The New York herald., 1922-12-15

CARTER IS BEATEN
BADLY BY SCHWARTZ
Brooklyn Boxer Surprises by
Knocking Down Negro
Rival Four Times.
SCLIAR GAINS TITLE
Union Settlement Lad Knocks
Out Matty Dunn in the
Light Heavyweight Class.

Maxes schwartz . fresh faced
youngster OF Brooklyn, just turned II
wears, furnished the sensation OF the
final night of the three 'day tourna-
nent to decide the amateur boxing
championships OF New York State,
staged last night under the auspices
OF the Metropolitan A. A. L. before a
crowd of 5000 persons.
Schwartz. a novice. completed his
first tournament competition by win
ming the 147 pound class title and
handing q sound beating to Jack Car
ter, a dusky hued battler of q Sam
T.angford mold with a long string or
Knockout victories TO his credit and
winner of two international tourna-
ments with Canada. in the final bout
of the class
Schwartz knocked down Carter in the
first round and three times again in the
second round. and easily gained the
,ecision of the judges. aside from the
personal element involved in the mixed
4 bout Schwartz was. the under dog, and
the crowd stood up and cheered wildly
and enthusia stically during the entire
bout. The winner was given great
demonstration when he left the ring a
champion.
Carter Has Fine Record.
Although Carter is a newcomer Of this
wear to the amateur ranks he has
played havoc with most of the talent IN
he welterweight class. and has won
many bouts by Snockouts. His per-
formauces in the early stage of the
tournament stamped him as the coming
champion He gained the final round
nv n quick knockout over Jack Malmund
in the seni-finais, while Schwartz won
nv default from Sam MacClurken owing
to a broken hand suffered in an earlier
bout.
In the first thirty seconds OF the final
bout Carter wen, down during a mixup,
and a look of panied surprise spread
over his features. The look deepened
as schwartz stood up and slugged with
him. Schwartz took lot Of hard blows
without wincing. He did not seem to
know the meaning ot defeat. Blows
which usually settled Carriers opponents
were wasted on Maxey.
Schwartz flOOrs tartef.
In the second session Schwartz
smashed a right flush on the button ana
Carter sank to the canvas. He took a
ssrrnr of nine and made two more 0ro-
Iou,ed trips to the floor in the next
minute He had to be pushed to his
corner at the end Of the round. Schwartz
outboxed his rival in the final round and
easily gained the decision Of the judges.
II was the best bout of the tournament.
Ajax Scliar of the Union Settlement
A. G. won the championship In the final
OF the 175 pound class. He scored a
knockout In the second round over Matt
Dunn OF the Paulist A. G.
Wearing the marks Of his successful
battle with Ben Butler OF the Trinity
Club Of Brooklyn. the newly crowned
heavyweight champion Solar made a
feroclous appearance. Dunn was pal
psbly in fear Of the Jack Dempsey OF
the amateurs, a proteee of Bill Spengler,
the former international title holder.
Dunn managed TO weather the first
round because OF Sciiar's evident anx-
iety to settle the bout quickly and by a
knockout. scliar forced his opponent
about the ring, but Dunn never allowed
him to deliver solid thump.
Martin Smith of the Congress Own
Council. X. of c., was the only boxer TO
defend his title. lie outclassed Phil
Rvicks of the Bronxdale A. c. In the final
On the 135 pound class and retained tfs
championship. Bricks made a game
stand against Smith and drew the
plaudits OF the crowd for lasting the
three rounds. The summaries:
i12 POUND CLASS.
John Bresiin, John F. McCourt Association,
defeated Dominick Petrone. st. Lucy's @.
c.; three rounds judges decision. =
seated Dan Sheehan. X. OF G. Center. Ions
Island City. three rounds; Judges decision
'SH on, wiuIe I"issr Besrmsn 3 S Borough Hin Gym.
nssium. in two minutes OF the second round
Harry Getzei. Union Settlement &C. de-
feated Nick Demas. Greek American A. C..
three rounds: Judges decision.
Semi finais-Brssi defeated McDermott,
three rounds: Judges dehsion.
in, second round with sidone cutclassed.
F1NALs--c;etzel defeated Bresiin, four rounds,
Judges decision.
iis POUND CLASS.
Serni-fln1is--Bob Rendeliy. Bronxdaie A. G..
defeated Joe Kaufman. Clark House, A.
A.. four rounds referees decision.
Joe Malone. Glencoe A, g.. defeated Frank
iufRea decision.
FINAI,--Maione defeated Rendely, three
rounds, Judges decision.
1873 POUND CLASS.
toe Scoprettone, Rronxdaie A. O.. defeated
Ray Davis, Trinity Club. three rounds
Judges decision.
Tony Naccarells, ST. Lucys g. C., defeated
Herman singer. Glencoe A. c.. four rounds
tudce- decision t-~
Paul Culotta, National a. c.. drew bye.
ice POUND CLAss-sEMI-r FINALS.
Gpiotta defeated scoppettone. four rounds;
judges decision.
Na~~AreVi drew a hye.
FJNAL-Tony Vacaarclli defeated Gulotta in
three rounds. Judges decision.
1875 POUND CLAsS-FfNAL
Martin Smith. Congress Own Council X. OF
c., defeated Phil Bricks. Rronxdale A. c.,
thre rounds, judges decision.
147 POUND CLASS
sam MacCluri<en. X. of G. Center Long Isl-
and City, STOPPED John Hughes. Holy Name
House. first round. Hughes quit after 2
J inInutcz 20 seconds.
Jack Garter. unattached. Knocked out Jack
Malumnd. Yoerver's Boxing School. Referee
stopped bout after minute 2S seconds OF
second round.
y Maxey Schwartz. StiiimanI Gyrnna SUM,
drew bye.
isI POUND IeSs-sEM1- FINALS.
Naxey schwartz. S,lllman's Gymnasium won
from sam MscCurkin. X. OF c. Center.
oug 1~land City. by default Mscclurkir
broke his hand IN earlier bout. Jacs Car
ter drew bye.