Evening star., 1950-02-03
-Four Of Six Marines
Win Senior Bouts
lin Golden Gloves

The Marines claim they can hit
anything that moves and that they
can neutralize anything they can
hit. Just what they mean by this
spirit is being shown by the Guam
tico Marines squad in the Golden
Gloves boxing tournament.
Every fight a Marine took part
in last night at Uline Arena was
a good one as Quantico produced
four winners out of six starters in
the senior division. That gives
Coach Freddy Lenn's team an
excellent chance of regaining the
team title 1t held in 1948. Quail
fed for next Thursdays title
matches are Flyweight Allen San
toy. Welterweight Mario De Saints,
Middleweight Walter Red) Stip-
anovich and Light-heavyweight
Eldredge Thompson.
All won in excellent style, par
ticularly Stipanovich, a 24-year-
old from Pittsburgh, who has lost
only four of his At ring battles.
He staged one of the nights out
standing battles in outpointing
tough Jimmy Finley of the Dis
trict National Guard.
In the novice division it is the
c. Y. o. that's showing the way
with three fighters ready for the
finale. Welterweight Ward Sui
livan and Middleweight Hunce
Lanier were the C. Y. o. boys
winning in good style last night,
while Heavyweight Alex Marida-
kas previously made his way to
the finals.
One of the big treats for last
nights crowd of 5000 was the
senior featherweight clash in
which Bunky Frazier of Merrick
Club outpointed Milt Ferguson
of the National Guard. Also a
hot one was the f1yweight battle
where Paul Nicol of Merrick Club
defeated Dave Primrose of Police
Boys Club No. Q.
Senior Division.
i12-pound class-.Paul Nicol (Merrick
Club No. p, Allen Santoy (Quantico Ma
rines) outponted Billy Maxfield Police
1I i1s.poulntdi o md class - Eddie oilchrist
(Quantico Marines.
IT. 1as,popnd s; elass-Bunky Frazier tMsr-
tional Guard.
135-pound class-willie Davis (National
Gu GuaTd2 T,3,s outpointed Charley Habrow (olym-
:. 135-pound .class-Willie Troy Twelfth
81. X knocked out Dave .Coakley tPo.
,o1;a oI47,tpound a5tpS elass-Mario de Saints
sss isolpound seiisn eIassIwalter 81. Val stipanovch
(Quantico Marines) outpointed Jimmy Fin
ley National Guard).
fa 1as,P9uRd 5,Eso M.r,ns! elassEdrsdss Thomson
Neighborhood House,.
c,15 1575-ppound 20 class-John Shields cPolce
Gls SG RecfsaEon HstReintee eentsI sst Williams
tional Guard) won t.ko., ia ts) over
Joe Sanchez Ssyie. sSSTantifS Siv,ainn Misrlnea.
Police. Club No % outpointed olivei Dive
James CNational Guard; Tommy Lloyc
tNeighborhood House) outpointed Macl
Hanbury tMerrick Club.
11S-pound class-Lawrence Craigheae
(Quantico Marines) outpointed Joe Pontor
catholic Youth Organization).
126-pound class-Billy Madden (Mer-
rick Club knocked out John Rooney
Olympic Club, 143, third round.
135-pound class-Cornelius Mcintosh
National Guard outpointed owen Dunbar
(unattached).
147-pound class-Ward Sullivan (Cath-
Ole Youth Organiza tom outpointed Tom
Kakadelas Boiling Field.
160-pound class-Hunce Lanier fCatho-
Lie Youth Organization) outpointed Charles
Ware (Police Club No. -.
175-pound class-Chris Imhof fQuantico
Marines) forfeited to Ray Tucker tSouth-
west Police Club; Bob Thomas (Nye
House) outpointed Mike Pappas Olympic
Club.
Heavyweight class - Joe Pressberry
(Army Medical Center) forfeited to
Charles Katzakian (Quantico Marines).