The New York herald., 1922-09-27
AMATEURS IN LIVELY
BOUTS AT GARDEN
Vincent .Peppe Knocks Out
Carlo Klinfield in l Minute
25 Seconds.

Amateur boxers or varying degrees of
ability and variety of styles partici-
pated in the preliminary bouts of the
first night Of three night tournament
under the auspices of the Metropolitan
Amateur Athletic Union at Madison
Square Garden last night. Many of the
contestants were new comers in the ring
and some Of them had only a remote idea
Of the fundamentals of boxing. These
faredzbadly and occupied the ring for
only brief periods. They were COM
pletely outclassed. and to save them
from unnecessary punishment, the ref
cree stopped the bouts.
The participants in the shortest of
the knockouts were Vincent Peppe OF the
Paulst A. c. and Carlo Kiinfield,
nounced superiority over his opponent
that the referee stopped this contest
after / minute 25 seconds in the first
round.
S. Markow of Yoerger's Gymnasium,
whose abundance and length of his locks
suggested a Latin quarter atmosphere.
and Ernest Simpo of the Clark HOUSE
A. A.. two 112 Founders, fought like
little game cocks. They smashed and
bruised each other to the accompaniment
of loudLcheers for four rounds, at the
end OF which the referee decided in
Markow's favor. The judges were un-
able to agree at the end of both the
third and fourth rounds.
The summaries:
1i2 POUND CLASS-Tony Simonelli, Rose
A. Q. OF Stamford. Conn, defeated Joseph
Leva. unattached. three rounds: Judges
decision.
S. Prestigiacomo, Fugazy Club one round
referees decision.
Vincent Peppe Paullst A. c., defeated
Thomas Burns. unattached, one round;
s. Markow. Yoeger's Boxing School. defeated
Ernest Zimpo. Clark House A. A.. four
rounds referees decision.
Carlo Klinfield. Amoura Club, defeated Ed
ward Walsh. unattached, two rounds;
referees decision.
Louis Turto. unattached. defeated Joseph
Napolitano. italian Association first round
referees decision.
Sherwood Potter. unattached, defeated James
Nichols. unattached, two rounds; referee 8
decision.
john Bresin. McCourt Association, defeated
Charles Dixon. Stilman's Gymnasium. three
rounds: judges decision.
1as POUND CLASS.
James Keller. unattached. defeated Ray Dais
unattached; three rounds: judges de
cision.
Frank voyenvodsky, unattached. defeated
Sam Davis. unattached: two rounds
referees decision.
Nathan Dushaw, Richmond A. c.. defeated
Joseph Onorato. unattached, two rounds
referees decisionI
Walter Plona, Trinity Club. defeated Harr.
Nachman, unattached. one round. referee
decision
Frederick voojka. Hollywood Inn A. A., de
! feated David Kennealy. Montauk A. @.
two rounds, referees decision.
August Wthol, Y. NJ. G. A.. won from w
zanards, unattached, by default.
| Peter Washkovitz, Greenwich Village, wol
from Charles Petersen, unattached. by de
| fault.
| 1873 POUND CLASS.
| Robert Irwin. st. Jerome's Catholic Club
| defeated Michael Guilfoyle, unattached
! Guilfoyle quit after two minutes In tn
first round
1is POUND CLASS.
Joseph Kaufman. Coney Island A. c.. de
feated John Cohen. unattached; one round
referees decision.
\ Harry Felix Rutgers Gymnasium, defeato
! James Braxton, unattached three rounds
judges decision.
| Samuel Crimenzs unattached. knocked ou
Irish Johnny Kelly of Jersey City afte
two minutes twenty-efie seconds of the sec
ond round.
Leroy Davis Rose A. C. OF Stamford
Conn, defeated Nat Brand, Clark Hous
| A. A. three rounds judges decision.
\ Herbert Morofsky. unattached, defeate
! George Deinhart. unattached; one round
/ referees decision.