Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-21

when Referee Brennan disqualified Rov
Moore at the Olympia for iricessant use
OF his head, while at the National Club
Kramer again proved conclusiyely his
punching powers by knocking out Bat
tlins Leonard in less than a round--to
be exact. In two minutes.
Ihe decisive defeat Of. Leonard bv
hramcr In so short time really was n
surprise. 1t also proved that Kramer
does not depend entirely on his wicked
,,smbasting left, for IL Is pointed out BY
Donny manager, Phil Glassman. that
: right hook was the main factor in the
knockout.
AS figured that Leonard would be
looking for left hand punches, and no
doubt had worked on a defense for
southpaw. wallops," said Glassnnn to :
DAY, II sent Kramer out to score as
quickiy as possible, and as heavily, with
right. This Dan did--a vicious right
nook knocked Leonard WOODY, and then
kramcr's hefty left did the trick
Leonard was dropped for the count
three different times, and during the two
minutes of one sided action Kramer un.
corked more. socks and slams than a lot
of mittmen do in six or, eight rounds.
hid Wagner showed lot of clever
ness, brilliant assortment of punches
and much improvement by his clean cut
victory over Steve Morris. frankie
conway won a hard fought battle from
Make Williamson. Jimmy Kelly earned
a draw with Bobby Barrett. Jack
Brady outfought George Russell.
Experience VS.. Youth
Experience will be given a pugilistic
problem against youth at the OLYMPIA
tonight, when Kid Williams. one time
bantam champion and veteran, meas
ures his ring generalship, shrewdness
ana infghting against the clcverness and
terrific right handed punching of Abe
Attell Goldstein, the 'teeny New York
bantam: While it will be tough tussle
for Williams. 1t also will be one for
Goldstein-in fact, tonight's mix should
prove the acid test for the youthful
gloveman from Gotham.
Williams has been quite successful
since returning to the ring after an alb
sence therefrom for about two years.
Since last summer the Kiddo has been
coming along and showing good form
against all of his opponents. In the
meantime, Goldstein has placed himself
conspicuously before the cash customers,
md tonight he will step into the wind
up lime glare. -.
Irish Patsy Cline, Of New York. will
get chance to redeem himself follow
ing his disgraceful demonstration re.
Gently by kicking an opponent. when
he goes on in the semi. Johnny sum-
mers, American +. +. weltcrweight
star, will be the person of the second
part.
Jimmy Burns. n little New Yorker,
will pair off with Kid Wolf. Earl
Hartman will get difficult test against
Martin Judge. Ping Bodie boxes Willie
Cross in the opener.
Lynch Here Tonight
Champion Lynch will be in .Philadel-
rhia tonight. in accordance with the
Philadelphia boxing rules for his match
tomorrow night at the National Club
against Jabez White. The Lynch
White contest will be the headliner to
special Washington's Birthday show
at the Eleventh street arena. Jabez
also will arrive here some time today.
Scmifnol to the Lynch White en-
counter will be n match between Patsy
Johnson and Jack Perry. Prclims:
Georgie Brown vs. Jimmy Jordan,
Sammy Morris VS.. Al Wagner, and Joe
Bird VS.. joey Wallace.
\ territorial tl!t will be decided at tine
A. 4 t1morrow night between
Al Fox, or the Twentieth ward. and Phils-
Other bouts: Young Suck Filming VS.. Danny
Buck Eddie ,II&rvey Vs., Jimmy Kelly.
Tommy Lehman vs. Jack Perry and Lenny
Harris vs. staciey hovse'
There are letters In tho sports department
Of tho EvENING PUBLIC LEnGEn for Jack