Evening star., 1935-01-19
TERP BOXERS WIN
AS QUINTET BOWS
Batter Richmond GIovemen,
6.2-TarheeI BaSketers
Get Eighth in Row.
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND'S
hopes Of winning Southern
J Conference basket ball laurels


hopes of winning Southern
~ Conference basket ball laurels
were up in smoke today, but
the terrapin boxers continue to spread
Joy out College Park way.
Before q crowd estimated at more
than $500, the Old Line basketers
took another sock on their respective
chins when undefeated North Caro-
lima won its eighth straight tussle by
q SO to 81 score, but Coach Jack Har-
mony's ring team carried on in i'm
pressive style with a 6-to-2 triumph
over University Of Richmond.
The Terps scored the boxing vic
tory without losing bout, Richmond's
two points being gathered as q result
OF forfeit and two draws Ivan
Nedomatsky, Walter Webb, Lyman
McAboy and Stewart McCaw account
ed for Maryland victories, with the
Terps getting another point on a
forfeit and their sixth point as a re-
suit Of the draw verdicts.
Nedomatsky Wins Again.
4 FTER Jimmy Young of Maryland,
"A suffering with an injured nose,
had forfeited to Willis Wills In
the 1l5-pound class, Bill Waller OF
Maryland and Dave Scott went to q
three-round draw. Nedomatsky, hard
est Of all the Terrapin punchers,
jumped in the ring at this point and
jumped right out IS seconds later after
knocking Winnie Crenshaw. Rich
mond's 135-pounder, out of the ring
for technical kayo.
Webb added third full point
counting the heavyweight forfeit
to Marylands total when he outboxed
Dave Krapin in three rounds, and
McAboy clinched the bout in the 155-
pound scrap by knocking out Barty
Tanore after | minute and 4 seconds
of the third round. McCaw accounted
for the last victory when he finished
Nuckols after 43 seconds Of the Sec
ond round.
The best scrap of the night was the
165-pound match between Jack Herb
sleb Of Maryland and Capt. Fred
Vaughn Of Richmond. Herbsleb, after
taking q beating in the first round,
rallied to floor Vaughn once in the
second round, and twice in the third
Even these knockdowns, one of which
came as a result of no blow from
Herbsleb, failed to make much of an
impression with Referee Ed Brock
man, however. He called it draw.
Tarheels Get Early Lead.
"A HARYLAND allowed North Caro-
Vl lima to crap too much of q lead
in the court tussle and conse-
quently never was able to overtake the
Tarheels despite playing them even
In the second half. Midway the first
half, North Carolina held a 24-to-9
lead, but this was narrowed consider
ably when the Terps rallied before the
half to bring the score to "a to IS.
The effort proved too much, how
ever, and after pulling up to 24-30
at midway of the second half. Mary
land was unable to gain further.
Summaries:
BOXING.
Richmond.
126-pound class-waller (Md) drew
with Scott. three rounds.
135-pound clasS-Nedomatsky md y de-
feated Crenshaw. technical knockout. 45
seconds of first round
145-pound class-Webb tMd) defeated
krapin. decision. three rounds.
l65-pound class-McAboy md y knocked
out Tanore. l minute 4 seconds of third
round
165-pound class-Herbeleb (Md) drew
with Vaughan. three rounds.
11b-pound class-McCaw md y defeated
Nuckols. technical knockout. 43 seconds of
second round
Heavyweight-Richmon forfeited to
nd