The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-12
Will Meet at AkOrn A. C. at Bic SmOker-WilliamS May Box Brennan or Greb at Tulsa Boxing News.

Bud Palmer of this city, and Fred Bosse will figure in a return match of four rounds at an all star smoker to be held next Tuesday night under the auspices of the Akron club at its headquarters at 124 Kossuth street, according to announcement made to- day by Secretary Jim Speers. The card will constitute four four-round bouts. together with program of vaudeville acts. Bosse and Palmer fought at this club several weeks ago and put up a splendid exhibition.
 In the semi-fnaI Jack Brown of the East Side, will have it out with Paddy Burns. the fighting Irishman from the South End. Bob McCay of the United States, will hook up with Johnny Grasso of the North End in the second preliminary bout, while Young Dunn of the West End, will hook up with Young Quinn of the Remington Arms in the curtain-raiser. Young McAuline will referee while M. J. O'Connor will hold the time piece.
 John Reisler, better known in this section as John. The Barber, who is promoting boxing down in Tulsa Okla, has offered Larry Williams of this city a bout with either Bill Bren- nan of Chicago or Harry Greb of Pittsburgh. for July 4. Williams has accepted the match and he will in all probability meet Bill Brennan, who recently beat Billy Miske in a sen sational bout there.
 Danny Morgan today denied the statement made to the writer by a local manager that Battling Levinsky, formerly of this city, now of Phila- delphia. had not received any defin- ite answer from Promoter Veine of Paris for a bout between Barney and Georges Carpenter. The fact remains that Danny not only received the of fer, but today signed articles with M. Veine's New York representa- tive.
 Charley Pitts, who did so well against Benny Leonard in Montreal the other night, is sporting a couple of real sparklers, in which he invested, part of the money he received for that engagement. Charley will go to Des Moines, 1a-, late this month to meet a local boy there. Upon his re- turn he will box either Frankie Elem ing or Irish Patsy Cline in Montreal
 Paul Doyle of New York will wind up his training for his 12-round bout with Phil Bloom of Brooklyn at New London on Saturday night some time today. He has been working out with Willie Jackson, Vic Ritchie and number other good Harlem boxers.
 Mamie Seaman, Bennie Leonard's popular trainer and who has a classy stable of boxers besides, announced today to the writer he had match ed Jack Tracey of New York to box in the semi-final to the Phil Bloom Paul Doyle bout at New London Sat urday. Jacks opponent will be Fran kie Brindisi of New Haven.
 Bridgeport and Hartford will be the next cities to stage boxing tourna- ments for the benefit of former sol dier-boxers, according to a statement made today. The next former soldiers show. will be held in Hartford. Red Allen, Eddie Tremblay, Young Me Auliffe, Sammy Waltz and Sapper Conan, Marty Morris and other good boys, who recently returned from the front will take part in bouts.
 The bout between Battling Levin sky and Billie Misme tabled for Ross ford, o.. July was called off to- day. For what reason the cancellation was effected is more than has been explained. Dan Morgan, Levinsky's manager, has given out state ment.
 Eddie Fitzsimmons. Dan Morgan's new and promising lightweight who is spending a few days in this city, and Battling Levfnsky will take part in an all star show that Phil Glass man of Philadelphia will run on June