The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-15

match, Levinsky will look up Jim
 Coney, the Roscommon Giant. who
 met Larry at Jersey City a month ago
 John Jennings, matchmaker of the
 Armory A A. of that city, sought to
 rematch the two last St Patrick's Day. but Coffey refused to fight on
 such day. Coffey, however, will be
 sought only in the event that Mason
 is unreasonable in his demands for
 Greb's service.
 Larry Williams of this city has been promised an eight-round bout al the Armory A. A in Jersey City some time next month. His oppon- ent, John Jennings, the matchmaker. told the writer in New York last night, will In all probability be Willie Meehan, the San Francisco heavy weight, who is now in training at Billy Grupp's gymnasium in New York City. Larry will get his first glimpse of Willie in action this after noon when he with Battling Levinsky will pay a visit to the gymnasium Williams defeated Meehan decisiveIy in Philadelphia about four years ago and Willie is liable to remember that trouncing and refuse to tackle Larry just at this time.
 Dan Morgan today notified this of- flee that he has closed a match be- tween Ba attling Levinasky and Harry GTeb of Pittsburgh at the Mckinney A. C. at Canton, O., on April 2Sth, On the same card Young Neil of Allen town. Pa, will meet Knockout Brown Of Toledo. On May g LevinSky will figure in the main bout of eight rounds with Charley Weinert of New ark at the first open-aiP show of the Armory A. A. in Jersey City, The winner of this contest will be matched by Matchmaker John Jennings with Willie Meehan of San Francisco be- fore the same club late next month.
 Johnny Ertle of St Paul, former hantamweight champion of the world, is training hard idiown in Baltimore Tor his 15-round bout there with Frankie Daly of New York on Friday hGht. Ertle must be at his best to mold his own with such a clever ba l. tier. Johnny Russell of New York will meet Baltimorean on the same card.
 Louis Bogash will without a, doubt appear Tn the main bout at the show sam Driver will conduct at the Casino
 
 the writer today that he had closed with Driver and that his prize light weight, Johnny Clinton, who defeated Bogash in Boston several weeks ago had been rematched with the Brilcre- porter for the main bout at Sam,s show.
 Battling Levinsky can go to Dem yer, Col, late next month and fight fifteen rounds with Billy Misse of St ! Paul, but there is hitch that may force the match to fall throuc,S. The | Battler has been offered a rich guar ! antee, but the long journey is holding i u9 further negotiations.
 Jack BrittOn of Chicago and Frank ! Carbone of New York are positively . not matched for bout at New I,o,-- don. On what authority announce nent to that effect was made is prob . lematical both to Dan Morgan. man ser of Britton, and SiIvey Burns, . who handles Carbone.
 Eddie Meade. manager of Joe Lynch. the crack American bantam weight, received cablegram mes sage from that boxer yesterdal to the effect that he would sail late yes terday for this country. Joe will not arrive in New York for two weeks. His friends are planning d big party for him upon his arrival. and dis charge from the army.
 Jack Britton, welterweight cham s2on of the world, is going to be an SFceedingly busy boxer this month. Je has been matched for four bouts For the next five weeks On the 25th of this month he meets Jock Malone at St. Paul. while on May , he tackles Joe Yelling at the Dun fee A c. in SyraSSse. On May l 3 he will meet Johnny TilIman at sammy Harris American A. C. in Baltimore, while later in that month he will meet the winner of the Ben ny Leonard-Willie Ritchie bout which will be staged at Newark on April 2S.
 By the way. Dave ATackey. match maker of the Sportsmens Club of which has undertaken to support the Leonard Ritchie fight. in formed the writer today that the ad- vance sale of seats for that contest '' already exceeds $31.eO This amount,