WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1940.
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Virtue Speaks in Leavenworth
John B. Virtue, assistant professor of English, went to Ft. Leavenworth this morning where he is speaking before the women's club at the post this afternoon on Aldous Huxley, novelist. He will return tonight.
Ellis's crown will fall heir to a worthy successor, however. The four semi-finalists in this weight are Tony Ortego, who bea Ellis; Eli Castro, who cut a Pittsburg boy to pieces last night; Eddie Hudson, a little colored boy with dynamite in his fists; and Dean Murray of Sedalia.
Golden Gloves---newly decorated, twin beds, with kitchenette if desired. Reasonable. Apartment and garage. 1340 Vermont. -86
Heavyweight champion in the novice division was Leonard Bernard, big Negro boy who starred on the football and track teams at Htuchinson High School several years ago.
(Continued from page 4) Montavon, 1939 112-pound champion, throw a punch. After one minute of his fight with Joey Lafferty, Montavon ran into a hard right hand thrown by Lafferty and went down for the count. The classy little fighter was really out cold.
Biggest surprise of the night was the defeat in the 118-pound class of Chester Ellis, national champion in his weight last year. The former Haskell boy took off almost 30 pounds in order to fight in the 118-pound class and he didn't have his old time zip last night.
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