Angus Frantz wrestled at Lawrenceville prep and at Princeton University, captaining the Princeton team in his senior year of 1916. Frantz was runner-up in the Eastern Intercollegiates in 1914, 1915, and 1916. His cousin, Jacob Frantz, also wrestled at Princeton, and won that tournament in 1911-13. After graduation Angus Frantz served in the ambulance corps in France for two years during World War I. He then returned to medical school at Columbia University and later became a neurologist and psychiatrist. While in medical school he wrestled for the New York Athletic Club. Frantz’s wife, Virginia Kneeland, was a fellow medical student at Columbia and became a well-known surgeon and medical educator.
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