Evening star., 1936-02-09
GAIN TWO Tx. O.'S
IN 6z TO Il WIN
Pontecarvo, Terror Heavy,
0utpoints Katalinas to
End PepIess Meet.
BY DILLON GRAHAM,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

Associated Press Sports Writer.
TINE boxing Terrors of Western
Maryland College lived up to
their names only at the out
n set and wind-up Of their leath-
er-pushing Squabble with Catholic
University's fingers at Brookland gym
nasium before 5000 fans last night
and in between the Cards punched
their way to flock of wins that
brought the Catholics a 61a-to-II:
triumph.
1t was Catholics third victory of
the season. as against two losses, and
repeated the victory Coach Edmund
Lafond's crew scored over the Green
Terrors a year ago.
As for thrills. the program offered
fewer than any other the Cardinals
have put on this season. Several
matches were almost dull, while q pair
wound up via the technical knockout
route and none produced clean kayo
verdict.
Draw Starts Program.
FREDDIE GOLDBERG, the little
115-pounder, got the visitors of
to a $3.50 start by battling Francis
Guinan to a draw, but from then on
out to the concluding bout it was a
parade for Catholic. Tom Pontecarvo,
one of the country's ranking inter-
collegiate heavyweights, had little
trouble outpointing the inexperienced
but game Leo Katalanis.
Carmen La Sale, Catholics 1885,
FOUNDER, and Sully Greco, the 1861
FOUNDER, came through with the most
decisive wins, scoring technical knock
outs over Johnny Warmon and Clinton
Walker, respectively. 1t required two
rounds and IS seconds of the third
for La Sale to so badly punish War
mon that Coach Charles Havens Of the
visitors called halt, but Greco, leap
ing on Walker at the outset with a
terrific attack, needed only a min
ute and 36 seconds to convince the
Western Maryland board of strategy
that further action would not be ad-
viSable.
MisenheIter Gets Decision.
GENE MIsENHELTER found a
puzzling and dangerous foe in
Bill Skeen. Skeen, a lanky guy with
quite a reach advantage, had arms
that kept twitching and succeeded
in Worrying Misenhelter, who kept
slipping in and trying for a knock
out punch. Skeen was taking his
blows sliding and coming back for
more. Misenhelter engineered his way
to decision.
Fred Mix, the 145-pounder, won a
somewhat unpopular verdict over
Roddy Haynes, the decision drawing
round of disapproving yells.
Haynes, a husky blond who pos
seSsed a healthy wallop and threw
his whole weight into every punch,
got to Mix several times with dam
aging blows. He had him in trouble
in the second and also bungled up
in the third.
However, Mix kept on the aggres-
sive, kept jabbing away and prevent
ing Haynes to get set for his knock
out blows, and managed to amass
enough points to win.
BunSa Stops Will0ughby.
A FTER fairly evenly fought first
two rounds, Joe Bunsa knocked
down Bill Willoughby, Western Mary
lands 155-pounder, and had him
groggy in the third. Willoughby, like
Haynes, possessed a terrific punch.
but failed to land any Of them
squarely enough to do great damage
TO Bunsa. Joe's final round barrage
on the firing Willoughby brought
him a deserving decision. Bunsa's
style of throwing out q shoulder
and hiding behind it was a defense
that Willoughby could not solve.
Tony Ortenzi, a hard-belting light
heavyweight, couldn't get to Fred
Rydzewski Catholic because he
couldn't find him. Fred displayed
plenty of respect for Ortenzi's wallop
and waged a defensive battle sue
cessfully during the first and part
of the second round. He opened up
a little in the second and then went
70 work in the third to pile up
enough points to win.
In this last round he waited for
Ortenzi to shoot and then consist
emily beat him to the punch. al
though not landing any telling blows,
and won the decision.
Summaries:
I15-POUND CLASS-Francis Guinan
&C. " and Fred Goldberg wv. ny fought
I.5-POUND CLAss-Gene Misenhelter
&C. ID outpointed William Skeen (W. M.
I35-POUND CLASS-Carmen LaSalle
&C. u won technical knockout over John
Warmon (W. M in As seconds Of third
I45-POUND CLASs-Fred Mix &C. ID
outpointed Roddy Haynes tW. M.
IJJ-POUND CLASS-Joe BunSa &C. u
outpointed Bill Willoughby (W. NJ.
I65-POUND CLAS@Sully Greco &C.
" won technical knockout over Clinton
Walker wv. M in :36 Of drst round.
IT5-POUND CLASS-Fred Rydzewski
&C. y outpointed Tony Ortenzi (W. M.
UNLIMITED CLASS-Tom Pontecarvo
wv. M outpointed Leo Katalinas &C. %.