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...clever attack in defending his 165-pound championship successfully against Warren H. White '37 in the semi-finals and Roderick H. Sears '36 ES in the finals. The other champion to retain his title was Samuel Zemurray, Jr. 2GB who completely outclassed George Evashwick '35 and scored a technical knockout in the second round. Evashwick tried hard but proved to be the amusing feature of the evening as he missed wild haymakers and fell down from the force of his blows...
...knockouts and the defeat of a defending champion marked the preliminary matches in the University Boxing Championship held in the Indoor Athletic Building last night. The upset of the evening was furnished by Simmon J. Seder '36, who displayed unexpected power by defeating the defending champion, Edwin C. Ihrig 2L, in one of the 125-pound bouts. Peter B. Olney '37, captain of this year's Freshman team, fought a brilliant fight in knocking out Colin H. MacDiarmid '37 in the second round of their 155-pound match. The other knockout was scored by Edgar S. Davis '37, who stopped...
...lone kayo of the evening was registered by William A. Smith '36, the Crimson 175-pounder who succeeded in flattening the Yale entrant in this event. The Harvard team won four of the bouts by decision, one by default and the other by a knockout...
...pound class: William A. Smith '36 defeated Brown (Y) by Knockout...
After the fifth round. Camera did better. Loughran's tactics of running in and clinching made it impossible to land a knockout punch but Camera wrestled away from the challenger as best he could. He rushed out of his corner in the eighth and caught Loughran against the ropes for a second. In the tenth, he made the mistake of courteously touching gloves, as if it were the last round. At the end of the 14th, Loughran was dazed enough to start for the wrong corner of the ring. During the next round, Loughran managed to cling groggily...