The Washington times., 1925-06-02
A. 4, i. BOXERS
N|||VGLE At
BARRACKS
Eight Classes Of Mitt-s Singers
VIII Swap Punches for
Mere Glory

with some twenty contests Of the
fast tllree-round style on tonightss
program, the pre1iminaries Of the
| south Atlantic Al. A. u. boxing
championships are expected to pack
'em in at washington Barracks.
Promptly at o'clock the first
bout win get under way and from
then on till the last one ends, there
ghouId be action a-plenty
Eight classes are represented,
from the little nyweights to the
heavies. The largest entries are In
the featherweiglit, welter and mid.
d1eweight sections.
Baltimore, Washington and the
Quantico Marines provide the bat.
tiers and never before have 50
many boxers entered for the anna
teur titles In the South Atlantic
section.
"A special feature OF tonight's
program will be three rounds be-
tween Henry Lamar, Western high
school boy. holder Of the junior
and national light heavyweight
titles, and Sol Levinslky, former
Naval Academy football and ring
star now with the Quantico Marines.
Following is the complete entry
| list:
FIyweight-George J. Nathanson, Y
n H. A., Baitimore. Nd; Robert F.
Dye. Arlington Athletic Club. Fort
attached, Baltimore. Md: Ned Sparks,
| unattached. Washington, p. G.; Roland
A. Jodoin, army RECRUITING service,
Bantamweight-Janvier L. Lamar,
District Athletic Club. washington. p.
engineers, Washinston M, Barracks. sIT D.
G.; John Andrew schuss unattashed.
herweigit-waiter Il. Frizzell.
District Athletic Club Washington. y.
&C.; Sunday Reastatfe. Battery c, 18th
G. A. c.. Fort Monroe, Va. Washington
attached. Baltimore. Nd: Raymond
snitzer, =. NJ H. A., Baltimore. Nd;
Sidney Lampe. r: n. n: A.. Baltimcrs.
Club. washington. ID. c.: Edward w.
Werner. Company A. 18th infantry.
Company @, 18th Infantry, Fort How
ard. Nd, Washington Barracks, D. c.;
Hiimar Iiha,a olsson. a;sss ssth service souadron
racks. D. c.; r.. E. Barry, unattached.
Washington, d. c.
LtghtweiEht.,-l5enjaHin Kershma1 :.
Mcclaferty. Company a. 34tb Infantry.
Fort Eugtis We, Washingtod Barracks,
terry d. 53d c. A. c., Fort Eustis.
va. WashIngton Barracks b. CT. Eu-
Eustis. va. washington Barracks. b.
weiterweisht- sam Haber. District
Athletic Club ashfngton, D. c.: Jack
Joyes District Athletic Club. washing
ton, d. c.; Donald Sass, =. n. II. A.
Baltimore, Nd; sidney johnson. Anevi-
va; Efnest G. Hale. Battery y. siat
Barracks b G.; oliver j; Bailey, Army
Barracks, D. c.; Kolimas Jim. Com
pany a, 17th tank battalion, Camp
Meade. Nd, Washington Barracks, p.
pany, s4th Infantry. Fort Eustis. Va.
Washington Barracks, D. c. Robert ".
Smith NJ HosIitail Co. no, BaI5Srs:
Thomas P. Moore. "a Photo Sec. Lang
ley Field Va. Warrington Barracks,
p CT Robert &c, E, James s,,s.;. cSSmpaWTy on Ws.S.
Middieweight-C spaGnoia, iith
Bombing Squadron. Langley Field. Va,
Fisher, Company A, 18th infantry, Camp
Mead. Nd. Washington Barracks. D c.:
Dewey J. Adams' dams Gn1 Company xS lSSa Wa.binr. nk
ton Barracks: d. c.; Donald Sass :.
NJ. H. A.. Baltimore. Nd; David Anger'
ing Grounds. Md. washingtOn Barracks,
d. c.; Arthur P. Leahy. Company !,
18th infantry, Fort Washington. Md.s
washington Barracks, d. G.
Light heavyweight James Price.
Army War College Detachment. Wasn-
ington Barracks. ID. c.; Martin w 1al-
lagher, st. Stephen Club. washington,
D. c.; james c. w. Pearson, First sAvi-
alton Group, U. s. Marine Corps. Quan-
tico, Va; Peter Pregman, 21st rank
Maintenance Company, Camp Meade
Md, Washington Barracks, D. e. Jus
ian Hefling. Y. M. H. A. Baltimore
Nd.
town University and District A. C.'
Washington. d. CT; Rush w. Norman
Battery SD c. A. c., Fort Eustis va.,
Washington Barracks, d. C.; JuHan
Herring. Y. NJ. H. A., Baltimore, MO.