The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-05
Charley Pitts, Saper Conan, ssddy Faybrick and Johnny Morris Will Demonstrate Wares-Other Timely News of the Ring.
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WareS-Othcr Timely News
 of the Ring.
 D BRIDGEPORT fans will flnf sheir D way to Waterbury tonigrt Tor IL xill be there that. m all-sts' boxing tT,how will be held. The principals n n the bouts will be forrr'r soldiers bach of whom has seen srVice over lens- Perhaps most i'm 'ortant Of the many battles schedulel Tor the hlEhl is the one between Clarlcy Pitts, for t-nerly of Bridgepor, but now of New York. and Jimm Fasane' the wal oplng wup of Waterbury.
 Pitts will go into the ring in splen- lid physical conditlon' Tor ne mas ,een yvorl1iI-s hard for the past few weeks dow, at Billy Grupp's in New York. and when seen yesterday in tho big tovr said that he hoped to win lVithou4 much trouble. Fasane, how yer, las not been wasting time. He iid considerable boxing while in the srvice and is said to have improved. p nyway it will be interesting to watch O careful boxer like Pitts go against Dc sluEging chap as Fasane.
 70 Sapper Conan of this city will meet -farty Morris also of Bridgeport in Another bout. The sapper has com brletely recovered from the illness that Prevented him from working in Wa -srbury last week and tonight will be Sl1t 10 score a win. Teddy FaybriclS, piso of this city. will meet sammy .. altz of Hartford. The latter is a Fifty scrapper who aspircs to the -ate championship and can be de- tended upon to make it hot fCv the nridEeporter.
 q Then, too. there will be the fol- owing other bouts: Jack Sullivan sf New Haven vs. Young Mungavin lF Waterbury; Kid Parker of Wa 8rbury vs. Red Walsh; Battling Red 'igcant vs. Dave C<. O. Palitz of hartford, and Charley Wright of Wa irbury vs. Phil Barbour of Water -ury.
 Y Joe Shea. the popular Waterbury Promoter and referee, will be third Jan. with Peto shea announcing, and 'e Lawler keeping time The show -il be held at the Auditorium on ou'h Main street.
 n K. Q. Mike Russell. the rugged Siddleweight. fs in this city and will Iart preparations at one of the local bgmnasiums fo- some matches he ex- hncts to engage in at the New Jersey Pubs shortly Russell has defeated fauy of the leading niSdleweights s1d came here for the purpose of girnius a match with Jack Britton.
 Paddy Mullins. manager of Mid ieweight Champion Mike O'Dowd. sccived a telegram from the latter ,day stating that he would arrive this city within two weeks to be- r, n training for busy campaign. ,.u1lins is about to arrange for him ;. T,4- Eek mother in St. Paul and reports -le is recovering. Meanwhile Mul- ms will endeavor to match his wei weight Jimmie Capper. with some the good boys.
 K. O. Mars. brother of the late Ewing Margoiies. who was of cham onship caliber, is in town and 1t is rakely that his manager, Leo r. Flynn. t,iI close a match for him with sieorEe Chaney for fifteen rounds in altimore on July 4. Mars was fouled s'veral months ago by Chaney, who p Co the time of the foulins was on Ie defensive.
 |I Kid Williams. former bantamweight rlcholder. will take another whirl at ie boxing profession. He matched iruse1f to meet Patsy Wallace. the Philadelphia bantamwSiEht for 15 lunds at the American A. c. of Bal more on June 1s. 1T Williams is in -ly form at all he should at leas. bid his own with Wallace. who only
 few weeks ago took a drubbins -om Pete Herman.
 E. O. LouEhlin. the sturdy welter- beight of Allentown. Pa. has been pl.s some great fighting in two ke-1,s. he having outpointed Joe saEau of Boston at Milwaukee. Marty pross at wnkesbarre. Bryan Downey | Canton. O., and last night, at Tul- kl. okla. he knocked out Johnny Col r,ers of Toledo, O.. in the tenth ound.
 Jack Doherty, manager of Dutch eraudt the Brooklyn featherweight {. as just signed up Brandt for another sattle on June 20. This scrap will be ,ith Billy Bevan of Wilkesbarre, Pa. pr ten rounds, at an open air boxing how to he staged at Wilkesbarre. frandt takes on Frankie Burns of srsey City in an eight-round so at De Bayoune A. A. of Bayonne, N. J.. a next Friday night.
 Jake "Young'' Ahearn. who Is mak- hE Boston his home, is now a full edged middlewight. He has been 2 king on flesh so fast that the low est eight he can fight at now is 15S or -O pounds. Ahearn refused recently make 152 pounds for a bout with hck Britton at Lowell. Mass. and an Morgan, manager of Britton, re- -ised to take Britton up to Lowell nd box Ahearn-
 Phil Glassrnan of Philadelphia, fight romoter and manager of Lew Tend 1r, the crack Philadelphia light seisht, is so sure that Tender can efeat Champion Benny Leonard that D. has just wired Billy Gibson. man ger of Leonard, an offer of a guar 1tee of s12.50O to box Tender six 1unds in Philly. and if Benny lasts le six sessions he will make him a resent of additional s2,60O, which ould make Benny's end S15,0OO.