The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-12
Soldier Kinley Due Here Today And
 Ready To Take On Larry Williams

caring sIugger. Williams, on the other hand. while himself possessed of powerful blows, is not so careless He has been training hard with Chic Brown and Paul Doyle in New Ha- ven and will come here with many supporters.
 Sapper Cohan and Mickey Travers continue to attract intense interest among local fans. In Bridgeport the former has been made the favorite. Why this should be so is problemati- cal, for there Is nothing about the record of either to warrant one or the other being made the, favorite. As a matter of fact this is the most even ly matched bout on the card.
 Tery Lee. who will referee the aII- star bouts at the Casino Wednesday night, was due to arrive in town for a ten-day stay during which period he will stage his big show here. Ter ry has several big matches under his mitt. Louis Bogash, if he de- feats Johnny Clinton, will in all prob ability be one of the principals. Johnny Dundee is said to have been signed by Terry, but this has neither been confirmed or denied.
 Intense interest is being shown in the amateur bouts that will be staged at the '. M. C. A. here on May p. Some of the best simon pure" scrapers in this section will parti- cipate in the matches. The winners will be characterized as amateur champions of Bridgeport.
  ing club, according to the latest re- port that has reached this city. A well known NorwaIk promoter has had his eyes set on a hall that he said today was ideal for boxing pur- poses. If he. can secure the necessary permission he will stage his first show some time during the middle of June.
 Dick Curley has arranged his first match as a New York representative for the Hippodrome A. c. of Mon treaI, according to a, report received today. He has already signed Jack Britton of Chicago to meet Irish Pat sy Cline there at a late date this month.
 This will be a busy month for Ben- ny Leonard. the lightweight cham pion. A week from tonight he boxes George Erne at the Trenton A. c. of Trenton. N. J.. May 23 Jimmy Duffy of Lockport, N Y, at the Queens bury A C., Buffalo, and on May 25 Joe Welch of Philadelphia at the Peerless A. C. of Baltimore.
 Jack Britton has a world of con- fidence in his ability to lick the big fellows for he has authorized his manager. Dan Morgan, to go ahead and endeavor to match him with Mike Gibbons of St. Paul providing the latter can make 156 pounds at o'clock The St. Paul club seeks this match.
 Walter Mohr of Brooklyn and Jack Brftton of Chicago have been match ed by Promoter Dick Curley of the Hippodrome A. C., Montreal, for a 12- round bout there on June II. Mohr will participate in three other bouts prior to this engagement.
 Earl Purveyor of Tulsa, Okla, and Dick Ioadman of Locl1port. N. Y. will be the principals in 1O-round bout at John Reisler's clab in the first mentioned city tonight. John claims that he is making plenty of money with boxing of Tulsa. Harry Greb of Pittsburgh will have another workout tonforro~ night as Matchmaker Charley Murray tof the Queensbury A, C.. Bufaldf has matched him to meet BaFtIey Mad den of New York there in N 10-round no-decision clash. Greb will receive 1 $7O0 for his bit
 ! Now that his wish has been grant ed and Joe Welling. has been match ed to box ten rounds with Jack Brit ton at Joe Dunfee's club in Syracuse