New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
AMATEURS IN THE RING
Lively Bouts Keep the Crowd at
High Tension.
ZAMPIN0 TAKES A NAP
Wakes Up to Find That He Was
Beaten by the Knockout
Route.

The wedding out process in the amateur
boxing tournament engaged the attention
of another crowded house at the Irish
American Athletic Club last night. Bouts
were held In seven classes, but, even so.
the management found it impossible to do
more than clean matters up for the final
bouts, which will be brought off tomorrow
night
by way of change the fun last night
was started by the heavyweights. Charley
Benz, who looked to be heavy as Carl
Morris. made il SO uncomfortable for B.
Franchas that the last named was glad to
quit toward the end Of the first round.
| Benz had a punch like the kick of a mule
and no one knew II better than Franchas.
Another heavy to have his champion
ship aspirations dashed was Myles Nc
Hugh, better known as a Pastime Athletic
Club walker. McHugh attempted to swap
punches with Eugene Ostren, an Avonia
| man, but it wasn't long ere the Pastime
heel and toe artist began to long for the
cinder path. Ostren had his man so weary
in the second that 1t did not seem as II
McHugh would last TO the bell. About the
middle of the third session McHugh de-
cided to retire. He was a sight.
The first knockout OF the night came in
the fifth semi-inal bout of the 1l5-pounders.
g. F'allck OF the Grace Athletic Club,
, whipped over a waliop after minute Of
lively boxing The blow caught Zampino
on the Jaw. and down he went for keeps.
He opened his eyes a few minutes after
ward. and then they told him how II hap
penned.
one of the fastest bouts while it lasted
was in the ll5-pound class between F. Fes-
selmeyer. a Glencoe boy, and w Cullen,
Of the Pauist Athletic Club. Throughout
the opening round they exchanged blows
with such rapidty as to cause the crowd
TO wax enthusiastic Fessclmeyer was the
stronger, and his more powerful blows
began to tell toward the end of the round.
In the second round FesselIaeyer went
after his opponent in such relentless fash
ion as 10 cause Wilmer TO interfere.
lOj-POUND CLASS.
First seni-inal p. Farrell. irish h-Amercan
a c.. beat n. l.onorgan. unattached. Lonergan
quit in first round.
second sem-Hnal--F rerrone. 81 Bartholo-
judges agreed N Perronc
Third semi nnal-G. Anderson. unattached:
beat =. Travers, unattached. The JUDGES agreed
Fourth semi final J. Burchene, Union Settle .
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Downoy quit IN first round.
'I5-POUND CLASS.
FIRST semi-inai !. l'csselmeyor. Glencoe =.
G.. beat w. cullen. Psulist a. C. Referee
stoIped bou, in second round.
second semi final w sanders, Christ Church.
beat \. DOYLE. unattached. Doyle quit at the
end Of frs, round
beat !. Eokclmsn unattached Judges dis
agreed and referee picked White.
Fourth semi-frGi :. Frank. New West SIDE
q. G.. beat J. PritchaTd. unattached. Judges
! agreed on Frank
knocked cut NJ. Iampino in first roun1
125-POUND CLASS
First semi-hnal--H. Alexander Mott Haven
A. c. beat r. Summers. New West Side y. {.
Referee stopped bout in third round.
second selni-hnai-,;. Taub, National a C..
beat r. spilker, Educational Alliance. JUDGES
agreed Trauh. e..,.
! Third semi -nnal-A kaufman. Union Settle
/ ment. beat D. Kamras. Christ Church a &
/ judges agreed on Kaufman.
Fourth sem-fna-F. Waldo. lfish-American
! \. C.. beat ". McMann. NaIier y. a. heie!ee
stopped bout In second round
l33-POUND CLASS.
First semi-hnal--D. Frank. Mott Haven : G.
/ beat r. Ebneth. irish-American a. c. Judges
/ second semi-fral-r. Mulligan. Mott Haven
! a. c. beat g. Epstein. Educationai Alliance
: judges agreed on Mulligan.
HEAVYWEIGHT CLASS.
First bou,-Charles Benz Hartley House. beat
| Il. Franchas. unattached. Franklin quit IN hrs'
! round -
/ Second bout Eugene Ostren. Avonia A. g.
! beat Myles McHugh Pastime A. c. Referee
| stopped bout in third round.
| ThiId bout-H. Hettrick. Dominican Lyceun,
beat p stenson. Moningside a. c. stenfon
] n frSt