BOXING GAINS
IN FAVOR AT
BIG COLLEGES
NEW YORK, Jan. 7 (by Associated
Press).—Boxing as an intercollegiate
sport is rapidly gaining supporters at
a number of colleges and universities
in all parts of the country, and chain
pionship tournaments under revised
ring rules are not at all unlikelj
within the next few years. Inter
varsity bouts between picked boxing
teams representing Oxford and Cam
* bridge universities have been part o1
the annual English sport sch^ule foi
many years, and similar contests are
not entirely unknown in the Unitec
States.
It is expected that such meetings
will become more frequent as the
boom in boxing gathers strength. The
tendency in this direction is shown b>
a number of recent reports of boxing
activity among the collegians. Word
■comes from Peoria, 111., that the “Lit
tie Conference” has included boxing ir
its list of major sports, and that e
championship tournament will be held
next spring.
In the East the University of Penn
^ylvania has long been an ardent ad
•voeate of boxing for the college ath
lete, and has several times suggested
the formation of an intercollegiate
boxing league. At the present time
both Pennsylvania and PennsylvaniE
State College have the largest squads
of boxers trying for the teams in the
history of the sport. Both squads are
under the instruction of competen
coaches, and there will be a dual tour
nament early in the spring betweei
the two institutions, as was the case
in 1919. Dartmouth and other col
leges in the East have engaged box
ing coaches and plan intramural tour
naments with the possibility o
broarer activity within a year or two
The plan for a set of internationa
boxing rules to supersede the anti
quated Marquis of Queensberry cod<
promises to be a subject of consider
able controversy during the cominj
months. The army, navy and civiliai
board of boxing control in this country
recently sent a representative abroac
with the outline for new regulations
Later it was learned that the Inter
national Boxing Federation, a Euro
pean organization, was also at worl
on such a set of rules. It was further
learned that there was a wide gulf
between the proposed codes, and that
so far as the European authorities
were concerned there was little incli
nation to adopt the American ideas.
The Amateur Athletic Union also
has issued a notice to all candidates
for places on the American Olympic
games boxing team that the contests
at Antwerp next summer will be con
ducted under the English boxing rules
and that they must familiarize them
selves with this code if they expect to
make the team. These rules differ in
a number of respects from the United
States regulations, and a point win
ner under the latter might easily be
declared the loser in a bout fought at
Antwerp.
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