Salt Lake Telegram | 1925-05-12 | Page 6 | N. Y. Commission Will Probe Discrimination Against Paluso

N. N Y CO COMMISSION WILL PROBE AGAINST O Salt Lake fans Cans have been rather surprised and even startled by two successive losses of ot Lew Sa Salt 1 t Lake boy and andone andone andone I one of the best little j Junior u n lor 2 4 lightweights Inthe in inthe the country in inS recent bou bouts ts In S New ew York City His first loss was to Sid Terns Terri Ter Ter- 4 r ri ns ris outstanding lightweight contender contender con con- tender while hile the second was to Stanislaus Loa Loayza Loay- Loay o- o j. za d. d the Chilean lightweight Owing to the 1 it ity and k class of at Terris Terns the loss of in that instance did not occasion so much surprise although the Salt Lake fans thought the Salt Lake Lale by y could whip Terris They were pl pleased ased however when they found that the majority of the fans and critics thought that had won the fight They had their doubts however however however how how- ever when shortly after lost a decision to Loayza Loaa Wire reports and newspaper clippings however reveal the true source of the trouble The Judging of bouts it seems has been terrible terri terri- ble Newspaper clippings have razzed the Judges so much that the New York boxing commission has started an investigation of ot what has happened The referee in the bout gave ten of the twelve rounds with Loayza but the judges awarded Loayza the bout Here are some of ot the clippings In reference reference reference refer refer- ence to the time affair The first was headed Loayza Gets Queer Verdict Over Here Is what it says One of the worst decisions handed out in recent years was given to Stanislaus Loayza the Chilean over Lew of Salt Lake City at the end of their twelve round scrap at the Commonwealth Sporting Sport Sport- in inq ing club Saturday night had clearly gained nine of the twelve rounds in in decisive fashion fashion fash ion and was making a veritable chow of the foreign entry in the lightweight tournament Lew out- out boxed his rough foe at every turn and hit him at least four to one The Tho next one details even more graphically the Injustice of the decision It Is headed Commonwealth Commonwealth Commonwealth Common wealth Fans Riot as Loayza Beats Here is the story Scenes of wild disorder marked market the decision giving victory to Stanislaus Stanislaus Stanislaus Stan Stan- Loayza of Chile over Lew of of Salt Lake City last night at the Commonwealth S S. S C C C. after the latter had decisively whipped the South American in a hectic battle battle bat bat- tle tie at the Harlem club The judg judges s Harold Barnes George and Referee Lou Magnolia handed in the ballots that caused the trou trou- ble The fight was a vicious affair from the tap of the first gong on with the upper hand He Ho split Loayza's Loayza s lip closed his left eye tight and drew blood from his nose with a speedy left jab that tha could not be dodged Loayza fought fough gamely and forced the fighting most of the way but never was even close to the clever Westerner How the judges arrived at the verdict verdict verdict ver ver- dict the worst given in many a amoon amoon amoon moon cannot be bo figured Loayza weighed 2 1 and was The final is an editorial by Joe Donovan sports critic It Is headed Robbed of Decision Another rank decision was made last night at the Commonwealth Sporting club when the judges gave Stanislaus Loayza Chilean lightweight lightweight lightweight light light- weight the decision over Lew Pa Pa- Pa luso after twelve rounds of terrific milling This is the second time that the Salt Lake City boxer dropped a questionable decision We thought won but a adraw adraw adraw draw would have havo prevented the near riot that started soon after the decision Hundreds of fans voiced their opinion and so 50 peeved were some fans that they threatened the time officials cried like a baby after the bout gave the Chilean a harder fight than any other opponent Stan has faced here I Lew was aggressive the harder puncher and tied Stan up at times I