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Boston, April 9 Ashton Donze,
New Orleans, 115 pounds; Frank B.
Cassiay, New York, 135 pounds and
Sam Lagonia, New Tork, 158 pounds,
earned the right to represent the
United States in the international box
ing tournaments in Scandinavia this
summer by winning the champion
ships in their classes last night at the
annual competition of tho Amateur
Athletic Union. Donze defeated
James Tomasulo, New Tork, who was
the only 1918 champion entered in
fiis year's bouts.
Semi-finals:
108-pound class: J. Manning, Bos
ton, won from Maxwell MeCalpin,
Pittsburgh, (four rounds); D. Karri
is, New York, stopped C. Costello,
Boston, (3 rounds).
158 pound class: J. J. Flanagan,
Brockton, stopped J. F. Bradley. New
York, (2 rounds); Sam Lagonia, New
York, won from Frank Grayber, Pitts
burgh. 115 pound class: James Tomaulo,
New York, won from Sam Nable, New
York, (4 rounds); Ashton Donze, New
Orleans, stopped Pat Reilly, Pitts
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175 pound class: Fra::k Grayber.
Pittsburgh, won. from J. J. Tomashek,
New York; Al Roche, Boston, won
from F. F. Egan, Denver.
123 pound class: Archie Walker,
New York, won from Vincent Forti,
Boston; William P. Corbett, Boston,
won from K. McCall. Pittsburgh.
135 pound class: John Hepburn,
Boston, won from C. W. Pawers, naiy,
(Pensacola, Fla.); Frank B. Cassidy,
New York, won from Art Itooney,
Pittsburgh.
145 pound class: David Rosenber
rrer, New York, won from Abe Lane,
Boston; Emil Franzer, New Y'ork, won
from F. Lux, Pittsburgh.
Heavy weight class: James J.
Tully, New York, won from Frank
Grayber, Pittsburgh, (2 rounds).
