Saturday, April 9, 1932
STEVE HAMAS,
LOUGHRAN A
Gains 25 Knockouts in
Professional Ring
Engagements
Boasting a professional record of
28 victories with only one loss, Steve
llamas '29, former Lion five-letter
athlete, is scheduled to meet Tommy
Loughran, Philadelphia heavy, in a
return match at the Quaker City
May 11.
Starting anew fines his single loss
by a decision at the hands of Lee
Ramage, San Diego, Cal., youth, at
Los Angeles two weeks ago, Steve
Will attempt to redeem himself in a
title bout with Loughran whom he
finished in two rounds at New York
linuary 15.
i Twenty-five of his twenty-eight
victories in his first two years of pro
fvsional competition were gained by
Way of the knockout route Nine of
dose came in the first setto, while
t4n were made in the second.
t
'Two fights were won by K. O's in
t e third, three by knockouts in the
s xtb, and the latest fall was register
s by Steve when he floored Frankie
going at New York in the seventh
episode. Only twice was llamas
forced to eight rounds and only once
to the full ten rounds, when he won
by decision.
Rates Eighth in Nation
According to the National Boxing
a sociatmn ranking announced last
month, Hamas was rated eighth in
lle national field of professional
envies. With Schmeling as cham
pion, Haman follows Jack Sharkey at
first, Ernie Schaaf at second, Primo
Oarnera at third, Mickey Walker at
a urth, Man Baer at fifth, King Le
v nsky at math, and Young Strrblmg
seventh.
Under the guidance of Coach Leo
Houck, Steve twice gained the heavy
weight intercollegiate title In his
sophomore year he reported for box-
Mg at the close of the basketball sea
son and won the crown two wool,
later in his first collegiate ring ap
pearance lie lost the title to Giant
of New York University the follow
ing year, but won over "Dynamite
Joe" Livoti, of Syracuse, to regain
the championship as a senior.
The only Penn State athlete ever
to win letters in five different sports,
llamas received a total number of
eleven awards in three years. lie
won three letters in football, three in
boxing, two in basketball, two in
track, and one in lacrosse.
MG TEN SPONSORS TOURNEY
tAn interodlegiate,,boxing tourna
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conference and Notie Dame Univer
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7, according to plans announced re
cently by the Cook County, 111., coun
cil of the American Legion. It is
planned to hold the tourney annually
at Chicago
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PHILADELPHIA ARENA MAY
STEVE HAMAS '29
Tests Show Plebes
Know Boxing Rules
Best Among Sports
Boxing rules, terms, and general
features of the fistic sport are more
familiar to College students than
those of other sports, tests conducted
by the School of Physical Education
among freshmen here show.
Ninety-eight percent of those tak
ing the series of twenty-one tests cov
ering every phase of athletic games
and sport received passing grades on
the questions - dealing with boxing
while the next highest ranking sport
was baseball with a score of eighty
five percent
Employing the multiple choice
system, each test contained approxi
mately thirty questions which covered
' every phase of the particular sport.
The questions more compiled by
coaches of the various spoils on the
Physical Education staff.
With 810 taking the test on boxing
knowledge, the highest score attained
was 95 percent, the lowest was 45,
and the average, 82 Twenty games
and sports were covered in the exam
ination.
FORMER ORANGE GRID STAR
ENTERS PROFESSIONAL RING
A former Syracuse football guard,
Henry Obst, may soon be seen in the
professional boxing ring, according to
a recent report in the Syracuse Daily
Onmdf, student publication.
Obst id now training under Jimmy
Bronson, the man who gets much
credit for Germ Tunny's champion
ship. The Orange grid star will un
dergo a long actual of training be
foie staging first professional
bout, the report stated.
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1925 John C. Wert.
1926 John T. MeClernan
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1928 Alfred B Wolff
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1930 Martin S. McAndrew%
1931 Julius Epstein
1932 David A Stoop
1933 John K McAndrew%
ATHLETES CONTINUE STUDIES
Three of Notre Dame's best known
athletes have decided to continue theta
college studies despite attractive
plo
fessional offers. Maichy Schwartz
and Frank Hoffman, membeis of the
1981 All-American football team, have
both received coaching invitations,
whiJe Billy Sullivan, who played base
ball for the Chicago White Sox last
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Former Linn Heavyweight Will Seel.
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July i,reliminariea
Pop Garrison, outstanding heavy
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&date for the coming Olympic games.
Originally Pop intended to enter
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since that time he has altered his
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I able that it will be either New York
or Chicago
WOOD SEEKS TENTH LETTER
Attempting to gam the tenth letter
of his college career, Barry Wood,
Hai vard's All-American quarterback
and versatile athlete, is now working
out with the Crimson's baseball
sqund A veteran diamond player of
two yem's experience, Wood appears
cat= to win an infield position.
MAKES GRID YARDAGE RECORD
Carrying the ball eighty-five tones'
in eight games for an a‘erage of
three yards each time, Ralston CIII
fullbacic for the 1931 University o
California grid team, has one of th.
best offensive records on the Coast
He lost but four yards in all the time ,
he carried the ball.
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