4.Railway Workers USIC Championships
Lvov, Soviet Union
July 26-30, 1972
Quarterfinals (incomplete)
| 1972-07-27 | 51kg | Alexandr Putintsev | URS | R.Stiller | GDR | RSC |
| 1972-07-27 | 54kg | V.Perepelitsa | URS | Ryszard Gręś | POL | RSC |
| 1972-07-27 | 54kg | Dimitar Nikolov | BUL | Oliver Montag | GDR | PTS |
| 1972-07-27 | 60kg | Alexandr Andrianov | URS | Alfred Cichowlas | POL | PTS |
| 1972-07-27 | 60kg | Constantin Stanef | ROM | G.Ammon | GDR | KO |
| 1972-07-27 | 63,5kg | Yuriy Tkhorovskiy | URS | Nedelcho Grozev | BUL | PTS |
Semifinals (incomplete)
| 1972-07-28 | 48kg | Stanisław Kozłowski | POL | D.Diaconescu | ROM | RSC 2 |
| 1972-07-28 | 54kg | V.Perepelitsa | URS | Dimitar Nikolov | BUL | RSC 3 |
| 1972-07-28 | 60kg | Alexandr Andrianov | URS | Constantin Stanef | ROM | PTS |
| 1972-07-28 | 81kg | Yuriy Chitalkin | URS | Dragomir Vujkovic | YUG | PTS |
| 1972-07-28 | +81kg | Alexey Baranov | URS | R.Karabasil | YUG | PTS |
Finals
| 1972-07-30 | 48kg | Stanisław Kozłowski | POL | Teodorov | BUL | PTS |
| 1972-07-30 | 51kg | Alexandr Putintsev | URS | Stefan Alexandrov | BUL | RSC 1 |
| 1972-07-30 | 54kg | V.Perepelitsa | URS | Józef Kuderski | POL | RSC 3 |
| 1972-07-30 | 57kg | Oleg Gurov | URS | Bogaric | YUG | PTS |
| 1972-07-30 | 60kg | Alexandr Andrianov | URS | Veres | ROM | RSC 3 |
| 1972-07-30 | 63,5kg | Yuriy Tkhorovskiy | URS | Nicolae Paraschiv | ROM | PTS |
| 1972-07-30 | 67kg | Valeriu Filip | ROM | Avilov | BUL | PTS |
| 1972-07-30 | 71kg | Klaus Werner | GDR | Vladislav Trepsha | URS | PTS |
| 1972-07-30 | 75kg | N.Sheglinskiy | URS | Dieter Ernst | GDR | KO 1 |
| 1972-07-30 | 81kg | Yuriy Chitalkin | URS | Petru Cojocaru | ROM | RSC 2 |
| 1972-07-30 | +81kg | Alexey Baranov | URS | G.Dimitrov | BUL | RSC 1 |
according to "Boxring":
51kg Putintsev (URS) beat Gadzhiev (BUL)
67kg winner was Dumitru (ROM)
75kg Schelyubin (URS) beat Ernst (GDR) on points
81kg Chitalkin won on points
+81kg Baranov won by KO 1
source:
"Boxring" no 17/1972 (page 8) - finals
also thanks to Sergey Shkrebets (Soviet press)