Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-10

Fight fans who were present last
night at the semi-final and final
bouts of the amateur boxing tourna-
ment at the National Turn Yerein,
Bruce street, saw the honors of the
night carried away by Essex county
boys in four of the five bouts. The
only visiting boxer TO go through
the bouts to success was Ollie Mack,
of the Union Settlement, New York,
who defeated Henry +. Conrad, Of
the National Turner's, in the final
bout in the 125-pound class. This
bout was the best on the card and
the result came as a surprise. Con-
rad has been a consistent winner in
local tournaments and the fans eX-
pected him to make the success of
the home talent a clean sweep.
But in Mack, Conrad met his mas
ter. Mack was very fast and his
speed bewildered Conrad. The New
Yorker rolled up the points through
effective use of a left jab and was
a winner practically all the way.
Benjamin Cohen, of the National
Turner's, and Al Mulvaney, of the
Glencoe Athletic Club, New York, the
finalists in the 195-pound class, put
up lively exhibition. The boys
fought every minute, but the local
boy was too clever for his opponent
The deciding bout in the 145-pound
class brought together Sam Weiser,
of the Orange Sporting Club, and
Franz Mcconnell, of the New West
Side Athletic Club, New York. Nc
Cornell stuck it out for the three
rounds, but was no match for the
Essex county boy.
Fritz Fuchetti and Albert Ferrin,
of the Sportius A. c., met in the
final in the 108-p pound class. Ferrin
seemed to have the better of the
opening round, but in the second lie
quit, claiming that his thumb was
sprained.
Harry Gold, of the National Turn
ers, had an easy time capturing the
honors in the final in the 115-pound
class from Fred Stein, of the Carlisle
Club of Hpboken. In the second
round, stein said his left arm was
sprained and he would not continue.
The judges then gave the bout to
Gold. The summaries:
10S-pound Class-Semi-fna
Fuchetti, Sportius A. c., defeated
Harry Rutkin, Essex A. c., three
rounds; Albert Ferrin, Sportius A. c.,
defeated Ralph Carbone, Sportius
A. c., three rounds. Final-Fuchetti
defeated Ferrin in the second round.
when the latter quit, claiming he had
a sprained right hand.
115-pUund Class-Semi- ffnals-Harry
Gold, National Turner'S, defeated John
Garry, Greek American A. C., New
York, FIVE rounds; Fred Stein, Car
Isle Club, Hoboken. defeated Antony
De Paul. Sportius A c.. four rounds.
Finai-Gold defeated Stein in two
rounds. Stein claimed he had a bad
arm, and the referee stopped the
bout.
125-pound Class-Semi-fina
T. Conrad, Dominican Lyceum, New
York, defeated Alfred A. Cox, I'M
attached, three rounds; Ollie Mack.
Union Settlement, New York, de-
feated Anthony T. Mario In four
POUNDS by knockout Final-Nack
defeated Conrad in three rounds.
145-pound Class-Final-Sam Weiser.
Orange Sporting Club, defeated Frank
Mcconnell New West Side A. c., New
York. three rounds.
135-pound Class - Semi-flnals - Al
Mulvaney, Glencoe A. c., New York,
defeated William Littelle. Long Island
A. c., Brooklyn, in one round, the
referee stopping the bout; Benjamin
Cohen, National Turner's, defeated
Dick Jorio, Greek-American A. c.,
New York, four rounds, by judges
decision. Final-Cohen defeated Null
Yaney in three rounds.