The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-26
Meanwhile Bogash, Hartley, Mohr and Dove Are Train ing - Kearns Eliminated Other Boxing Gossip.
By ROGER TERRI.

" nat is expected to be the biggest crowd that has witnessed a boxing show at the Arena this season is look ed for at next Tuesdays entertain ment there, for already Promoter Dick CurIey announces that the ad- vance sale is far beyond his fondest expectations. Brdgeporters are put ting in a big demand for reservations and special busses will make the trip to and from thls ~tty on the night of the alI-star card.
 Meanwhile Louis Bogash, who meets Pete Hartley of Derby, in one of the four-rounders, is training hard with Larry Williams. Red Allen, Young Bosse and several other scrap pers of this city. 8ogash has not taken off much weight judging from his appearance today. but at the Remington gym, where he works out, he is doing splendid work and hss developed an unusually hard punch, which he believes will carry him | through a decisive winner
 l Hartley, appreciating the import i ance of this bout, will be at his best 1 and his manager, Leo P. Flynn, has 1 purposeIy called off two matches so i that the Durable Dane may spend all his time preparing himself for i this important contest. There will 1 be no friendship lost when the two get together. On the contrary, it will be one of those grudges of which one hears so much, but from which 1 little or nothing usually materializes. Then on the same card there will ! be another important enga cement . he T-o1+ ha Ia lightweight of Brooklyn, and Paul i Doyle of New Haven. The latter will i be. at his best. He has been training hard with Benny Leonard down at Marshall Stilman's gym down on l West 125th street, New York AIohr l is one of the most perpIexing and hardest hitters in the game. but he i will have to step lively to hold his own with the New Havener. who is cIeverIy fast and unafraid to rough tC with his opponents.
 Dave Fitzgerald will referee the bouts.
 Battling Levinsky. the local heavyweight, will leave tonight for Canton, O., where he will meet Harry Greb of Pittsburgh in a Hereunder at the Mckinney A. c. LevinsIy,
 
 O.. until late tomorrow afternoon as he leaves on the Chicago express ! from New York at o'clock tonight Joe Smith, Levinsky's trainer, will not go along with the BattIer as he is confined to his bed with illness This will be the first bout in which Levinsky has participated in about seven years that Joe Smith has not been in his corner. Levinsky will 1 depend on a Cantonite to second him in that important bout.
 George Chaney os Baltimore, who fought so well against Babe Picato in the Monumental City last night box | es Artie O'Leary at the National A. C. in Philadelphia, tonight. This will be a six-round no-decision bout and a lively battle is expected between the two.
 Sammy Driver, manager of Larry l Williams of this city couldn't see 1 Soldier Kearns as an opponent for his heavyweight and Promoter Lev inaky has been compelled to pass up such a match for May 12. Levinsky will not attempt to negotiate with anyone for that night until his re- turn from Canton probably Tuesday | or Wednesday.
 Matchmaker Ivy Lewis has decid- ed to take another chance on heavy weights and a week from Tuesday night he will introduce members of the Armory A. A. of Boston to Clay Turner. the Indian, and Harry Greb. This should be a corking good bat tie, although the red man should come through as winner
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