Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-18
AMATEUR BOXING
TO BE EXCITING
ATHLETIC ORGANIZATIONS TO
HOLD CHAMPIONSHIPS
TRIRTY-THREE ENTRIES ARE
LISTED FOR TOURNEY
Contestants to Be Weighed in This
Evening, Following Which Bouts
VIII Be Put On-Other
Events

Thirty-three entries have been re-
ceived for the Southern California anna
teur boxing championships, to be given
under the auspices of the Los Angeles
Athletic club and the p. A. A. this
evening at Turner gymnasium
e. V. williams made application for
an entry blank from the Y. M, Z. A.
but after a physical examination by
DR.. Sweet it was decided not to let
Williams enter, owing to the fact he
is not in proper physical condition. The
Y. NJ C. A. has ten entries.
Three round bouts in seven different
classes have been arranged, ana the
contestants are to be weighed IN TINS
evening between and o'clock, at the
Los Angeles Athletic club The finals
in the bouts are to be held the opening
and second night, SO that each wlnd-up
will have a good showing
In addition to the bouts this evening,
Harry Lyteenhove and one of his pupils
are to give a fencing exhibition George
Isaacs and A. K. Clymer Wednesday
night are to meet in wrestling con-
test at 1853 pounds, and Thursday night
George Retzer and II. Maurer will in
dulge in a friendly match on the mats
at 1876 pounds.
Charles Boscha, the 125-pound boxer
of the Los Angeles Athletic club, in all
probability will not enter, as he is nav
ing a hard time making the weight. He
said last night he would try and get
on at the 135-pound class.
The officials of the tournament, Sc
lected last night, are as follows:
Referee, George Blake; Judges, Force
Parker, Capt. H. d. Ryus and "Jeems"
Morley; timers, George Adair and DR..
Treen; clerks, Cliff Horne, Jay Welton
and Chester Lawrence; announcer,
George McKeeby.
Larson, one of the entries, has been
dropped from the list because he took
part in the Marathon race last Sat
urday at the Fiesta stadium, and also
Gently.
The Los Angeles Athletic club has
entered FIVE men; the Broadway Ath-
letic club, three; the Los Angeles Y.
M. C. A, ten.
Among the entries from the Broad
way Athletic club Is j. Beauchamp, VINO
is one of the best amateur boxers in
the welterweight class. t1fteen uial-
tached boxers, many of them VINO are
unknown in Los Angeles sporting cir
cles. have registered for the meet.
Following are the entries:
The 1o5-pound class-Fred schon, Y. M
c. A. Rocco Urge, unattached Roy SnSuei'
L. A. A. c. ~ -
The 115-pound cIass-W. f. Coe Y. M. G.
A.; II. G. silverman, Y. N. C. A.; H. Hutcn-
ins. unattached; John Mann, unattached' H.
i. Armstrong, unattached.
The 125-pound class-Wilson > lurher'
Y NJ C. Al w. Felsman. unattached; .
1,evingston. unattached; e. Clark, Broad
way Athletic club; W. Haister, unattacned'
frank McDaniels, unattached; Alfred Jones'
unattached. =
The 13S-pound class--M. e. Scott, Y NJ G.
"A : Jimmy Hayesh Y. M c. A. Floyd West
unattached; J Beauchamp Broadway A. g
J.. " Neil, unattached; Sam Coulter L.
A. A. c. .,.,,o, V
The 145-pound class-E. A. shenlieR' y
NJ g. A.; Gus Larsen. Y. NJ. c, A.; y. V.
Edwards unattached; F. Barry BroauWaS
A. c.; Ivan Kahn, L. A A C'' henry ha-ii''
unattached. .,.. o,>-a,i nm
The 15S-pound class-sidney ONeih uh-
attached; Cliff Reuman, L, A. A. Z. -,
The heavyweight class-A, = JorsS L.
T. A A. C.; NJ. G. Greenwald !. M. = A