C. B. Evans, P. Jenkins, T. W. Norrls and
C. H. Wansker, Harvard; J. Alfred L?
Coney, Lafayette: A. G. Hayes, E. J. Heaf,
F. A. Hewlett, W. C. Hull, A. S. King. .1.
W. Poole. M. I. T.; E Perlnian, I. W.
Schseffer. New York University; It. S.
Grubb, H. H., Hlle, J. K. Hill, J. F. Ken
nedy, F. F. Mills, J. A Moore, E. M.
Bayers, D. B. Tayior and W. W. Ullery,
Brooklyn Amateurs in
Lively Title Contests
Rubin and Shapiro Are Help
less After Slugging Bout.
i The first championship tournament
| for Brooklyn and Long Island amateurs
held under auspices of the Brooklyn
| College Club in the Second Field Artil
| lory Armory came to a close last night
| with a set of lively bouts which were
! witnessed by about 2,000 fans.
Two youngsters were laid out, with a
doctor in attendance for fully half an
hour, after a slif&glng match of four
! rounds in the second semi-final of the
'118 pound class. Charlie Rubin, a
rarrotty topped runner of the Brooklyn
A. A., and Iny Shapiro of the Marty
Allen Association stood toe to toe for
three rounds and hammered each other.
The Judges disagreed and ordered an
extra round. ^ Rubin's strength gave out
and Eddie Forbes stopped the fight, al
though Shapiro was almost gone him
self. The summary:
lift POUND CLASS?Final boot-William
Hues*. Brooklyn A. ?\.. defeated Loul-i
Goldberg. Brownsville Hranch Y. M. 11. A.,
three rounds. Judges 'decision.
11? POUND CLASS?Final bout? I,eon
Spieler. Clark House A. A., defeated Izsy
I Shapiro, Marty Allen AssoclaMon, three
j rounds. Judges' decision.
12H Pound Class?Final bout?Jack Cf*.
