The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-01

The entry the largest In the his
Fory OF the event, is attracting to
the meet the widest and most en-
"thusiastic interest which has ever
greeted an amateur fight affair in
indianapolis, and the calls for ducats
Indicate that the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Club gymnasium will be taxed
to It's capacity all three nights.
Strong Array
The show has a strong array of
headline performers, already well
known TO the amateur mitt fans
of the State. Heading the HOOsier
Athletic Club team is George Null
holland, redOubtable light heavy
weight, who was ON Uncle Sans
team of Olympic boxers last year.
He is one of Pat Pages Butler
College football players.
Thanking Mulholland in the Hoo
sier's assault for state championship
aeam honor5 is Lawrence Pruitt.
an experienced bantamweight, who
has retained his State 11Spound title
for the, last two years.
k<exsk her stars are Bob Cordill, a re-
.f&&Ety discovered middleweight Of
4$gh cahiber; Charley Shine, maui
zWg welterweight with a terrific
Sock; Ray Dodd. the crafty ring gen
eral in The 135-pound class; Bert
Waltersg III the feather division, and
Warde Fowler, the II. A. C's veteran
heavyweight.
The south Side Turner's are
sending up a strong contingent
headed by the Furnishing Jack
Sellers, who won the city heavy
weight title uncontested. IL Sci
letS should meet Fowler before the
heavyweight title is awarded, the
fans will be treated to a great
game of tOe-to-toe seeking.
Tough Customers
Fairbanks Morse, although not nu-
merously represented has some
tough customers in the bunch Of
boys who will represent this club.
They are headed by Charley Sconce
q middleweight with an iron jaw and
ripping jab; Grant Fultz, a well
set-up featherweight who is rapidly
gaining experience, and Ehrmann
! Clark, another featherweight.
The largest out-of-town delegations
will come from Culver Academy and
X Gary Y. M. G. A., who will have
4from fifteen to twenty boys each.
Major j. F. Grant has done won
ders for boxing at Culver. With
" more than 200 boys working out
y with tire gloves constantly, Capt.
<AEar.I Myers, boxing instructor, has
had a great array of talent, some
Inexperienced, from which to
$cxsct CuIver's representative in
a< meet.
2W2Ass scrappers made such an
V.Bsion in the recent Middle
ltN tournament at Gary that the
E tteen.. or twenty iron ladders who
Ikome from the Calumet region make
Pun the most-feared team in the
tourney.
a. A. q. Awards
Regulation A. A U. medals will
4 be given in each class as prizes,
N gold for first; silver for second, and
bronze for third place.
At a conference Tuesday between
NTom f. Murray and Hugo Fischer,
%director Of the I. A. c. athletes, Of
8ficials were selected as follows:
Walter. Brewer. Lee South. and George
Oliver, referees Col. Robert II. Tyndall, /.
Watt Pugh. John Mellett, Z: N Wynne. j.
FsEdward Clemens. Edward thinner and DR..
XB. K. Westfall, judges; Paul r. Jordan,
~ ohm Snowfall and Bert Coffin timers; T.
Murray. scorer; George w. Fife and
Alex Thompson, clerks. Henry Sangston,
s BEN v. Young, Herman Deupree and Roger
EAwart annonucers; Claud s. Matthews.
bur Paetz, Paul Hawkins, George
ckler. r. g. Murray and Hugo Fischer
bectors. and DR.. B. W. Ownes Dr. f. e.
sss, Dr. Kenneth l. Jeffries, medical
he a A. u. Committee in charge OF
event cooperating with the [. A. @,
X1 hmittee Is made up of Tom r. Muir
|<4XX chairman: Paul r. Jordan Major J. r.
n W mt OF Culver Heze Clark OF Rose Poly
rye NJ. Pinneo OF Gary, Arthur Paetz
South Side Turner's. j. Edward Clemens
'< T. N. Wynne.
3rhe members Of the L A. C. Boxing
nmittee are: l. Watt Pugh. chairann :,
Ia Klein Russell Johnston, John Twitty,
Nh b X. Westfall, Charles A. HUFF, John
;llett Albert G.. Feeney c. Fred Davis
y III It. N. Wynne.