The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27
FIRST-CLASS WELTERS
 FROM NORTH MATCHED


 from the north have been matched to anpear here They are Johnny Tillman and Bryant Downey. Both boys are hlgh ,ip in their class and are, In themseiVes' a headline attraction.
 Local fighters will also be gwen place on the programme. Dummy Harrington. southern amateur 15-pound champion. will probably meet Larry Ayera of Atlanta This bout will be for len rounds In case Avera is not avail able. Battling Kelly will be matched against Harrington
 Jack Brady will be matched against suitable opponent. Brady is nifty httie battler and is sure to put up splehuiu battle for the veterans.
 Eranlx Chestain and Bert Johnson arc matched in little Friendly grudge1 ai- fair. Chestain is tue fighter who put up such a battle against Ashton Donza' holu- or of all sorts of titles, chiefly those Tn the 115-pound class. Chestain ana Jonn- son will fight in the 125-pound class.
 In addition to the above bouts others will be arranged Taken all in all, no such sport programme has ever been arranged for any one group of men pe- fore An all-star cast has been seieceeo'
 The programme. as it now stands follows:
 Benny Leonard (possibly), opponent undecided.
 Marty BuTk6, OppOneHl uhdCSiNNN
 Billy Miske (possibly). opponent un- decided
 Sailor Blanque, New Orleans, vs lack Denny, New Orleans: ten rounds 145-pound class. N
 Red Dolan. New Orleans. vs. Kid Galiano. New Orleans. ten rounds; lSs- pound class.
 Johnny Tillman. Columbus. ohio' vs. Bryant Downey. MilWaukee' teh rounds 145-pound class.
 Dummy Harrington. Birmingham, vs Larry Avera Atlanta. or Kelly, BIT mingham; ten rounds. 145-pound class.
 Amateur bouts between B. A. c. ONLY RAINBOW MEN
 WILL BE ADMITTED
 Only Rainbow division veterans will be admitted to the entertainment, which will take place at Redwood park beginning at 3 o'clock in the afternoon Committeeman and limited number of sport writers will be the only ones admitted to the show who are not Rainbow veterans NC admission will be charged those ad- mitted to the entertainment.
 1t was due to the courtesy of the management of the local negro base ball association that Redwood park was available for the meet. game was scheduled for July 13. when the entertainment will take place, but tho game will be played as one Of double header on Monday. July 12 The sports committee wishes to take .this opportunity to thank the man agement of the Black Baron club. STREET IS CHAIRMAN
 OF SPORTS COMMITTEE
 Bill Streit was named chairman or the sports committee to arrange the entertainment for July IS. This com mittee is under the supervision of the central committee to nrovide amuse- ments for the Rainbow veterans. os course, but Bill, Streit has full charge of the arrangement of the programme and other matters concerning the er- tertainment at Redwood.
 Karl Landgrebe is vice chairman and referee. He will be the third man in the ring at the entertainment.
 The following compose the sports committees: Bill Streit, chairman: K. Landgrebe. vice chairman and referee: Jack Riddle. assistant referee. W. H. Hutsell. amateur events; T. G. Brab- ston. transportation: Brown Parkes. in charge of park: R, A. Smallman. construction: c. W. McEachin and Tom Sells. tickets. R. O. Launey. Marvin Mccarthy and Zipp Newman. adver : tisinR.