Evening star., 1937-01-24

GEORGE DoRR' a lean red-head,
replaced Shegogue and Maryland
Immediately felt the loss of their 115-
pound ace. although Dorr acquitted
himself nobly for a novice before los
ing roundly booed decision to Gene
Woody.
Capturing the first round with two
stiff left hooks while dancing inside
Of Woody's attempted jabs. Dorr lost
the second on low blow. A close
third round. in which Woody twice
claimed foul, saw the Tarheel finally
connect to earn the decision.
Tom Birmingham soon evened mat
ters for the Terps. however, chilling
Dick Viquard, thin North Carolina
thumper, after l minute and 2
seconds OF the second round in the
125-pound argument. Viquard, dropped
for no count with a right to the solar
plexus in the first round. fell victim
to a feint as Birmingham fleXed his
left and crossed right to the chin
which deposited him on the canvas.
BY the grace of a stiff left hook to
the jaw, which dumped the frame of
North Cardinals Tom Bass on the
floor for a six count in the first round,
Ben Alperstein took the 125-pound
decision.
Employing sharp right to the
body, Bass took the second round over
the bewildered Alperstein. but Ben
came back to gain a slight edge in
the third session.
Nedomatsky, Walton Score.
IVAN NEDOMATSKY, Maryland's
Southern Conference welterweight
champion, increased the Old Line
margin to 3 to l, polishing off WalIy
Donovan after minute and Is Sec
onds OF the second round, but julie
Medwin, talented Tarheel 155-
FOUNDER. narrowed the gap by grab
bing a decision from Mike Lombardo.
Lombardo. smashing rights to the
body. astonished the crowd by whip
ping an accurate right paw into Med
wins midsection in the first round.
but julie set the pace in the second
session and Mike was wavering in the
third as Medwin found the range to
his face.
Bob Walton scored Maryland's
third knockout on the program, plant
ing a right under the heart of Burke
Ressler to drop the Tarheel 165-
FOUNDER for a nine count and set him
up for the finishing blast a few sec
onds later. The end came after so
seconds of the first round, Ressler
slumping to the floor after absorbing
o right to the jaw.
Terp Quint Not Pressed.
MARYLAND compiled an early
A'A lead over Virginia In the basket
ball game and never was threatened
after the first few moments. The
Terps soon captured 1873 margin
and increased the gap to 81 to 10 at
half time.
The Cavaliers were dealt serious
blow in the first two minutes when
Capt. Bus Males. crack guard, COL
lided with Waverly Wheeler and was
his left cheek which required treat
ment Wheeler was uninjured.
AL Waters and Knocky Thomas,
who thrilled scholastic spectators with
their court wizardry as rivals at East
ern and Tech. respectively, several
years ago, each scored 10 points to
pace the Maryland attack.
Waters Great on Defense.
TT WAS the defensive work Of
L Waters, however. that was the
brightest spot. The streamlined
blond repeatedly jammed the Vir-
ginia offense with an annoying habit
of being at the right spot at the
proper time.
Fred zeisburg, with 10 points. led
Virginias offense, although Bud
Abbitt, s-foot 5-inch center. was the
standout Of the team. scoring points
and conducting himself notably on
the defense.
Maryland set new mark for local
college teams this season. casf1ing l3
Of Is attempts from the foul line.
Summary: