The New York herald., 1922-11-24
AMATEURS SCORE
MANY KNOCKOUTS
Eight Contests End Abruptly
in New York A. C.
Tournament.

The knockout boys held the stage
last night in the prellminarles OF the
fortnightly amateur boxing tournament
of the New York Athletic Club. which
will be completed tomorrow night With
the semi-finals and finals in four open
classes and four special bouts between
leading New York simon-pures and a
quartet of Toronto boxers, all holders
of Canadian titles.
Eight of the nineteen bouts contested
terminated before the limit of three
rounds. and an unusual number of them
were OF the clean variety. Four con-
tests ended in the opening session and
three in the second round.
Andy Palmer OF the Young Mems Ath-
letic Club, one of the top notchers in
the lightweight division, stopped his
opponent, Victor Mayo. an unattached
lad fater a half minute of the second
round with a terrific short right to the
Jaw which stretched Mayo full length
on the canvas for a minute. Mayo held
Palmer even in the first round, but
Palmer's ruggedness and experience
proved too much for him.
Al Haber of the Clark House Athletic
Association. Ianky bantam. was
knocked down twice for long counts in
st. Johns Athletic Club, then came
back and earned a decision over his
more experienced opponent. MONEYS
defeat was surprise.
110 POUND CLASS.
Eddie Rapp. Clark House A. A., defeated
Julian Singer, unattached: four rounds;
judges decision.
N. Jacob, st. Lucy's c. c.. defeated Frank
Palmer. Clark House A. A.; three rounds !;
Judges decision.
Mickey Satnick, Bronxdale A. c.. knocked
out Harry Greenberg, unattached. first
12o POUND CLASS.
Milton Cohen. unattached, knocked out
Mickey Stutz. st. Lucy's G. c.. third round.
M. Hartman. Clark House "a. A. knocked
out Patrick Vigorlto. unattached. second
Al Haber. Clark House A. A., defeated Pat
Mooney, st. Johns C. c.; three rounds |;
judges decision.
Carleton Salisbury, unattached, defeated
Tom Pilsner. unattached; three rounds; /;
judges decision.
Dave Bukoff, unattached. Knocked out Joe
Rlzinski, Clark House A. A., second round.
Louis Fink, unattached, defeated Joe Cassel,
unattached; three rounds judges decision.
William Molini. unattached. knocked out
Andy Smith, unattached, first round.
130 POUND CLASS.
I. Goldman, Clark House A. A., knocked out
Frank Herold. unattached, first round
Pete Washkovitz, Greenwich House. defeated
Frank IL. Seckour, hollywood Inn CLUB /;
three rounds; judges decision.
Ed Goodman, unattached. defeated Charles
Winogradow. unattached; three rounds /;
judges decision.
SECOND DRAW.
Louis Liss, Bronx dale A. c., defeated /.
Goldman, Clark House A. A; three rounds (;
judges decision.
Edward Goodman, unattached, defeated Pete
Washkovitz. Greenwich House; three
rounds: judges decision.
Joe Carbal. Clark House A. A.. won from
Herman vignold. st. Georges Club, by
default.
andy Palmer, Young Mems a. c., knocked
out Victor Mayo. unattached, second round.
1853 POUND CLASS.
Johnny Regan, Stillman's Gymnasium,
knocked out Jerry Lougohardi, Young Mens
A. c., first round.
George +. Bowers, unattached, defeated II.
Lloyd Murphy. Fifteenth army gymnasium
three rounds: judges decision.
Rude Miller, National A. c., won from John
Angelo. Greek-American A. C.. on foul in
third round.