The New York herald., 1921-09-27
USES FLYING LEAPS
IN LANDING BLOWS
Garden Crowd Laughs at An
ties Of Frivclli i'm A. A. u. 3
Boxing Tourney. =

Preliminary bouts in the tournament
for amateurs held under the auspices
of the Metropolitan Association of the
A. A. ". in Madison Square Garden
last night provided a variety OF boxing
styles. much humor and some good
slugging matches. Aviation glides and
nose dips were introduced by Stephen
J. Trivelli. HIS flying leaps, which car
ried him the full length Of the ring In
his attempts to land blows on the face
OF r. .. Bowkett of the Elizabeth
Y. NJ. G A. in the fifth bout of the
10 pound. drew many laughs
Frank F. Garvin. recent graduate
of Paulist Athletic Clubs kindergarten
for boxers. won a piucky victory over
Daniel Lcrner, a sturdy unattached
boxer. With the face of child and
looking many years younger than his
opponent, Garvin nevertheless showed
that he possessed the lighting mans
spirit for he took some real hard
interest. His work so impressed the
judges that they agreed upon him as
There we're several knockouts, the
quickest being credited to James Din
neny. an unattached 110 pound boxer
who scored over John Richmond after
twelve seconds in the first round.
The best bout of tire nigst was wit
messed when Frank Singewad of st.
Bartholomew A. c. and Eddie Harvey
OF Emanuel House me. in the ITO pound
class. There was not an idle moment
while they were in the ring Both boxed
fairly well. The hitting qualities OF
each may be gauged from the fact that
Harvey had an upper front tooth
knocked out. while Singewald carried a
big black lump over DIE left eye. Singe-
waid showed many other marks of
punishment His appearance certainly
suggested hard usage. Despite his
damaged goods appearance, he kept step
with the pace throughout. At the end
OF three rounds the judges disagreed
The referee, Eddie Forbes. ordered
another round. Singewal did most Of
the leading and landing in the extra
period and the judges gave him the de-
cfsion.
ITO Pound Class--Nlcholas Dcmas. Greek
American A. c.. defeated Leo Bolinsky,
Ferris A. C.. three rounds Judges decision !:
Frank Lonibardo. Pastlrae A. Co.. forced
Charles Mct;regor. unattached, to quit after
Frank Calvin. Pauiist a. C., defeated Dan.
irl Iefntr. unattached. three rounds. Judges
decision: Harry shapiro. Clark House A. A.,
outclasscd Joseph Martcilo. unattached, ref
cree stopping the contest after I minute "a
seconds In the first round: Stephen j. Fri
vclli. unattached. defeated X. n. Bowkctt,
Elizabeth Y. NJ. G. A.. three rounds, Judges
decision: James Dinncny. unattached. was
declared the winner over John Richmond
unattached. by tho referee after twelve Sec
onds In tho first round Frankie Hooilhnn
81. Haphaers A. c.. defeated Sidney Max
we'll. Fourteenth Regiment. first round In
minutes ~ seconds. referees decision: H.
Tosti. Glencoe A. c., defeated Louis J
Tuorto unattached. two rounds. referees
decision.
Ninth Bout-Nat Pincus. Clark House A.
A., defeated jock Rafferty,. Pauiist A. O.,
three rounds. judges decisio:. Tenth bout
Frank Sinvewald, st. Dartholomew's A. c.,
defeated Eddie Harvey. Emanuel House A.
A., four rounds. judges decision. Eleventh
bout-A. T.. Bender. Union Settlement A. c.,
defeated A. l.. Aidaic. Lane Bays Club. three
rounds, Judges decision. Twelfth bout--sii
Terris. Rutgers Gymnasium, scored clean
cut knockout over Leo Lynch OF Norwich,
Conn. first round. minutes ~ seconds.
1fS Pound Class-fermen Leslie Yoepp,
unattached. defeated Harry Waidngcr, Uni
yersity Settlement. three rounds: referees
decision; Wiibcrt Cohan. st. Christopher
Club. defeated Fred Jones. unattached. ono
round, referees decision.
l2J Pound Ciaas--Joscph German, III at
tached, stopped Emanuel Thomas, unat-
tachcd. one round. referees decision; Edwin
Riley. 81. Christopher, defeated Leon spie-