New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-03-29
AMATEURS IN FAST BOUTS
Irish American A. c. Tourna-
ment Proceeds Slowly.

Because or the crush Of entries little
progress was made IN the wedding out
process at the amateur boxing tournament
ir the gymnasium OF tie 1-.sh-American
Athletic Club last night The programme
calls for seven classes, beginning wiki the
io5-pound and ending with the heavyweight
division. but Il was found impossible % get
past the ll5-pounders last night
J. j. O'Brien. Of the New York Athletic
Club. and John Walsh. Of the Pastime Club.
were judges. while Billy Weiley acted as
referee. \ large crowd gatheEed early ana
stayed to the end.
Anthony Nitelu. e l1j-poundeT Of the
home club with a dangerous right, proved
too much for Frank Tomchak, and the bout
had % be stopped Another brlef affair
was the c. Downey-Clarence Northrop
clash. IN the same class The latter re-
co.rod q badly cut nose in the Sc ,ond
round and The referee sent him 10 his cor
rer. being unwilling to take any chances.
The last boat OF the lJJ-pound class. be-
tween Walter Hickey ana T. Buchins was
sui Of fight from he'll to bell. but at the
end ~ the third round Buchins was all in
scarcely able 20 keep on his feet To the
amazement Of every one the judges disa-
eregd. and then the crowd broke loose in
1oVls o. degisicn when the referee said
Bucnins had won.
Two new West Side Athletic club BOYS
nut up the best scrap" OF the night IN the
1.5-pound division. They we've sam Frank
md J. Farley Swings. jats and upper cuta
were continuous. Frank had Farley bleed
,e- an the mouth toward the end bar thero
~ SO little 90 choose al the end that an
Extra round was ordered. In mis- two-nin-
ute session Frank landed the cleaner blows
end received the verdict,
The summary follows
1o5-POUND CLASS
FIRST a.at-G-orge Han. Irish-Amer.csr A. 90.
r'a' Edward Na"aiioa. avon A g., on decision
~e.a6d tort-Pc..- Farrell. Ir.sh-Amer.can
8 &C. toef o.. Young. Sew Polo \ e.. Judges
picked Farrell after ordering an ezra round.
Third i"ut-Pa4l IraVers unattached, beat II
u. la, idsou Hollywood luu Judges disagreed
. ard referee picked Travers.
Fourth tout--G. =. Anderson. unattached. beat
Phil Blum avon A. n. Judges agreed on An
d.veon.
finn t.ut-Tony Perrone. -. Bartholomew
g. DE-. leat Louis Brown. christ Church a. !
Brown injured lis hand .n second round an
withdrew
s.xt. b9u. David r. Tilman. Nov West Side
A O. beat Douglas Carnegie Xavier a. y.
seventh hJut-arthorv NitelH Irish-American
Referee stopped bout % third round 10 prevent
lIoei-out.
Eighth roI'-C Dov~ev Union Settlement
4. O.. beat 1laro1cc %or'hrop. Trinity Club
Referee stopped bout I'm second round.
Smith bout buonrs. New West SIDE 4. r..
beat Walter Tiicfey Chris, Church A. \. Judges
lisa greed and referee decided ou Buchir@
l15-POrND CLASS
First tolt-Rohert Glass. AvouIa A C.. beat
second bou, Peter Milrey New wes, side
a r. beat y. John National A. r Iefcrce
stopped bout in third round
Third bout sam Frank New West side 4 O..
beat Far'or. New West Side 4 g. Judges
I disagreed. snd after extra r.und they plrkod
frauk
A g.. beat q Hoppe Glencoe g. o.. Judges
agreed on White
beat Fl SmitI. uuouarhof. Judges agreed on
Fresse iwaier
sixth bort--A. Doyie Union settlement A. C..
t~af = Holden unattached. Referee sfoqpc9
bout lr second round ~ pre- -rt knockout.