Evening star., 1941-02-16
{. u. Has Ring Streak
Ended by SIugging
5. Ii. Scrappers
Invaders Take Opening
Bout and Are Never
Headed in 6-2 Win

Catholic University's 14-match
winning streak at boxing over q
three-year period was ended last
night at Brookland when an ex-
perienced team from Southwestern
Louisiana Institute won, 6 to 2.
Two knockouts, one of them an
honest-to-go goodness, dead = TO the
world affair, featured the match.
The real kayo came in the unlimited
match, when Lou Campbell tagged
c. US Casimir KSycewSki with a
right after l minute and 40 seconds
of the second round. The ring
physician was three minutes bring
ing KSycewski around again.
The other knockout was a techni-
cal affair awarded Leo Coe of S. L. l.,
after he knocked down Kenny
Blackbird in l minute and 35 sec
onds of the second round of the 175-
pound affair. Blackbird was up
right away, but Referee Denny
Hughes led him to his corner and
stopped the bout. Blackbird previ-
ouSly had been knocked down.
Hughes Only c. L. Victor.
c. US only win was at 145 pounds.
when Huck Hughes decisioned Sam
Grow. There were two draws In the
127-pound class and at 165 when
Captain Gerry Strang of C. U.
came back to make it all even over
Louisiana'S Fred LogSdon.
The unlimited bout was featured
by two previous knockdowns before
Campbell won. Both came in the
second round. Campbell first was
floored and took the nine count
kneeling He got up to tag Ksycew-
ski almost Immediately Campbell
then gave him a hard right to the
jaw, putting him down and out.
S. L. l. started out with an early
lead when TarZan Ourso took a
two-round decision over C. US Ted
Mandris in the opening 120-pound
bout. OurSO had big edge in the
first round. but MandriS opened a
cut over his left eye in the second.
Referee Denny Hughes permitted
the bout to continue after inspecting
the cut, but the doctor stopped the
fight during intermiSsion. Ourso's
big lead earned him the decision.
Baritone Rallies to Draw.
A rally in the final round gained
a draw in the 127-pound section for
C. US Lenny Baritone. His oppo-
nent. Don Harper. about the claSSiest
collegiate boxer to show here this
season, gave Baritone boxing lesson
for two rounds. Harper failed to
counter against Bartone's slugging
in the final three minutes and had
to be satisfied with draw.
Forfeiting in the 135-pound divi-
sion. C. U. came up with a winner
at las pounds Huck Hughes wealth
cred Sam Crows frequent but light
| punches to win the decision.
/ Back again came S. L. I. with Will
bur Conques winning from c. us
Gus GerSin at l55 pounds.
: In an exhibition. jim Williams OF
S. L. I. won on technical knockout
over Bernie Cody in l minute and
Is seconds of the second round.
100 pounds-Tarzan Ourso IS L. II
won over Ted Mandris (bout stopped end
of second round because of cut over
Ourso'S eye: Ourso was leading at tImel
1"1 pOundS-Lenny Baritone &C. W
drew with Don Harper IS L. ~.
135 pounds-Harry Deal IS L. ~ won
by forfeit.
lis pounds-Huck Hughes &C. u de-
15S porndsNWilbur Conques IS. L. II
defeated Gus GerSin &C. u.
1855 pounds-Gerrv strane &c. W drew
with Fred Logsdon IS L. l..
10 pounds-Leo Coe IS. L. l. won
over Kenny Blackbird, technical knockout,
l minute 35 seconds, second round
cnimited-Lou Campbell IS. L. II
knocked out CaSimir KSycevSkl, l mlnute
40 seconds. second round.