The New York herald., 1922-03-16
Gilday of Union Settlement
Stops Buckley in Extra
Round of Fast Bout.
BOTH FATIGUED AT END
Rosenblum Defeats Weissman
in Two Rounds-Sid Ter
ris a Victor.

crowd of admirers of the simon pure
glove wielders to the big amphitheater.
Many members of the fair sex were
among the spectators and they seemed
TO enjoy the exhibitions just as much,
as their escorts. All had come to see
the exhibitions just as much as their
escorts.
With clean cut knockout Sid Terris
or Rutgers Gymnasium. amateur lis
pound champion. won the title in his
class. The man he knocked senseless
was Frank Lottimer. ST. Jerome's Cath
olic Club. Terris did the trick after two
minutes and eighteen seconds in the sec
ond round
The clever little champion always had
the better Of the exchanges. Lottimer
was eager to mix II from start TO finish
but he lacked both skill and experience.
He seldom landed a really good blow.
His championship aspirations faded with
right to the jaw that laid him fiat and
unconscious on his back He was sleep
ing heavily when carried TO his corner.
Six thousand persons saw Terris, who
is one Of the cleverest boxers in the
amateur ranks, win his new ttular
honors
Charles McKenna Of st. Alphonsus
q
the 10 pound division was the victor in
his class. In the final bout he van
quished Frank ISoebele of the National
a. G. The decision was unpopular and
met with demonstra tions of strong dis
approval from the spectators. But they
We're not justified.
Mckenna did the better work and in
tne opinion of the writer the decision
was Just one. koebelc showed flashes
OF good work. particularly in the first
round but in the last he was outpointed
two or three times
In the first round he rocked Nc
Kennas head with short arm jolts on
the jaw. The effect was good II
carried the crowd TO koebees banner
but they overlooked entirely the fire.
duency with which the defeated man
ducked under McKennas lead in the
second and third rounds
The newly crowned kings or the other
classes, with the exception of Gordon
Munce who had tho unique distinction
OF winning the title in the heavyweight
division without contest never
reached such dazzling heights in their
boxing career before.
The trophy offered to the club whose
boxers won the greatest number Of
bouts in the tournament was awarded
to st. Jerome's Catholic Club.
The opening bout brought together
James Buckley Of the knights OF Co
lumbus OF Long Island City and Walter
IT, Gilday OF the Union Settlement A. G.
They put UP a bout that was full OF
action and replete with exchanges OF
hard wallops. According TO the judges
honors were easy at the end Of the third
round. at which period both showed many
marks of punishment and were so dis
tressed that they wobbleG An extra
round was ordered.
Both started In pcppery fashion in this
round and kept it up for a full minute.
Then Buckley slowed down. The pace
had been too fast for him. He blocked so
many of Gilday's leads with his nose
and jaw that he was rapidly approach
Ing 4 state Of complete collapse when
the referee interfcred and declared Gil
day the winner.
The fourth bout in the 1876 pound class
also was Of short duration. Herman
Roscnblum or the Union Settlement A.
c. and Robert weissman Of the Bronx
dale A. G. were the opposing contest
ants Rosenblum won in the second
round.
f2s POUND CLASS
FIRST EoUT-Walter Gndsy Union Settle
rnent A. a.. defeated James Buckley,
Knights OF Columbus, Of Long Island City
four rounds. the referee stopped the bout
after minutes in the fourth round.
SECOND BouT-I. Fauikensteiu, Ninety-sec.
ond Street y. NJ. H. A.. defeated Samuel
Winney. Union Settlement a. q; three
rounds; Judges decision.
THIRD BoUT-Thomas nc Yorca. Paullst
a. O., defeated John White. ST. Jerome's
Catholic Club; three rounds; judges deci-
FOURTH BouT-uerman RoscnbIum. Union
Settlement a. G., defeated Robert Weiss
man Bronxdaie A. C.. the referee stopped
the bout after minutes 20 seconds IN the
FINAL BOUT. Fauikensteln. Ninety-sec-
ss,, end Street M n u A. defeated Herman %
rounds; judges decision.
lis POUND CLASS
FIRST BoUT-sid Terris. Rutgers Gymua-
stun. defeated Edward Healy. Hudson
Guild three rounds judges decision.
SECOND B0UT-Harry Foy forfeited 70
Frank Lattimer. St. Jeromes Catholic
FINAL BoUT-sid Tcrris. Rutgers GYM
nssium. knocked out Frank Lottimcr. s..
Time. minutes ls seconds.
ii2 POUND CLASS.
FIRST BouT-Leroy Powell. ST Christopher
a. O.. defeated Joseph Msioni. Glencoe
-, 81, three rounds. judges decision.
c. defeated Harry Gotzei. Union Settle
mcnt a. G.. four rounds. Judges decision.
10 POUND CLASS.
FIRST BOUT-chares McKenna, ST. Alphon-
Nus Club. knocked ont Ben Butler. Trinity
Club, In the second round. Time, " sec
SECOND BorT - Frank Koebole. National
a. c., defeated Albert Johnson, Knighta OF
Columbus Of Long Island City, three
ro"nds, iudges' decision.
TN ". BouT-Charles M.Konna, 81 Al
ri nsus Club, defeated Frank kocthele
National a. C. three rounds; Judges do
cision.
~ POUND CLASS.
FIRST BouT-John y. McAlier, Paullst A.
c. defeated John Manzl, ST. Jerome's Cath
olic Club: referee stopped bout in second
round.
SECOND BoUT-A. Lake. parkvew a. G.
defeated a. Wall OzanRm a. Al referee
stopped bout IN first round
FINAL BOUT-Afdrew Lake, parSviow
scored technical knockout victory over
John J. McAleir. Peulist a. o., after
minute 45 seconds IN the second round
1876 POUND CLASS.
FIRST BoUT-Albert Polio. Trinity Club.
defeated ~ Penuu Paulist A. G., three
rounds. judges decision.
SECOND BoUT-Iack Rosenberg. Bronxdaie
= G., defeated Joseph a. Garvey. ora
FINAL BoUT-~Jack Rosenberg, Brouxdale
A. O.. defeated Albert Polio. Trinty Club
four rounds; Judges decision.
i2e POUND CLASS
FINAL BoUT-Leroy Powell. st. Christie.
phers club, defeated y. Juagllorelli, Pas.
time "A. c., three rounds; judges decision.
1eo POUND CLASS.
FINAL PoUT-Bunny Fceney. 81. jerome =
Catholic Club. defeated Charles, Smith
fenox lilu settlement, three rohnaS