The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-21
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(By LES LEv.)

There are two boys who are after a match with Panama George Dixon, the negro welterweight, who Is under the management of Joe Smith, who would like nothing more than getting match with Dixon. Both boys are ,Bridgeporters, Young Levinsky and Al Ketchell are the names. Ketchell is we'll known here as he has made an enviable record here. Lately he has been fighting in the vicinity of Boston and Maine with more or less , success. He has announced that he will give boxing lessons at the Ar mory A. A., and he will meet Jack McNulty on Saturday night at Wat erbury. In statement made yester- day he said: "I would like to get in the ring with Dixon. I know he has been winning right along, but think can take his measure. I'll meet him any old place."
 Young Levinsky who is sometimes known as Young Brown, says that Dixon is running away from him. His ! manager met Joe Smith and asked him about match between the two boys and Smith promptly turned the offer down, saying that under no condition would he allow his man to l meet Levinsky. Levirsky who saw | service in the navy made an enviable | record a sailor and as he has a i large following would make a good 1 drawing card.
 1 Dixon has not had one good oppo- nent since he began boxing at the 1 Akorn club and has not shown his real worth to the fans. A bout be- 1 tween Dixon and either of these two l boys would be a final bout for any i smoker. r Dave Fitzgerald of New Haven
 will referee all the bouts and Mich l ael O'Connor will hold the watch. . ] Louis Bogash who meets Paul 1 Doyle at the .Fenway A. c. at Boston
 tonight, arrived in that city yesterday 1 with Joe Smith his trainer Bogash who is reported as having signed up
 to meet Patsy Cline on Feb. 9th, has i trained faithfully for this bout and i expects to give Leo Flynn's batt1er l the fight of his life. Sam Driver i stated that Louis is in the best pos l sible condition and that the Sturdy 1 Wop will have no excuses if he fails 1 to register a, win over Doyle. Bogash l has been following Young K1oby who claims the welterweight champion ship of New England and trying to get a match with him. If Louis puts O, l kbOby will have to consent to a bout l Louie thinks that he could take the 1 measure of K1oby and there are a I lot of fans up Boston and Providence
 way who think the same as Bogash
 does Doyle and Bogash are billed to go 12 rounds to decision
 Jess Willard, the former champion
 has announced through the press that he will re-enter the ring if Car pentier defeats Dempsey. Jess still
 thinks that he is as nifty as ever
 with his mitts, and if the Frenchman
 wins he wants to go back in the game
 again.
 Mickey Don1ey who received the newspaper decision over Joe Benja-
 min, will have the acid test of his var jed career when he meets Willie l Jackson next week at New Jersey.
 Donley meets Young Lippe tonight
 at the City A. Q. of New Jersey.
 Fred Fulton who defeated Frank
 Moran a while ago, will make his first appearance in Philly tonight
 when he tackles Tom CowIer. Al
 Reich and Dan O'Dowd will meet in
 the semi-final bout at the same show.
 Young Bob Fftzsimmons, son of the famous Ruby Robert one of the
 greatest heavyweights that ever lived
 is training hard at NutIey, N. J. for
 his match with Eddie West of New
 ark, which is to be one of the eight ' round bouts, on the all star card at
 the Arena, in the Fourth Regiment
 Arnory of Jersey City next Monday
 night Young Fitz follows in his
 fathers footsteps, even in his train ing stunts Like his iIlustrious fa- ; thsr. he always was in good humo1