Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-06

Like Christy Mathewson and
Frank Kramer, Dan Hutehins, of
Hollywood Inn, YonlSers, n. Y,
proved last night to the fans who
were present at the amateur boxing
tournament at the National Turn
Verein, Bruce street. that age is no
real drawback to a boxer. Hutchins,
who is forty-two years old, fought
his way through the preliminary and
emi-flnal bouts to the final, and
then in the deciding clash stopped
Eugene Reichert, of the National
Turn Nerein, in the second round.
Hutchins used left jab with con-
siderable effect, and knocked out
Relchert with a right-hand smash
on the jaw. Hutchins is one of the
veterans among the amateur boxers
Of the metropolitan district and has
been in the ring for twenty-six
years. He was in perfect condition
last night, and. despite the fact that
the lighting was of the rapid-fire va
riety every step of the way, he came
out of the fray unmarked.
New York boxers had it practically
all their own way in the final bouts.
All of the deciding bouts were won
by the entrants from the Empire
State, except in the 118-pound class,
when James Hogan, of Paterson, de-
feated Gus Mass, of the GlencoVe
A. c., New York. This bout was one
OF the liveliest affairs of the night.
Hogan dropped Mass in the first
round. but Mass came back and, al
though beaten. he made a very cred
liable showing.
Abe Friedman, of the Educational
Alliance, New York, and Victor Pos
picil. unattached, of New York, were
the finalists in the 110-pound class,
and Friedman received the decision
after three lively rounds. Benjamin
APPEL, another Educational Alliance
entrant, won the final in the 12S
pound class from Samuel Goldstein,
of the Pastime A. c., New York.
Apfeps victory was due to his fine
work in the final round of the bout.
Two champions of the metropoli-
tan district came together in the
final in the 13S-pound class. John
Tiplitz, of the Educational Alliance,
the 145-pound champion, met Harry
o. Rex, Hollywood Inn. Yonkers, the
135-pound title-holder, and in a fine
bout Tiplitz was the winner.
The winners of the third prizes in
the five classes were: Harry Rut-
kin. Sportius A. c., Newark. ITO
pounds; Harry Gold, National Turn
Verein, lis pounds; Harry Conrad,
unattached, New York, 12S pounds;
w. j. Friary, Newark 1873 pounds;
Elmer Linkels, National Turn Yer
Elm, 1iS pounds. The summaries:
Friedman, Educational Alliance, New
York, defeated Harry Rntkin, Sportlus
A. c., Newark, two rounds. Victor Pospicil
tuunttached), of New York, stopped Joe
Calciamo, Junior Athletic Union, OF New
ark, two rounds
lis Pound Glass Ground Before Semi
ilnals) Thomas Tuoby tunattached), Pat
erson, defeated Albert Thomas, National
Turn Verein, In three rounds. James
logan, Paterson, knocked out Eugene
Boyle, sullivan House, N. y, in two
rounds. Gus Mass, Glencove, A. c., New
York, defeated John Garry, Greek Ameri-
can A. c., New York, In four rounds.
(Semi- finals -James Hogan (unattach q
ed, OF Paterson, defeated Harry Gold,
National Turn Verein, in three rounds.
Gus Mass Glencove A. C., New York, de-
feated Thomas Tuohey (unattached), of
Paterson, In four rounds, referees deci-
sion.
us Pound Glass Ground before semi
finalsl-Henry Il. Conrad (unattached)
New York, stopped Joseph Mollahan (un-
attached, Newark, in one round. sam
feated Lewis Urban National Turn
Verein. in three rounds. Benjamin APPEL,
Educational Alliance, New York, defeated
William Barrett (unattached). Newark
(Semi finaD-Ben jamin APPEL, Bduea-
tional Alliance, New York, defeated Henry
+. Conrad unattached, New York, in
three rounds, referees decision. Samuel
Goldstein, Pastime A. c., New York, dc
feated John Medve, Hollywood Inn
Nonkers. in three rounds
1873 Pound Glass (Semi- flnals) John
| Tiplitz, Educational Alliance, of New
| York, stopped William J, Friary, New
| ark, in one round Harry o. Rex, Holly
wood Inn, Yonkers, defeated Gordon
Milne (unattached), OF Ridgewood, IN
| three rounds.
las Pound Glass (Semi finals -Eugen,
Reichert, National Turn Verein, defeated
| Nat Fink (unattached), New York, II
| two rounds. Daniel Hutchins. Hollywood
Inn, Yonkers, stopped Elmer Linkels
| National Turn Ncrein. In one round.
110-pound Class (FinaD-Abe Fried
man. Educational Alliance, New York
defeated Victor Pospicil (unattached), OF
New York. in three rounds.
11S- Pound Glass (Final)-James Ho
gan (unattached), of Paterson, defeated
Gus Mass. Glencove A. c., New York
in three rounds.
12S-Pound Class (FinaD Benjamin
APPEL, Educational Alliance of New York
defeated Samuel Goldstein, Pastime A
c., New York, in three rounds.
| 13S- Pound Glass (FinaD John Tiplitz
Educational Alliance of New York, de
feated Harry o. Rex, Hollywood Inn
Yonkers, in three rounds.
1lS- Pound Glass (FinaD-Daniel Hutch
Eugene Reichert National Turn Verein
In two rounds.