The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-09
LightWeights Will Meet In NO- Decision Scrap En Montreal.
 Other Good Bouts Booked.
 Lynch Matched With Wolfe.

LNHcn AEatcDcO Nltn N Oi1e. | R ENVY LEONARD, worlds light AS weight champion, and Charley Pitts, formerly of this city, but now
 of New York, will have it out tonight in Montreal. Pitts and his manager Clarence Gillispie. went to the Cana
 dian city last Saturday afternoon while Leonard left New York for there last night in company with his manager Billy Gibson; George Engle and Nanny Seaman, his trainer. The champion will receive a flat guarantee of S1,000, while Pitts will draw down
 s25O.
 Leo P. Flynn left New York at 11:30 o'clock last night for Pittsburgh where his star coIored fighter, Kid Norfolk, tonight meets Billy NIiske in the main attraction at the Keystone A. C. The colored man secured a decision over
 Miske in a battle staged in Boston
 not so very long ago. They will travel ten rounds.
 Kid Wolfe of Cleveland and Joe Lynch of New York, America's classi- est battler and most sought of the lit ] tie fighters, were matched today to box 15 rounds at sammy Harris American A. C. in Baltimore on July 1 f, according to word received from Lynch's manager, Eddie Meade. l Joe Rurman, who was talked of as
 a prospective opponent for Jimmy
 Wilde, the English crack, has devel- l oped a streak of cola feet, for he has refused point blank to have anything | to do with Joe Lynch of New York. l Joe was given an opportunity to meet Lynch, but he ignored the ofer- ] By the way, Eddie Meade and Silvey
 Burns, two of the best liked boxing
 managers in the East, have joined hands and from their new and lucra- tive offices in the Exchange building, West 10th street. New York, they will do business for some of the best box i CTS in the country. The two are striv ling to organize a sort of boxers em-
 ployment bureau. They have lined up
 many good battIers already.
 Young Robideau, the Philadelphia 1 featherweight who created a sensa- | ton last winter when he slipped over l the kayo wallop on Eddie Morgan. | the English featherweiSht, will share | the honors with Willie Hannon in the | star six round bout at the Empire A. C., of Philadelphia tonight. In an- other one of the six rounders, Joe | WeIch will face Jack Lester. A twelve and two sixes comprise the card to be staged at the Twen- | tieth Century A. C. of Pittsfeld, Mass. | Soldier Pat Flynn and Sailor Saultier | are the two igladia tors who will ap | pear in the twelve rounder, while | Victor Ritchie and Ray Lucas, and | Jack Tracy and Paddy McGirr hook i up in the two six rounders.
 Tom Cowler, the Cumberland man | mountain. has been booked by Charlie l Murray, matchmaker of the Queens 1 berry Athletic club, which holds their ] boxing entertainments at the Broad | way Auditorium in Buffalo, to try ! conclusions with Harry Wills, Paddy | Mullins negro heavyweight star. in a | ten-round bout on Friday night.
 With the signing up of Eddie Moy | to box Irish" Patsy Cline at the Ma | tional League Base Bah club in Phil
 adelphia. next Monday night, the card has been completed. The star | bcut will be a six-round go between | Champion Benny Leonard and John | ny Dundee, with Harry Greb and Joe
 Borrell also slated for the same even ! ing.
 Jimmy Hill, the Australian feath- 1 erweight champion, left San F'rancis l co last Wednesday and is due to ar | rive in this city some time today Tim | O'Sullivan. who will look after the | little Anupodean's ring affairs in this
 country. will meet the little Austra- Han when he arrives and they will