Evening star., 1945-02-11
Takes Last Two
Bouts for s.
Ring Victory

Old Liners No Match
For Cavalier Quint
In 61-33 Contest
Maryland's boxing team whipped
North Carolina Prefiight's pillow
ptlshers last night at College Park,
5-3, and not only salvaged the upper
half Of the Terps' final twin bill Of
the season, but scored its first victory
of the season and squared accounts
for set back last week at the
Sailors hands.
Virginia's potent courtm n
romped of with q 61-33 verdict In
basket ball, making 1t two in q
row over Maryland. It was the
Cavaliers 18th victory In IS games
and the outcome was not long In
doubt.
Dick Terry clinched the ring
match by outpointing. outwrestling,
QUESTIONING and at times outpunch-
iEg Phil Otton. For q time it re-
sembled meeting Of the jolly fat
mems club, but Terry, for all his
inexperience, clearly had the edge.
Murphy Registers.
George Murphy put the first bout
on the right side of Maryland's
ledger with a third-round TKO
over Joe Clemens. Murphy's coun-
ter-punching was clean and
effective and Clemens spent most
of the f1ght rocking on his heels
from straight lefts to the chin.
Glib Calvey took the 127-pound
scrap from Maryland,s Ray Rich
ards. piling up his margin with a
two-fisted attack to the body.
Richards used a looping right to
the head effectively in close quar-
ters, but the Prenight puncher had
more steam behind his punches.
Bill Filbert sent the Terps ahead
with a clean-cut win over Mac Nc
Carthy in the 135-pound class. The
Naval trainee got in some good licks
in the first round. failing away
with both gloves to the midsection,
but Filbert, starting In the second,
stood back and blasted Mccarthy
as he came in during the last two
rounds and had him on the verge
of kayo. Mccarthy was down
for nine-count In the third round
from a right to the side of the head.
Greer Is Too inexperienced.
Byron Hostetter outpunched Mary
lands Bill Greer in a free swinging
145-pound setto to deadlock the
score. Greer, inexperienced but
rugged and willing, simply didn't
know enough about ring tactics,
but was trading punches toe to toe
at the final bell. Hostetter clinched
the honors in the final round with
four stinging rights to the head
that left Greer groggy.
Tommy Maloney made it 80 for
the Terps with clean-cut decision
over Bob Kirkpatrick in the 1885,
pound joust. Maloney worked effec-
lively inside. wearing down his op-
ponent until by the third round
Kirkpatrick was tired and discour-
Laged.
Wink" Craigmile carried too
many guns and too much experience
for Bob Troll of Maryland and
scored TKO in 1877 of the last
round to cop the 165-pound argu-
ment and square the match. The
bell saved Troll at the end of the
second and while he tossed a few
good shots to the head, Craigmile's S
savage pounding to the midsection
put him out.
Ken Malone. dropping down into
the 175-pound bracket from the
heavy division. used q left lab
interspersed with jolting rights to
the ribs, to pile up An early lead
over Ken Rockstroh and ended with
a TKO in 1:25 Of the third round.
MarysDs Scored Tko s N MMuTsh,
I I1s7- pound a eiassMJim .Jin'' c.lv.y. pr.nixht.
pound S elass@sill nsfG' rilbert Maryland
decisioned Dan Mccarthy. N'
,l145-pound classs-,Byron Hostetter. Pre-
n'1fs pea0nis s aaeeM M.len.,. Mary
land. decisioned Bob Kirkpatrick
a. I65-pound class-Wink Craiemile, Pre-.
oner neat BeS oSorsd Tso ko in 1877 of third round
1?5-pound elass-Ken Malone. Mary
land, scored TKO in 1:25 Of third round
l. h HHeayyxeisht claSs.Dick Terry. Mary
Terp Quint Is Outclassed.
Virginia trailed briefly by a 4-3
margin in the first five minutes of
the court game, but once the Cava-
liers got their eyes on the target
the Terps were outclassed.
Big Cliff Schroeder, Virginia CEN
ter, paced the attack with II points,
tapping in most of his field goals
from under the basket. He was un-
stoppable on the offensive, feeding
many shots to his mates who sent
the leather through with one-hand
shots.
Jack Flynn, Maryland's big threat,
was held well in hand, totaling a
mere nine points. Bill Pickett and
Don Cleary were on Flynn every
time he got his hands on the ball
and his shots were hurried OF
blocked.
] Virginia led, 1913, at intermission
and prodded it to 44-16 early In the
second half. From there on Mary
land decidedly was out OF it.
Maryland. d.FPtss; virginia. e.FPts