The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-22
Sammy Driver Breaks
 Matchmaking Record;
 Local Boys In Demand

went through his training stunts at the Remington gym yesterday with surprising ease, after running about four miles on the road with his trainer, Joe Smith.
 How busy Manager Driver has been can be realized by a single glance al the following schedule of bouts for Allen and Williams:
 Monday
 Monday, March 24-Red AHen-Joe Yelling, Syracuse.
 Thursday, March 27-Red Allen Phinney Boyle, Lawrence, Mass.
 Friday, March 28-Larry Williams Leo Houck, Harrisburg, Pa.
 Tuesday April Harry Williams Kid Norfolk, Boston.
 Friday, April 4-Red AllenTerry Brooks, Boston.
 Tuesday. April S-Larry Williams Big Chief Turner, Portland, Me.
 Thursday, April 10-Red Allen Harry Carlson. Brockton, Mass.
 Monday. April 14-Barry Williams K. o. Brennan, Syracuse.
 Monday. April 21-Larry Williams Harry Greb, Pittsburgh.
 ''Red'' Allen of this city and Joe Smith, his trainer, will leave this city tomorrow afternoon for Syra- cuse. where on Monday night the local lightweight meets Joe WeGling of Chicasto, in a ten round bout. Jack Rulger will handle Yelling in this scrap Welling also meets Paul Doyle of New York in New Haven on next Friday night -
 Scotty Monteith has found 1t hard 10 live without managing a battler so he has taken unto himself another scrapper. The former pilot of John ny Dundee, the walloping wop light weight, will henceforth look after the pugilistic affairs of Mel Coogan. box ing instructor at the Rhole Island State College.
 Benny Coster of New Orleans and Battling Reddy of New York, will furnish the main attraction at Lew Meyers Lakewood A. c. at Lakewood N. J., tonight. Reddy has been work ing faithfully and is expected to de- feat the southerner.
 Willie R1tchie. the former light weight champion, has decided to re- main in New York for several weeks. It may be possible that the theatri- cal managers along Broadway may in- duce Willie to do a monoIogue. Rit- chic is enjoying his honeymoon just now.
 Roy Archer. who signs himself as manager of Jess Willard, worlds heavyweight champion, yesterday wired Battling Levinsky of this city to act as chief trainer and sparring partner to the titleholder, who will :.&E9 start training for his battle wilr Jack Dempsey on July I. Levin sky replied today that he can not go West, but will be prepared to do v-ha lever is asked of him if the title holder should come East to train.
 Johnny Murray of New York. did so well in his bout in Philadelphia last Monday night that Matchmaker Jack Hanlon of the Olympia A. 4 today matched him to box six rounds with Joe Burman at that club a week from Monday. The two have met before and drew an unusually big house.
 Ted Kid Lewis leaves Monday for Jacksonville. Fla, where he will spend a couple of weeks. The Kids bout with Joe Yelling of Chicago. which Promoter Dave Mackey had booked for his Newark club next week has been called off.
 There is nothing certain about the trip that Batrling Ievirsky Is re- ported to have consented to take this ,oTning summer. The Battler had oeen offered to box Georges Carpen- fer in France but so far neither he lor his manager has heard from the French promoters. By the way, the Sattler has not been informed about hat reported bout with Billy Ndiske.. John Costello, who first handled lack BTitton, now welter weight hanspfon of the world, is in town lack is ahead of an overseas Revue hat plays the Park theatre begin ling tomorrow. Lieut.. Jack Nun NGe, former heavyweight, who saw service in France, is being featured n the shcw
 Young Goula of Providence, and Brooklyn Battling Nelson, will box ? rounds in the main bout at the National Athletic club in MaFieville, l.. on Tuesday night GopIa Is a ough welterweight and should defeat he Brooklyn lad
 Tommy Madden of Brooklyn, and Gordon Ray of San Francisco. will box fight rounds in the main bout at he weekly show of the Summit A. :, in Jersey City next Friday night Iadden has been getting into trim own at Billy Grupp's soR tAe past wo weeks.