The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-25

Sentlng the Senate Avenue Y. M. C..
A. Packing plenty of T. N. It. in
both hands, he started whipping
gloves into the face of Chester
Capehart, unattached, and had him
groggy in the opening stanza.
During so seconds of the second
round Bridewell rained blows to his
opponents face and drew the first
blood of the program. With the
crowd shouting ''Stor it," the Negro
boy dashed his opponent about the
ring and floored him before Referee
Merle Alte could halt the action.
But although the boys who are
inspired by the Brown Bomber,
provided many of the thrills, they
did not overshadow the per-
formances of the other contestants.
Boughton Looks Good
Roland Boughton, Y. M G. A.
lightweight, and Harry (Red)
SEWERAGE, Oliver A. c., mixed in the
fastest and most thrilling bout of
the evening. Red" charged from
his corner at the outset and started
splattering Boughton with blows
from all angles. Smooth working
Boughton retaliated, and the boys
Slugged it out from corner to corner,
and the rest period was welcomed
even by the fans. Boughton took
just five seconds of the second round
to measure his opponent for the fin
ishing wallop. The winner was one
OF the classiest performers at the
show and promising youngster.
Among the out-of- town con-
tenders who are going to be mighty
tough customers for local novice
entries are Mike Serbia, Elwood well
terweight; Roger Coin, Noblesville
lightweight, and the Seymour en-
tries, Ray Mcdonald, welterweight,
and Johnny Hughes, lightweight.
Bob Blue, South Side Turner
protege of Ray Hahn, won the first
bout of the evening from Dominick
Metroni of Richmond, with clever
performance. Hahn, however, tossed
in the towel for Robert Mudd, who
bowed to Marshall Allison of Shell
byville in the first round of an Open
Glass lightweight match.
Another old favorite at the ring
side was Tracy Cox, who coached
Charles Plummer, Colonial A. c..
Plummer floored David Young for
the count in the first stanza.
Norval Binninger, Open Glass
lightweight from the Oliver A. c..
stable, displayed some clever punch
ing in the final event on the card to
win close decision from James
Houston, Fort Harrison.
Standing toe to toe almost all the
way, Elmer Pajak of Fort Harrison
snapped blows with Frank Kelich,
unattached, for three tense rounds,
with the soldier dropping a close
decision. For an unauthorized
swapfest it was the best of the
night.
Howard Bulls, unattached, turned
in a nice performance against John
Martin, unattached, to score a
technical Knockout in the first
round.
Plainfield Scores Slam
Boys School of Plainfield turned
in the best team average with Maui
rice Strange, Wilbur King, Ralph
Strange and Joe johnson winning
four bouts.
Bess A c., Colonial A. G. and
Brightwood A. G. each had two
fighters on the card and finished
without a loss.
Tommy kid Leeper, Oliver A. G.
trainer, who sent four of his five
fighters to the finals in Chicago last
year, was the busiest man of the
evening. His proteges fought in
nine contests, emerging with four
victories.
Fort Harrison entries lost all
seven matches, but the soldiers put
up game battles and lost on close
decisions in all but one case.
The fourth annual boxing car
nival is being sponsored by The In
dianapolis Times and the Ameri-
can Legion, Bruce Robson Post.
Fighting will be resumed again next
Friday and is to be continued on
Feb. 7 and IA. The winners of the
Open Glass divisions will represent
this district in the finals at Chicago.
Complete results of last nights
bouts:
NOVICE CLASS
u47 pounds)
Bob Blue, South Side Turner's, outpoint-
ed Dominick Metrioni. Richmond, Miller
decisioned Anon Lewellen, Fort Harrison
Charles Duncan, unattached, outpoint-
ed Bill Thixton. unattached.
Howard Bulls. Oliver A. c.. technical
knockout over John Martin, unattached,
first round
C. A., knocked out Chester Capehart, un-
attached, first round.
Wilbur King Plainfeld Boys School.
decisioned Leland Farver, Fort Harri-
son.
Myron Bear. Brightwood A. c.. de-
cisioned Walter Trautman, Oliver A. C.
Roger Coin, Noblesviile, won on default
from Woody Means, Oliver A. c.
Russell Schultz, Washington A. c.. tech
nicai Knockout over william Condron
Fort Harrison, nrSt round.
Ralph Strange. Plainfield Bows School
decisioned Claude Wells. Oliver A. C
Roland Boughton, Y NJ c. A. Knocked
out Harry Red" Sewerage, Oliver A. C.,
second round.
Joe Johnson. Plainfield Boys School
knocked out Ray Shannon. unattached
first round.
135 pounds)
Marshall Allison, Shelbyville technical
knockout over Robert Mudd South Side
Turner's, first round.
Erwin Spaulding Colonial A. C.. mt
pointed Arnold Gee. Bess A. C.
Norval Binninger, Oliver A. C.. de-
cisioned James Houston. Fort Harrison.
John finder, u Tire A. c.. decis,or
over Bud Scott, unattached.
Nike Serbia. Elwood, decisioned vysI-
liam AIspagh, Fort Harrison.
Prank Kelich. unattached. outpointsd
Elmer Pajak, Fort Harrison
Eliza Bats Bess A. c.. f1oored Err,r
Chef. unattached, arsr round
Charles Plummer, Colonial A
knocked out David Young. Oliver A. c.
Ray Mcdonald, Seymour. decisioned
Russell Cox. Fort Harrison
George Lyday, Oliver A. C. outnoints5
Carl Preda. unattached
George Kinzel. unattached technical
knockout over John Enright, q. S. Tires
first round
Fred Hodson. Brightwood. won on fou,
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