Evening star., 1933-02-26
G0LDSTE|N BEATS
BURNS, 0LDL LINER
Four of Eight Titles Fall to
Cavaliers, CaroIinas Take
Others.
BY JOSEPH e. NETTLES,
Associated Press Stan Writer.

r UNIVERSITY, Va, February
25.-University Of Vir-
u ginia's mighty mitmen
crowned four champions
tonight and won their third con-
secutive Southern Conference
boxing championship.
Sending seven men into the
finals of the seventh annual tour
nament, the Cavaliers won one
bout by forfeit and punched out
clean-cut decisions in three other
weights while 4,500 fans cheered.
Piling up 20 points on the basis Of
five points for championships, and three
for each of the semi -inalists who were
defeated in final bouts, the Virginians
far outdistanced their closest competi-
tor. University of North Carolina,
which placed second with 10 points.
North Carolina State tailed eight
points, South Carolina five, and Duke.
Maryland, Washington and Lee and
V. P. I. three points each.
OUTSTANDING among the cham
~ pionship winners was Bobby Gold
stein of Virginia. twice Southern
Conference bantamWeight and ma
tional collegiate lightweight titlist. who
tonight added the conference 135-potnd
championship with a smashing decision
over Harold Buns Of Maryland. The
Old Liner absorbed terrific punishment.
and hung on galnely to win a big hand
at the final bell. In the seml-flnals:
Burns won by forfeit from Lev1nson OF
North Carolina.
Lewis Reiss, Virginia light-heavy. was
the only scrapper to retain his title
in the weight in which he fought last
year. His victory was after one OF the
most terrific battles on the card, with
Rim Collins of Washington and Lee.
Charlie Garner North Carolina
States welterweight champion. fell after
a nip and tuck battle with Tom Fish
burne of Virginia.
CREDDY LLOYD, Dukes game little
L bantam, lost his championship
through no fault Of hi7 own. He
moved into the finals by virtue of clever
punching. but he was forced to with
draw bece use of broken bone in his
right hand. suffered in the semi final
SCRAP. Archie Hahn Of Virginia was
crowned champion.
Norment Ouarles of North Carolina
won the featherweight championship
with n technical K. o. over Gordon
Rai, ~ OF Virginia in the second round,
and Ncrth Carolina States Bill Dunn
away gcva I1al Stuart CT Virginia the
worst puni rlcnt Of the evening in the
junicr micd 'sveight event.
Pat Lands Of North Carolina didn't
~N-.A-1 1yoit ty- tn DO
famed knot kcut punch in defeating Red
Negri, virginia Poly, heavyweight. Negrl
hit the canvcS twice but came back with
a bounce both tirneS and was fighting
willingly at the bell. In the semi final.
Lands victim, on points, was Al Farrell
of Maryland.
The tournament opened yesterday
afternoon with IA preliminary bout.
There were IA mcre last night. The
semi-fra!s cIened this afternoon and
the finals tonight brought the program
to a close.
Summary Of Finals.
BANTAM CHAMPIoNsHIP--Won by Hahn
"fEAlTiinf Srifa q hGSS sHHf
HnGsfs sffHPd res9d god
stein (VirgiEia) defeated Burns (Maryland).
WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPlONSHlf-FlSn
burne (VirginiaJ defeated Garner North
oa5S!he jSSlok S''sf Ssf!s2IcHr CHAMPION
ShIF-Dunnaway North Carolina State
defeated Stuart (Virginal. technical knock
out. 81 second in the third.
MIDDLEWEEGHT CHAMPIONSHIP-Wn-
lard tSou:h Carolna) defeated Smith tVir-
ginial. decision.
IGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
-Reiss ,Virginia) defeated Collins (Wash-
ington ami Lee decision.
HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP-Lan
North CarolinaJ defeated Negri ". P. -.
decision.