New-York tribune., 1921-01-04


boxing championships 1T Madison
knocked out Jake Goldberg. Of the
ard - secc
Goldberg w&s sent 10 the floor twice
by Walkers terrific punches. tut though
outclssSed the loser Mas not lacking
N Sameness. On mis- second Zip t.
the canvass he turned bacA soNei-
sault. and despite mis- dazed condition
rushed into his opponent Tor mere pun
ishment.
Referee Eddie Forbes called hal.
when i was clear that Goldberg was q
beaten man. The latter protested as he
was led 70 his corner. hardly able to
navigate.
Ten knock-Ou Registered
There were in Al twenty bouts. ten
of which ended IN knockouts. Nltn a
i.st OF about thirty more contests '~-
.ors the titles in the various classes can
be awarded. the management announced
that The tournament would be con-
.naed untll tomorrow evering, FIT
teen bouts viii be decided tonight,
three Of them being firsls
Frank Adams. Of the Police Depart
ment, Wen an easy victory over George
Grundler, heavyweight champion OF the
Fire Department. Grundler was over
weight, but his advantage OF thirty
pounds was OF no value; In fact. it was
ire cause of his downfall. for at the end
Of the third round the smoke cater
was gasping for breath.
Adams was not particularly impress
s.ye He was fairly fast. but lacked
damaging punch and as q result the
brennan lasted the limit This was the
only final bout OF the night.
= g.
ing Albert Sylvester, OF the st. Chris
topher cub. furnished the real thrill
Of the tournament Mcclure, Z scien-
tiic boxer. detected the rugged negro
decsively, and BY his performance
served notice that he is 10 be consider cd
in the senli-tnals tonight
Mcclure stood the opening onsia ght
of the local man like veteran, an in
me second round calmly began to cut
the negro's face with stincing lefts. In
The last round The visitor exhibited q
neat lef. jab that played havoc with
the negro.
Aquanno Supplies Laugh
The Garden was far from crowded.
bat the rineside was thickly populated
By noisy fight fans, 4 large number
o. whom appeared 10 be engaged as
coaches for the boxers. There was 3
delay in starting, arl at Sis. when
the frs ~ the youta. III battlers en-
erred the ring, the massive structure
housed about 5000 fans.
The burlesque OF the ~ enjng was
supplied by an odd looking youngster
with an unusual name. Mix AQuanno
vas his cognomen, ard unfortunately y
tor Mix he drew Mike Layton, OF the
Ds,mar Club, IS IN opponent. Aquahno
apparently had had a falling out with
his barber and his antics kept the
crowd in an uproar for three minutes
and twenty five seconds, the duration
u his stay in the ring.
Layton, a. first hewiidered by the
l-razing rapidity.with which Mix en-
ciIcled him and evidently impressed
oy the ferocious attitude Of Mix, re-
NAMED at distance, but after few
ABS Mix was very tired boy.
Nix continued his ring racing &C
.vties n the second round-that is,
until Z right to the jaw had him top
ping 4 tne general direction Of tne
canvas. and Referee Smith huMane.y
stopped ,se slaughter.
Singer in Semi-Final
Willie Singer, OF the Ninety-secoad
Street Y H. NJ. A, reached the semi
anals in this division ar the expense
% john Dunleavy, Paulist boxer.
Singer did not show the stuff that
won FOR him the metropolitan title,
0ut class was MT need I'd 10 beat Dun
lsavy, and While probably was saving
MS strength for The finals.
The results:
ra5H'sg. Huason son Gusld' csfsatea John
a.ax.sy Rsd Ross sools le,,, clqb q' ssree ss.
Pzuli=t 4. c. defeated Al Aladia: Coiuia-
b., Volunteers. three rouncs. Judges a-
ois.on; Nike layton De!snar Cub. knocs
-ounc 4 Lovulio bunalo. knocked ous
Sosepn Agsat Westerr Cn-on Telegraph
.5ound c.sss1v'.liarn singer. Nlnetv-
fseont stree. 7. ". II. a, o. aa-ed john
Duai=avy. Ysu.!s, y c, g 'ounes
tss-rouad lass -,ck star. Broux.ia "a
A r. k-o1s.-J on. 6. Balsa no. unat' 'ach 4
n one 1oura EdDlurd Riey. St. Chris =
rher. d.sea,ed James slsttery. Bufalo,
.hre- -1lnds judges decision iee " do
S;-e-u~icn Houses knoched out Michate
Iit,.e. J1anam Association. IN ore -ound
John Ga gan. ozanaus Association No :
c-feat=1 lenry Lyons, Pauiis5 4 O.. IN
fAr=s re-ncs judges decision Harold :.
Eysr- stioiy C-oss I-ycevra. defeated Caar.e'
tsoDAco.re. BGNale, X Y. three rounda
rstsr-e.s asci-ou.
ls5-os nd cisss-Archie walaer Pas
:.r.- a. G.. knocked out jacob cold esrs
.smsa Poateau St Christopher. knocked
O.; E-Tard Leyenthaa. IN 80 ne ~.
fr-rc J mes =. t-ol4. = = fNr0} BOYS '---'
z-oet-d out sam Pr-ss. Rutxer- Gyn ii
ssoont -ounc. Eick Pcnnti paulisr 4 g.
.t'-ztac San Ko-er Educational Alliance
tAfes rounds. Judges decision, James Z
By Salem Crescen, 4. G. Knocked on'
F-zn1 tsrzro Brpuxdaie =. g. IN on'
-7prt Michael Fiore. unattached. hnoehee
william. allAcs. West Side y A
A.. 80 second round. Edward NcGulre
lHale. defeated Albert Sylvcs'"r. ~
ari7f,Vne-. tnree rounds. judge dc
t-sra
i'5-paaa' ciass-Harry 8 con. Ken
49, BDvs ClEo. Anocked out ~tanlel
JON. Bsne =. /. in second round
~. co1r1 cla~s~SV aiiac- kober' Pas
7se a r.. ie:eare; Hsar, Mos"l. Ozanaf
Asscciatlon. IL second round, ". SciSr.an
Fayfi = =. defeated r. FitzDaYt~. IA dl
=. 4 g. tn>ss rounds. Juc q decision
-C1uut csz~s-f5eorEe ! NDrIhy. SO
1z-snci ierr.s7y's cub. knocked our Frarci
Hoffman. una 4 ned. in 81 seconds.
iss Jve. .xht ria@s-F F'fsD~ Adams, Po
'.rs Department Ciuo. defeated GegrS
.sr9rcisr. Flss Devar s@eo'. three rDunds
t--s = c-cfe.5r
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