SPORTS
Students slug it out for charity
By Erick Studenicka
Emerald Contributor
Playing host to the sweet
s( n*r»i:e" of boxing tor tin* first
time in f> 1 years. Mi \rthur
Court and'about 2,000 enthusi
astir. hills welcomed the Intra
mural Boxing Championships
Wednesday night
Often displaying more heart
than skill, 2t> boxers entered
the championships' in seven
{ Ossifications ranging from
featherweights (12-J pounds) to
super - fie a v v we i g h ! s (2 2 H
pounds)
hariv semifinal fiout high
lights included krior kouIs In
welterweight Steve Schultz and
heavy weight Jason Si hloss
Si huIt/ caught hts opponent
l-.ru Itigrim. with a roundhouse
right that sent him to the i an
vas
Schioss recorded the fiercest
knockout ol the evening as he
i aught Joe Arenz with an up
pert, lit Aren/ appeared groggy
as he left the ring, hut quickly
recovered Ills senses
In the finals, Brian Olerulenin
dominated the featherweight
division Ch’ndenin. a memfier
of the ( lull hockey team who
was suspended for fighting last
winter against Con/.iga, put his
skills to use in ,i more appropri
ate arena this tune In register
ing a first-round technical
knot kout of Cannon Kandolf
In the lightweight division,
Jefl I-itzp.itrick put Dave "Bum
blebee" Tyree out of contention
with a strong third round Steve
Wright won a split-dec ision in
the welterweight category, out
pointing Steve Schultz Both
fighters went toe-to toe 111 the
early rounds, hut U right
proved to have more stamina in
the third round
Filled with unbelievable Hur
ries ol punches, the middle
weight final was perhaps the
closest decision of the evening
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Al the Intramural Boning Championships Wednesday night al McAr
thur Court, 26 boxers duhod it out
Jlist>n Howard and Mik’1 Kd
wards startl’d every round with
non-stop pum hing, but m the
end it was Howard landing
more pum lies, thereby gaming
the split dec tsion
In thf < ru iserwe igltl 11 n.i I.
Iordan Dominic game Is l.istrd
lor three rounds with tin larger
Scott "I’svcho" Howidl lloini
mi I,unit'd the first punches of
the bout, but the punt lies ap
parentlv only served to anger
Howell, as he dominated the
set ond anti third rounds and
collected the (let Islon
The long-anticipated heavy
weight filial malt lung football
player lint! Howie and knot k
out artist Schloss lived up to its
advanced billing Howie had a
superior reat h. but Sr hloss was
able to maneuver under How
id's punches and attack his
both Si liluss m is .1111■ ■ It) i tm
ni'tl oflt'ii enough in miii the
(lose tint hum
Alter ihi- ht-.n \ weight linal
Si li loss ex piti i ut il m bn In'
had li'.irnt-ti to tiox
I ti a v f all i' i i; h t h g r a d e
neighbor. and lit' taught ini' t'V
eryllnng I know St hinss said
I also a ji|) Ill'll si mu' * it In *t mat
II,ll arts skills I kIIIiM
J'lli' superlioav 1 Weight final
leaturud an unstoppable lames
Knoll Knoll, mIio Mas lisled al
J2II pounds, appeared In tie al
least .’M) solid pounds Knoll
easily finished oil Kv If I tie
Smile Hrudbttrx in Ifie set unit
round Hradhury tiad little to
smile ibout as tie lefl the arena
The tournament, sponsored
in I tie flu Kappa I’si fraternity
was a fund raiser lor the ( Ini
dren'x Miiat le Nolwork
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