Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-04-08

the heavyweight championship match to-
night that the bout viii be full Of action
for both big men have a kick in each
glove.
The first night Of the A. A. L. cham
pionships being held under auspices of
the Hoosier a. c., included twenty box
ing matches. 1t was l a. IN. when the
last OF these was finished, the boxing
fans having witnessed siXty-three rounds
OF boxing. Every battle was hare fought.
There were several surprises. One OF
these was the match between Harry D.
simmons Of the Gary 'Y," and Eugene
Newccme Of Culver Military Academy.
simmons winner Of the Middle States
met a real boxer in Newcome. The bout
was easily one Of the feature scraps Of
the night The referee was forced to
order a fourth round and then the judges
disagreed and the referee gave Simmons
decision. Seldom do amateur boxers show
the cleverness and knowledge Of the ifs
tic game that these two athletes dis
played and both were hard hitters.
Eddie Orme Of the HoOsler \. c., win
ner Of the Middle States championship Of
the 49, pound class, outclaSsed Ernest
Forrest entered unattached from Mar
tinsville The work of George Mulhol-
land of the Ho0sier \. c.. light heavy
weight, was one Of the outstanding fea-
lures Of the first nights boxing. Stanley
Stock OF the Gary J. NJ. G A, was eX
pected 10 give the Indianapolis boxer
the AaTHtSJ bdllle OF MS experience DVtA
men appeared equally matched in height
and weight. Mulholland opened up an
attack in the first round that Kept
Stock close to the ropes trying 10 cover
up. The Gary boxer occasionally made
q desperate attempt TO land hard
swing or an uppercut, but the big blonde
boxer from the Hooser A. G.. had de-
Tense that Stock could not solve. The
Gary mans every attack was met by
shower Of right and lefts. In the second
round Stock took the count Of nine. In
the third round he quit and 1t was Null
hollands fight.
won twelve bouts and lost six. The
match between Theodore Won Storch Of
Culver Military Academy and John Ever
man Of the Hoosier A. c. brought to-
gether two Of the most clever boxers of
the lot. The Culver man won a judges
decision In three rounds. There were
two knockouts three technical knock
outs and two bouts were won on fouls.
The summary Of Friday nights bouts:
126 Pounds-Philip Oach Uoosier A.
c. won the judges decision from Har-
ris Farland (Culver) in three rounds.
1875 Pounds-Raymond Hahn (HoOsier
A. c. won a technical knockout over
George Dickerson (Culyer) in the third
round
LAT Pounds-Melford Kellum (Culver)
won the judges decision from George
Benson (Hoosier A. c. in four rounds.
III Pounds-George Higgins (Hoosier
A c. won the judges decision from
David Williams Gary Y. NJ. {. A. in
three rounds.
lis Pounds-Theo Won Storch Culver
won the judges decision from John Ever
man (Hoosier A. c. in three rounds.
100 Pounds--Roy Wallace tH0osier A.
CO won the judges decision from Sandy
Jones (Gary y, NJ. c. A in three rounds
1I5 Pounds-George Mulholland tHoo-
sler A. c. won from Stanley Stock
(Gary Y NJ. c. Al by technical knock
out in the third round.
John Ross, 12S pounds (Culver(,
knocked out Eugene Jegen, us pounds
Qoosier A; c., in the first round,
1875 POunds-Joh ohm Rafferty, (Hoosier A.
e. won the judges decision from Jack
Holm Culver, in three rounds.
1928 Pounds-D. w. HoStetter (Peru)
won the judges decision from L. w. Sui
Ivan (Ioosier A. Co in three rounds
12G Pounds-Charles Alte (Hoosier A.
c. won by forfeit at the end of the first
round from Phillip Ochs (Hoosier A. c..
1876 Pounds-Joseph Mackemer Culver
won from Joe Langton (Hoosier \. c.
by judges decision in three rounds.
1876 Pounds-Frederick Cross (Culver)
won from George Freshman (Hoosier A.
c. on u foul in the third round.
1856 Pounds-Eddie Orme (HOosier A.
c. knocked out Ernest Forrest MAR
tinsville) in the second round.
135 pounds-Raymond Hahn (H00sleI
A. ca won the judges decision from Will
liam Peterson Culver in three rounds,
LAT pounds--Martin McGragel (Hoosier
A. c. won the judges decision from
Fred Baykin (Culver) in three rounds.
lat Pounds-Wilfred Parker (Hoosier
A. c. won the Judges decision from
Paul Graves (Culver) in three rounds.
147 Pounds-Harry Simmons Gary Y.
NJ. c. Al won from Eugene Newman
CULVER in four rounds by referees de-
cision.
won from Sylvan Mountain Gary Y NJ.
c. Al in the first round on Il foul
avyweight-Walter Secrist (Gary Y.
NJ. C. Al was given a technical knock
out over NJ. Connolly Gary Y. NJ. c. A.
at the end of the second round
avyweight-Warde Fowler (Hoosier
A. c. won the judges decision from Joe
Crotty (Gary y. NJ. c. Al in three
rounds.