928 NCAA Wrestling Championships
Iowa State University
YMCA
World War II
judo
karate
United States Navy
Naval Station Great Lakes
National Wrestling Hall of Fame and Museum

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