The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-24
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By G. c. HAWNIAN.

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 By G. c. HAWMAN.
 Matchmaker Mason has completed his card for the Akorn Club at the Casino next Tuesday evening. Eddie Fitzsimmons, the crack New York lightweight will meet Louie Bogash, the 145-pounder, in the star bout; Ed die Trembly, who showed so well against Joe Woods a week ago. will stack up against Joe Cans, Battling Kunz's sparring partner, in the semi final There will be two openers. Mickey Travers of New Haven and
 Billy FItzsimmons, and Freddie Bosse vs. Kid Thomas of Waterbury,
 Joe Wood of stratford, who
 fought Eddie Trembly at the Casino
 last week, is training daily at one of
 the local gyms to get into the best
 of condition, anw wants a return en- gagement with Tobey Owens middle
 weight. Joe says that his bout with Trembly was his first appearance in
 the ring in three years and he had
 only five days in which to get into
 condition for the affair. He expects ! to take part in a few bouts during November, and says he will show the l fans a different battler than appeared
 at the Casino.
 Tobey Owens, the popular local
 manager, has turned over the job of looking after Eddie Trembly, the crack middleweight's affairs, to Char ley Harvey of New York
 V1-A TO.- | his resting place, will meet Frankie Conifrey, the fighting fireman of New York in a twelve round bout be- fore the Pine Tree A. c. of. Portland, Me, next week.
 Tommy "Kloby|' Corcoran, the well terweight Boston is raving over, is beseiged with challenges from all parts of the country and the offers from the promoters are of no small amount The latest is Dave Powers 1 who has a big forfeit that KIoby can l not stop him in ten or fifteen rounds and Sergeant Lockhart of the Mar ines, who wants to meet him on a winner-take-au basis.
 The AtteIl family is represented by another member of the family in the squared arena, Jack AtteIl, brother Of
 the famous Abe, Monte and Caesar,
 has signed up with a well known pub
 licity manager and is sending chaI- lenges to Jack Britton.
 Baltimore fans are criticizing the
 referee of the Lynch-F'rankie Mason
 scrap in that city the other night for calling the bout a draw. The fans claim that at the very least 8 | draw should be given, most of the papers gave the decision to Mason. Battling Levinsky will meet Harry | Greb of Pittsburgh in a 12-round | bout at Cincinnati on the night of ! the opening worlds series games in | that city. The two were to have | fought at Dayton, O., last Friday, but ! the bout was called off for some un- knoun reason.
 i Al Roberts, the Staten Island hea- " weight has passed up an offer | to meet Gunboat Smith, the old time | wrecker of heavyweight title aspir- ants at the Bayonne A. c. in Bayonne | on September 80.
 | Ralph Brady of Syracuse will meet l T in a ten round affair in the latter l city this evening.
 Benny Leonard, lightweight title | holder, will meet Charlie Metric of Detroit in the latter city on October | 1. Metric has been cleaning up all | the lightweights in the middle west | and the home town fans expect him ] to give the champion a stiff go. The only thing that is holding up | the final arrangements for the Lew | Tendler-Benny Leonard champion l ship affair to be held n New Haven some time in November, is a differ | ence over the time that thme boys | will weigh in. Phil Glassran, mana ] ger of Lew Tender, has accepted the l offer of s7,5O0 for the match, which | will be of fifteen rounds.
 Jack Britton, welterweight cham | pIon of the world, has been forced l to pass up five offers this month | amounting to $25,0OO, on account of 1 an attack of taundice. Britton ex- l poets to be in the ring ain about | the end of October.
 1 Word has just been received in this | country that Jimmy Wilde has sailed 1 or is about to sail for this country. | Jimmy was offered S115,000 to meet Pal Moore by Nate Goodwin, the Lon | don promoter, about week ago. | Wilde seems to be doing a foolish | thing in leaving England where he has both referee and large purses. He 1 wouldn't draw one-half of Goodwin S l offer with Herman in 2o-round 1 bout here.
 Y, Jack Dempsey's theatrical venture has gone on the rocks. In only two
 cities on the entire circuit did the promoters make any money at all YALE LOOKS GOOD IN PRACTICE
 New Haven, Conn.,, Sept. 24.---A heavy wet field compelled the Yale eleven to limit its work yesterday rc light work. Coach Sharpe allowed the
 two scrub elevens to scrimmage for a
 short time under the personal direc- ton of Dr. Billy Bull. Despite the