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GAINS CHAMPS,
PAIR Of SECONDS
Amasses Fl Points to 1a
for Duke-Nedomatsky
Wins for Terps.
Nv The Assnciate ted Press

Wins tor TerpS.
BY the Associated Press.
u 4 EMORIAL G lynn AS1UM
M University. Va, February
VI 29.-virginias boxing team
4 = won the Southern Confer
ence championship for the sixth con.
secutive time, when John Simpson,
Cavalier 1l5-pounder, scored a tech.
nical knockout over Lorenzo TAYLOR
South Carolina, in the first bout Of
the finals Of the tenth annual tourna.
ment.
This clinched matters for the Cava.
licrs, who finally won three titles
and two seconds for a total Of 81
points. Duke was second with Il
points with the others as follows
North Carolina and Maryland, 8
each; v. M. l.. S. and South Carolina
V. p. I. and Clemson, each.
Kneipp HaIts Cavaliers.
VIRGINIA secured another indi.
vidual title when George Cary
Cavalier l25-pounder, outpointed
Capt Ernie Eutsler of North Carolina
Cary was the more aggressive and
pushed the action throughout.
Jack Kneipp. 1875. of Duke. broke
the parade of Virginia victories By
defeating Marion Brooks. Virginia,
in three rounds of gruelling milling
Both boys took a bruising p,nisi.-
ment and we're bleeding from face
cuts.
Kneipp. a handsome blond, end
master of boxing form. was extended
to his best and Brooks went down for
a short count early in the bout, but
finished strong.
Nedomatsky Scores Kayo.
IVAN The Terrible Nedomatsky
Maryland's dynamite puncher.
f1oored Guy Sheppard. v. P. l.. for
technical knockout in the secono
round Of the 145-pound class event.
Sheppard also went down in the
first round but bobbed up again tc
return punch for punch with the
dangerous Old Liner. In several
desperate rushes the plucky Techman
gave Nedomatsky momentary trouble
Joe Donovan, v. M. l., gained the
155-pound title by outpointing Vir-
ginia's stocky Maynard Harlow. Dono-
van, a cool, deliberate ringman. wore
down the aggressive Cavalier but al
no time was either boy in serious
trouble
Max Novich, North Carolina. gained
a close decision over AL Mann, Duke,
in the 165-pound class. Both boxers
landed solid blows repeatedly, bother
ing little about side-stepping or duck
ing.
The first two rounds appeared even
but Mann appeared weaker in the
third while Noyich kept up his heavy
slugging pace and several times had
the Duke fighter in trouble.
Gormley Is Outpointed.
DAY MATULEWICz, Dukes hard
puncher, gained decision over
John Gormley, Maryland, in the light
heavyweight class. Both men had a
difficult time finding the proper range
and few solid blows were landed The
Blue Devil scored on aggressiveness
and clever defensive work.
Fred Cramer. Virginia's giant
heavyweight. outpointed Cliff Hen
ley, Clemson's previous undefeated
knockout ace. Cramers stinging left
found Henley's face repeatedly and
prevented the Tiger boxer from getting
in effective punches.
Final summaries:
I15-POUND CLASS-John Simpson 6vir-
ginial. defeated Lorenzo Taylor (South
caTSlinal so,,NS ssSh1iesl ri sn9esont
einial. defeated Capt. Ernie Eutsler North
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Ii5:POuND CLASs-Ivan Nedomatsks
guy seeond
1SsePoUND CLxss-Joe Donovan ".
NJ. -. defeated Maynard Harlow tvir-
fss iss.PoGSp Sstts1S"i "ciLAss-Max Novich North
Carolina). defeated AL Mann tDukel. de-
CLASS - Ray Matulswtcz
'.ffE: aEASYWTicHr Fred cramsr evir-
ginial defeated Cliff Henley Clemson.
decision.
Semi-FinaIS Are Weird.
A N epidemic of cut eyes, with Vir-
ginia profiting by two Of them,
occurred during the afternoon.
Simpson, Virginia. opened a cut over
the right eye of Teddy Bocelli, Glenn
son, after 56 seconds. and Referee
Charlie Short stopped the fight.
Virginia won again by virtue of
bleeding cut when Referee Frank Nc
Cracken refused to permit Cary and
Tom Birmingham, Maryland, continue