Evening star., 1932-02-28
VIRGINIA R|NGMEN
KEEP TEAM T|TLE
Score 16 Points in Dixie Loop
Meet-GoIdStein Is Among
ViCtors.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
7 UNIVERSITY, Va. February 27
Virginia retained its team
I championship for another year
and individual boxing cham
pions in seven weight divisions were
crowned here tonight as the sixth an
nual Southern Conference boxing
tournament finals were held before a
crowd taxing the capacity of Memorial
Gymnasium.
The Cavaliers. although forced to
forfeit in one match, won by clear
margin with a total score OF 16 points.
Duke and Tulane tied for second place
with 8 points each. and South Carolina,
North Carolina State and Mississippi
State each scored points. Three
points each were scored by Washington
and Lee, North Carolina and Georgia.
Two individual title holders Goldstein,
Virginia featherweight, and Hill, Tulane
heavyweight, successfully defended their
crowns. Goldstein won by decision
over LevinSon, North Carolina, while
Hill won on forfeit by Gentry, Vir-
ginia, who was too badly battered in
his afternoon bout with Stark, Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, to be allowed to
enter the ring tonight.
A third champion Of last year to ad-
vance to the finals lost tonight as
Myers. Virginia middleweight, took the
count from the hard-slugging Page of
Mississippi State. John Minardi Flor
ida bantamweight, the only other of
last years winners entered in the tour
nament, advanced only to the quarter
finals before yielding to Zachariah. sur
prising young find of Louisiana State.
In the semi finals, however, zacha-
riah lost by decision to Lloyd, Duke,
who continued his triumphant march
tonight by putting Robertson, Wash
ington and Lee, to sleep after l minute
and IA seconds Of the first round.
The other new champions are: Watts,
lightweight, OF South Carolina; Garner,
North Carolina State welterweight,
and ReiSs, lght-heavyweight, of Vir-
ginia.
Final summaries:
BANTAMwEIGHT-Llo Duke scored
technical knockout against Robertson wash
ington and Lee) after l minute and Il sec
onds, first round.
FEATHERWEIGHT-Go OF virginia.
conference champion, won by decision, from
Levinson North Carolina).
LIGHTWEIGHT-Watts (South Carolina)
won by decision from Sides Duke).
WELTERWEIGHT-Char Garner North
Carolina Statej defeated Jack Sullivan
tGeorgial by decision
MIDDLEWEIGHT-Cha PAGE OF Mis-
sissippi won by technical knockout from
Douglas Meyers (VirginaD, defending cham
pion, after minute 20 seconds, in second
round.
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT, -,Reiss (virginia)
defeated Tharp CTulaneD by decision.
Neutrality-suspicious. Hill tTulane) won
by forfeit over Gentry virginia..
Semi-f1nal bouts:
BANTAMWEIGHT-Rob (Washinp-
ton and Leel awarded a decision over Scott
tSouth Carollnal Lloyd tDuke1. won by de-
cisIon from Zachariah louisiana State)
RWEIGHT-Goldstein (Virginia)
was awarded a decision over Jones tMissis-
sippi State): Levinson North Carolina) de-
feStsd rP PeeRham s Khan, 81 msFloEidal by decision;
BY decision from Scales mississippi stateJ;
Garner North Carolina) was awarded a
close decision over Fryer Georgia TECH.
knocked l;TS out De Buys tTTlane) after min
IVirginial knocked out May Louisiana
state after l minute IS seconds of the sec
ord round.
LIGHT -HEAvYwEIGHT-Thar (Tulane)
won by decision from Collins Washington
and Lee); ReisS tVirginia) was awarded de-
ciSion against Davis tFloridal; e.
HEAYYWEIGHT-Gentr tVirsihial out
pointed Stark ". P II; Hill (Tulanel. won
BY technical knockout from De Vaughn
CSouth Cardinal.