Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-07
boxing HONORS co
. TO KRUG AND GOLD
LaureIs in ITO and ll8 Pound
Classes for Turner
Amateurs.
SHINE TOO MUCH FOR DODD

Philip Krug and Harry Gold, MEM
bers of the National Turn Verein or
this city, were recorded victors in
the final bouts of their respective
classes, 10 and lis pounds, in the
boxing tournament conducted under
the auspices of the Turner's, in Turn
Hall, last night.
Krug, who is a consistent winner
In amateur tournaments here, and
who holds the 10S-pound New Jersey
State title, was forced to go an extra
round before he was awarded the
decision by the referee, over John
Sisson of the Puritan A c., of this
city. At the end of the third round
limit the judges disagreed and at the
conclusion of the fourth round the
judges were in the same mood but
Referee kirschner decided upon Krug
as the winner. The Turner youth put
up a great battle, but only won by
forcing the milling throughout.
Harry Gold, of the Turner's, and II.
A. Davidson, of the Pennant A. c.,
New York, were the principals i'm the
dnal bout of the 11S-pound division.
Both boxers were of the smuggling type
and Gold won by getting in some
telling punches In the final round.
Davidson would have probably made
a better showing had he not boxed
three other bouts previous to meeting
Gold.
James Nugent, an unattached mitt
artist of New York, defeated Ray
Karczewski, of Jersey City, in the
final of the 120-pound class, on the
judges decision, which was rather
unpopular. The latter seemed to
have the shade of the better work
and deserved at least an extra round.
Both lads slugged throughout, with
the Jersey City youth having the bet
ter of it, but not in the judges
opinions.
The final of the 13S-pound division
brought together Dan Coughlan, of
New York, and John Jarechi, of Jer-
sey City, with the result victory for
the Mamhattanite, who forced the
bout all the way. Jarechi went to
the mat in the second round, but was
up in jiffy. Although he tried hard
to even matters, Coughlan's lead was
a bit too much to overcome.
William Shine, of the st. Peters
Club, of New Brunswick, was entitled
to the decision over Peter Dodd OF
the Puritans, of this city, in the
14S-pound class. Dodd did his best
work in the first round, but after that
Shine administered a. good lacing to
his opponent. 1t was an interesting
bout all the way. The summary:
11S-Pound Glass (fnaD-Harry Gold,
National Turner's, defeated H. A. David
son, Pennant A. c., New York; three
rounds.
11S-Pound Class (semi-iinal)-A. ]. Dav-
iidson; Pennant A.. C., defeated Arthur
Won Lang, National Turner's; two rounds.
Harry Gold, National Turner's defeated
Ray Clark, unattached. Belleyille; three
rounds, bout stopped by. referee.
Davidson, Pennant A, C., knocked out
round. Ray Clark, unattached, Belle
Vile, defeated Albert Thomas National
referee awarding bout to Clark.
12S-Pound Glass (dnai)-James Nugent,
unattached, New York defeated Ray
Karczewskt Bay Beach A. c., Jersey
2S-Pound Class neutrality-suspicious.
Nugent, unattached, New York, defeated
Henry F. Conrad, unattached, New York;
1SS- Pound Glass tinaD-Dan Coughlan,
st. Paul's Guild, New York, defeated
John Jarechi, Bay Beach A. c., Jersey
iss-Pound Class (prelimiaary)-John
Iarechi, Bay Beach A. c., Jersey City,
knocked out John Shannahan, st. Jamess
A. c., Newark; two rounds.
14S-Pound Class (inaD-William Shine,
Knights of st. Peter, New Brunswick,
defeated Peter Dodd, Puritan A. c.
three rounds.
14S-Pound Glass (semi- fnaD-Peter
Dodd Puritan A. c., defeated Eugene
Reichert, National Turn Verein; three
rounds.
10 Pound Glass (finaD-Phil Krug. Ma
tional Turner's, defeated John Sisson,
Puritan A. c., Newark; four rounds;
judges disagreed, referee awarding bout
to Krug.
110-Pound Glass (semi- fnaD-John Sis
son, Puritan A. c., defeated Thomas
Ccnley, National Turner's; three rounds.
Phil Krug. National Turner'S, defeated
Louis Rose, Seventh Ward Social Club;
three rounds.
11O-Pound Glass (prellminary)-John
Sisson, Puritan A. c., defeated Paul
Hook, National Turner's; three rounds.
Harry Fitzsimmons, unattached, Belle
vile. forfeited to Tom Conley, National
Turner's. Phil Krug, National Turner's,
defeated Abe Friedman, unattached;
three rounds.