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Boxing makes a brief comeback
By EficK StudenicKa
Em«*a«) Co< 'bu'.t <
Boxing, a popular sport at the t Univ ersity In the
lfl20s, nill make a brief reappearance on campus
tonight as the Intramural Boxing Championships
take plac e in Me Arthur ( ourt at t> iO
Although inter fraternity boxing champion
ships have been held for the past 13 years, to
nights tournament marks the first time the bouts
have been open to .ill students Twenty-eight stu
dents are ex pet ted to vie for titles in seven differ
ent weight c Inssiflcjitions
The tournament also revives Mac Court's asso
ciation with boxing University archivist Keith
Richard said Mac Court was the site of a luck
Dempsey exhibition bout in l‘C’7 that set North
west boxing attendant e in ords
This year s tournament, sponsored by the Bln
Kappa Bsi fraternity, will also act as a fund-raiser
for the Children s Mirac le Network Tic kets for
the event are S3 at ther door
Promoter Sean Meurisxe said safety will be a
high priority throughout the ex ening
"Every boxer will lx- wearing headgear and
fairly large in-ounce gloves.'' Mourisse said "We
will have a dor tor present, and the Eugene Hos
ing Association will he closely monitoring the
bouts
Some top hovers expet ted to partit ipate in
clude previous inter-fraternity champions Steve
Wright in the middleweight division and Brian
McLendon in the bantamweight division Several
other participants have amateur ring experience
and train with the boxing club, whit h is spon
sored b\ the Eugene Boxing Association
Boxing was a popular intercollegiate sport in
the early twenties at the University, often draw
mg more spectators than liaskethall or track Inter
est waned in the thirties hut the sport made one
more brief comeback after World War II
Even after Oregon dropped the sport lor good
m the late forties, collegiate..boxing remained a
huge success m the-East Negative public: opinion
finally ended collegiate boxing in the earls six
ties
King of the court Kimer captures crown
Oregon tennis sophomore
laie Kirner pic kid up his sec
emit ennsee utivi! till Northern
Division award from the I’m if
K 10 ( dnfrrent e on Tuesday
Kirner. playing No 1 singles
•ig.im for the Dm ks. compiled a
IS-17 murk unci hus u two-veur
no orci of '14-32 Lust yeur's
teem MVI* also has u 20-23-1
douhles murk
As a freshman. Kirner tied
the sc lined rec ord is III) 10 VH lo
ries I he former logon.i Beach
High Si hoot standout won
three Pacific: ( oust League
i rovs ns
Kirner joined Brian Brosl of
Washington State and Washing
Ion's Chet Crile, Inaki Marti,
M a n u n I Marti ii n d Mark
Tornandl on the .ill < onference
squad Washington's Doug Kuf
fin is.is again n.lined com h of
the ve.ir, and Crile repealed as
player of the year
In oilier Oregon men’s tennis
learn news, the Ducks will host
a spring tournament for mem
tiers of lhe commumlv during
I fie first two weekends of Muv
at the campus imirls Adult
events will played May 1-1.
and the junior events will take
place Slav H it)
Kntrles are available at the
iilhletir department office at the
Casanova Athletic Center lac
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University of Oregon
1992 Summer Session
June 22-August 14
tries (or the adult events are
due with Oregon men's tennis
com h Hu// Summers bv Fridas
at r> p in . and the junior events
entries must he in bv Mav 1 at
r> |> m Kntries mav be returned
in person or by mail
The tournament, a United
States Tennis Association-sanc
tioned event, is a fund-raiser
lor the Oregon men's tennis
team Players must provide
their own hulls, and token
awards will be given out to
winners and runners-up in all
events
Tor questions, match times or
additional information, i all
Summers at 1 -1 (• fe)7l.
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voir The rugged mountains of
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along the entire trail, and you
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switchbacks Past hikers have
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nit quality of the trail, and tak
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