The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 21, 1952, Page Page Five, Image 5
Gamecocks Enter Eight
In Southern Boxing Meet
Carolina's Gamecocks entered eight boxers in the South
ern Invitational Boxing Tournament which began last night
at Baton Rouge, La. Leading the Gamecocks was Captain
Emmett Gurney, an SIBT champ last year, who finished the
regular season unbeaten.
The bouts will continue tonight and -tomorrow night with
the survivors of last night's bouts advancing until they lose.
Along with Gurney, lightweight Chuck Davis, feather
weight Allen George and light-heavyweight Chuck Spann
are conceded excellent chances at titles in their respective
weights. George and Davis lost only one bout each this year,
both by one point. Spann was winner in four of six matches.
Other USC entries will be Johnn. Grace (112), Pinckney
Watson (132), Don Fortner (156) and Howard Collins (165).
Final regular season records for 1952
Won 4; Lost 1; Drew 1
USC 8 Greenville YMCA 2
USC 51%z Virginia 21/2
USC 4 Maryland 3
USC 4 Miami 4
USC 6 The Citadel 2
USC 2% Louisiana State 5
30 19%
INDIVIDUAL RECORDS
ALLEN GEORGE (125) (5-1-0) : Won, Alexander (GYMCA),
Banardt (Va.), Letzer (Md.), Lueders (Cit.), Thornton
(LSU). Lost to Demos (Miami) by one point.
PINCKNEY WATSON (132) (4-2-0): Won, Peake
(GYMCA), Rush (Va.), Schaefer (Md.), Gasque (Cit.).
Lost to Slaten (Miami) and Jackson (LSU).
CHUCK DAVIS (139) (4-1-1): Won, Nolan (GYMCA),
Theofield (Md.), Zetnick (Miami), and Putname (Cit.).
Lost to Clary (LSU) by one point. Drew with Fite (Va.).
EMMETT GURNEY (147) (5-0-0): Won, Mills (GYMCA),
Whitely (Va.) TKO 2nd, Fisher (Md.), Yoham (Miami)
and Coppola (Cit.). Didn't fight against (LSU) (flu);
DON FORTNER (156) (1-2-0): Won, F. Nolan (GYMCA).
Lost to Potter (Va.), and Cronin (Cit.), both by one
point.
HOWARD COLLINS (156, 165) (4-2-0): Won, Godfrey
(GYMCA), Nichols (Va.), Haertling (Miami), and
Shriner (Cit.). Lost to Rhodes (Md.) and Peresich
(LSU).
MALCOLM DEWITT (147, 156) (1-1-1): Won, Miller
(GYMCA, 147). Lost to O'Brien (Md., 156). Drew with
Thrower (LSU, 147).
JACK CASSIDY (165, 178) (1-4-1): Won, Grizzle (GYMCA,
165). Lost to Roberts (Va., 178), Bernardo (Miami,
165), Baldwin (Cit., 178) and Schulingkamp (LSU, 165).
Drew with McInnes (Md., 178).
CHUCK SPANN (178, Unlimited) (4-2-0): Won, Mehalick
(Va., U.), Norwood (Miami, 178), Harvey (Cit., U.),
and Peyton (LSU, 178). Lost to Peele (GYMCA, 178)
and Quinstedt (Md., U.).
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By RED JOHNSON
Don Fortner, 156 pound boxer, is
undoubtedly the hard luck boxer
of the year. He has fought four
bouts, losing three while winning
only one. But the catch is that
all his losses were by one point.
east year he lost to Vince
Marshall of Virginia in the SIfT.
This year he started the season
with a bang by beating the coach
of the Fort Jackson team in an
exhibition. Against the Greenville
YMCA in the first regular season
match he defeated Freddy Nolan,
an outstanding Golden Glove
fighter. Against Virginia he lost
another close fight again by one
point.
Against The Citadel Don fought
his best fight, according to Coach
Alderman and several others. It
was a close fight from the start,
with Don countering with an ef
fective left hook whenever his
opponent threw a punch, but the
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Pi Kappa Phi is leading the fra
ternities in the race for the IFC
All-Sports Trop$y. The Pi Kapps
hold a slim lead of six points over
second place Sigma Nu. Kappa
Alpha holds down third place with
170 points.
Fourth and fifth places are
closely contested with Phi Kappa
Sigma In fourth place with 157
points and P1 Kappa Alpha just
one point behind. Sigma Chi is also
close with 154 points.
Phi Sigma Kappa Is seventh with
a total of 147 poInts. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon is number eight with 113,
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referee saw otherwise and awarded
the bout to the Citadel man again
by one point.
Don fought 35 fights as a Golden
Glove fighter, winning 25, drawing
2 and losing 10 against outstanding.
fighters. He won the welterweight
crown in the novice class at Char
lotte in 1949. All of his Golden
Glove fights were at 147.
But when he transferred from
Belmont Abbey Junior College in
1950 he found Emmett Gurney
fighting at 147, so he started
fighting at 155. In 'all of his fights
he usually gives away several
inches of height and reach as he
is a natural welterweight. He is a
very good boxer and while he does
not have a knockout punch he
does have a punishing right. Don
is a senior but may return for an
other year as he has a year of
eligibility left. He hails from Mt.
Holly, N. C. and is majoring in
history and physical education.
i's Lead Race
Sports Cup
closely followed by Phi Epniln Pi,
108, and Alpha Tau Omega with
106.
Eleventh place falls to Lambda
Chi Alpha with 96 points and last
place is held by Kappa Sigma with
12 points.
These point totals include only
football and volleyball standings.
The standings for the cup will be
changed in some cases and
strengthened in other cases by the
.basketball season. The point totals
from swimming, track, golf, tennis
and softball will also be included
before a winner is determined.
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Phi Sigs Clinch
League 2 Title
By PAUL PHILLIPS
The intrafraternity basketball
season entered the final week with
)nly one team, the Rinky Dinks,
still unbeaten. In the same league,
[ndependent I, Ten. 29 and Block
D are in a tie for second place. This
tie was broken on Wednesday
rsight when these two teams met
.o determine the second team to
represent the league in the play
ffs along with the Rinky Dinks. In
their last meeting, Ten. 29 won by
the score of 50-40, with Vernon
getting ,14 points for the winners,
while Ferkel got 11 for the Block
0.
In the other independent league,
Preston Second and the Coaches
have already gained playoff berths.
In the fraternity leagues, Sigma
Chi and Pi Kappa Phi are assured
of entering the playoffs for Fra
ternity league I. In the first meet
ing of these two top teams, Sigma
Chi, won by the score of 37-26, with
Duckett getting 17 points for the
winners.
In the second meeting between
these two teams, Pi Kappa Phi
won over Sigma Chi in a low scor
ing game by the score of 39-12.
Harry Stewart had 15 points for
the winners. By splitting these two
games, the two teams tie for first
place in their league. A play-off
game will be held before the final
games begin.
In the other, fraternity league,
a first place tie ended with Phi
Sigma Kappa defeating Sigma Nu,
34-27, in a playoff game for the
thampionship of league II. Tom
Carr and Jackie Hufford led the
winners with 12 and 11 points re-,
spectively. Bones had 10 points for
Sigma Nu. Both teams had lost
only one game previously, splitting
the two games they played with
each other.
The playoffs between the two
fraternity leagues will get under
way on Monday, March 24, with
Phi Sigma Kappa playing the
number two team in league I, while
Sigma Nu, the number two team
in league II, plays the number one
team in league I. The two top
positions in league I have not been
decided as yet, as both Sigma Chi
and Pi Kappa Phi, the two teams
leading the league, have more
games to play.
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leagues will play the winner of the
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