Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-22
CHINESE BOXER
STAR OF FISTIC
SHOW AT PENN
D. J. Lew, Lightweight,
Wins From G.. A. Rail- in
the First Round

The first annual wrestling and boxing
championships of the University Of Penn
sylvanla were held in weightman Hall
last night. A large delegation OF
students and men and women guests
witnessed these initial contests, and
taking into consideration that II was the
first time such an affair has been ar
ranged, the bouts were all well contested
and give promise of having even better
contests In the future.
The winners in the boxing contests
were ]. Lieberman in the 125-pound class,
]. Lew in the i35-pound class. Van Raalte
IN the l45-pound class, Bourne in the i5s-
pound class and Hawkins In the un-
limited class. j. Lew, the Chinese boxer
at the Red and Blue institution, was the
star Of the boxing contests.
The results of the wrestling champion
ships were Cozzolino in the 1i5-pound
class Saunders In the 125-pound class,
Keiser In the i35-pound class, Milllgan In
the 145-pound class, Malakls in the 1bS-
pound class and Titzel In the heavy
weight class Captain Milligan and Bar
clay put up the fastest bout Of the eve
ming, the Red and Blue captain throw
ing his opponent in the fast time of
minutes 10 seconds.
Llcbcrman was the best contender for
the l25-pound boxing title, lighting six
rounds with Scaulon and Smith. He won
Il decision over Scanlon in the first bout
and defeated Smith in the final. In the
l35-pound class j. Lew won on n knock
out over G. A. Raell In IS seconds. This
was the fastest bout of the evening. In
the i45-pound class Van Raalte won on a
decision over ]. HarEreaves, and in the
final bout defeated Foulke in three rounds
on decision.
In the 15s-pound class Howard Berry
was outpointed by Bourne, the Univer-
sity's boy wonder, who Is only 16 years
of age. In the bout for the heavyweight
title Hawkins defeated Harry Ross In
three rounds on decision. The wrestling
bouts were all closely contested, and sew
| eral men were compelled to wrestle three
| times to decide tile winner. Delpratt, the
| strong man of the freshman class, was
| thrown i'm 2 minutes and 40 seconds by
| Titzel with bar and chancery hold.
The summaries for the boxing and
wrestling championships are as follows;
l25-pound clnss-J, Leborman defeated Scan
in the dnai bout '''''''''
l35-gound class-J. Lew won on Knockout
i45-pound oass-van Raalto won decision
| over J. Hnrgreaves. Van Raalte won In the
Jenkins on t' Enodk,ogt In the third ron round 'Sf Of
| the preliminary round.
15s-pound class-Bourne won over Berry on
| Unlimited class-Hawbins won on n decision
| over Ross In tho final bout. Hawkins won In
| the preliminary over Dureyea on the referee q
| decision.
WRESTLING.
| 1l5-pound Class-Co2Zolino won over Shsr-
| man on n decision after minutes.
| i2j-pound class-Saunders won on a decision
| over Oxen in two extra periods.
| l35-pound class kCiser won over Cassel on
| a decision In minutes.
| li5-pOund class-Mngan won fall. bar
| and chancery hold. in minutes seconds,
/ l5s-pound class-MalalIls won a decision after
two extra periods over Levin.
l15-pound class Statlcr and Miller gave ar
| exhibition bout. No decision.
| Heavyweight class-Titzel won on fall
bar and chancery hold, in minutes 45 sec
! Oudg.
The officials for the boxing contests wert
| William Recap, referee. and Jack o. Bren RnC
| Harry Phillips Judgea The referee OF tn,
| wrestling bouts was Herman Wolff. former
| amateur lightweight wrestling champion