Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-22
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AMATEUR TOURNEY
Twenty-Five Boxers Survive for
PhiIa. Championships After
Sizzling Ring Competition
COLLEGE ENTRIES WIN
Ny LOUIS II. JAFflj

SnME Snapry and slash.ns scraps re-
~ suited last night in the prelmiraric.
oi Che Philadelphia championships
! in w...ch amateur boxing titles in seven
! different ciasp"s viii be decided a. .ns
oly :pa \. y, tomorrow night urdc.
the auspices oI the Quaker City Ath-
letic Association, governed By the n.
y. I. rulea. a FAIR sized crowd wit.
ressd last nisht'a matches. Including
college men and high school boys, whc
displayed great enthusiasm in roofing
for winners and losers alike.
Twsnty.five bouts were put on, sre
entesn OF which ended In kuocxouts,
were stopped by the referee or tsr,ni.
mated when a second tossed q tuwc'
! into the r;rG. The Judges disagreed il
bat one bout, ard that contest. whic,
! "e:t III eatra round. was cre q tAe
/ Most interesting glovcfests seen II
! Philadelphia for soine time.
,an, rounds Andy STANLEY, Of South
sion against James O'Donnell, Of Villa.
nova College. These youngsters, 1lS.
Founders. fought nip and tuck, first orc
and then the other taking the lead,
without = single knesckdown, and they
! had the crowd up on its fee. from bel
| to hell.
George Burns Wis
! Gaorso B.rna vas the iirs. V;i.a:
| norG lad 70 Gua,!f! for the seIn,-:i,al'
! .or.o:ruw, Knocking out johnny Car.
! IN. q KavcHia. in the first rrun'
! ','lh a terrific right 70 the chin. Ba!n,
| In Ga, ,,.; -. h.. yA,., - /,
cllss. although Johnny Masters"n. o;
tho !"a1e. C!.r 4. A., 9: IRVING
Bal.r, If tie North Branch Y. NJ. G.
A.. cannot /. co.nt,H out by loTt
shot. Each Of this pair scored ore rouc.
L.ochu-ts.
Kay"uI. rs,ho.ic Club >hai .no 9
its -ntvies qualify for cup competition
Zoe Ncyn".ts won In the 11s.roun!
class, ,iet.a ting j.. Cantor, and VILE
Nnrkins, 147, knocked OFT Jclany
BY-as, Of Kefs!ngson. in tn" SECOND
Four youngsters wearing colors :"
she Quaker CITY 4. A. survived ;h'
yre!::ls. ChicA W.asy and Harry nfim'
bel each scoring one round knockout :
n the f!,et -vund Of 11s-pound com
PETITION; Masters'n being the feaIhec'
w.ixnc representative. AID C!ari
Tro:lss. lightweight, who slowed eva:
t'-unhis Ne-.dec!un in the arst.
David Dr.oE. South ph!laie,y yht.
fIi,t Schools right end and IneEtion":
tJr AL Scholastic horrors. came througr
winner in the lightweight division; IL
l;ruckI out Norman Heywood, o. "e'
Philadelphia. n the secor..
Corbett Scors~ X. o.
spike Co.bct:, q soa.!. F.:.i:e ay
wc:si.. showed QUITE u little ability y
Sisnosi,y O: William Campbell, u game
yv.nyste-, in the first.
william II, Recap. Sports Editor o.
IL. rrBIrc TEDoEr: Tommy. L'ush;
ran. South PHILADELPHIA ,l!ddlew"iSh,
star: Lew Tender. Philade.Ntie's c'acl
iirE,,-eia!..: Serg .ant Harry Cross. I"
.hc Old Rc',ah,. 4. G.. and Mar
Smith, 81 tie Chestnut slr-t Arena
ac.cd az referee, Il! different honts.
H!l Ea-nai-. oI the tUrti. r!rAsn
lax Company. am Jsca hotoc!, VIII
vas relieved latar ~ Charley !lallsc:l
we're tie Judge.
TIE ..i.ek.-pera were joe '"rVin'
ard John Stefers, While Bah
i,'Ro.rkc did IL nHroanclng.
Hssiies semi. finals and fna.s IN IL
iiyw-igtt, f.ntherw.isht. !ight""ign
n.t Wci.srveight classes, i1!dd!eTe;G!!
rHi seavywc;sht championships .''
w.,i te decided toD"r-ow night. wiz
nr.s ard runuers.u2 vii! be sva'dc
s;,ye3 loving cups e-nb.e.nst:c "t -
ruSaI.|YIia titles,