The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-04
DUNN NOW A
 RING PROMOTER
KiIbane's Manager to Conduct Bouts gn GleVeIand-Other
 Boxing News.

BOXln9 News.
 Jimmy Dunn, manager of feather weight champion Johnny kilbane and Jack Wolfe, the Cleveland bantam, has decided to enter the field as a boxing promoter and will stage bouts al the Cleveland Theatre. Dunns first attraction will be a, ten-round contest between Joe Rivers. the Mex jean lightweight, and Cal Delaney of Cleveland, and will take place on April Ii. Rivers has been working cago for the contest.
 Jack Grace, the veteran ring war rior, blew into New York yesterday. coming direct from Hot Springs, where he has been putting in most of his time for a long while. The Springs must have done wonders for the famous globe trotter, for he looks to be in excellent condition. Grace said that George Mcdonald is the man who signed Eddie Coulon up 10 meet Jimmy Wilde in q twenty round bout in London some time in May.
 Tommy Robson, the Maiden mid dleweight, will resume his ring activ- ities this evening when he takes on the Zulu Kid of Brooklyn in a ten round quarrel at the Moose Club of EImira. In the ten-round semi-wind up Mike NIcCabe is scheduled to min gle with Charley Hayes.
 Numerous other bouts are booked for this evening. All Mccoy, the eX- middleweight champion is scheduled to mingle with Gordon Mckay in an eight-round set-to at the Summit gym in Jersey City. Frankie Daley and Joe Burman clash in a ten rounder at the American A. \. of Baltino ore, Richie Mitchell takes on SOlly Burnes in a ten round bout at the Cream City A. c. of Milwaukee while Frankie Britt and Pal Moran will also go the ten round distance at Matt HinkeIs Cleveland club.
 ChaIky WimIer of Pittsburg and the Corona Kid, who fought a. rattIing ten-round draw the evening Jack Britton won the worlds weIterweight title from Ted Lewis at Canton, have been rematched and will come to- gether in another ten-rounder at the Duquesne Gardens in Pittsburg on April 14.
 Gordon Mckay, Mike McGowan's s Belgium middleweight, has been signed to face Jeff Smith in the star eight rounder at the Summit Gymna- sium in Jersey City next Friday even ing, while on April 16 the foreigner will hook up with Harry Greb at Pittsburg.
 Jack Britton, welterweight cham pion, and Young Neil of Allentown left last night for Canton, O., where they are Doth booked to appear in bouts at Mike NfcKinney's club Mon day evening. Britton will furnish the star 12-round attraction with Bryan Downey, while Neil will go against Silent Howard in a ten-rountIer. Danny Morgan, manager of Britton and Neil, will leave for the scene of action this evening.
 The Arnlor,y A A Of Boston is try ing to close a match fcx a 12-roun6 bout between Frankie Britt of New Bedford and Johnny Clinton, the To- cal lightweight. Clinton has made an impressive showing in the three bouts he engaged in at this club recently, winning all of them. Eddie Fitzsim- mons, stablemate of Johnny's, is an other fayorite with the HUbbites.
 Charles Sheppard, the Boston light weight, who has not only mace good in the roped arena but also on the other side, where he was in several skirmishes as a member Of Uncle Sans brigade, Is spending a few days in New York, but expects to return to Beantown tonight. Sheppard is one of the best drawing cards Boston has and both the ArmoIy and Fenway clubs of that city are trying to sign him up with Benny Valgar for d date in the near future.
 Billy Haack, the Memphis boxing promoter, has wired Sammy Goldman asking him for his terms for an eight round bout between Champion Pete Herman and Jack Wolfe of CIeve- land. Haacl is anxious to stage the bout on May 19. These bantams re- gently put up a corking bout at Cleve- land.
 Eddie Wanace's protege, Lew Men deau, a lightweight, will get an op- portunity to disport has ware this evening when he meets Young Will Hams of Jersey City in the round semi-winGup to the Al McCoy-Gordon Mckay bout at the Summit, N. J., Gymnasium
 Charlie Beecher Of New York has been signed to mingle with Young Clancy in one of the six-rounders to be staged at the National A. c. of Philadelphia one week from tomor- row night. The windup will be be- tween George Clancy and Jack Russo.
 sets. for a PIP class and half of it's former value. or S5,OO0 being the feature. The Blue Hill, S3,000, Is carded for 2.06 trotters, while the premium for slow trotters or a 216 class. Is s2,0OO. The Boston Fair Association is rather liberal to pac- CTS by offering two S3.0O0 purses for a zoe and 2.11 class. These with