Evening star., 1953-02-13
Two From Bainbridue
Are Favored 10 Gain
Golden Gloves Titles

When Bainbridge Naval Train
ing Station decided to send q
boxing team to the Districts
Golden Gloves boxing tourna-
ment this year 1t added q lot
Of class to the affair.
Bainbridge is running slightly
behind Northeast A. c. in the
battle for senior team honors.
but it Is in a good position to
take possibly two individual ti-
ties.
cambridge still has three
strong contenders among the
survivors after last nights quar-
ter-finals at Turner's Arena
and two. Middleweight Warren
Peterson and Light-heavyweight
Charley Butler, rate as favor
ties.
Logan to Fight Smith.
The third cambridge semifi-
naliSt. Heavyweight Dan Logan,
is q heavy hitter. but it remains
to be seen IL he has the skill
and experience to match Edgar
Smith Of Police Boys Club No.
13. Logan won for the second
time in the tourney last night
when he beat Aubrey Greenhow
Of Merrick Boys Club.
The two other bouts involving
Bainbridge men were among the
best last night. Butler, the all
Navy champion, disposed of a
really tough customer when he
won over Richard Jones Of Fort |
Myer, the all-Army champion.
Peterson had a close one in his
middleweight match as he, too.
ousted a talented fighter. Law
renee Greene Of Southeast House,
with q split decision.
Other features Of the senior
division came in the bantam
weight and lightweight sections. |
Joe Gilchrist of the Twelfth |
street YMCA. last years fly
weight champion, moved a step |
farther toward the bantam crown
with q second d-round knockout of |
Francis Lee Of cambridge, and
Roland Bagley of Camp Pickett
scored an upset in hot match |
as he outpointed Jimmy Han
bury, a finalist last year, in the |
lightweight section.
One Knockout Scored.
There was only one other |
knockout and it was thorough |
chiller as Ahmed Shah of Mer-
rick decked Don Daniels of the
Quantico Marines in the second
round of a flyweight match.
SENIOR DIVISION.
112-pound class-Ahmed Shah (Mer-
togsRtieol; T:Ss in second round. 800.
street y Knocked out Francis Lee
(Bainbridge). 1903 in second round.
.soSsp Ted aaroa conE
lin lQuanticol.
Camp Pickett) outpointed Jimmy Han
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tIssth Stree Street y; Marx cavana1Sh h
{Suantiepl OutDOinted Aime NORM
i47-pound class = Freeman jackson
SNortheast ACl ,1, Won By forfeit over Tom
Crime tAndrews Field HFBS to;utpCinted
Cliff Robinson !Merrick Club.
tBain6ridaeS oStpointed Strsi Lawrence G % Greene
(Southeast HouSe)
175 pound class - Charley Butler
(gainbridge) outpointed Richard Jones
% HeaVyWeisht MyHshht class = Warren Lester
(Fort, Meadel outpointed Ray Tucker
(Soptheast House; Daniel Logan. lBain- |
hridGel outpointed Aubrey dreenhow
S NOVICE DIVISION.
112-pound clasS-Harold Smith North |
east AC) outpointed Norman Ramos |
1fs-pound class Howard Williams
tsouthwest Police Boys Cub outpointed |
Louis Buttice tOlympic Club,
I26.pound class-Randy Horne 5Mef-
135-pound class-Francis Harper (un-
attached outpointed Sherman Warhtns-
ton (unattached); Early Simpson (Olyn. |
PIC Club outpointed James covh Camp |
i47.pound class-James TAFT tCYo)
won on forfeit over Herbert Delaney
SESra Sutpon.d aS Joe 1r9peF
'af5ST f7S.pound ' 'cla.s-Russell Troy tPonee
Boys Club. No. g. won on forfeit over
"sM HeaVyWsiSht siShti class ilSstJh W John oHaplon
(BafnbridgeJ, outpointed John Rowe