New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-08
BOXING AND WRESTLING.
ALTON OF THE AMATEUR ATHLETIC
UNION CREATE EXCITEMENT

AS consolation for a bruised face or an injured
body, and in some cases both, the winners in the
final bouts in the Metropolitan Association OF the
Amateur Athletic Union boxing and wrestling
tournament held the Broadway Athletic Club
last night received gold medal and the title of
champion in their respective classes. Those who
won second place also got a medal, and, besides
will have the satisfaction of telling their friends
of the little flaws which Kept them from WHINING
the championship.
Frederick Tundenguhl of the New West Side
Athletic Club won the championship in the 143
and 15s pound classes in wrestling. lie defeated
Frederick Anderson in the former class and T.
Randolph Of the St. George Athletic Club. In the
latter class.
In the 1oJ pound class final boxing bout William
Cullen, who holds the championship In the class,
met Charles Andrews of the st. George Athletic
Club II was a fast three round go Cullen got
the decision. Jack Masterson, of the Pastime
Athletic Club went on with his right arm so badly
injured that he could not use II in the final con-
test of the 10 pound class He fought Hugh
Murphy of the Union Settlement Athletic Club.
The accident was announced while the fight was
going on in the first round aud the spectators
yelled for the bout TO be stopped, which was done.
The final bout in the 135 pound class was won
by John Mumford, the representative of the class
He won from NJ. Doyle. Of the Avona Athletic
club in a bout which called forth much enthusi-
asm The fight that created the greatest excite
rnent of the night the final heavyweight class
II was between the champion. Knipe, and James
the New west Sloe Athleuc CluD
Mackie was on the floor IN a helpless condition
when the gong rung in the third and final round.
II WAS the second time he had been dropped in
the round His left eye nearly closed when
he left the ring.
NJ J. Harnett, Of the Pastime Athletic Club, de-
feated Charlie" Curry Of the club in the
,z5 mound class final boxing bout William Roden-
bach of the New West Side Athletic Club won in
The rniddleweight class by default. He TO
have fought H. Stihl, of the club, but the lat
,er did not appear. j. LeaVy. the Pastime Athletic
f-,,, nov received the decision John Donnelly
~ the Union Settlement Athletic Club, the final
and last bout the night IN the 145 pound class
large crowd the bouts Following the
summaries;
One hundred and five pound class ninaI bout)-Cuen
Onion Settlement e, defeated C. Andrews ST George
A. C
Murphy, St Bartholomew a e. defeated Jack Master
'son. Pastime A. c.
c Curry Pastime A. defeated j. J. Sweeney.
rn!Iyea 4. c. J. Harnett. Pastime A c, defeated b.
nett p A. O. defeated c. Curry OF the club.
One hundred and thirtynve pound class final bout
John Mumfcrd New West SIDE A c. defeated NJ. Doye
one hundred and forty-fye pound semi fnaiJ
John DoDnelly Settlement a. C.. Joseph
c. defeated J.. DonneIy, Union Settlement A. e.
= Heavyweight class final bout)-J Knipe. Psstime A
u defeated James Mackie, New West Side A. c.
WRESTLING (FINAL BOUTS.
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