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COACH HARLOW- ELECTED TERROR BOXERS BATTLE
WAY TO SECOND PLACE
HEAD ~FBOXING ASSO.~
BOX I N G TERROR CHAMPIONS RETAIN
Richard C. ( 'Dick") Harlow, West- -~
~ INTERCOLLEGIATE TITLES
ern Maryland's Direc.tor of Athletics and
Head Coach of boxing and football was 0 L LEG I ATE :ll of' ~ ee~=:ll~ "'~,.1:g+l"'"" rIJ
ele1c1 ted. president of the Eastern Inter-
co egiatc Boxing Association at a meet- C,)~
ing of that body in Philadelphia on
March 22. The mentor of phenomenally ~ ~ -o ~ I'< ~ ..::l

~uccessfUl Green Terror teams succeeds '~8 g8 "88 ~
corge B. Thurston of Syracuse Univer- £~ ~~ ~~ ~TEAM
i1 i~
sity as chief executive of the Associa- ~ee~~el'~tl£:l.ylnl1d ~
tion which is affiliated with the National
Collegiate Athletie Association. Naval Academy 21 2 21 1131

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L CAPT. TED KLEPAC , '31 DOUG CROSBY, '31

claIsnstercoElleg' ia t e champio..n 1U the 160-pouud . in the 135-pound
frOlll' W'I;ltered Western Maryland in 1927 Intercollegiate champlOn M land in 1927
only 0 I ,.es-Barre, Pennsylvania. Defeated division. Entered Western I arUYndefeatedin
boxer ~ce m two years. First Intercollegtatc from Annapo II·S H'IglI Schoo. tition Secon d
ha vin 0 hold !l; title in more than one class, two years of dual-meet ~Ol:~a his' intercol-
divis.g bleell bng of the light-heavyweight
boxer in tho country t . i ht
ion ast year. legiate title for two years stla g -