tl*repaml by The Jewish Exponent.)SPORT NOTESBy Raymond PoppCHARLEY (LEFTY) WEINERTIt wan not loaf hro that Charley Weiitert. whose birth name is Weiner, was playing sand lot baseball on Philadelphia lots. Thro'ugh a aeries of errorg Charlie’s name adopted a T it became stationary. Just out of high school, -f^fty was invited to join the big leagues and did so. At the present time Weinert is a mainstay with the Chicago Cubs.We also take great pleasure in noting that Sammy Bohne is making a success since being sent to the minors.Bohne is expected to be a regular with a big league club next season.Here’s lot* of luck to both beys toest ’em up alive.PROMOTERS—MANAGERSWhile some of our young men are making history on the ball field or boxing ring, there are others makingit |»ossible for them. While we will not try to name them all, we would like to give the reader an inkling of what011The Jew in the fight game is *u-reme, both in action or behind theine. Borne of the greats heh greats are Itiil Classman, of Philadelphia. who twice tried to bring Jewish champions to the Quaker City and sue ceeded once, only to lose it again a few months later. Another Puritan to attempt to gain fame is “Boo Boo”pfc wm “ ffCiHk'1There are two promoter* behind thesemen. helping them as much as possible They are Jules Aronson and Ben Fine-berg. The chairman of the Boxing lt;omm.ssmn « also frying to help Philadelphia. Quite helpful in this fair4KKf * 4 4 t.Joe Jacobs and Abie Apt»elbaum are trying hardto gain fame and fortune m New York, while Hammy Goldman has found one champion who may mt last Tony ( anaoneri, Ben Fineberg i*hitherto the LAKESIDE MANOR he under the personal manage-*chotrAll u fui crment of Mr. and Mrs, 8. Vitelos.____trill rater rise their usual care in main tain*ng the highest standards cellence in food and service.Lowt, Rates for May and JSpecial Facilities for Banquets and WeddingspersonPittsburgh Pirates, has always put out Kood ball teams, while Chsrlev Comism a* 7--1 v'Mwsscy v vuiin-key, of Chicago, is forever pulling off surprise parties against the favoriteteaThere art* other* whom I could mention. hut 1 tadieve I have included themost important.BOSS BLITA ____________On June 27 Harry Blitman will box the world featherweight champion.J r£v*°nen Ht ,hlt;* Phillie*’ halt park. The match was made throughthe effort* of Jules Aronson and Chairman of the Boxing Commission FrankUr'. A,th.ough thp hou! is a7b. 1 S£*lr/ * * *» blt;m*tfor the debonair of Philadelphia. For...f ert. *ke bout la more or less awarm-up j Benny Hal#*e* it-i ‘K moreh»ri klif a cbatnpionahip matchhe Jnr ? whos*‘ lt;**J « Ja»m toh*hti wbl % ! * “mparison „f theirthat j ***» I d«» not say. “ , ,rr- ** n°t * worthy contender,U. 1 has th;\c•. 1 record and more* experienceW.ihout . d„ubt. Bam Z Lssrr lw bL“ jNo» and°wiH t m*tchLL L # !l *l AthiatkiTwk* nLlt;»rTr W^k* for hi* firstof the 7$*™™ h* *« *»*»hil°, Blitmun. wM£b£»•« Whip bin.tf.lf in,„ ^nditb, '