Evening star., 1953-02-06
Tough Battles Ahead
For MiddIeweights
In Golden Gloves

The senior middleweight divi-
sion in the Golden. Gloves boxing
tournament is loaded with hard
hitting fighters. and the one who
survives to take the title will have
been through a tough mill.
The 160-pound section is wide
open since the elimination Of the
defending champion, Fleming
Butler Of Fort Meade. It was
his first time out this year. The
man who beat him last Tuesday,
Robert Stevenson Of Camp Pick
EFT, seemed a good bet for the
title at the time, but last night
two more middleweights got into
the act.
Winners in two Of the hottest
bouts last night at Turner's
Arena were Lawrence Greene of
Southeast House and Warren
Peterson of cambridge Naval
Station. Greene had it rough
all the way before he put over
a third-round knockout to beat
Maurice Johnson Of Southwest
Police Boys Club, while Peterson
managed only a split decision
over Ellsworth Gray Of North
east A. c.
The Peterson victory was as
close as the decision indicates.
He dropped Gray in the first
round, and that gave him just
enough edge to Withstand Gray's
f1urries in the later rounds. ..
cambridge also came up with
three other winners in the SEN
1or division to take the lead
toward the team championship.
1t advanced Aime NORM at 1876
pounds, Charles Butler, ITS, and
Dan Logan, heavyweight.
NORM counteyed effectively to
take a split decision over Carl
ton Thomas, unattached. Butler
won over Mitchell johnson of Po-
lice Club No. 13, and Logan de-
feated Carlos Ware. unattached.
Logan's victory was not unex-
pected as he won the All-Navy
title last year and Is favored to
continue on to the light-heavy-
weight title here. However, he
will face trouble from Saulter
BarkSdale Of Merrick Club, who
upset Barrett 'Kiff Of Quantico
Marines with a second round
knockout last night.
Logan'S victory wound up the
program last night, and it was
q sensational finish. The Balm
bridge boy was knocked down in
the first round, but came back
to pound Ware to the floor in
the third round. This was Lo-
gan's Goth victory as an amateur
fighter, and the first one he
hasn't won by knockout.
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Novice Division.
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roughs (unattached), :52 Of first round:
Francis Harder (unattached) won by
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I47-pound .elsss-Herbert Delaney
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1oO-pound class - Patrick Harris
(9uanticol outDointed Bert Campbell