New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
NY.A. c. BOXING CONTESTS.
BEGINNING THE SEASON WITH so0'To'' = -
TouENAMENT-THE WINNERS

ro xeyyor, Athletic Club gave its first boxing
tournament OF the season last evening az se 49, or
s,x.b.,vn and Fffty-sfth-st The winners o 'no 's
,ou,asts in the regular compositions ana ehe aeie'oeu
men who manifested enough skill to be approved ny Ue
boxing conntse. will be invited TO enter tue onu al1
third touramcnt the club, TO take place III 'Shuai!
.rd 10. my Cor handsome prizes; and the four most
"iNeg'' ncn WI Dc chosen to compete ior TWO 4i'o
god ws,che. fo1f-round bouts at the January oun
nept At tae end Of the three tournaments Two ""o
Ix,r Gun, viii b. presented 10 the man having won
o., or.a,e; number Of bouts during the tournaments, and
, cher 10 the man considered the best boxer brought OUT
IN competitions
There about 500 persons present ana he evening
..IsnEent unusually good
The hrss bout bantam weights, was between FREQ
K,.rke IVES; side A. c.. and NJ. Hartwen. A. A. C.,
aEa vas won by Hartwelh
Tho second bout bantam weight was pretty contest
ard much more scientific than the first one, 1t was
letwecn T. Murphy. l.. A. c., and T. Furry, A. A. u
rrnv fought we'll and had the hearts Of the audience
BIZ; Murphy was mach for him. and won the contest
The third contest special l25pound class was between
= Schneerpg p A. c., and Jack Collins. WaverT A. u
u was good exhibition and resulted IN victory Tor
Collins who fought well and loudly appiauued
The next contest was between Conrad Daley, OF the
Judy Social Club and Tom Thompson oil the Eas' h''
A. C.. and resulted in victory for 1honpson' -
The next contest was between John MeTierney, d. H.
A. c. and John Atkins Of the Nonparel A. G., but the
referee decided THAT it was putup JOB between inc '
after the first round and ordered them OIL the stag
b. Mullins, w. s. A. c.. and Ihomas haey, Vi ~
n A. c. I5.pound feather weights, were In the heA'
contest 1t was won after plucky fight by Mullins -
The next contest was between Jack Mullen, W. H.
A C. and Jack Mcmahon, w. ). A. c., and was won Dy
Mcmahon. $780,.
The lightweight 1S5-pound contest was between j.
swecney Nonpareil a. c., and j. Stanton, American
A r Sweeney was much the hes. looking man OF the
,wo and came mp as he going to have IL all his
own way but after gritty fight. Stanton came OH VIC
torous. - - . n
Tho next contest between Joseph Harmon l.. A. W
and Henry H. Davis Lexington A. G., light weighs' 100
,ovnds IL was won by Harmon.
,r.,, the officials were Charles Coster referee; b. C.
wnI,ams and j. W. Motley, judges; Samuel D. See, time
ssener. I H. Hasln, Arthur ]. Moore, NJ L. More.
Edwad w. Kearney. w. A. Thomas ana george L.
Briggs boxing committee
WORK OF THE AMATEUR ATHLETIC oNloN.
Tho Am.,ican Athletic Union held well ATTENDED
.,,no Iasr evening a. the Berkeley Athletic Club IN
80, ,or,h.t Some important business was transacted
and number OF athletic clubs were admitted 10 the UNION
co rocords were accepted and some athletes expeieo
e, he union for professionalism were renstated AmS
ha ,h admitted were Standard Athletic Club Cres-
con, Peat club the Clerks Athletic Association
P,,n6eld Bicycle Club. and the Union Athletic oiuo'
luonp the athletes reinstated were A. E hansheio'
J.mos Hall James Fitzpatrick, w. j. Foley fredericS
C.u,soo lanes Murphy, L. A. G. Kelly Charles crowley
n H. Hodgkins, C. w. Raymond, waiter Nehoai' anu
y q pavonpe E. p. .,.oss's record of a. feet III
inches for the running hop, step and Jump was aho"eu
wondeu Raker,s record OF 200 yards In 20 seconds