The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-09-28
BEATEN
IN BOXING TOURNEY
Upsets Mark Second Night OF
A. A. II. Bouts at Madison
Square Garden.

Semi-final bouts in four classes and
prelimina1ies in three others were OF
fered last night at Madison Square Gar
den. where the Metropolitan Association
or the A. A. U. staged the second part
of q three night boxing tournament
Several boxers who scored knock6uts In
their preliminaries were defeated last
night. Among therr 'ycs Markow OF
Yoeger's Boxing Club. Ills conqueror
wac Sarnuel Beinfeld, ~ pound boxer
of the Clark House A. a. Bienfeld beat
Markow In all three rounds and at the
end the loser was badly battered
boxer.
Another surprise in the same class
was furnished by Vincent Peppe OF tho
Paulist A. c.. when he defeated Tony
Simonelll of the Rose A. G. of Stamford,
the champion of Connecticut. Four
rounds were fought before the judges
decided In Peppe's favor. The Paulist
lad had decided advantage In reach
and height, but Simonelli maraged to
hold his own until the final round, when
tho superior physical advantages OF his
opponent counted heavily.
Comedy also had a place on the pro-
gram. Fran. Sportelli OF the Christ
Church House a. A. distributed bundle
OF laughs while he was distributing
punches that won him the judges deci-
sion over Bill Cross of the Emanuel
House A. A. after four rounds of box
Ing. In another farclcal contest Robert
Morofsky, unattached. and Irving Schloss
of the Bonomo Association pummeled
each other with well meant IL laughable
zest Morofsky got the decision OF the
judges after an extra round had been
boxed
AnothE case Of boxer refusing to
box an extra round cropped out In the
It's pound Class, when Frank Wilson re-
fused to leave his corner for fourth
round with Sam Singleton.
1I2 POUND CLASS.
Carlo KIinfieid. Amoura Club, defeated sher-
wood Potter. unattached, three rounds,
ju iges' decision.
samuel Benfed, Clark House A. A.. de-
feated Samuel Markow. Yoergers Boxing
School. three rounds. judges decision.
John Breslin, McCourt Association, defeated
Louis Tourto, unattached. two rounds.
Vincent peppe. Paulist A. o.. defeated Tony
Simonelli, Rose A. O., Stamford. four
rounds, Judges decision.
SPECIAL 11s, POUND CLASS.
Victor Dallas. Lenox IIll A. O., defeated
Nat Brand, Clark House A. G., three
Frank Sportelli, Christ Church House A, A.,
defeated william Cross, Emmanuel House
n. ls.s -FOUR rounds, Judges decision.
11s POUND CLASS.
Harry Felix, Rutgers Gymnasium. defeated
Albert Newman, Trojan A. G.. one round.
Herbert Morofsky, unattached, defeated frv.
Ing schloss. Bonvmo Association. four
rounds, Judges decision.
lat POUND GLASS.
William ]. Burke, unattached, defeated
Harry Ehrlich, Algoldie Club. one round.
1873 POUND CLASS.
Bob Irwin, ST. Jerome Catholic Club, de-
feated Frank Meune, Trinity Club; four
rounds; judges decision.
igs FOUND CLASS.
Walter Pionas Trinity Club. defeated Nathan
Dushaw, Richmond A. O.. one round.
iss FOUND CLASS.
Nat Rirschbaurn, unattached, defeated Peter
Washhovitz. Greenwich Village, one round.
iG0 FOUND CLASS.
Andrew Zamba, unattached, defeated walter
Mack, ~. Jerome Catholic Club. Mack quit
after the first round because OF broken
nose.
John Kerr. Bronxdale A. G, defeated
Thomas Mckiernaa. paulist A. O., three
rounds, Judges decision.
Andrew zimba. unattached, knocked out IL
l.. Murphy, unattached. two rounds.
It's POUND CLASS.
Matthew Dunn, Paullst A. c., won from
Charles Knay, Clark House A. A.. on foul
after minute 90 seconds In the first round
Sam Singleton, unattached, defeated Frank
Wilson, unattached. Wilson refused TO box
an extra round ordered BY rtferee.