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I garnered by the veteran John Seiland. Fresh- man Watson Solomon gave a very fine exhibi- tion as he fought his Penn State opponent to a draw. Joe Corleto also received a draw. A trip to West Point produced another de- feat in the Western Maryland ledger. The fast- moving Cadets simply had too much power for the Terrors. "Punchy" Seiland kept his undefeated string intact as he whipped his Cadet adversary. The other Y2 point for the Green and Gold was gained by Joe Corleto. LeFew mixing it up in the A.U. Fight. He appeared to have the Pointer's number when a wild left to Corleto's eye reopened an old injury resulting in a draw. the Terrors performed very ably but none of Patuxent Naval Air Base was the final team the coveted crowns were obtained. scheduled for dual competition and they suc- Joe Corleto drew as his first round opponent ceeded in blanking the Green. None of the the highly-touted Marty Crandall. Though Corleto floored his Syracuse adversary three Western Mary Ian ders was successful in the ring though many of the decisions were ex- times in the first round the decision eventually tremely close. went to the New Yorker. The prospects for next season are excellent The Eastern Intercollegiates were held at as none of this year's regulars will be graduat- Penn State this year and Western Maryland was represented by a complete team. All of mg. Seiland in operation LeFew Muller ~iS1ER,f1 11: MARYLAND 159