Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-29
FOUR MAKE FINALS
INA.A. i. TOURNEY
Three Are ]. C. C. ScrapperS.
Bordeau Is Winner of
Feature Bout.

II XHIBITING q bit more strength
r. and aggresiveness Leroy Bordeau,
Il Jewish Community Center bat
tier and former 175-pound South
Atlantic champion, slugged his way to
the final in that class in the feature
match Of the District A. A. u boxing
tournament last night at the Rockville.
Md, High School gymnasium.
From the outset it was fine battle,
with the action particularly brisk In
the second and third rounds.
A high spot came In the second
round, when Irving slowed Bordeau with
hard shot to the head, but Bordeau
came back with a terrific body smash.
which, however, he was unable to follow
up. The fast pace was maintained in
the third round and when the final
gong sounded both men were clearly
well worn.
Jocko Miller and Mike Tardugno, also
OF the Jewish Community Center, and
Robert Boyle, unattached, were other
victorS in A. A. U. bouts. There also
were three exhibition encounters among
boy boxers.
Utilizes q Left Hook.
Miller using a left hook to advantage
piled up a commanding lead over
Covalesd of the Knights of Columbus
in the 147-pound class. II was the
fourth win over Miller over Covaleski In
five meetings.
Tardugno, though meeting q taller
opponent in Paul BpgikeS. American
Legion, go5 the latter's reach with a
lot of two-fisted fighting to score a
kont,r1icol ky,OaIrn4rf In
In registering a technical X. o. over
Robert Coleman of the Rockville A. A.
in the third round. Robert Boyle. un-
attached, showed superior speed and
strength.
Trio Of Exhibitions.
Three snappy exhibition bouts were
furnished by members Of the Wonder
Boys and Boys Club. John O'Reiily,
president Of the District A. A. U. Assoc
citation, presented medals to the winners
Of these tits.
Final bouts in the District tourney
will take place tomorrow night in the
Rockville School, when a card Of eight
contests will be staged. Tickets for this
program will go on sale tomorrow
morning at Spalding's at 81 each. The
card will open at O'Clock. The winners
will qualify for the junior A. A. q.
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and 8.
Last nights summaries:
A. A. U. BOUTS.
REBOUND CLAss-AGike Tardugno ~. c.
c. defeated Paul Bogikes american Lee
gionl. Technical knockout in second round.
I35-POUND CIASS-Robert Boyle (unat-
tached) defeated Robert Coleman lRcckvilis
A. A.. Technical knockout in third round.
145-POUND CLASS-Joeko Miller q. G.
c. defeated Leo Covaleski TX. Of c.. De.
Is5-PoUND CLAss-Leroy Bordeau u. C.
CO. defeated Henry Irving american Le-
gton). Decision.
EXHIBITION BOUTS.
1BsooSSs Ciub6}. technical Knockout. 1-'-'@- :
15-PQUND CLASS = Charles Marmone
tWonder BOYS club defeated Angelo Pap
ioG-PoUND CLAss-Wiliie Ferry BOYS
Club defeated Harry Thompson BOYS
Club. Decision.
TOMORROW NIGHTS CARD.
112-POUND CLAsS-Lewis Oevlnson boys
Club VS.. William Normile (Amertcan Le-
iIs.PousD CIAss-william =. Bender
A 1aPonN6 s CIassMSn f fandG H. d
c. -. ,Ioh7 Ryan tAmerican Legionl.
13J-FOUkD CLASS-Ben Reed Rockville
A. Al Us. Rooert BOYLE Unattached.
(20th Marinesl vs.. Jocko Miller.
1S9-POUND CLAss-M. j. OOonnor (Red
sox A. c. VS.. ]. Frank Nobel (Washington
01 17SeP odIS CLAss-Leroy sOrdsau vs..
Frank Vance american Legionl.
UNLIMITED CLASs-Russen Wolfgram
american Lesion VS.. Ralph Carpenter 81.
c. c..