The New York herald., 1922-12-22
JERSEY CITY BOXERS
WIN AMATEUR BOUTS
ROthwcll and Gutowski Share
Honors in Crescent A. C.
Tournament.

Two Jersey City lads shared the lime-
light in the A. A. u. intercity boxing
tournament OF the Crescent Athletic
Club, staged before capacity crowd of
clubmen in the Half Moon gymnasium
last night. Benny Rothwel, Jersey
resident. representing the Pastime A. c.
of New York. holder of the New Jersey
State featherweight crown. knocked out
Paul Gulotta of the National A. c. OF
Brooklyn in the first round OF the l26
pound class final bout. while In three
slam bang rounds Leon Gutowski a
Polish youth of the Bay Beach A. c.
Of Jersey City, handed lacing to the
spectacular Jack Carter in the l47
pound class final
The card of bouts, introducing sew
eral of the recently crowned New York
State champions. and also representa-
tves of Philadelphia and Boston. was
one OF the greatest held BY the big
Brooklyn club
Gutowski had jaw like steel The
ebony hued Carter, showing boxing abi-
ity that he was not known TO possess,
hit the Skeeter youth with all OF his
choicest blows. He hammered away. at
Gutowskrs foce but nary an impress
sion did he make.
Gutowslsi and Carter walloped each
other for the three sessions, and once
IL. each round the negro boy sank to the
canvas. But he arose and returned to
the same style of fighting after each
knockdown. Gutowski cropped Carter
in minutes As seconds of the first
round with right hand punch that
travelled six inches. Another blow or
the same character curled Carter up for
another count OF eight.
In the last round Gutowski sent Car
ter through the ropes for count of five'
but Carter was sluggng with the Jer=
seyite at the bell.
Ciutowski reached the fina by dispos-
ing OF the Philadelphia representative.
Ed Coyle, In 81 seconds. a clean knock
out. while Carter advanced by three
round knockout over Pat Austin of
Boston.
Harry Getzel of the Union Settlement
A. c.. competing for the first time since
winning the New York State title. was
defeated in the l1o pound class of the
II, Sercity contests Getzel drew samuel
Krinsky of the Educational Alliance
another local lad, for his opponsnt and
at the end OF three furious rounds the
judges decided again the champion.
Krinsky was clearly entitled to the
verdict. as he outpoiMted the titleholder
by a wide margin In the first and final
rounds. The Educational Alliance rep
resentative also landed the harder
blows The summaries:
ii2 POUND CLAss-INTERCTTY
Samuel Krinsky, Educational Alliance, New
York, defeated Harry Gctzei. Union Settle
ment A. c.. New York. three rounds.
judges decision.
Leon Barry, Boston, defeated Albert Leibo-
witz. unattached. New York. three rounds.
Judges decision.
FINAL BOUT-Leon Barry. Boston, defeated
XnE
Judges decision.
1os POUND CLAss-INTERCITY.
Paul Gulotta, National A. c.. Brooklyn. de-
feated Chester oakes, Boston, three rounds,
judges decision.
Knocked out Irving Bader. Philadelphia.
FINAL BOUr-Ben Rothweil. Pastime A. c..
knocked out Paul Gulotta, National A. c.,
2:43 of first round.
147 POUND CLAss-INTERCITY.
Jack Carter, unattached. New York. de-
feated Patrick Austin. Boston. thfe, rounds.
Leon Gutowski, Bay Beach A. o.. New Jer-
sey knocked out Edward Coyle. Phiiadei-
phia, one round.
FINAL BOuT-Ieon Gutowsh, Jersey City
defeated Jack Carter New York, three
rounds. Judges decision
iie POUND CLASs-METROPOLIT
Nat Savitsky. Brooklyn A. A.. kNocked out
David Kelstein. unattached swo rounds.
William Moskowitz. Clark House A. A.,
three rounds Stopped by referee.
FINAL BOUT-Allen Miller, Rutgers Gym
nasium, defeated Nat Savitsky, Brooklyn
A. A.. three rounds. Judges decision.
f1s POUND CLAss-METRoPOLIrA
Paul Kobin, Montauk A. c.. knocked out
John Palmn, unattached. two rounds.
james Donnalli. st. Sebastian A. C., knocked
out Peter Pucci. unattached, one round.
Stopped by referee.
FINAL BouT-Paul Kobin. Montauk A. c..
defeated Jim Donalli. st. Sebastian A. c.,
three rounds. judges decision.
1873 POUND CLAsS-METROPOLITA
Murray Cohn. Spragues Gymnasium. de-
feated Peter Kazlankas, Y. NJ. 9. A., three
rounds Stopped by referee.
Gus Sanquist Swedish American A. c.,
knocked out Albert Targonsii, Y. NJ. &, A.,
one round.
FINAL lBoUT-Gus sandqulst. Swedish
American A. c.. defeated Murphy Cohn.
Sprague's Gymnasium. three rounds. judges
decision.
15s POUND CLASS-METROPOLlTA
Final bout-Walter Covert, pastime A. c..
defeated Edward Miller. Wynn's Gym
nasium. three rounds judges decision.
HEAVYWEIGHT SPECIAL BOUT.
Ben Butler. Trinity a. c., defeated Mike
Arrasate vasco, American a. c., three
rounda Stunned nv referee