Evening star., 1940-02-18
Catholic Ends Boxing Season With Clean Slate Beating Lock
Victory in Last -Four
Bouts Gets Cards
81 Decision
Four Technical Koyoes
Are Scored, Three by
BrookIond Rinqmen
BY BILL DIsMER, Jr.


Scoring technical knockouts in the
last three bouts after losing two Of
the first three fought, Catholic Uni
versity's boxing team wound up its
second undefeated season In three
years last night by defeating the
Lockhaven Pa0 Teachers, SO, in
the Brookland gym.
Because the visitors forfeited the
first bout, they never held the lead,
but it was % before a bloody Joe
Bunsa decisioned hard-punching
Jimmy Hopkins and Fred Slant,
Jay Turner and Julius STANCES ci-
NAKED the highland the season
with successive kayos in. the first,
third and second rounds, respec-
lively.
Twice Lockhaven's coach threw
In the towel, but only one of his
men. Don Campbell, who was
soundly whipped by Turner, was
unable to leave the ring under his
own navigation. Campbell slumped
on the stool for several minutes
after the fight was stopped after
minute and Is seconds of the final
round and then staggered down the
steps.
Turner Gets Meyer Trophy.
Turner was awarded the Meyer
Trophy, annually presented to c.
us outstanding boxer of the sea-
son.
The Cardinals didn't escape with
out a technical K. o. on their debit
side of the ledger, for Referee Denny
Hughes stopped John Tedder's fight
with Lockhaven's Bill Skerpon de-
spite Tedder's surprised exclama-
ton: "Hey! I'm all right" Skerpon
had knocked Tedder's mouthpiece
out in both the first and second
rounds with a jabbing left and
Hughes halted the bout after l
minute and IS seconds of the second
round.
For four bouts, Lockhaven was
very much in the running. The Wis
itors found themselves on the short
end of a 20 count after their Bill
Bressler had forfeited to Ted Man.
dris and c. us Leonard Baritone
had squared a first-round knock
down by George Bressler with one
of his own in the third to earn the
decision.
After Skerpon's technical K, o.
of Tedder, Lockhaven's Mike Moore
evened the fight when he came from
behind to whip Bill (Huck) Hughes
in a slam-bang 145-pound encounter.
C. U. Wins Four Straight.
Jimmy Hopkins gave Bunsa
rousing scrap and earned the big
eest hand of the night before los
ing to the Catholic U. captain IN
the 155-pound match which sent
the home team ahead to stay.
Stant's furry of punches in the
opening minute caused the towel
to be thrown in for the visitors Bob
Kemmerer in the 30th second OF
the first round, but Turner admin
istered sound pasting to Campbell
before his fight was stopped in the
last stanza. When Maurice Salada
appeared to be getting the worst
of an exchange with STANCES in the
second round, the towel was thrown
in for him after minute and
half.
Summary:
100 pounds-Ted Mandris &c. u, won
By forfeit from William Bressler.
1877 pounds-Leonard Barton &c. u,
won BY decision over George Bressler.
13s pounds-William Skerpon Clock
Haven). won by technical knockout over
John John Tedderr' minute 80 seconds second
145 pounds-Michael Moore Lock
Haven). won by decision over William
HUGHES.
1856 pounds-Joe Bunsa &c. ~, won BY
decision over James Hopkins.
by technical knockout over Robert KEN
merer, 80 seconds. first round.
175 pounds-Jay Turner &C. u, won
BY technical knockout over Don Campbell,
/ minute 15 seconds. third round.
Heavyweieht-Julius STANCES &C. u,
won by technical knockout over Maurice
6elada, l minute 80 seconds second round.