Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-29
CHANEY-T|PL|Tz
FEUD ON TONIGHT
Hetty Hitters Inaugurate Open
Air Season at the Phil
lies Ball Park
SCHEDULED FOR 8 ROUNDS
BY LOUIS II. JAFFE

=, brace of promiscuous members OF
the well;,known Rock EN- and Sock en-
Club Will go to bat tonight when
George Chancy. of Baltimore, and Joe
Iiplitz; of Philadelphia. meet in a
scheduled eight round bout at the
Phillies Ball Park. What Chaney and
Tiplitz don't know about boxing could
NIL the grocer',s ledger. but when il
comes to uncorking haymakcrs. wallops
OF the knock en- dead variety no one
can hate them for their sad negligence
In learning the finer points of the art.
Chaney always has been rcputed for
ms ability as knockcrout. In fact
ne mas been commonly dubbed through
out the country as the Knockout
hlng. George has scored several
strings OF consecutive haymakers. his
most recent being last fall when he
'oPpIea over eleven opponents in row.
arriving in town last night the Bal
sslm9rean announced himself in tip top
i;el iuttie. Never, felt better in all my
.,ie; he smiled. This ia an oppor-
tunity for which have been angling for
two years. Yes. will nut him away
sure, or go out myself trying to do so. I"
Tip Stopped CLANCY
Almost two years ago, July ID, 1910,
TO be exact, Chancy. in rushing Tip
Iitz against the ropes in a bout at Shibe
iark, hung his chin on wild, round
mouse left swing of JOc's and George
crumbled to the mat. This happened in
the third round. and CLANCY was
counted out. 1t was the fstic upset of
tne season, made Tiplitz famous over
ulght and he Immediately sprang into
'he limeglare as first rate boxer.
-. Tonight may mean the undoing Of
liplitz. That appears to be the dope
or those who permit their money to
converse in picking winners. Chaney
~ Delng made an even money wager
mat he will win over Tiplitz before the
finish of the scheduled twenty four
minute action.
Both Tiplitz and CLANCY are in fit
tettle; and a grueling set to is ex-
Another return match will be be-
tween Louisiana and Kid Williams.
Louis sort of scrambled the dope back
IN 1910 when he upset Williams, then
bantam champion, for nine second
count in the fifth round of n six round
bout. While Louisiana has not been
very active in the ring in recent years,
his trainer, johnny LOTUS, says the
veteran Is in shape to prove once more
his class, against the one time title
holder. Louisiana always made i'm =
pressivc showing against the Kiddo.
Benjamin VS.. Brown
a lightweight match on the program
will be between Joe BENJAMIN, of Cali
fornia, and Harry (Kid) Brown. of
Philadelphia. BENJAMIN has been
training for several weeks with Jack
Dempsey Mt the Airport. Atlantic City.
He Is a stablcmate of the heavyweight
champion. and Jack Kearns. manager
of Dempsey, will be here to handle the
Californian. This will be the mos,
important contest of Brownies career
The opening tilt will be between,
Danny Kramer. hard hitting Local
bantam, and Roy Moore, OF st. Paul.
They met at the Olympia here last fall
and Moore was disqualified for butting
Lou Crimson and Franklin r. Nc
Cracken have been appointed referees.
Crimson will officiate in the meetings
between Benjamin and Brown and
Tiplitz and Clancy, while McCracken
will handle the other matches.
Tonight's show is the official opening
of the summer season at the big league
parks here. Herman Taylor and
Robert ii. Gunnis are the promoters
ana tney nave announced tnelr lnten-
tions of staging bouts throughout the
warm weather at the Phillies' park at
intervals of three weeks.
Mayor Ed Bader, of Atlantic City
will head delegation of fans from the
shore, where they have congrcgated
from all over the country preparatory
to seeing the Dempsey Carpenter
match at Jersey City Saturday after
noon.