The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-06
Eddie KinIey, Who Meets . Williams At Casino May
 IA, Is Dangerous Opponent

folks that he was not in form on the Louis branded that win as a fuke,
 but Morgan is so confident that his
 battIer can repeat that he has con sented to a return match in Louis
 home town.
 Red Allen of this city will have his
 hands full with Harry Williams of
 New Haven, for the Elm City lad is
 no sIouch and knows boxing from all angles. Against a lad like Red he
 should show his best, for both are tearing. sluggers of the somewhat wild sort, but, nevertheless, these are the
 boys who furnish the fans with the real excitement They, too, will
 travel eight rounds.
 On the same card Mickey Travers
 of New Haven, will meet Issy Conan
 of this city in a six-round curtain
 raiser that is bound to win popular ity. Travers is an exceptionally
 hard hitter for a lad of his weight
 and can be depended upon to give
 Cohan a hard battle.
 Tickets will be placed on sale at the usual place probably tomorrow morning Already there is an un- usual request for reservations. This is justified by the fact that the show is crowded with headline matches any one of which could well be placed at the top of any bill and be expected to draw.
 Passage of the boxing bill by the Senate was received with much en- thusiasm. The bill now goes to the Assembly for concurrence and thence to the Governor who, it has been said, will attach his signature to the measure.
 Terry Lee will not stage his show until the last week of the month, it was announced today. Terry is now in Newark in charge of the conces- sions at the Newark ball park, but he is negotiating with Johnny Dundee, the lightweight who is managing him self for. an eight-rounder between the Italian and Louis Bogash of this city as the headline bout at his show. Battling Levinsky, formerly of Bridgeport, now of Philadelphia. will 1 box Jim Cofey, the Roscommon
 heavyweight, for the benefit of the soldiers at Madison Square Garden in
 New York Thursday night. Benny Leonard, too, will work. He has se- l lected Frankie Lippe as the one whom he will knock out. Jack Britton also | will be on the card.
 i Jack Britton and Ted Kid Lewis are as good as matched for a 12-round 1 bout at Canton, Ohio, within three | weeks, according to announcement 1 made today. Danny Morgan has re- | ceived an offer for Jacks services and 1 is considering it.
 l Harry Greb of Pittsburgh and Clay 1 Turner of New York will furnish the principal attraction at the Armory i A. A. in Boston tonight. This should be q fast 12-rounded and Harry l should make off with the verdict.
 Larry Williams of this city will meet
 the winner at Boston on May 30. Dick Curley today was in town for
 a brief stay He will go on to New 1 York and tomorrow confer with Nick 1 Kline of the Park A. c. of Newark.
 Dick has been engaged as match maker for the Park A. C. and also as i New York representative for the Hip l podrcme A. C. in Montreal.
 ! Now that the Arena is no longer available for boxing, New Haven clubs 1 are planning to stage their shows al Music Hall A smoker will be held there a week from Thursday. it was announced in the Elm City last night.