Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-06
RECORD ENTRY FOR
TURNER'S TOURNEY
Puritan A. c. Has Ten Menu
bers Entered in the Va
riOus Classes.
COMPETITION TO BE KEEN

A record number of entries have
been received for the amateur boxing
tournament that the National Turn
Verein viii conduct at their hall to-
morrow and Monday evenings. No
less than seventy Simon pures' will
compete in the FIVE classes that are to
be contested. OF this number forty
seven entries are from Newark mitt
artists. while three are from Irving
ton, two from Nutley and one each
from Orange, Paterson and Harrison.
Sixteen clubs from Newark are rep
resented. while six clubs have sent
in entries from New York. A very
classy lot of boxers are entered,
among them being Joseph Burns, the
clever local 120-pound boy, and Frank
Gaffney. the hard-hitting l10-pound
boy. both of the Puritan A. C. and
uary.
James Hogan, the lone entry from
Paterson, is another of the stars who
are entered. and he will bear watch
ing. He is there with the wallop and
has the sleep producer.
Of the local clubs. the Puritan A.
c. is making the strongest bid for
the honors, as they have no less
than ten men entered. Manager
Harry McGreevy claims that he has
a fine set of amateurs, and he is GER
tain that they will take several of
the handsome watches that are being
offered as prizes.
The complete list of entries follows:
H.,
Mickey belmont, Sartie Nufrio, Sal.
Maino, Hayes A. c., Newark; George
Gaffney, John Sissons. Puritan A. c.,
Newark; Raymond Tuers, Grace
Brotherhood, Newark; Albert
Thomas, Philip Krug. Adolph Car
lone, National Turn Nerein, Newark:
John McDuff. Roneitch A. c., New
ark; John Repasky. John Mcdonald,
Harry Fitzsimmons. Antler Field
Club. Newark; George Scott, Newton
A. c., Newark; Willie Glueksman,
Essex A. c., Newark, Louis Rose,
Second Ward Club. Newark Nick
Baldwin, Edward d. Weiss, un-
attached, Newark; Roy Hanft. Eve
ming stars, Irvington; Leo McCul
unattached, Harrison; William Kan,
unattached, Nutley; Battling Kat
sudas. Mike Stomules, Greek-Amer-
lean A. c., New York city; Sam.
Mosberg, Fred Jacobs. Pennant A c.,
New York city.
With this large entry. the fight fans
are certain to get plenty of action,
and with the keen rivalry among the
clubs, especially the local clubs, it is
certain that there will be something
doing.
f20- pound Class-John Garry. Greek
American A. c., New York city;
orrff aesf A
New York city; Val Allen, unattached,
New York city; Frank ]. Murray,
Mercury A. C., Orange; James Hogan,
Lafayette A. c., Paterson; William
f. Husenitza. National Turn Verein,
Newark Joseph Burns, Puritan A. c.,
Newark Edward Bloom, Joseph
Jeanette, Felix Hyman, Middlesex
P. c., Newark; Rocco Longo. Sommer
A. c., Newark; Frank Schildknecht,
swiss Turn Verein, Newark.
130- pound Class-Henry F. Conrad.
unattached, New York city: Teddy
Foley, West Harlem a. C., New York
civ; william Butler. Allie Mccain,
William Wagner, Harry Gammell
Gerald Kelly. Puritan A. c. Newark;
Archie Dillon, Antler Field Club,
Newark; Eugene Vetter Whiriwind
A. A., Newark; Roy Carbone, Hayes
A, c., Newark; John Moore, Domestie'
A. c., Newark; Edward Meyer. Eli
mora. A. c.. Newark; Eddie Vaughn,
Charles and George Hessler, James
P Reilly, unattached, Newark.
140-pound Class-Edward Nugent,
Xavier Club, New York city; Louis
Haggis, Creek American A. c., New
York city: Henry Wiener. Pennant A.
c., New York city; Fred p Murtha,
ST. Bartholomew A. c., New York
city; George ]. Hubbard. unattached,
Harrison; Gus Spering, Evening
Stars, Irvington; Edward George,
Puritan A. c.. Newark; Joseph
Never, Elmora A. c.. Newark; Louis
Raymond, unattached. Newark.
150-pound Glass = Augie Rather,
Young. Mems Hebrew Association,
New York city; James A. McCaulley,
Irving Rosenberg. Pennant A. c.,
New York city: Daniel Shanahan, Pa
cific A. c., Newark; Joseph Leo Reidy,
Swiss-American Turn Verein, New
ark; Joseph l.. Rees, Arthur f. Con-
nor. National Turn yerein, Newark,
Frank Garrity, Puritan A. c., New
ark; William Melton. Evening stars.
Irvington.