The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-21

J traction on the twenty eighth, while l Charlie Shepard will tade punches | with Joe Curry on August 4. Phil Glassman, manager of Lew Tender and Joe TipItz and promoter | extraordinary, has decided that it is 1 too long to wait until August IS to 1 stage his next entertainment and in- 1 tends to put on his next show in 1 Shibe Park, Philadelphia, August 4. ] Gi1assman is trying to get Charlie 1 White, the Chicagoan. to face Lew | Tender in the star six-round at i traction.
 ] Harlem Eddie Kelly, who meets 1 Jimmy Sullivan in one of the two l eight-rounders at the Jersey City Ar l mory on Thursday night and clashes | with Chick West in New Bedford 1 the twenty eighth, has been signed l up by his manager, Silvey Burns, to ! face Patsy De Lucca in twelve | round decision bout at the Salem Sportrng Club of Salem, Mass, on | August 6.
 Kid Mcfarland. without doubt | one of the best refrees in the coun- | try, intends going iAto the promoting | business. According to present plans l Mcfarland is trying to arrange a | ten-round bout between Benny Val gar and Johnny Dundee to be staged at the Coliseum in Saratoga the night of August IA. Saratoga has all ways been a. good fight town while the racing season was on and Me 1 Partland believes with a first class attraction the entire sporting frater- nifty would turn out to witness the melee.
 
 who meet at the Bayonne A A, of 1 Bayonne, a week from tomorrow, 1 have agreed to make 163 pounds at i 3 o'clock day of contest. Chip is also ! booked for ten-rounder with Knockout" Willie Loughlin at Buff falo tonight. Tomorrow night, at the Il Fayonne A. A, Marty Cross will meet Johnny (Kid) Alberts in the feature eight-rounder.
 Dave Astey, the local bantam l weight, according to his manager, Willus Britt, will hook up with Bobby , Dyson in the star tuelve-round de- cieion bout at the show of the Marl- boro Driving Club, of Marlboro, Mass, on the, night of August l.
 Panama" Joe Cans, Jimmy nav- exports negro middleweight, anG Wild Burt Kenny will entertain the fight fans of Atlantic City, Thurs day night. The men are booked to appear in the main event of eight rounds at the Atlantic City Sporting Club.
 Nat Rogers, writing from PhiIa- i delphia, asserts that Frankie Rice the Baltimore bantamweight, has taken runout on his match with Johnny Lisse, which was scheduled to take place at the Oriole Baseball Park, in Baltimore, Monday night. and that Battling Henry will meet Iisse in the ten-round senli-windup to the Frankie MasonIFrankie Daley ffteen-round contest. !, The Dick O'Brien-Joe Bonds if teen-round set-to which has been on and off for several months. different causes being given for the many post ponements, is to take place at the ! Elmwood arena in Charleston. w Va, tonight. Last Monday night at this club, Soldier Sammy Sandow gave Joe Haley q beating in the main event, the largest crowd ever attending a contest at the Elmwood arena being present.
 Tel Lewis, eX-king of the welters will get into condition for his eight round bout with his conqueror, Jack Britton, which is scheduled for the Jersey City Armory a week from to- night at Jimmy De Forests place ID Long Branch. sammy Stone, Al Wells bantam, will be seen in the semi-windup the night Lewis and, Eritton clash, meeting the best youngster available.
 The ten round bout between Knockout Brown and Billy Weeks which was to have taken place at Lima, Ohio, the other night has been postponed until Monday night, July 2S.
 Much impressed by the success achieved by Phil Glassman with his | all-star show at Shibe Park, Philadel- | phia, last Monday night, the various 1 promoters of that city are contem- plating sta sing weekly boxing exhibi- ! tions during the summer season l Johnny Kifbane and Joey Fox are l down for the star siX-round attrac- tion at the National League base baM park on July 2s, while Promoter Glassman intends to stage a show at Shibe Park on August 4. Leon Raines is after a CHne-Leonard match for the same date for the National League park, while on the eleventh they arc trying to book Johnny Kill bane and Johnny Dundee. The latter has consented to meet the feather weight champion.
 Leo Johnson and Eddie Dorsey. the two negro 1ightweights, have been signed up to appear in a fifteen round decision bout at the Cumberland Ath- letic Club of Cumberland, Md. on the night of July 30.
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