College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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King of California seemed to have had enough in this bout against ISC's Mc- Murtry. Russ Lundgren pinned his man against the ropes and rocked him with hard rights and lefts to win a decisive victory. Lee Daniels put all of his 119 pounds behind this stinging right that went high off thc head of his opponent in the first home match of the season. This Californian met with all of Worlc- man's 175 pounds as Moyle slipped a hard one to the jaw to rack up :mother Bengal victory.

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Garver scored a direct hit with a solid left to Vicious Vic Kobe cocked his slashing left as he start his man on the way to the land of dreams. got ready to put away this bleeding Spartan while Herb Carlson watched the fireworks ISC Crowned National Boxing Champs IDAHO STATE'S RING SQUAD WAS THE OFFICIAL HOST TO THE NATION'S BEST AT THE ANNUAL NCAA BOXING TOURNAMENT Idaho State's ring squad was the official host to the nations best at the annual NCAA boxing tournament and clinched the team championship by finishing with three individual winners. Vic Kobe became the new 119 lb. national champ. Paddy Garver punched his way to victory in the 132 lb. division and Spider Webb continued his supremacy of the 15 6 lb. class for the second straight year. By winning in their respective divisions these men assured ISC the championship over such schools as Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan State, Louisiana State, and other perennial boxing powerhouses. The first national tournament held in Idaho and Idaho State's first national champion- ship will long be remembered and long discussed by those who attended this great event. Praise and compliments showered upon ISC and the tournament staif as collegiate box- ing's founders and authorities called this the best yet in college boxing tournaments. Participants reported friendlier reception and a better time than at any other contest. 100

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Football players clowned in their private car on the way to Portland. Lamont Jones, Leon Terry, Dean Thomas, Matt Spanbauer, Reid Gunncll, Bob Hammond, and Wayne Personetre stacked heads to form 21 human totem pole. Russ Lundgren sits quietly while john Jaeger put on the hand wraps before the evening's bouts began. Babe Caccia cut the victors' cake in a Portland hotel as Matt Spanbauer, Bill Slonaker, Carl Wfilliams, Dean Thomas, Vern Herzog, Reid Gun- nell and Lamont Jones waired to be served their share.