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Chicago Tribune, Wednesday, February 22, 1978 Section 4 Leroy's hack in town, Gloves tans jsillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllUII I WEDNESDAY I FEB. 22, 7:30 P.M. By Jim Fitzgerald LEROY'S BACK in town, ami thry had hotter watching out from Albuquerque, N.M., to New York City. Leroy is Leroy Murphy, the grown-up light "heavyweight, who is seeking his third consecutive Golden Gloves title in the 51 si annual.event which continues Wednesday nijht in St. Andrew's gymnasium.

Murphy, who won the 16n-ound title in 1076 and the 165-pound in 1977, proun to 174 pounds and fights in the 178-pound division. He was one of three Open champions to make a successful debut Tuesday night on a 22-bout card before a packed houne in St. Andrew's. THE MILO-LOOKINC; Murphy, who is only -10, used the first round to warm up agpinsl sturdy, but wild-swinging, Leonard Pagan of the Mayor Daley Youth Foundation. Murphy concentrated his task in the second and decked Pagan midway through the round.

was still game, but Murphy ended the bout at 1:52 of the second with a solid straight right that dropped Pagan to the canvas. The referee pscortpH ths wobbly legged Pagan to his corner. The two other M77 Open winners who were en the card Tuc day recorded victories, although both were close three-round decisions. Ronnie Cli'ford. the 1977 champion at 112 pounds, has moved up to the 125-pound class and he needed all his skills lo take a decision I rem Kenneth Jones of Wenlworth Gardens.

Hie 17-yoai-cld Clifford had trouble in the first round, but clearly won the next two against Jones, whom he had also defealed for the 1077 CYO title. KI.T G1SEKN. fending champion at 156 pounds, looked rusty against Kevin Mack of Clarendon Park, but Green managed to win a unanimous decision. Murphy said jflcr his easy victory that his arc -set on winning the Chicago title, going on to Albuquerque- Li' the national Gulden Gloves, facing New York's best in the Intercity en April 7 in Chicago. The Open which is turning into the best c.r this 's I Limd a.iolher omlendcr hi Joseph Aeielfio of La-Folletie Park.

The West Sider put Eddie Davis ef Woodlawn Boys' Club on the reck for the count with only two seconds left in Hie bout. OI'TiCTAI-S SAID (he card for Wednesday night last round of the sectionals at St. An drew's, would feature, several attractive confrontations. Listed were a 156-pound Novice clash between John Collins, the knockout specialist from Hayes Park, and LawTence O'Neal, a tough from the CYO. Two 1977 Open champions were also on the card and were drawn against each other in a 147-iound Open battle.

They were Sugar Ray Vaxter of the Calumet Township Trustees a winner at 139 pounds last year who had graduated to the 147-pound division, and Robert Hughes of Columhus Park, the incumbent title holder at 147 pounds. The bouts will start at 7 p.m. Wednesday, with the winners advancing to the Friday night at De Paul's Alumni Hall, 1011 W. Belden Av. There are 41 bouts scheduled for Friday night.

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"and we'll certainly add more seating if they get bigger." The Storm played its games last year in SoutlUvest suburban Bridgeview's Windy City Softball Complex, a permanent facility with seating for 3,000, parking lot, and permanent reslrooms and refreshment stands. Knudtson said he was disappointed with the following of his team last year at Windy City. He said he felt more interest could be generated by locating it in Mt. Prospect ii A78-13or 5.60-15 or 6 00-15 blackwall. plus $1.61 lo S1.70 F.E.T.

and old tire By Mike Conklin WHEN LOU KNL'DTSON plaveii football for Cop College in Iowa nearly 20 years ago, he gained a reputation as a lineman who played dangerously. As owner of the Chicago Storm, Knudt'-on apparently still is working on that billing. With the season opener less than 90 days away, 'Knudson says he's ready to tackle another year of pro Softball in the Chicago area with no manager, a few no training plans, no schedule, and no What he does have, Knudfson announced Tuesday, is a new suburban site which he thinks will help build interest in the Storm, -an underwhelming favorite with 'Chicagoans everywhere last summer. Knudtson said he's entered an agreement with the Mount Prospect park district for his team to play all Canadian sets Prix pace JOHANNESBURG, South Africa I API Gilles Villene.i-ve of Canada paced tire testing for the South African Grand Prix March 4 at Kyalami Racetrack Tuesday, driving his Ferrari 31L.T2 over a lap in one minute I seconds. This was just short of Ihe fastest lap ever at Kyalami, 1:15.2, set by John Watson in a Brabham-Alfa last year.

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