The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17
Pal Moore Made { to }
 FayOrite TO Beat Jimmy
 Wilde In London Tonight

Boston, of which amount Valger got
 S2,635 and Dundee $3,O75. Dundee
 secured the verdict. Eddie Meade.
 who bids fair to be Johnnys next
 manager, handled the Italian.
 Matchmaker John Jennings, who
 in conjunction with Charley Harvey,
 manager of Ted Kid Lewis, the New
 York welterweight, will conduct the
 Lewis Britton championship bout at
 the Arnrory in Jersey City on July
 2S, expects the receipts to run up to
 s1O,OOO, for champion alone has been guaranteed s3,500 for his end. Lewis,
 it is understood. will fight on straight percentage basis.
 Battling Levinsky, formerly of Bridgeport, but now of Philadelphia, will appear in another outdoor show at Philadelphia two weeks from Mon day, according to information on hand. Phil Glassman made quite a sum out of Mondays all star card. l and he is looking around for a set of boys who would furnish another equally profitable occasion Phil until l last Monday had been having many ] hard breek ks.
 Harry Greb of Pittsburgh is per | hGps the busiest light heavyweight in the game today. Also he may be put PdOwn as the best money -getter in the | country. He is favorite through
 out the country and wins friends 1 wherever he appears. He is one of | the few light heavyweights who never | fail to deliver the goods. He got l S1 900 for boxing Levinsky Monday and another s1,100 for meeting Greek George Brown of Chicago, at 1 Wheeling, W. Va, last night Not a | bad weeks work, aye?
 Tobey Owens, manager of Red
 Allen of South Norwalk and tapper l Conan the clever local featherw eight, 1 left this city last night for New i Britain to post a forfeit for the ap- ] pearance of both men at a show that | Jack Reinas will conduct in that
 burgh on July 31. Allen will receive
 a liberal percentage of the gate re-
 ceipts He meets Bobby Remier Of 1 Hartford.
 1 "Red'' Mason, who manages Harry | Greb of Pittsburgh, in a letter to the l writer today. says that he has just
 closed a match whereby his protege
 will box George Chip of Newcastle, l Pa., at Youngstown, O., a week from tonight. Harry will get $500 for stop
 ping Chip who is far. from being the | clever and tough man he was three 1 and four years ago.
 Jimmy Dime, by the way, is now l doing the matchmaking for the New | castle, Pa. club. He has settled there | for the year with his stable or crack | fighters and announces that he in 1 tends putting that town on the map l by staging a number of high class | elk ;- tho o1,a,, -la,o
 can do this, too for he is in close
 touch with all the boxers and knows | how to approach their managers. Johnny Buff, the Jersey City ban l tamweight who has been coming ! along in leaps and bounds during 1 the past two months, and Johnny
 Murray, New York's promising ban 1 tamweight, who is under the man | agernent of Doc BagIey, who also l handles Willie Jackson and who 'fdis- | covered" Benny Valger, the fighting | Frenchman, will furnish the main at 1 traction in an eight-round bout that | the matchmaker of the Trenton A. 1 c. of Trenton, N. J., will stage on ' next Monday night. Who said Johnny (Kid) A1berts Of l Elizabeth, N. J.. was all in and. through boxing? Word has just come l tc that Johnny and Marty Cross, l brother of the famous Leach Cross, ] who is now practising dentistry in l Los Angeles, will come together in an | eight-rounder that will top Tuesday sl | card at Charley Doesserick's Bayonnes l A. c. of Bayonne, N. J. Johnny Kid
 Alberts was for a long time under 1 Leo P. F1ynn's management.
 | Pete Hartley of Derby who with
 Leo P. Flynn and the latter's stable | of boxers is touring the West and | South, will meet Pal Moran of New | Orleans in the southern metropolis | on August 4. The two were originally
 matched to exchange blows on the l night of August II, but at the request l of the matchmaker the bout was put l ahead one week. l Waterloo, Ia, will be placed on the | boxing map after Labor Day, if a rel | port received today from Chicago can 1 be taken as authentic. There h4a been some talk of planting a boxing
 club in that city for a long time and
 now it seems to be reality for latest | information from there brings on | news to the effect that Tommy Gib-
 bons of St. Paul and Jack Burke of r Chicago will open the season there.
 Jack Thompson of St. Louis, who | has done a lot of fighting in the Mid- {
 dlewest, and Harry Wills. the colored | heavyweight and logical contender ; for the worlds heavyweight cham l pionship, have been matched for | 15-round bout at Tulsa, Okla, on tho l night of August 4. John Reisler. alias
 John, the Barber, of New York is
 | matchmaker of this club.