Word: bouts
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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This is definitely a match-up to circle on this afternoon's 11-bout card. As Barry left the boxing room after yesterday's match his eyes twinkled as he heard the rumblings upstairs where Buildings and Grounds workers were erecting the "real-thing ring" in anticipation of today's 4 p.m. finals...
...usually gets the guffaws he seeks. And not just in the South, either. Wallace fancies himself a national candidate with appeal to the population in many Northern states, like Indiana and Wisconsin. His youthful, photogenic wife Cornelia has even given his candidacy a patina of glamour. Nothing fancy 'bout ole George, though. With no special strategy or schedule, he buzzes about in a small aircraft, lighting down wherever the campaign pickings seem to be good...
...Bulldogs have enough talent to overcome morale problems. Senior Jeff Spendlow (150) lost only one bout last year and he is undefeated in dual matches this winter. He placed third in the Easterns last weekend. Behind Spendlow at 158 the Bulldogs have the Eastern champion, Al Gaby. An All-Ivy selection for three years. Gaby has only lost two matches in two years...
...plays a magnificant wreck of a man, overbearing yet sympathetic, cold because of despair, not heartlessness. Seen first obliquely from behind, he looks like a Grecian noble deep in thought until the camera tracks around to reveal his less-than-heroic profile and the clutter following a solitary drinking bout in a hotel room, a television glowing blankly in the corner...
Blakinger lost two close decisions in the consolations. In the semifinals he dropped a one-point decision to Penn's Eric Walters. The bout for fifth and sixth places was decided against Blakinger by a referee's decision after a tie match and overtime session...