The evening world. Newspaper, December 15, 1921, Page 27

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, AMATEUR BOXING TOURNEY PRODUCES SEVEN NEW CHAMPI By Bud Counihan FRANK ADAMS, TRAF RETAINS HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE Seven New Boxers Come to Front in Other Classes of A. A. U. Bouts for New York State Titles at Garden. By Robert Boyd. HB calibre of amateur boxcrs that competed in the New York State championships this year, collectively speaking, was much bet- ter than in 1920, but the individual champions in the eight different lasses were not as good as the title holders of the past year. Frank Adams, the New York po- Boeman, was the only champion of 1920 that annexed a title in the suo- cessful tournament thot has just been brought to a close at Madison Square Garden, Adams won the light heavy- weight title in 1920 and this year fhe was the best in the heavyweight eanks. Willle Singer of the 924 Street Y. ML H. A jumped from the bantam- weight into the featherweight class end defeated Edwin Riley of the St. Christopher Club in three slashing rounds of the final bout in that class. The former Metropolitan 118-pound title holder just barely defeated the aturdy negro. Hiley fought the New York southpaw hard all the way, making the battle one of the most in- @eresting of the final night. Charles McKenna, unuttached, de- | feated the rugged, stiff-punching Charles Kuay of the Montauk A. C. in the final of the 175-pound class by @ slight margin. McKenna, a long, wangy clever boxer, offset Kuay's rushing tactics and hard punching ‘with his clever, clean, straight punch- mg. McKenna hes been deating most of his oponents handily of lato, He is one of the real finds of the Present search tho A. A. U. is con- | ducting to fill the ranks of the “simon | pares” of last year, the good ones vt | ‘whom have turned professional. Kuay was dangerous throughout this bout with his terrific punching. Time and egain he tried to shoot in a hay~ maj but McKenna was a crafty fig! and outpointed the stroas| Kuay enough to win the judges’ award. One of the surprises of the night was the fighting of Louis Perfetti of the K. of €. centre. He 1s a stripling peafance in a State championship | J to continue to-day the hearing in| Seoultal testimony. ildreth flatly | has, th majority of the members beater | Philadelphia Quakers, tournament and he defeated Wilbur the Playfellow ca in) which sucker" in refocrin | who constitute the Executive will enter the pgafes- - Come the veteran cpiared Santer or Harry Sinclair is suing James is emplover, in his conversa-| Committee of the association, | sional athletic ranks soon, It | Daremanen Many Muse~ the St. Christopher Club in tho final Soule ; tions over the purchase of the horse the ether cleportant Rona Wala toedaee of the 112-pound class after three | Johnson to recover $100,000, the price} with the owner of the Quincy Stable, 1: Gaat Lekewasa faiths ; = SAO Met Tg eeA seriee rounds of interesting fighting Paid for the three-year-old brother of | Ho also, suit) that Plasfellow did not) tng Arcola, are by no means out siege an ihe PRUadalk un oune: trip of nine games In included in the Cohan's great reputation did not} Man O° WwW. the summing ugf has! when he went over to the stable to] of the running, but the Knick: ut the Phi adeiphis Ball | Durtnoyth baseball schedule, announced worry the Long Island youth. Pec- postponcd until to-morrow | Inspect him. | erbocker Club was a@ strong con rk on Saturday against the Ca al tolowal ad 1, Catholi fetti stood up and slugged toe to toe id h afteruoon hearing was punctuated! tender for the tournament even Bulldogs, one of the best o-day, as follows: March Catholic with his strong, experienced opponent| Nine witnesses, whose vocations| with lively wordy tilts between oppos-| before the delegates to the annitat iinteains of the idite West. aiversity at Washington; April 1, and fought with al! the ring craft of} ranged all the way from trainer te the cli ae re, ee the meeting decided Tuesday night Norte Ue een a suaene ot | Georgetown at Washington Univers- @ seasoned veteran. His punching | exercise boy. testified that they knew feat WAM to send the oharamlenshn tour- attend clagava until t fi ity of Maryland at Baltimore; 4, open; ve igion, : ~~ —-—————— --— - | ef oe aes the 160-opund class, W. Antro-| Were ignorant of what constituted a Le U ES Nore pede Suen oat ie bus of the St. Agnes A.C. stopped) wind-sucker. George Tappen, fore- | fo Ne BY JOHN =a G 7, Man in ortant |Povnae 5 at Now Fork: BREHNG ALG. } } f elphia; 10, Columbia at Now York: eee cli sinehea jpoenr ane Lene ) tic EWS porock Ai ossip i Y Ue n |49, Holy Cross ut Wor 22, Mid- f Quincy Sta’ testified that while he ea 7, dlebury at Hanover: 2, too hard for Covert and sent him to é k t . 3 ee Trea RUM ag ene uN, wise nesnad ois lle aint LORE: PHSTNETEn orimermate | Cle oon nNoe HONOME preere yeree wt Hi ence smashes to the face ai d. suck wind, he had told Willie Bren- imate fiyweight an ntamweiglit a3 ; ano 3 al . i George Murphy of the St. Barthoto. stable foreman for Sam Hildreth, | titles of this co ii geseen in a-| ON RICKARD, ANSWERING For End of Week at Hanover; 10, Norw mew Club, after fighting his way up | ‘ Nan acai ra redll ake OF Be th6 Goa) of the 147-caund elaas in| CPL fhe perfordted bit the Borme| en eee aitcle Pete Pu woos ot] AIS ORRER.LO LEONARD. ase @egaational atyle, lost the judges’ de- | 1B aus eben wore for several, weeks) pmphis, in a teneround no decision | oS To w evening the Carlton 14 cision to James Cancro of ihe Alpena, | before he was sold, CC oe iso. tea oa in unawer to storion: nublimod M MANA Heloeiens anaalle Brown at Ha f hurricane fight- e defense relied a great de " aap: series ’ stat : \ ir a n nove ieee verge recede of) urz9 Rats) The defense relied w great deal MhoUstlwmukeeltiehespeciie! jn various papers to-day: staing lingoor games at the 19th Regiment aarae Hihaen ioe i Penn at Piarinhias Fo_the AMB-pound claws Bid. Terrie) He tentimony of Dr. Rdword 3 big auditorium thera, Buff has @} 7 eonara 60 per cent. of the gross |Atmory in Brooklyn. ‘Tyis meet! At providences 19, Corellat Henovere of Rutgers Gym. defeated Frank; Kerman, a veterinary su and /hard job on his hands, as Moore is «) receipts to defend his champion- | Promises to be one of the best of the} E | Wagano of the Paulist A. C. on alracehorse owner, who during the war Ivery fast boner. Buff is to receive a) ship in the Madison Square Gar present indoor season, if stellar com-| Vete & ag Cup for N.Y. U, Seate fuacee deovion. er fighting Uspee | on Major in the Veterina Buarantes of $6,000 ith an option of | den, will say tha’ Benny Le on Kpetitionw cau ho usedian a basis of| ath saiae: p § 10,000. mute per of the gross ree e itle a ‘ i sgageo Youls’ Gugielmini of the Pastime 4, | Purchased 110.000 mules o he gross rer | ng te ; = |gemparison Ned Gourdin, the negro| In accordance with @ resolution of ; {weight liinit, 135 pounds 4 C, unexpectedly in the sem!-final of | to be shipped to the A | P.M, for any promoter or | Harvard law student and holder of d by the students’ organization of this class, Ir a horse evibbud ¢ or afew] after mu auntantlon tn the United 3 ates, the world's record for Une running | New hie ibeeajeasie Py siren hea x times, in your opinion, would that | % Wie OT FO NCKAL road Jump, will appear in U® sprints | CUP Is to be presented to J cin French and Dutch BiUard stars 8 ome Benny Lex i ems to | Z + SPHAS) Heimer, Captain of this ven, befall nah inake him a cribher?” naked Cor Fi ee PU time | With Bernie Wefers Je, metropolitan | Crpe weinheimer weil be awarded the France and Holland desire an in- {0M direct examination Mr. Ricka t jelunpion; J. F. Carter of Brown) cup, the resolution reads, “for his terchange of amateur players annual- No, indeed plied De. Ackerman. | tugmes tn ve ding Witte: welv contest in University, W finished second in| ing efforts and individual service ccording to communi tint t pattie |rounas a avila vs. Jonny Mar, al ner is alv ee nate Kal f 7 commitee consisting of Juck Ad- i by ofttctats of the TD ‘ ee " Leonard fc national "\igeor @evard doh . Chatrman; Sydney Adelstein and clation of Amateur Billi among y < cutting Reeth olan ‘winte Salemn-C} 1 to take cra yesterday, Count 4 ist as it for 4 ne ig sonia “ Apes A.C, for npion, ‘and | ear of th + for ratsing Gent of Federation n es ita S : “ Walter Downey of Fordham Univer. | the mim necded to purc the oup teurs de Rilliard, anc © bit ever ey : tale resident of the Ritiart Vers tan up the champion | ‘ ngos tt ‘ i ha 7 cAcretarders seen bi 40 ‘ pall Dates for West Virginia thelr gratification that the n * he teow LLY CIBSON jin Team, for the international chai: . Cay? i es tr rr Bt Lan nien At ve MORGANTOWN, W. Va, Dec. 15 Count de Dr ys 1 Wit hold | mre fopttall wanedule a : According to the arrangement Twn goed F on nauaierieae a 4) The foothall schedule of Woat Virginia Ri i Ftotianden whe h Len Chae a etRting eet ae | Catverally was announced to-day ax championship of ‘ i ty in distance running will be Weat Virginia Westes t a | md on Doo, 24 at Sellars Kitowns ot. 7. Marietta ¢ a0 Yen rounds ot A ind at’ Morgantown: Oct! 14, University sot Count De Dree says aan mils Pittsburgh at” Pittsburgh; Oct.” at, “The renewal of the relati - i Washington (und Lae at Charl tween N et Aas a pene! S of ce gf ey Players and ” natt ania 0 India uiversity at a thon ate th Is. University’ of Virginia at. t 1 desire, and is in co ap around the tra 5 own; Nov. niveralty at fiver will be pleased <to « nd the track finishes race | 4 chainpion, Edouard Roudtl, st ans iu Bohland, who ha st returned from | Tintted States to defend our wo 0 ft 1 w * us steh with Bent, Chosen Captate of Venw State and ‘to comminaton iim to és - BS). 1 spresent in you Fren h Federation. of Ww uteitt, aid | this is nin Brooklyn] STATE COL Dec, 15.—- tours. ‘ ons of New Ore | t yvesant High School will hold |, Henta of rat Ps " fins Pulsbury Garden : nua! Indoor “eet “at the |g AL Ais ‘alesied Gane Downey Ma As vadte |2211 Rewine ra Wis ineet | 4 Hat PAUL, Minn., De Pe aes tics Pointy ial rege rt he prep. schools of the] foothall team for 1942. He will be made to inatch the winner of sh out the mi oon Chainiilen Henny Leonard Mechanics’ Balluing, 1 Tuesday nig nod Rosie webolaslc records ave ith he beret arte sammy the Mike Gibbons-Mike O'Dowd boxing BA tiae he 4 hhandied | * te Ase Malace. hited | Tony Palazolo, Doyle's manager, says that afer the maine igen BAT ciate 2 = fe bout he -morrow nisht with E Vie we Lt eer sa shy re bout Paul is coming back here to got . ata eins ‘ te Cla Ply- slumbus, | O., sricelaratet i . as : ystponed bout with Murty Cruse at the iy = ae welwht Tithe. siection of George Rartoy of Minne won ero Ra a rete ah e La Salle Institute |f! t he aeolin ae sin read . wv Wurday, His wanayer had to] ,, Tee Marty Crows and Jimmy Kelly | i. f others. Cook, the ness for the ten-t round, no decision bout | Jay that « WVCIRL matehes Demwuse of Joe's anxtous: | ' vinci toad and sas perent ae . 1 Istey of Clint wil! start ef the two | Pucurity of 1924 to > return to bis home for the holidays ® tarilier, “Kelly ts 0 Sand whed 1 dast Arthur) Mann ————— BUStSy OF teas: 40: opposed by ® tluager by rkows aL Aix Dest, Marty | 1 Pe ‘ 5 Park will cl knocking out Youn oe ikalas , a ee. See Seminary and Jolin Lo Jerome Scores Quick K.o, — | Park will close Sak aire tar oadted safer w aasen iin sro al whe Kel peaks jor i At the Hunts Point A. C., last night, fon of Uy fits Me prorermlel seumns impion are expected Brankie Jerome knocked out J pa Pag . Dena : rt ir enior mile event ‘Day in the first round. O'Da Agee peers pores oct a “ i revent promises to de the place of Tommy Lynch, who was erin PTC lke tha deena ik wack ein of the eve us it rot able to meet Jerome on secount of 4 ats Willie Jfetfor a n he mere f ur not renewinng his li Day was | {ee a we iy Sl cal P erring sag an ' atry no match for Jerome, lastlag but one! that entrics {or 192. Mi wil ay a OM uaa doubt ten t mivute and a half. 1,500 mark. aro and ahs : re 1 not t s au Baseball, ay > ape A be 1 years ’ SLPHIA, D aegis Manhattan Five Win 4 » seman for the San Fran- | phe, Manhattan Prep Schoo tier" Vgul 1 a 4 hia essen Pacific Coast League Club, has School five Ly a score. o! . H aotircd from baseball and wil! engage in the latter's court on Staien Islay > ; 7 yg Colunble puckey bess bese be has announced ferday efternoon, Jeo Pyun das signed up Mey Mowe (or ewe here lust night 10 go 2. ' ? } | v - A 19 WHAT'S WHAT IN SPORTS TRAFFIC COP Copyright (The New York Evening World) by the Press Publishing Co, 192: rw Tae r= “We (922° Met” Gove TouRNEY WILL BE HELD NEW A. A. U. STATE SoMEWHERE” IN NO: BOX ING CHA MPIONS 112-Pound Class—Louts Perfett, a K. of C. Centre, Long Island. 18-Pound — Class—Sid—‘Yesris, Rutger’s Gym. ound Morro red su . \Streot Y, M. ae 135-Pound class—itast> K ofc. y Smith, 1467-Pound Class—Jumes Cai Alpena Club, sles 160-Pound Class—w. St. Agnes A. C. Ie LEONARD MATCH Antrobus, ps: + se an C \——— ae SW DAMES Dev SBHNSTON 16 ON A HUNT FoR & HEAVYWEIGHT OF NEAR CHAMP "CALIBRE # 176-Pound Class—Charles Mc- Kenna, unattached. Heavyweight Adams, York Class — Frank Police Club of New | A.B.C. Tourney | Reserves Dates For N. Y. Bowlers Wilson, President of thet New York Bowling Assocation, nas | sent out a notice to all of the alley | owners of Greater New York telling them the date® that have been set | “te aside for New York in the American | Bowling Congre ‘ournament at} peg Toledo, | Ie ask ations be Ww Wlant Land- | 9th Street, Tho | % 89 | | THe omainaL CELTICS-WILL_ ENDEAVOR SHow “THE “ALL- CHINESE COLLEGIANS® Some CASKET Bact baraliaghd PM. uring on lining up fifty teams for the tournament. At least twelve teams will leave here on wee 9 80 as to be on hand for the OG. « Sonvention, whi DOHNNY WILSON 16 READY “To Do HIS STUFF.. | KNICKERBOCKER CLUB OF TENAFLY IS LIKELY TO LAND “MET” TOURNEY Although many of the leading Jersey clubs are putting in strong bids for the honor of playing hust to the entrants in the amateur summing » Up in Plahetiow Case | Postponed Until To- -Morrow' Meaning of a “Cribber” Ex. goa plained at Hearing of $100 - 900 Race Horse Suit. ertbbers. One, Cassidy, a Jumper, won cight stra races. He said fur- ther that he might buy a wind-suck- but emphatically denied that he| al give $100.000 for any horse. Both Sam Hildreth and Mr. Johnson} Hed to the 6: | feums, championship of the Metropolitan Golf Association, secret linger, it Is an open i i" Knickerbocker Ine ‘rprin ever wore the colors of | (e, Ton that the eeptional ability EVENING WORLD’S OWN SPORT HISTORY What Happens Every Day as Killinger to Play om Pro Keotball | one of the professional league basketball ‘Team. PHILADELPHIA, Dec, 15.--Glenn Kil considered one of the best quar- | that Ho dn also a baseball inflelder of ex- and may appear with one of the major league teams this com- he home » the 1s nour “ame community that | roms In ara 7 ~ HOREMANS LEADING IN BILLIARD MATCH ™ match play between Edouard Horemans, tho Buroyean balkline champion, and Welker Cochr nold cr of the world's record high run at| te 18.2 balkline play, at Klein's Strand Academy, the former won both blocks In the afternoon the Belgian had 400 to 349 for his opponent, and in the evening the score was 400 to 76. tn the afternoon and Cochran one of 212 in the evening. The ampitheatre was crowded at the night session, | When Ralph Greenleaf and Arthur ‘The men will play for a purse of $1,000 and the diamond medal embie- natic of the title, The match is a 160-point affair, 160 balls being run off each night. Woods ts considered ono of the most formidable “pool” players In the coun- try. In the last two national pocket billiard tournoys he has been runner. up to the Wilmington phenom, It le understood that Jake Schacter, world's 182 balkline champion, will! open a §,200-point match with Roger} Conti, the smart rrench player, in Philadelphia, starting Monday night. A soventy-five-Inning mateh be- tween Henry Frantzen and W. Smith in the amateur three-cushion billiard tournament now being conducted at Thum's Academy, last night resulted in a 86 to 20 victory for the former, To-night's game will be between Fred Owles and S, Schwen i Bdward McGill set a new high mark yesterday in the national Class A| amateur balkline billiard tournament | nt the National Recreation Acadamy | in Brooklyn. Playing against oe Yangdon, MoGill clicked off 49. car- his high run and completed his total to 150 points, with an ave! age of 4 26-31, as against Langdon’s total of 82. Harller in the evening McGill had t defeated by L. A. Servatius, wh@jRcorcd his 150 polntd while McGill “was clicking off 103, George W. Spear dofeated Jam Shea by a score of 160 to 89) ‘and Frank L. Gray trimmed Emmett Croz- \ter by a acore of 150 to 119 in the two games. The tournament, wi)! con~ tinve this evening obi eld DSi as FOUR-YEAR-OLD GELDING WINS SECOND PACE IN ROW. NDW ORLEANS, Dec. 15.—The four-year-old gelding Neddam ap- pears to have reached the top of his form since coming South, ‘This was indicated yesterday at Jefferson Park, when he captured the Burnside Purse at a mile and a sixteenth, the feature of the day’s racing, This was nis second consecutive victory of the meeting. and it was an easy one. He led home War Zone by three lengths, taking the d when his rider was ready to send him on, Of the others in the field of six, Incog was third, four lengths back of War Zone, the race having been between the first two at all times Pa skati the of lvegl shgolboys who Horemans mado « high run of 227] of races ip Chicago In Maggbs poting under the embleay ®t School elementary schoviheys of 85, RAYMOND MURRAY CAPTURES , HARD- FOUGHT Ri Ht - Raymond ieurray, fuente tee ng star, reamed another vietory erday in the serleg.4 okattigaiboy tee der & rakes tein gc a auspises,-ot “thé 4 Athictio aque to dete: No. 10, Manhattan, Murray: showed the, wag.to G. 4 schooimato, In the 220-¥ard radp! This was one of the natdeat>fourht Woods moot in a three nights’ pocket | ravey on the programmesaf four con- billiards match at the Hotel Astor! quoted at the 18ist Streét Ice Skat- Dec, 21, 29 and 23, the seating ar-|ine palace rangements will be the same as they é is have been for the last two national balldige events that have been held) Nnwpnts, Tenn, tee tee utee we ‘n the Broadway hostetry. , lease of Cy Pfirman, an umplre, wo the National League was announced at Southern Association headquarters here to-day. We NER Guess what's in it! Christmas present tp! himself? Suit of unfit ished worsted? Good stuff! Reduced in Price; too! Perhaps it’s a fuk over coat for his Dad? Warm: est thanks! at Or a house robe for his, brother? Some TOORE thanks! istry outfit or wireless ceiving set for his som! Hip! Hip! Hurray! Yc Anyhow, it’s from Rogers Peet’s, and that means the. | best sort of present for any’ male member of the family, ROGERS PEET COMPANY” ' wows . 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