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BOXERS BEATEN IN LAST MATCH

Lamar Predicts More Action With Start of Spring Term

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In their third and final match of the winter season last Saturday at the Indoor Athletic Building, Henry Lamar's Crimson leather-swappers were outslugged 4-3 by a polished R.P.I. outfit.

Satisfied with his team's showing during the past season, Lamar predicts more action for next term, at least until spring football practice gets under way.

The summary:

Tom Hunter, 124, (RPI) defeated Ken Amnenworth, 122, (H) by decision; Tony Taylor, 123, (H) defeated Buck Davis, 126 1/2, (RPI) by decision; Jim Rafil, 132, (H) defeated Mel Allen, 135 1/2, (RPI) by decision; Francis "Rosie" O'Grady, 132, (H) defeated Leo Trupin, 134, (RPI) by decision; Jack Beinschrotch, 156, (RPI) knocked out Hugh Courtwright, 153 (H) in first round; Leo Col. 161, (RPI) defeated Jay Dotson, 155, (H) by T.K.O. in third round; Art Clyde, 161, (RPI) defeated Rusty Hankin, 163, (H) by decision.

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