The Washington times., 1938-02-24
-Four Terrdpins
Draw Byes For
First Round
BY CHICK KENNY

pCeAA uO0OrS IN IQS pa1I1nRS
Of thu Southern Conference box.
ing tournament preliminary
round, which gets under way to.
morrow night at Ritchie Coli
Eeurn, starting at 7:30 o'clock.
The TerpS and the Tigers come
pff with four fighters each who
drew byes and win not face the
Barrier until Saturday afternoon.
The MarylanderS are Nathan
ksktn, 1856; Dick johnson, >1S5;
Newton Cox, 165, and Joe Hen.
nerson, heavyweight.
Clemson battlers drawing byeS
we're Russ Dorm, 1855; Bill Cason.
l6S: Harvey Ferguson, light
heavy. and Joe Henderson, heavy
weight.
Frank Jenkins, defending cham.
pion Of the 115.pound division and
Jack Dorflinger, heavyweight,
Dyed for South Carolina. He Is
one Of the pre.tourney favorites.
While Joe Munich, 1875, and
Claude Sapp, both Of North Caro-
lima, also skipped the prelims.
'COMKAE1E oxEO
John Hughes, lis, of The Cita.
del, and Fred jackson, 125, OF
Virginia Tech, also drew opening
round byes to complete the group.
The pairingS were made at the
Capitol Park Hotel late yesterday
With Geary Eppley, athletic direc-
Tar Of the University of Maryland
md chairman of the tournament
committee officiating.
From all indications the bantam
weight division looms as the class
which should provide the most
action. The entry list is powerful
Ind Is headed by Jenkins Of South
Carolina. the defending cham
picn. In addition to the Game
sock Slugger. the class boasts such
ttandout collegians as Johnny
Hughes, of the Citadel, unde-
Eeated this season in dual meets;
Bobby Price Of Duke, and Red
Dorr Of Maryland.
The committee yesterday was
unanimous in its opinion that the
outstanding performer in this
years. edition Of the tourney in
his particular weight is Danny
Farrar, 145 FOUNDER of Duke, who
holds q record Of five straight
wins of which four have been
scored by the knockout route.
FUR TO FLY
"A division where the "fuE is ex-
pected to fly" is the 155-pound
class with such star collegiate
leather-puSherS on hand as Crow
eli Little, North Carolina; Pete
LampesiS, the Citadel, and Russell
Dorm, Clemson. Dorm is the de-
Tending champion in this class.
In order to make room for Ma
Than Askins. blonde lightweight
Blugger of the Maryland team,
Benny AlperStein, national cole
giate lightweight titleholder and
runnerup for the conference title
last season has moved into the
featherweight division.
In order that the writer may
ride on the proverbial limb, the
following selections are listed as
probable winners:
1lS PoundS-Jenkins, South Carolina,
with Price, Duke, runnerup.
1sS Pounds = Alperstein, Maryland.
with. Munich, North Carolina, runnerup.
13S Pounds-Fishsr, North Carolina,
with Askin, Maryland, runnerup.
14S Pounds-Farrar. Duke. with Le-
Vara. South Carolina, runnerup.
1855 Pounds-Little, North Carolina,
bvith Lernpesis, Citadel, runnerup.
1853 Pounds-Cason, Clemson, with Will
amA South Carolina, runnerup.
ITS Peunds-Vincent, Duke, with Bry-
mt; North Carolina, runnerup.
HsavyweIEht - Rogers, Citadel, with
HoorSr. Clemson. runnerup.
PRELIMINARY PAIRINGs
1lE-Pound CIaSs-Robert Price (Duke)
ka. George Dorr (Maryland); Teddy Bo-
Ielli -(Clemson) w. Bobby Brown ".
1s5.Pound Class - Benny Alperste,n
TNaryland) VS.. Johnny Murray (Clem-
Ion) Dick Bagnel (CitadeD vs.. Ed Young
isS-POund class-Jos Fisher tNOrth
caroiina( vs. J. s. Lough ". P. I.);
Lou carlen (south Carolina) VS.. Ripper
9odd (CitadeD; W. W: Dukes (Clem-
BOND vs.. Charles Kasic (Duke).
.145-Pound Class-Danny Farrar (Duke)
". Bob Jones (Clemson): Mac Mitchell
fCit&deD vs. Allen Legare (South Caro-
Hnal; Jose de Peralta (Maryland) VS..
II. SoTtOI IN y. StaLeDs
1SS.Pound Class-Pe:e LempesiN (Cita-
HSD 'vs. Crowell Little North CaroIina)
Jerry Smith (South Carolina) VS., d,
Trayler IN. C. State).
166-Pound Claas-Rex William (South
Farolina) vs.. Henry Deas (CitadeI); r.
Z. Oliver ". P. IL VS.. Bill Moore North
Earolina).
475-Pound Glass - orvills Vincent
(Duks) vs. Frank Polatti (South Caro-
Llnal: John Egan (Maryland) va J. G.
B6w6er ". P. II; Jack Lyons (Citadel
Vs: Jim Bryant (North Carolina).
Aeavyweight Class - Hugh Rogers
SCitadeD VI. Ed. Hubbard (North Caro-
IIna).