The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-13
Allen In Win Over Kunz:
 Pitts OutpOints BOgash
Bell Saves Norwalk Battler in Third and Fourth Trembly-W Wood E'racas is Stopped in Third Barry and O'Counell ill Slow 6 Round Draw.

Johnny CEcdJ Alien, tgo legitimate state Iish;wcighy champ Su, has prob ably changed BattI3ps blunzs mind about cunning raci, arJvr lass nights affair lt tho Casino, Johnny put over S uumbcy Or h's famed lett swings and had INupz in trOueio 8u every round, tho bcu saving the for mor champion m tho tbtrd and fourth,
 Charley Tltts, ,uc clever Australian IiEbywoiShJ, showed Louis BoEasn that he has s;lll a few things to learn about Jhe boxing same, The first -hrco were oven, but from then on Pitts boxed riuEs around the local boy, puttiu@ uyvy suuc Sylu lefJ jabs on the chin and had I}ogaSh swinging in the air most 0t Jho time,
 Tho second bout ot the cvenius between Joe Woods the SJvatfoUd lumbprjaci,, and Eddie Trembley, of this clJy, was stopped iu the third round. Tvcmbley far outClassed his opponent and NounB Ac-Nuuhe G.d rlEht iu stopping the affair before lt went any further. Trembley, a clever hard hituuS tyyo-hauded fight CT, hit Woods with every punch known lu a boxers repertoire, only Woods ability in keeping his chin covered saved him from goiuE down before the third.
 Tho first bout of the evening be- tween Young O'Cunuol of the s. JoseDh's and Jimmy Barry, of the North End, was a pretty tame affair. Both boxers were handicapped by eight ounce gloves, but neither one worked hard.
 The Auen-Kuuz min was down on the cards as a semi-huoL but as far
 fighting and excitement goes, lt ,as certainly the star bout Euuz tried to carry the nghtins, but Red landed with that famous lett a num- ber of times and the Battler was lucky to see 1t through
 The first round was even, Kunz getting !n most of his work in the ciinches to the body. but Red came back with a few sharp lef-s to the body and from then on 1t was Al lens bout.
 The second was the beginning of the end Of kuuz' come back. Allen landed three hard lcfJs to the stOm- ach and put In some heavy work in the cliuches on the South NorwaIk- CTS kidneys. Kunz watched Red S left and tried hard to hold i- in the ClinChes.
 Allen started off the third with 8 left to the stomach and went into a cIinch. getting in some hard body blows to Kuuz' left side, which made tho latter vince. Eunz put over a few light Icfts to Aliens jaw, but Red came back with three hard Iefts to chin and had the BaLtler holding. Red then set for a knockout but Kunz kept his jaw covered and Red put in two hard punches to the stom- ach and the former went Co hls cor ner in bad condition.
 Red threw away his chance of slip ping over the sleep producer in the fourth by not following up his punches after he had huua il- A bad condition. Red put in a left and right to ths head and Kunz missed twice in attempt to send D left 1ao to the face Allen then landed a hard right to Jaw and followed with two Co tho stomach, sending both right and lefts to the face and body, but Red let up awhile and Kuuz held on until the bell rang.
 Sunz came out for the fifth look ing a Iittlo fresher and started the milling with f- Co +he jaw and followed into a cliuch. After re- ceivinE few stin lcfts to the stom- ach Kunz pulled his old trick of hold ing onto the rope and swinging with his free hand. landing two lefts to the jaw. Ho tried it again but Etd duck ed and sent in left to the stomach.
 In tho sixth Kunz lead with a left and right to the head. In the close work that followed both missed hard rights to the body Red sent in a few moro hard lefts to the stomach that slowed up the battler but he came back game, leading for the head with his left but Allen kept sending hard lefts and rights to the body.
 In the seventh Rcd put over stiff body punches and kunz missed heavy swings repeatedly. In this round again Allen failed to follow ur after landing rights and lefts to he face and body, Kunz letting down hi. guard under the heavy storm oi blows.
 In the last round Allen tried hard for a knockout, landing left repeated ly to the stomach and rights to the head without a comeback, but Kuni held on doggedly and kept his chir out of the local boys reach.
 The bout was marred by the con stant holding of the South Norwal lad. and Terry Lee said he wOrke, the hardest he ever had in his career as a referee in separating the two.
 Young McAuliffe handled the frs two bouts like a veteran, giving III the lob after the second bout to Terr Lee, who performed in his usua splendid manner.
 The Casino was crowded to 1t limit and tho indications are tha boxing will enjoy the most success full season during the coming yea that the game has ever seen.
 Louis Bogash showed the fans tn latest fin fall boing attire when h climbed through the ropes sporting loud green pair of trunks
 Red Allen has shown great i'm provement since he went under tn wing of Toby owens. The local man aEer has tanned Aliens wild lief swings, tho West End boy missin one swing last night which Is a grea improvement over his other bouts.
 Charley Pitts. one of the cleanes lightweights in the game today. hi