Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-22
PRELIMINARY AND SEMI
FINAL BOUTS AT VENDOME,

The semi-final bout of six rounds
furnished by Tommy Tracy, of Jersey
City, and FRANKIE Mango, Of Manhat-
tan, proved u very fast and interesting
battle from the start.
Tracy, the boxer, was the winner by
a shade. Both fighters were evenly
cerned. Mango forced the milling at
all times and lareled some effective
body punches. T'racy's clever footwork
and repeated joshing. however, offset
Mango's aggressive style and he often
forced Mango to miss swings. MaIgo
forced the milling during the early part
of the bout, landing often with body
punches. Tracy was on the defensive
most Of the time and he cleverly
blocked Mango's attempt to land an
effective blow. During the fifth round
Tracy toppled Mango with a volley of
straight lefts. Mango made a strong
finish, but Tracy's early advantage
earned him the bout.
The opening bout of the show was
between Young Salzman and Young
Stanzo. This bout proved a slashing
affair from start to finish. Neither
fighter knows the fine points of the
game, but each had ,wallop of suifi-
cient force to upset something biz.
Both went at each other in a business
like from the offset. During
the first two rounds there vas little to
choose between the two. Toward the
end Salzman went after his man and
landed ON terrific right hand smashes
on the jaw. STANCE was not to be de.
MED whatever, for he too scored with
repeated rights and lefts to the head.
Salzman floored Stanzo no less than
four times during the bout. In the
fourth round Salzman landed a thun-
dering right hand punch that ioored
Stanzo. and the latter had difficulty
in regaining his feet, the bell saving
him from a Knockout.
Carl Healy and William Perna en-
~tertained the members In the next bout.
Both are local boxers and their bout
kept the members on edge throughout.
Healy was forced to exert himself to
the limit In order to gain a shade al the
finish. Healy landed some telling
blows during the early rounds, but they
did not seem to slow up Perna, for he
kept going at all times.
The next bout scheduled for four
rounds was between Battling Larry
Ryan and Sailor Jack, a former New
ark policeman by the name Of Neefus.
The bout only went fifty-eight seconds
by actual count, for no sooner had the
sailor put UP his guard han he re-
ceived a right hand punch that sent him
to the mat. He was able to gather his
feet together and he made another
attempt to stand before the hard hit
ting lbattler. He was upset in his
thoughts though, for he received an
other right smash to the stomach that
compelled him to lose his grip. He
was sent to his dressing-room by
Referee Charley White.
Cyclone Davis was then substituted
and he proved a worthy opponent for
the hard hitting Ryan. although he
had a weight advantage on Ryan. Both
fighters exchanged some healthy wall
lops all during the rounds. Davis using
a left hand jab with telling effect
throughout. Ryan's best punch was a
right hand swing to the jaw. He was
able to stop many of Davis's PUSHES
with this punch. Both fought hard
during the fifth and sixth rounds, both
scoring with hard punches. Figuring
the work done by both, a draw was in
order.