The evening world. Newspaper, September 22, 1920, Page 19

ce A Or ed sieNas ; : ti ‘Tae EVENING woRup, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 ro80. Leonard Has Four Fights On, |=" A. A. of Pritadetohte, mate 4 meet! Ieck: Danety hes Beet ramet wr fer two tary | wetterwelent, boxes Sor Wonts of Rostod. | 2 ras chlo finer show for that duh on Money by bie manager, Mike Me bores Jive “ peel Of which amounted to @ Nochester, VY Friday ai vd Tt, Jack Corin mem Felling Lain of 0 f T : 6.000, tereking att for the fan opening ee | Brooklyn for vee romede at the Wert Wohoine ne of Them Against Britton)? 228 80.5.8 oe dit ane ei, “dak > nd fy deteatet Charley Seton ) Hdl, Mines. Oe Btapleton, Wieago Dantemweietst | 8 the main go of cigist Touma, May Be Some Time Before New Yorkers See Benny in Action. By John Pollock. Champion Benny Leonard will be a very busy fighter for the next few weeks, a8 his manager, Billy Gibson, “has eigned bim up to engage im four contesia, Ife first go will be with Pal Moran of New Orteans for ten rounds at an open air boxing show at Eust Obicago, Ind., on next Saturday afternoon, his second with Champion Jack Britton for ten rounds at the |} Cleveland baseball grounds on Sept. 30, bis third with Frankle Britt for ten rounds at New Bedford, Mass., on Oct. 4 and hin fourth with Johnny bike caoghed the English lightweight for welve rounds at the Olympic A. C. of Paterson, N. J., on the night of Oct. 8, Joo Bat jseniin, (Me lever California lahtwnisht, who ene mart k enlion One Pete Fert: iy Mt Matison Square Gurdon on lant Friday Siett, New fait tenn mmteied (0 enent Tele Mahoney, the thet Californie Mehtwetnit in an ctaht-rount dont at the Obwpla A A. of Phitedeiti on Monday night, Matetumaker Todeny Mooney arrange! Use tout today, fo Ina taht Bearrwatehet fhm at We tig sthietic entartainment to eaged dy the American Legon ° a Many Crom, ihe red New York welterweight, bas aried tratuing af Mtdinan's gym for three bov be He sito meets Billy Carey at ‘Tom Andeten, the Cram Che A. ©. of Milencier, which le the lareent boxing chi tn that city, will open hin fall boxing eos son with 9 diow on the maht of Ort, «Tom haw ewan other tn the star bent of Len rounds, Jon Lgnch, the weet side bantam, herider bring AL, Lippy has = matebed Bittle Moy, th Pennarivenia lghowsight, to meet May Prval, of Hlomentead, Pa, ia a ten-roumd Gout at Home smd, Va., on next Moodey night, and Prank Brown, formerty of thi atty, bot sow of Pett adelphia, to flight Lew Rewards, the Anereiian Ne, oF All of the eight Mghtem who are to chat Ir four heats of the big open air boxing show Ani Uinty of Cleveland fo box Jotnny Garay uts | manazer, agreed has an offer from sre ly Chaney anenet Kittens Me "1 + Amery che Taek oevek in Oetotier, Chaney’? | Fddie Mead d to wefebt and (s awetting the articles mi, te wanior iy tanagement, They ane the nebidlowsight’ of pt ol terme and | a eacead| <. 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