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CARDINAL BOXERS
STAR IN TOURNEY
Four Redbirds, Hi||topper
and Old Liner Survive.
in College Meet.
Special Dispatch to Tho Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, April /.
Catholic University's bid for ma
tional recognition in collegiate boxing
circles seemed destined for success
here today as four Cardinals joined
single representatives from Maryland
and Georgetown in semi-final swing
In the fourth annual intercollegiate
ring tourney.
Dave Bernstein, Fred Slant, Jay
Turner and Leo Katalinas, the entire
Catholic contingent, coupled with
Benny Aperstein, Maryland feather
weight, and Jim Brady, Georgetown
light-heavyweight, comprised WASH
ington's remaining scrappers, all Of
whom faced stiff sessions today.
Doran Hits Damaging Blow.
The defeat Of George Dorr of Mary
land by Ralph Dorand of Pittsburgh
on a technical knockout left only
Bernstein to represent the District
in the 115-pound division and the
curly-haired Card faced the unen-
viable task of meeting Dorand in his
semi-flnal encounter. Dorand later
kayoed Johnny Simpson of Virginia
and sent him to University Hospital
with a possible brain concussion.
Brady entered his fuss with Ray
Schmidt OF Virginia a decided UNDER
dog, but the 175-pound class never
theless probably will yield WASH
ington winner, since Turner also was
slated to swing in that class against
Carl Killian Of Idaho.
Alperstein, national intercollegiate
lightweight champion last year, was to
trade blows with Ray Medlock, Mis-
soissippi featherweight, and loomed a
favorite to advance to the final round.
Benny reached the semi-flnals through
the medium Of bye.
Katalinas Easy Winner.
Also favored to batter his way to
the finals was burly Katalinas, 234-
pound Cardinal heavyweight, who was
to collide with Rene Trochesset Of
Louisiana State. Leo easily disposed
OF Don Walker, Pacific Coast champion
OF San Jose College, in l minute s
seconds of the third round, twice Drop
ping Walker for counts of nine.
Fred Slant. Catholic 165-pounder,
who registered the most amazing upset
of the first round by trimming Joe Col
san OF Louisiana State, was to stack up
against Glenn Howatt Of Rutgers,
Slant cleverly outmaneuvered Golsan,
Southeastern Conference light-heavy-
weight champion, who shed weight
to compete in the l65-pound division,
flooring him in the second and third
rounds. Golsan had been undefeted
in two years of collegiate competition,
but he suffered broken Jaw against
the hard-hitting Slant.
Today's Pairinss.
lis pounds--William Lovett. Miami. vs..
Pittsburgh, VS.. David Bernstein. Catholic.
125 pounds-Benny Alperstein. Mary
land. VS.. Ray Medlock. Mississippi and
Ionn psnn Murray Murray Clemson. VS.. Allen Topman,
l35 pounds-Julian Benoit Idaho. vs.
Ealph Caruso, Pittsburgh and James Nc
Lachlan. Miami. VS.. Charles Kasik, Duke.
l45 pounds-Maynard Harlow. Virginia.
KS, Ks; ,iai ihihtIony Guida Temple. and Heston
yey. Loyola.
g. l55 pounds-Russeil Dorm. Clemson. VS..
steve yoMs. ,, ,Wilkerson: Mississippi, and Dees
sSeet s9eea kins Gaitornia no1ess Assies vs. Edward
165 pounds-sam Littlepase, West vir-
ginia.. VS.; Bill Cason. Clemson. and Glenn
hoWatt. Rutgers. vs. Fred Slant. Catholic.
y. Ia5 pounds-carl Killian. Idaho. VS..
GEORGETOWN. VS.. Ray Schmidt. VIE Virsinis. Hs.o''
", IHeayyweisht-Ashby Dickerson. West
Leo katalinas. Catholic. VS.. Rene Troches-
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Night Bouts.
First-Round Preliminaries.
Bantamweight-Williams Levett. Miami,
decision over Ralph Miller. Idaho: David
Michael. Louisiana State
eatherWeight-John Murray. Clemson.
1echnlcal knockout lcut eye) over Frank
ond round.
Lightweight-Ralph caruso. Pittsburgh,
decision over Stuart Barksdaie. virsinia. "
Welterweight = MAYNARD Harlow. vir-
sinla; n1I technlcal Knockout over Hilmer In
hrst round.
Anthony Guida. Temple technical knock
oHt tht over James kincaid. San Jose. EGO in
.. Junior middleweieht-Dees Youdell. Call
fornia Asgies. decision over Ray Bombe,
Pittsburgh.
~. Middleweight-sam Lttlepase. West
WW1irig3inis: Wii3iaa: technical knockout over Rex
second round.
technical Knockout over ts Don Walker. lkneaii San
JOSE 1908 in the third round.
BantamweiRht-sevile Whitney, Loyola.
Raiph Dor%and. % Pittsbarsh. s 'fSi technical aTnna
fnoekGut lss in tno over John Simpson Virginia
Middleweieht-Bill Cason. Clemson. de-
cision over Don Bossi Michigan State.
e, Cmeisls-Edward Brockman,. Baltimore;
asF Yf ssff' c5S sns As pr wo n dolse
Afternoon Bouts.
LIZ 1I,5-pound diyision-stevelle whitney
coionna Ruteefs Technieal knookoat cSsp
in second round)
Ralph Dorand. Pittsburgh, defeated
George Dorr. Maryland. Technical knock
out in first roundo
stats Gesson % RcSs Miehissn
burgh.
125-pound class-Ray Medlock. Mississ-
sippi; decision over John WarHo, Pitts
145-pound class-Heston Daniel. Louis
lana, Stete. decision over Jedico Curzi,
PITTSBURGH.
145-pound class-Edvard Harvey, 10y
ola. decision over Paul Bachman, Penn
State.
155-pound division-Steve Wilkerson,
Mississippi decision over Charles Bobrow-
ski. Rutgers.
165-pound class-Glenn Howatt, Rut-
gers. decision over Heber Lessig, Penn
State
165-pound class--Fred Stabt Catholic
y. decision over Joe Goisan, Louisiana
state.
Heavyweight-PauI Mcdonald. Loyola.
defeated Ross Sunberg of Idaho (Technical
knockout, :33 Of second round.
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