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Lucido Outslugs Vega
In Top IM Boxing Bout
By JOHN BLACK
Fast-paced and free-swinging
bouts were the feature of the eve
rung in the intramural boxing
tool nament in Rec Hall last night.
Pugilists fi um Phi Kappa Psi
rind Delta Upsilon demonstrated
their prowess as each house cap
tuied two .bouts,
The last fight was the greatest
ciowd pleaser as Armando Vega,
Beta Theta Pi, and Chet Lineal°,
Phi Kappa Psi, hooked up in a
free swingingaffair in the 135-
pound division, The roar of the
crowd never died till the final
bell as both contestants banged
away Incessantly,
Vega bulled his way in. while
Lucid() backpeddled and scored
sharply with good combinations.
Vega was leading with his right
and Lucido outboxed the big•
ger man with flurries of punch
es to the head to gain the unan
imous decision.
Cy Dubmsky, Delta Up•ulon,'
relied on the effectiveness of hisi
left 03 to defeat Tony Perrotta,
Phi Kappa, in a Ithi-pound con- ;
test ;Me was smooth!
and hi. hatas , ing jab con , tantly,
made a tar , ..wt Pertotta's no , e ,
in one t)1 the more styleh Wit:, l
on Inv card
Richard Hammond scored the ,
other win for Dl). by outpoint
ing Milton McGriff, Omega Psi
Phi, in the opening bout. The
fight was,slow for two rounds
but erupted into a slain-bang
affair in the final stanza with
Hammond gaining a narrow
margin of victory.
Cool and vollooled Richard Pa-
Theta Kappa Phi, gamed
a mapoillV Vote over 13 oan ei
Thomas, Ilea% er House, tit ai
4.tenly matebed 145-pound con- ,
to-t
Richard Minkel, Alpha Sigma
Phi, brut t d a 155-pound
over Alpha Gamma Rlio's John;
Boyer in what I( (Nee Eddie Sul- ,
kow , ki termed the "best bout of
the evening " Sulkowski said Hin-'
kle, who won the 145-p oun d i
championship la.t year, was they
most polished boxer. "He had a
good felt ct os and right," said'
the fanner Lion boxing mentor.
Thole was lots of leather fly-j
inc in the second bout when 165-'
pound Dan Gifford of Beta Theta,
Pi unleashed a wild two-fisted
attack to decision Bob Myers of
Phi Epsilon
Tau Phi Delta's Joel Hockin
son used his longer reach to an
advantage in a fast-paced en
counter with Ben Meledandri,
Theta Xi. in the 135-pound class.
Hockinson aimed his attack at
his opponent's head and landed
some good series of lefts and
rights to Meledandri's face.
Toni Gross, Sigma No, grabbed
thici , lon in the 155-pound divis
ion over Louis Silverhart, Phi
Sigma Delta, Silverhai t tried to
force the fighting in close but
Gross countetpunched effectively
and built up an adkantage in the
lust two IQundc. Silver hart came
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DUANE THOMAS of Beaver House leads too far on a straight
left leaving himself wide open for a counter jab by Richard
Palaschalt of Theta Kappa Phi in their 145 pound intramural
boxing scrap.
1 )a(k tiong in the finale and made
it a fighting
Gene Flick, Tau Kappa Epsilon,
was a-, arded a victory over Louis
Papp, Chi Phi, in a 175-pound
fight that •a•a= stopped in the
fir , zt round.
SUMMARIES
I.ll Hammond, Ilt.ltn Upsilon, dec. Me-
Graf, Omega P.. 1 Phi, 11. kin,on. Tau
Phi Delta, der. Melettandn, Theta NI:
I'll Kappa dec. Vegn, Beta
'1 helm Pl.
145-I'nlaschalt, Theta Kappa Phi, dec.
I ham" llea• et- Male. Alellanel, Alpha
(*amnia Rho, won ri.3, forfeit o‘er Coup-
rr, Omega PNI I'hi,
1S 5-11inkel. Alpha Sigma Phi, dee. fla,er
Alpha 1.4 m ma Rim (; rm.s, Sigma Nu
dre. Sikerhart. l'lti Sigma Delta.
li.s—Dubin,kl, Delta Up.ilan. tier. Per-
rottu, Phi Kappa; thtford, Beta Theta
Phi, dec. dyers, Phi Eucilon Pt,
1 7 ( s— h irlii'rhki Tau K a ppa
a r.apamas ilon,
b;lapthar,aPsl::
Theta lhn, double forfeit
11%..—Neff, Phi Kappa Psi, Hon by for
'rgite"e Phir Hallack . Delta a l u ty foe
o% er Opperman. Phi Kappa Sigma.
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