Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
.16 BOUTS ON At
4 CLUBS MONDAY
Paulson Will Sub for Jacks
Against chaney-TipIitz
vs.. Hanlon
NEW AUDITORIUM OPENS
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

Dy LOO1S
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY SIX
~ rounds Of boxing are scheduled in
Philadelphia Monday for the second Of
the three big fstic afternoons in this
city. Thanksgiving Day was the first
and New Years afternoon will be the
last.
The leather pushing will 90 on at
four different arenas, and 1t is expected
that about IA 900 persons will see bouts
as an appetizer for the well-known
Christmas turkey. Programs are ar
ranged for the Olympia, National, Cam
bria and new Auditorium Clubs. Open
ing bouts will start at 2 80.
Thirty two boxers are to show their
respective wares in total Of sixteen
bouts. A match for good measure is
scheduled at the new Auditorium. while
the usual FIVE bout cards are to be
staged at the other clubs.
An eleventh hour change developed IN
the program for the National, when 1t
was learned that Freddy Jacks, the
Britisher, would be unable to keep his
encore with Georgie CLANCY, the knock ,
erout. 1t was CLANCY who struck Fred
low punch about two weeks ago, ana
they were to have met in return tilt.
Pauson Substitutes
However, according to Matchmaker
Jack Hanloh, after Jacks had been IN
training several days he decided that
he had not recovered sufficiently to take
on bout for some time yet. AS re-
suit Hanlon secuted around and finally
decided TO send in Mike Paulson, Known
as the st. Paul Tornado, against the
vicious socking Chancy.
Paulson and Clancy have met before.
having engaged in an eight round
match. Other star mittmen who have
been stood off by Paulson are Richie
Mitchell, Willie Jackson. Jimmy Han
lon and Rocky Kansas.
Joe T1plitz will get back into ring
harness when he shows in the wind-up
at the Olympia. Tip had been on the
sidelines for several weeks owing TO
an injured ankle. which was put out
of commission while training. Joe SAID
today he was in fit fettle, and believed
he would have no trouble showing to
advantage over Jimmy Hanlon, OF Den
YER, In their return match.
Harry Kid Brown, a stablemate OF
Tiplitz, will pair off with Sam Mos
berg, of New York, in the other eight
rounder.
A Negro match is scheduled for the
main six round go, bringing together
Panama Joe Cans, supposedly the
colored middleweight champion, and
Jerry Hayes, Of West Philadelphia. The
other bouts are: Johnny Donnelly vs..
Whitley Fitzgerald and Patsy Wallace
vs.. Billy Devine.
Another Return Tilt
A return tilt between pair of light
heavyweights will be the feature of the
semi final at the National, when
frankie Britton and Eddystone Miller
clash in an eight round bout. Two
weeks ago they slambanged their way
through half q dozen rounds in a swell
scrap, and Monday afternoon they will
have two more rounds to go.
Two other eight FOUNDERS on the Ma
tional bill are Johnny Mahoney VS..
Young George Chip and Eddie Mullen
VS.. Philadelphia Joe yelling. Kid
round opener.
A bantamweight bout will be the
headliner at the Cambria. Kid Fred
cricks, Of Allentown, will pair off with
Battling Murray, Of South Philadel-
mia. johnny PaxSon and Johnny
Hnuba will be semi fnalists.
In the prelims, Artic McCann will
meet Terry Ianlon. Joe Miller will
clash with Bobby Wilson and Tommy
Devlin will face Georgte Starke.
The new Auditorium will hold its first
show of the season with Billy Silver
man rs the promoter and Willie Ed
wards matchmaker. Henry Hauber and
Eddie Revoire will be opponents in the
eight round wind-up. The fifth con-
test will have Joe Wright and Young
Joe Bradley as principals,
Other bouts arranged by Silverman
and Edwards are: Happy Jack Nc
! Williams vs. Willie Thomas. Tommy
Sullivan vs.. Whitley Burke. Eddie Bates
vs.. Johnny Tully and AL Moore VI.
SAMMY Hoff