New-York tribune., 1922-03-16


This seventeen-year-o youth, whoc
IS endowed with a mighty punch in
either hand, and in addition is one Of
the cleverest bantamweigh developed
IN recent years, was a revelation to
those who had never seen him in ac-
ton. He advanced to the final by
trouncing Ed Healy, Of the Hudson
Guild, and finished the evening by
knocking out Frank Lottimer, of St.
Jerome c. c., both Of whom were
worthy contenders
Lottimer gave Terrs hard battle
for one round and fell finally before
tho perfectly timed and cleverly exc
cuted punches Of Terris Lottmer
started out like a whilrwind. but when
he stopped a few with his face he was
content 10 play safe. After that he
wa at the mercy of the champion
Bunny Feency, the st. Heroine bear
cat, caught tartar in Charlie Smith,
former sailor, who sported the silks
Of the Lenox Hill settlement This was
the first and only bout of the evening
in the 160pound class. Feeney packs
a powerful punch, and while he hit
Smith with blows powerful enough to
knock out heavyweight, Smith in
sisted on sharing the spotlight
Bunny had Smith almost out in the
first, but famed his opponent back to
life with wild swings, and Smith came
out strong in the second. He was a
badly battered fighter at the end of
this session, but fought back hard
against hopeless odds. Feeny carried
the third by wide margin, showering
blows upon Smith, who was Justify
cheered when he left the ring Bunny
very properly got the verdict and the
championship.
Only the poor work Of the judges
saved Charlie McKenna, of the st. AL
phonsus Club, in the final of the 175-
pound class, for Frank Koebele, of the
National A. c., clearly outpointed Nc
Kenna, who holds the state title. When
the decision in favor Of McKenna was
announced the crowd was in an up
roar. The demonstration lasted about
five minutes, delaying the next bout.
The st. Jerome Catholic Club won
the trophy offered to the club scoring
the greatest number of points.
The summaries:
sEMI-FINALs
n1l2-pouod class s. Leroy, Powell; St.
Glencoe a. C.. three rounds. judges deci-
sion; n. Quagliorelli,, Pastime A. G.. de-
feated Harry Getzei. Union Settlement
A. G. four rounds judges decision:
Ciylnnasiurn. defeated Ed Healy, Hudson
Guild three rounds, judges decision.
12s pound class-I Faulkenstein. Ninety
/ second Street y. NJ. II. A, knocked out
! first round; fIeiman Rosenbluln Union
Settlement A. c, knocked out Tom De
Yorca. Psulist A. c.. second round
.195-pound class-Albert Polio. Trinity
! club. defeated n Penuti, Pa1ist a. c.
! three rounds Judges decision; Jack Rosen-
! berg. Bronxdale y. c., defeated Joe Garvey.
OYanuin a. A. three rounds Judges de-
1i7-poud class-J. J. McAleir, Paulist
4. C.. knocked out John Manzi, st. Jerome
c. c., second round Andrew Lake. Park
Hudson Guild, first round
1854 pound class - Frank Koebele, Ma
sional a. G, defeated Al Johnson, Long
sdm l1hnd e Chares al csnna NIKE St Aphonags
! Club, knocked out Ben Butler, Trinity
/ club second round.
FINALS
112-pound class-Leroy Powell, ST; Chris
toplier Club, defeated N. Quagliorelli, Pas
time A. G., judges decision, 11:-..a p,.u
Gym, knocked out Frank Lottimer. St
jerome c. C.. second round
2s-pound class--1 Faukcnstein, Ninety
second street Y. NJ. II. ~, defeated Her
rounds. judges decision.
1S5-pound class-~Jack Rosenburg, Bronx
dale A. C., defeated Albert Polio. Trinity
/ club three rounds judges decision.
pound class-Andrew Lake, Park
Wow A. C, knocked out ]. j. McAleir,
Pauiist A. c., second round
Jerome c. C, defeated Charles Smith