New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
AMATEURS IN FAST BOUT
Several Knockouts Scored at
Irish American Club.

Boxing bouts and wrestling contests IN
! the preliminary round OF the amateur
tournament entertained large crowd OF
spectators at the Irish-American Atnieoc
Club last night There was not dull mo-
ment in the entire programme seVersl
knockouts being counted.
The crowd was treated 70 the fastest
bout OF the night, while IT lasted "neh
Eddie Culthe, Of the St BartAolome"
Athletic Club, and Irving sulzer. OF ths
jefferson Baseball Club, met in the ~
pound class for boxers. Culthe won BY
clean knockout in two rounds. The victory
came only after a terrific struggle. Sulzer
boxed like Knockout" Brown. with his
right foot and right hand extended. he
fought hard tearing in a all times. He had
Culthe weary from a left to the BODY, but
the latter solved his style and soon held
the upper hand He learned 70 beat tns
left swings with a right uppercut: ani
Suffers head was kept swapping Dach anu
forth. In the second round CuItne s, wen. ~, -
and after beating his man from plllar ~
post, laid him low with right hano nO0A
on the jaw.
The summaries follow:
Boxing dO7 pound class. first bout /, kshn'
Ptnnant A. C., defeated Harry Brooss aneI-
American a. c., in two rounds. Second bout. A.,
! Goodman. Clarke House. defeated James Fin5.
! IN three rounds. on points. Third bout na,
/ Culthe, 81. Bartholomew \. c, knocAeu - -
Irving Sulzer, Jefferson Baseball C'S'' ~ ~
/ ROUNDS. ,n q
Boxing ui4-pount class; hrst bolo-Tr'
Nitalle ST. Bartholomew \. G, delta5led I'D,
Luedke, unattached. in one round: LneINs ~ ~
| Second bout-A. J. Coakley defeated u. ouFNe'
unattached. in three rounds, on points. .,.,,,-s
Wrestling Q2O-pound class; nTst pou' 'ktuI-
| Lidowitz, Educational Alliance, threw A. Mu',
linger Boys club. with flying mare g nold T,,n ~
minutes. Second bout-H. Genge, NailonAI u11
| Vorain ,breu- " Stroback Elizabeth Y. NJ. =,
| A. with a half-nelson and crotch hol1 1n,,o IN
minutes 10 seconds Third bout kussssS, sl1s,css
Grace A. c., threw n. Pappas. Greek-Atinte a.
! A. c. with a half-nelson and crotch hold III
! minutes and % seconds - us,-
Boxing Q14-pound class).J; Weineerser mat
! lem Y NJ. G. A, defeatedsB. Grasmdh u'~
tached, IA three rounds. on points. ,.,,,
Pantazzi, Greek-American A G.. beat y; hVs SoS
| In / minute 10 seconds Second bout-M Nsa
son. Harlem Y. NJ c. A, defeated 9: IolS BLS"ii, n
National A. c., with crotch and par ho'1 -
minutes seconds. ,.-.o,
wrestling u4O-pound classic. swenson,
swedish-American A. G., threw NJ stqcnS' SSin0 boa
in 5 minutes 5s seconds. Fourth bout-C. Ca CaII-
son. sh-American A. c. threw n An9stkk Gn.k
son. Norwegian Turn Society with body ,ss, ,O.g
IN & minutes 81 seconds. Bout declared drsT
after six minutes work, and referee oroe.oe
another period of three minutes; Fourth BOUT
stuchlo National Turn Nerein, with body nor
In minutes seconds Fifth bout Pe'etssS,. 60
Harlem Y'M c. A, threw h lmschleT' Ger.
American A. C.. with half-nelson' IN 70
seconds. - -, ,.L L.,,,A n
AFnmemnou Greek-Amertean A.. G., threw !.
Fleischer with an arm and body hold IN 20 sec
onds. Seventh bout. Nelson. Norwegian-
American A. c., threw @; strassena Cree Cree
American A. c., with a neck hold IN minutes
II Roxins d22-pound class; first bout)-J. Pues-
so1 defeated j. Davidson in four rounds, on
sesyi,s Judges disagreed at the end Of three
Pounds. and referee ordered an extra round