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Show The Salt Lake Tribune WV5 Wednesday, May 2, 1984 Utah Boxers Get Bruises , Wisdom at Tourney given much chance of advancing past the early rounds, due mainly to inexperience and the sheer load of talent prevalent in all the weight divisions. The trios progress at St. Louis, prevailing wisdom said, would largely depend on the luck of the draw that is, who the Utah fighters drew as opponents in the early rounds would be crucial. By Joe Baird Tribune Staff Writer Utahs three Golden Glove Nationals participants are back from St. Louis now, a bit bruised and a little wiser from the experience. Frankie Lucero, Beto Montoya and Carina Leota all qualified for the national tournament by virtue of their victones at the state and regional Golden Glove tourneys held at the Fairgrounds Coliseum in March. Lucero won state and regional championships at 119 pounds, while Montoya captured the 132 pound title and Leota won at 147. Going into the St Louis tournament none of the Utah fighters was In the welterweight division, Leota had no such luck. Talented, but admittedly on the green side with just a 17-- 5 amateur record going in, Leota had the misfortune of drawing the worlds second ranked 147 pounder in Louis Howard the opening round. Leota came out swinging and ac- - Egv CAMPfEducational, clearcut decision round While Montoya and Leota were given early departure notices, the Lucero was shocking ev1' erybody by winning both his first and second round bouts. Not given much chance of advancing due to inexperience (a 32-record), Lucero took out Hawaiis Nelson Dorwelo with a unanimous decision on the first night, then on the following evening defeated Min- Carma came out banging and Leota's trainthey went er Jim Young said "I actually think it woke Howard up But he caught Carma and hurt him and that was pretty much it. It was an unfortunate first round draw, Young continued. "And Howard was really out of his league But Carma told Louis after the fight Ill get you next year Although much more experienced than Leota, the Montoya toe-to-to-e, 5 nesotas tall, rangy Gary Nordseth See Page d Column WV-- 1. XT1L - MILL OUTLET uiics b SfiTUcs, Day Gamp fell in the first round as well, losing a decision to Louisvilles Eric Whitfield Beto was prepared and it was a good, close fight, but he simply got outboxed," Young noted It was a tually surprised the veteran with a ferocious attack, but Howard quickly regained his composure, staggered the Utahn a couple times and stopped him at 2 53 of the first In thefFamily Center at Redwood Road & 6-- n 5632 South Redwood Road Phone (801) twA TeenCampl 35 x 6or .COPPEfWEW COMMUNITY CENTER Utahs Frankie Lucero came back from the Golden Gloves Tournament in St. Louis with the Sportsmanship Trophy. 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