46 54 64
37 44 61
82 94 98 107
73 80 88 99
107
99
contending that Connie's fatal pin
fall would exceed that of the Wa
terbury star. It did by one point.
Charley Mahoney was at the Park
City alleys, but he did not view the
match. When asked by a friend if
he had seen a match, Charley said he
"was too busy." Mahoney must
certainly have been busy when he
passes up a match like that decided
last night.
test at that club on next Saturday
afternoon. Patriots' Day. Lew Tend
ler was originally slated to meet tho
New Bedford lightweight, but the
bout fell through. The Boston pro
moters are trying to also arrange a
match between Britt and Harry Carl
son, to be staged at Fenway Park on
April 26, for the entertainment of the
soldiers of the Twenty-sixth Divis
ion. Marty Cross, Jimmy Johnston's
welterweight battler, is booked to go
against Joe Egan of Boston, in a 12
round bout at the Fenway A. C-, of
Boston, Monday night. Tonight
Marty will tackle Ray Hatfield, of
Newark, in an eight-rounder at the
Summit Gymnasium, of Jersey City.
Seattle, Wash., fight fans will get
an opportunity to witness Soldier
Bartfield, the Brooklyn welterweight,
in action on the 25th", as he has been
signed by Matchmaker Clay Hite, of
the Sound City, for that evening. Kid
Herman will in all probability be the
man selected to swap punches with
the soldier man.
