Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-03
MINIATURE TENDLER HERE
IN PERSON OF DAN KRAMER
Bantam Inrader From Boston
Looks and Fights Like Local
j Lightweight Southpa,c He
Possesses a Terrific Punch
nv SAM ME- ST 4 BL E
BY LOUIS ii. JAFFE


A POCKET edition of Lew Tender
"A in countenance, physique and ring
style, also in comparative fistic ability,
has invaded Philly, and he will box
under the same colors as those of the
lightweight ace. The newcomer in the
local glove field is Danny Kramer, a
Boston bantam.
While in the Hub several weeks ago
Phil Glassman saw Kramer, who, like
Tender. squares off with his right arm
extended and right foot out. knock out
Johnny Russell, of New York, in less
than a round. Russell is the tough
looking and tough battler who was dub
bed by the gallery gods at the Olym-
slowed away the Devil" with a left
punch to the body.
He not only looks like Tender and
''but he punches lot harder than Lew.
No kidding. this kid is no bimbo. He's
going to knock the fans dead-and his
opponents, too
Kramer is legitimate bantam. His
best ringside weight is 11S pounds, and
says that he can come in at a lower
scale without weakening himself. Danny
was born in Boston, November %, 1899.
He started boxing late in 1915 as an
amateur, and since rearranging faces of
other fellows for livelihood he has had
in the neighborhood of fifty five bouts.
About one third of these have termi
mated with the person of the second part
going to sleep.
After having half dozen professional
bouts In Boston. Kramer went to the
coast, where he established reputation
as a knockerout in four-round matches
in Frisco, Los Angeles and Vernon.
While in California Danny substi-
!. tuted one night in bout against Eddie
Mahoney, the lightweight. Mahoney
weighed 139 pounds, and Kramer came
IN at 119 pounds. 1t was four round
bout, in which Champion Jack Demp-
sey, who refereed, rendered draw de-
cision.
Since returning from the coast John
nv Fisse and Paddy Owens have fallen
victims to Kramer's knockout, while he
earned q ten round decision over Able
Friedman and was .outpointed by Roy
Moore.
Lew Tender has been exonerated by the
wisconsin commission in Its investigation
af the Phil iladelphian'S recent bout in NIL
waukss with ZEE Wsing 1S;o Phil Phil fassman
Frank Myikern today; ''GuaEantee and do
post mailed by commission Tuesday. Com
still after yelling for holding and not
making a fight OF it."
n In definitely reported from Milwaukee
that Willie Jackson and Lew Tender Will
box there on the night OF November 90 Jack
son and Tender have boxed several times.
with the Phiadelphian winner on every
occasion. but nons of Lewis advantages was
decisive. II is probable that a Jackson
Tendier hfteen-rounder will be staged in
New York before tho first Of the year.
MA Wolf, OF this city, has returned from
\ trenton where he defeated Sammy Nabe in
4 Itrht rounds. Wolf weighed ll2a pounds
4 ana Nabie l18, The Phlladephlan made
sach a hit that he was rematched for q bout
& Monday night week
IA Eari Kartman, local amateur bantam, who
K,as n member OF the American Olympic
harn has decided to box professionally He
hs placed himself under tho management OF
hck Welnstein, Hartman won several
Htles while simon pure.
Mack HaGan has two OF his stable BOXING
xiay nlxht Eddie Dougherty and bobby
W,eod Will appear In respective matches
ths Cambria. Johnny Deushsrty. Al