The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-04
FELIX'S Case in Judge Tracys
Court Is Held Over Until
This Morning.
HE WILL MEET YOUNG coRsEn
Another Match Is Arranged for
the Feather-W Weight Cham
pi on for August 90
Fight Notes.

charges OF disturbing the peace, preferred
aRainS Tommy FeltZ, will be heard IN
Judge Tracy's court this morning, the uttle
tighter asking that the case be laid over
from yesterday, so that he could procure
witnesses. The charges arose from an alter.
cation on the street, in which Tommy -
came engaged Sunday.
News that Feltz is to fight Young Corbetx
ten days after the latter meets Tommy aui.
Ivan. aroused general interest This match
ID ten-round affair. and is set for Au1uss
u at the West End Club Word was re-
ceiVeo from Corbett yesterday announcing
tnat the fight was acceptable to him, and It
was ciinched by the management.
II, THIS gives the feather-weight champion
TWO OF the hardest battles he has been
Garded Tor since his fight with McGoyern
ne ne VIII not be meeting O'Neills, Chuck
ed as wo M 1,ner unksIn,owns who are card
Two OF the toughest men in the class 'innn,e.
diafely behind his own. - 1890
hi. rtn9}usn CHASING as feather-weight, Corr
LII ~ a Weiter-Eeight to-day. Doubts arc
expressed as to whether he will ever reach
the Inc I0.pounds mark again. and it is be-
NV hEreI nay iss VIII be none too easy for
I'M! heIeaiter He announces fatty in max.
HS matches that the weight terms will NOT
olnd him-that his opponents. must msSe
~ mei sn put that he won't pledge himself
ut, This proyfso win not hurt Feltz and Sui
Ivan Snhyan would not want to weigh
and IL e ahn,,t ~ Or Y at the very outside.
pounds below the latter figure Felfz moi
ably will weigh lA or thereabouts when 81
mes up against the champion.
Suinvans bout with Corbett is of much
more promise than the Feitz match. Feif.se
s .,iyn seems made to order for the cham
lnan 70 nave man bore in on him. He n
cleverer boxer than Feltz Is feaySer and
S,ronger' and viii meet fighter in Tom
desires. u Soloecrs own
+, sullivan. on the other hand. is active on
I rIs ,ee .. ana quick as cat with his hands
ais activfty Is what will count I'm the pond
ing hight. He will be foolish indeed Il he
W ssies to mix MI. i with Young corbett next
% nisndo put there he Is NO that he
cieverer, than the champion with his hsn{1
a at Is ,,, an elusive fghter-the sort Corbeft
Taken altogether. Brooklyn Tommy 4 the
toughest proposition the champion has lined
up AGAINST for many moons. And. while
nu.,.san VIII pc under Tremendous dissdvan-
very avotrdupois may operate AGAINST him
by making him slow.
Andy Walsh is to have a fight in prfyaAs
at Rockaway. ILL.,, with some unknovA
boxer whom sports Of that town have se4
cured a. An opponent for him. walsh ~
now training with Tommy Sullivan at CIesk-
other. !. 20 - Aenso1 Asl -
Johnny Regan also has been woriine e
CLAYTON, Nothing further has been hSk1&
drom Atten Of late. nor does he displny
viii be NO lack Of matches for Johnny ID
Il proves that Attell win not come. Eoes.
the local club. one Of which E with YETI
George Baptiste Is said to have met
rather a tough customer at wrestling when
he attempted to throw Henry Schmidt,
waiter. In an informal bout Sunday evening.
The two went on for short match and
for several minutes. Then lack OF tfnt3e
ing told on Schmidt, and ne went under
have wrestled with many celebrities 81 ty1S
mat while In Europe.