The CARDINAL I936 Resume of the Season With only one letter man returning to carry on CUXs ring wars, Eddie La Fond faced a tough box- ing schedule with a disheartened gaze. His only consolation was that Fred Mix, iiSally Greco and Ferd Rydzewski had seen action in the non-Southern Conference bouts of the previous year. After a week's practice, scarcely enough to get the kinks out of their muscles, the Cards faced North Carolina State in their first encounter of the year. Avenging their football defeat, the Wolfpack scored a 5-3 victory. Greco and Rydzewski scored wins and a forfeit was made to Chludenski in the heavy weight Class. La Fond was made no happier by this set back, especially in view of the impending match with the highly touted Marylanders the following weekend. On black and white the Redbirds were as good as salted away by the Terrapins. Maryland, with practically the same team that had taken the Cards into camp to the tune of SVZ-ZVZ, came to Brookland confident of a victory. But what happened will be re membered for many a year to come. The first two bouts went to Maryland. Captain La Salle was then awarded a decision and hopes for at least a creditable showing began to rise. With superlative boxing skill, Mix gained the nod over the hard hitting Webb to knot the count at two-all. But here, the iiin-the-know boys shrugged their shoulders and relaxed to watch Ivan The Terrible, Nedomatsky make short work of young Sally Greco. Facing the unbeatable Southern Confer- ence Champ, Sally caught a stiff right to the whiskers and took the count of nine in the first round. Rushing in for the kill, Ivan was sur- prised to find Greco eagerly waiting for him with a right that rocked him to his heels. Then followed two rounds of whirlwind fighting, at the end of which the onlookers, who thought Greco's strong comeback had earned him the decision, was disappointed to learn that a draw had been called. CU. forfeited in the 165 pound class. But Rydzewski evened the score at 315-3V2 by administering the primitive potion to John Gormley in the third round of their encounter. Then Leo Katalinas entered the ring for CU. for the first time, and, in perhaps the most CAPT. CARMEN LASALLE
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