The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-12
KID SULLIVAN STOPS
SEIGER IN THIRD
Right to Chin Brings East
Slider to the Mat-Lee
Whips Sammy Nable.
BY CHARLES r. MATHIsoN.

Kid Sullivan Of Brooklyn, a 13l pound
boy. got into the spotlight at the New
York Velodrome last night when nc
knocked out Sammy Seiger. a popular
East Side lightweight. in minutes Al
seconds of the third round. Sullivan
staggered Seiger with a heavy left hook
to the chin and the Brooklyn boxer fol-
lowed up his advantage by shooting
rights and lefts to the face and body,
Seiger backing away under the onslaught
and attempting to clinch In order -
avoid the bombardment.
Sullivan pushed his nearly helpless op-
ponent away and measuring the distance
shot a hard right to chin which sent
Seiger flat on his back. He did not even
raise his head at the count OF ten and
was limp and wabbly as he was led to
his corner.
Up to the time of the knockdown
Seiger had been holding his own and
was giving Sullivan good fight.
Seiger landed left hook on Sullivan's
chin in the early part Of the second
round and Sullivan hit the floor. The
Brooklyn boy. however. rose without
with all possible vigor.
Sullivan, who Furnishes hard with
either hand, made long range fight Of
it. while Seiger attempted to keep in
close and punish the body Sullivan's
tactics prevailed and he had Seiger at
his mercy in the third round. The shat
tering of two East Side idols was a
shock to the admirers Of Seiger and
Nable.
The bout as a whole was rather in
teresting to the goody crowd in at
tendance. The surprising feature Of the
night was that the judges made only
one poor decision during the evening.
NabIe Receives LacinE.
Sammy Nable. an East Side ban
tam with championship aspirations, re-
ceived setback from Danny Lee, a
Harlem lad in the same class.
Lee gave Nable a thorough and con-
vincing drubbing in a twelve round con-
test Lee won decisively in spite Of the
persisting and effective clinching by
Nable throughout the bout Danny cut
Nable's eye in the fourth round. The
contest was rather slow up to the eighth
owing to the hugging by Nable.
Nable hit Lee. with left handler in
the eighth round and sent him against
the ropes. but the Harlemite rallied and
pounded Nable all around the ring. "
to the gong. Lee took decided lead r
the tenth and eleventh rounds. Nabl'
was tired when he came out for thu
twelfth round and did nothing but clinci
for the entire session.
Lee pounded his man on the jaw a
every opportunity and only for the con.
slant clinching by Nabe the East Slider
WpllfI haya heen Gtcrnraed
Terriss whips Gugliemini.
Sid Terriss and Louis Gugliemini. each
Of whom formerly held the bantam anna
.eur chr mpionship. engag ed In spirited
professional four round bout. Terriss
outclassed his opponent and won each
round. He got the decision In walk.
Terriss weighed l24h pounds. which
indicates he Is featherweight while
Gugliemini scaled 1904
Billy Hamilton OF the West Side and
Jim Montgomery OF Ireland and New
York pummeled each other for siS
lively rounds and the judges called II a
draw. Montgomery did the more effec-
tive work. landing heavy blows TO body
and jaw and appeared 70 be entitled "a
the verdict. Hamilton weighed 1924
pounds and Montgomery 1864 pounds.
A bout scheduled for six rounds be-
tween Phil Rosenberg Of Harlem and
Murray Layton of New York ended
abruptly in the, second round. wher
Rosenberg struck Layton a heavy LEFT
| handler in the stomach That crumplec
him up on the floor. The referee de
clared Il was a foul blow and the de
\ cision went TO Layton.
| Layton had to be carried out Of tn,
ring and 70 his dressing room. The tim,
was So seconds. The boys are flyweights
each scaling l16h pounds