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Golden Gloves Opens
tuesday al turner's
With 1S Novice Bouts

Eighteen novice division bouts
are scheduled to open the 20th
annual Golden Gloves boxing
tournament. sponsored by the
Times-Herald. Tuesday night at
Turner'S Arena.
So large is this years entry
list that it viii take six nights
Of battling to determine the
champions. The title matches win
be staged February IS at Uline
Arena.
A total Of l45 fighters are en-
tered In the novice and senior
divisions. The senior battlers
have the added incentive Of trips
to New York for the Eastern
Golden Gloves finals and to Bos-
ton for the National AAU cham
pionships that 60 to winners
here.
Heavyweights Well-Filled.
The heavyweight sections are
filled better than in most prevo-
GUS years. There are nine
novice entries and six senior
entries in the unlimited sec
tions. Two novice heavyweight
bouts are scheduled Tuesday
night, something rare for the
FIRST round Of matches In this
tournament. The pairings send
Robert Stacklin of Fort McNair
against Dave Preinkert OF the
Catholic Youth Organization,
and Leonard Janoske of Quantico
against Russell Troy Of North
east AC.
Troy is the brother Of Willie
Troy, the high-ranking profess
sional middleweight who got his
amateur start in Washington.
It will be another week before
the better-known senior fight
ers make their first appearance
in the tournament. but that is
not expected to detract from
the caliber Of Tuesday nights
matches. Generally it, Is the
novices who are striving for rec
ognition that put up the most
action.
Services Represented.
Entered in the senior division
are such well-known amateurs
as Dick Hillard and Mark Kav-
anaugh of Quantico. Roland
Walker of Boiling Air Base.
George Davis and Warrenel
Lester of Fort Meade, Stewart
Grimes and Harry Lind of An
drews Air Base, Sonny Boy Will
Hams. Billy Hill. Joe Gilchrist
and Francis Harper of North
east A.C.. Ray Allen Of Naval Re-
ceiving Station. Pat Jasmine of
Camp Pickett George Latsios of
Alexandria and Tony Arduini.
Buddy Fontana and Ahmed
Shah of Merrick Club.
Tuesday nights pairings, first
bout $50 pm:
l12-pound ciass-Richard GREGORY
Catholic Youth Organizstion) VS. Wal
ter Allen Olympic Club.
mic lespound e;S1 classIBeb6y I,an.; Jones toym-
Bernard Jones Northeast A.. CT vs.
Buddy Fontana tMerrick Clubl
l26-p1und class-John Gross touan-
ticol VS.. Eddie CANOPY tCatholic Youth
OrRaniZationl.
l35-pound class--Roosevelt ralnore
i|Msrrick iMsl,sc.. Club, Club vs.. Earl Knowlton
pic Club vs.. Joseph King Is. w. Po-
| lice Club: Nathaniel Watson tQuantico)
vs. Marvin Simms tNortheast ACl;
Herman Robinson tunattached) VS.. Willie
| Price fQuantieol.
147.pound class-Ralph Green North
| east A. c. VS.. Dave Ogle (0uanticol; !;
/ Brock Davis tunattachedl vs. Fred
| Wright funattached).
| l60-pound class-carl Coffey tMerrick
| Club VS.. GeorRe Melvin Northeast A,
! c.; James Penny Northwest Club VS..
| John Lsramore tQuanticoi.
! l15-pound class Donald Franks
! fouantico) VS.. Israel Moses Northwest
Cub: Jimmy Simms IS. W. Police
Club VS. Raymond Lanham marine
Barracks, Indian Head. Md.
Heavyweipht clasS--Robert Stackiin
/ fort McNairI VS.. Dave Preinkert Cath
olic. Youth OrRaniza tioni: Leonard Ja-
noske t0uantico) vs. Russell Troy North
east A. c..