Evening star., 1945-03-18
Scores 81 Points
As lis Scrappers
Win 5Crowns
Foirfux, Miller Squads
Tie for Second Place:
PodIes Is Stundout
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BY sheer weight of numbers
Charlotte Hall Military Academy's
ringmen blasted their way to the
team championship in the final
round of the 18th annual South At
lantic scholastic boxing tournament
last night in Ritchne Coliseum at
College Park.
The Cadets, taking five individual
crowns, rolled up 81 points, is more
than Miller School and Fairfax
High School, which counted 81
points each to tie for runner-up
honors. Fork Union was next with
nine and Mount st. Joseph last with
five.
1t was Joe Podles, Mount St.
Joseph's lone entry who carried off
individual honors. His victory over
tough Bucky Ennis of Charlotte Hall
IN the welterweight class, was the
work OF master and the loser
was on the verge of going down at
the final bell Podles had a left
1ab and knew how to use it, his
footwork was that of an expert and
his right carried authority. He
seemed to be one of the best ring
men to fight at Ritchie Coliseum
all season, schoolboy or collegiate.
Newton Takes Trophy.
Spencer Newton, Charlotte Hall
l27 FOUNDER, won the University
OF Maryland's trophy for the
"hghtenest fighter" an honor he
richly earned in beating Paul
Dozier of Fork Union. Newton put
his man away in the first with a
tWo-flsted barrage that over
whelmed his opponent.
That was one of the three knock
outs registered Warren Rosenberg
OF Fairfax stiffened Earl Morris of
Miller with straight right to the
button In the first round and ref
cree Joe Bunsa finally awarded John
Rausch of Charlotte Hall TKC
over Fork Unions Arthur Sander
hoh, when the latter continually
fell down without being tagged too
hard.
Probably the most entertaining
match from the viewpoint of some
1000 spectators was the 103 pound
duel in which Charlotte Halls Hebe
Jones outlasted Earl Beverley of
Miller. They failed away with
everything in the book and after
slowing up in the second from sheer
exhaustion, put on a blazing finish,
IN which either might have hit the
deck at any moment.
Turner is Winning Coach.
Charlotte Halls victory was a
plume in the coaching cap of jay
Turner, former Catholic U. heavy
weight, who turned out champion
ship aggregation his first year at
the helm.
,,. - pounds-Raleigh Toms MILLER de-
c,.;cnI Us poundsEGhesley s;- Profit (hillerl de.
i03 pounds-Hebe Jones ICharIottt
3 113 pounds-,Mike Smith Charlotte
Hal HAD decisioned John Mcdonald (Fork
100 -pounds-warren Rosenberg tFair-
Ia8l kayoed Earl Morris tMilleD f1rst
1877 pounds-spencer Newton Charlotte
aHal) H Ik0d Paul Dozier Fork Union)
l35 pounds-Scotty Powell (MilIer) de-
cisIoned lyman Gordon tFork Union).
145 pounds-Joseph Podles mount St
JSseph1 i6s,a h.pd decisioned Bucky Ennis Char
155, pounds-George Lumsden tFair.
fax decisioned Marland Townsend tChar.
165 pounds-Jimmy Firing tCharI rIotte
HaiD decisioned Richard Kearns tFair-
rIl55 pounds-Jim Turner tFairtax)
IKG'd tb,sa wi William Duley Charlotte Hall
CHARACTERIZATION Rausch Charlotte
HalD TKo'd Arthur Sanderhoff Fork
Union), third round
Afternoon Results
90 rounds-Louis La Borwit &C. H. M
A. decisioned Leray oPehlyr (Fairfax)
Bobby Thompson (Warren1 Gecisioned
Chesley Profit (Miller)
1l3 pounds-John Macdonald (F. u
TKo over Jack Gunnel Fairfax)
TKO over Charles Reese (Milier) first
1877 pounds-Wallace Roseburry (Fair-
Spencer Newton &C. H. M. A. TKO
135 pounds-Scotty Powell MILLER,
Jennel Fairfax) decisioned Hyman Cor