The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-09-24
GENERAL BOXING NOTES.
Regan and Jack Doyle Depart for
San Francisco To-Morrou.

jack Doyle, Sparr1ng partner OF Johnny
Regain, yesterday received his railroad
tickets to San Francisco from the Gem
fury Athletic Club of that place and will
depart for the West tomorrow. Regan
will be here on that day and will depart
for Johnny's battle with frankie Nell,
October Is.
According to kilograms received by Nal
Doyle. Regain started from New York for
this city last evening. The Century Club
for him. The entire party is confident of
Regan's ability to trim Neil in the COM
ing bout. They expect to have Johnny
outpoint the San Francisco man.
Negotiations nave been reopened for a
60 between Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan and
Young Corbett. Frank Hart and Harry
Pollak have exchanged letters of late and
1t appears as if there will be no impedi-
ment to the match after Corbett finishes
his Eastern programme
Hart asked Pollak il he would come to
this city. The latter responded that he
would If assurances were given that the
fight would take place. Hart stated that
he was I'm hopes of having his club opened
next month and of having Chief Kelly
and Attorney Folk look kindly on the
venture.
If they allow him to open the place. sub
ject TO rulings they may decide upon. he
states that he will card Sullivan and Cor
bett as the opening bout. He also stated
that he had received word from Billy
Roche asking for a bout with Can or
some good man on behalf of Charley
Sieger.
Sieger has defeated Willie Fitzgerald
and is now matched to fight Jimmy Britt.
He Is considered a promising light weight.
Hart is going ahead with the furnishing
OF his club.
Charley Haughton. the erstwhiIe pro-
prietor of tine West End Club. blew into
town last week. but disappeared almost
Immediately. He is said to be on his
way back to Hot Springs. although there
appears little chance of his breaking into
the game there.
To friends In this city he confided that
the Hot Springs game was too well
covered for a newcomer TO stand much
been running a club there which has
generally furnished satisfactory bouts and
he seems to have the authorities and
sporting men on his side.
Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan has entirely
recovered from the attack of illness which
afflicted him lately and has rounded into
first class trim in the present pleasant
weather. He expects to be in the best of
shape in a week or two. This viii key
him properly for his match with Kid Her
mann October 2
From the work both men have shown.
Tommy should defeat Hermann. The lat
ter IS q promising enough sounsster. Out
he hardly seems to class with Sullivan.
Green Defeated Ely.
In the French. pool match at the Broadway
last evening. Ed Green Won from Frank Ely.
capturing the first. third and hfth Games:
while Ely won the second and fourth. KID
Hueston and II. Eisner win play to-night's
game.
Minor Games
vandaIia. H.. Sept 23.-Effngham and Van
dalia played ball here to-day, the score being
z to 0 in favor Of yandaiia-
Marshall. Ill, Sept. 23.-The Nebraska Indian
ball club beat Marshall to-day by a score Of
carrollten i'll. sept. ss..The .carroll.sn
White Elephants defeated the Murrayvflie
Picketts here to-day by n score OF Is TO II.
Mason City, Ia. Sept. zs.-Aigona defeated
Winnipeg at PostvilIe to-day. score 8 to p
Wilson pitched a fast game. with Algona. doing
oid-time work The series OF seven games closes
Friday at Greene. Algona has already taken
four games.