New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-18
BOXING.
LARGE ENTRY LIST PREVENTS DECISION
OF FINALS IN A. A Q. TOUR
DECISION
NAMENT.

The final bouts or the Amateur Athletic Unions
boxing and wrestling tournament were scheduled
TO be held the Broadway Athletic Cub last
night but. owing TO the large number Of con
testants. ii was found impossible 10 finish more
than two OF the final wrestling contests. and none
OF the boxing finals were carried out. The tOurna-
ment viii be continued tomorrow night Max
Wiley. Of the Rochester Athletic Club. won the
final 145-pound wrestling bout. which OF
the features OF the show the third night
OF the tournament and large crowd present
The boxing began with the one hundred and fifty
eight pound class. IN the first bout ". Rodenback.
who the championship in the Unions tourna-
nent last year. met P. c. Hunkale OF the National
Turn Verein- Hunkale sent 10 the ropes lE=5
by heavy swing on the Jaw IN the first round
This ended the round In the second round Hun
kale, who received severe punishment. quit. The
second bout in the same class was between a
Paddrucco. OF the ST Bartholomew Athletic Club.
and r. Hyde. Of the Pastime Athletic Club Both
fought fast in the first round. Until Hyde received
left hand sAsg the Jaw which sent him 70
the floor nv grOggy condition TIE referee
stopped the bout after second round seeing that
Hyde had no show 20 win
J. F Mumford Of the New West side Athletic
Club, who is entered in both the 1S5 and 10 pound
classes boxed Louis Smith. Of the belmont Ath-
etic Club in the former class Smith. after being
knocked down in the first round fought fast in
the two succeeding rounds. but Mumford received
the decision
The fight that caused the greatest excitement OF
the evening was the one between J. J. Dukelow. OF
the Rochester Athletic Club. and steve" Scanlon-
OF the Union Settlement Athletic Club DUkslOw
had slight advantage in the first rounds In
the third and anal round both boys fought vicious
~. DUkelOw hoOred twice They were both
In clinch and groggy when the gong was rung-
Dukeow was declared the winner.
John L SchOles, the amateur bantamweighr
champion OF England and Canada. fought George
Walter. Of the Pastiue Athletic Club Scholes Is
tremendously hard hitter and skfu fighter In
the second round Walters face was covered with
blood The referee stopped the bout in the third
round. Walters left eye being closed B. r
decision over c G. Graham. OF Ontario IN a fast
The summaries are as follows:
BOXING
One hundred and twenty i've pound class sehOon-
defeated G. Walters. PastiHe A c
rr O n $3.50 aId ran5 P l-s po1Ps
Agnford New West SIDE A g defeated Louis SMITH
defeated N smith. John @ Hopkins. Union Settlement
smith. New West side A c. defeated charles Gibbons.
one hundred and forty-ave pound ela-s-HeaEy o.
a G ! DuSeovs. R9aesTe- q 6 ae9sars5 $50
2n .ni9p ssn s 4s,{ oh2 P9a3sy aiSa
same club: John Leayey PasJime A. c. defeated Jack
one 9undrsd ana afsysisht pound sazsw Eisnbssa-
tonaI Turn Verein: A Paddrlcco St Bartholomew a c
dsfea'sd F HYDE Pastas a G. Charles E-leksen New
Jack Williams Pastine A c. defeated John P Trsz
WRESTLING.
One hundred and s~e1tyays pound class aH4l bout
Pas5ime A c They wrestlsd two six minute bouts Wiz
I 30
Rochester A c. defeated Frederick Zugsnbuhl View West
Side A. c.
one hundred and fifteen pound ciass-A Lewis Nor
wegisn Society defeated William Nelson. George
A. c. Joseph E%enzand. George A. c. defeated VII
Hercheil
ns 2 w fSa o saa G. .s fle c. ss-! rss.
Pastme A c Time-0-4e
one hundred and I'VE pound clasz-WIian Nelson. St
Verein. Tme-057.