Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-12
AMATEUR BOXERS.
Results at Champ onship Tournament
Monday Night.

| Ruton. trril THAT amateur box
! ing is popular in this city was evident
| by the crowd that watched the opening
bouts in tie rational amateur cham
| pions.'i Ups tournament in Mechanics
building MaHaay night. There We're at
| least poo il the hall. and the most of
tn" Il trial and two seound-round bouts
contested pleased them.
The New orkers who competed
farod welI. only three being losers. Six
Of them were winners. Hufnaglc Of
! Brooklyn VAS the surprise of the night,
and III fact the classiest boxer He won
the award over Gilbert Gallant, the
Now England l25-pound champion, who
was considered unbeatable in the am
ateur ranks.
Flynn Of Lynn, the New England
l35-pound champion. also went down
to defeat at the hands of a New York
boxer The only Toronto boxer to show
won his bout. as did the only entry
from Philadelphia.
Tommy Reagan Of East Boston. the
New England 1l5-pound champion
though boxing twice. won each time.
one of his opponents being d New
Yorker. Mansfield, the New England
l5S-pound champion. WAS also win
ner. The only one of the st. Johns
boxers to appear in the ring met with
a quick defeat by one of the Boston
boxers
TusSellmier, one of the New York
ers had hard luck in his second bout
of the night. He Won his first handily.
but in the second he was declared the
loser.
There were no bouts in the heavy
weight division. Tonight the second
round, semi-tinals and finals in ali
classes will be boxed.
Alternating at refereeing were Ed
ward L. Hopkins and a. ]. Lill.
The judges We're Joseph Conway of
Cambridge, Frank Peters of the 3. \.
A. and Michael T. Winston of Lynn.
Eilly LeClair of the ArmorY \. a, II.
@. Won Sehukman Of the b. y. ~ and
u. w. Adler of the Bro0kline Gymnas-
ium Association were the timers.
Trial bouts in the 115-pound class
Thomas Regan. East Boston. New Eng
land champion, defeated NJ. Blier, Uni-
on Settlement \. c.. New York, }
rounds; Harry Carlson, Broclton. de-
feated Nick Albanese, East Boston, }
rounds; Frank Feselmier, Glencoe
club. New York. defeated Harry
Marshall, Somerville. rounds w.
Adams. st. Andrews y. C., Toronto.
defeated l., NJ. Ambrogne, North End,
3 rounds: Eric Peterson. Roslindale,
defeated J. G. Petofsky. Boston
rounds (k. o.. Second round. Thomas
Regan defeated Erie Peterson. i
rounds: Yorks OConnell (drew bye).
CharlestoWn. defeated Frank Fesel-
hier. 3 rounds.
Trial bouts in 105-pound ciass-Julius
Lesseiur. Union Settlement Club, New
York. defeated John Crowley, Paw
turket, r. l., . rounds.
Trial bouts in 125-pound claSs-Frank
Hufnagle, National \. C., Brooklyn,
metropolitan champion, defeated Gil
liant, NeV England champion, 3 rounds.
rr'al bouts in 135-pound class-An~
dew Flanagan. st. Joseph A, Boston,
defeated f. J. Mooney. st. Johns Phys
ical culture club. ? rounds, knock out;
James Jarvis. Union settlement a. G.,
New York, defeated ". G. Kelly, East
Boston, / round, knock out; Frank Nc
Gary, Mott Haven \. G.. New York, dc
pion, rounds; Y. Mulvaney, Glencoe
A. G. New York, defeated Joe Camp,
Boston, / round, knock out.
Trial bouts in 1i5-pound class-J0fn
Fisher, Avonie A. G., New York, de-
featcd Oscar Anderson. Swedish Gym
nasum, Boston, 8 rounds; Ted Hods-
don, New England champion, defeated
r. j. Liston, Cambridge, rounds,
knock out.
Trial bouts in 15S-pound cIass-John
IL Craige. philadelphia, champion of
Pennsylvania, defeated ID. Ahearn
Rnslindale, rounds, referees decision;
j. A Mansfield, New England cham
pion, defeated Jack Ashton, Pawtuck-
et. r. l.. > rounds; Nap Boutellier, Bos-
ton, defeated r. J. Dorsey, lriSh-Amcr-
lean A. -, New York, 3 rounds; Ever
EFT EIdridge, Winthrop, defeated f. f.
Conway, Somerville, . rounds, referee 3
decision.
A Challenge.
wish to challenge Thomas Ber-