The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-09-04

Although isrEe and powerful IN build and
seeming fully developed. Berger f. bu; "
years old. That the professional rins may
he his ultimate destination Is likely " he
continue, 10 win his bouts.
STICK To AMATEURS
Jim and Tom Corbe;t. Professor Van
Court and those with whom Inc has worked
in San Francisco have advised him 10
In the meantime Berger Is going around
the country. ready TO enter any amateur
tourney held under A. A L. auspices. and
Is setting considerable ben.fi, from watch
Ing the big men fight In all the cities.
He vas sent here by the Olympic club.
and Is now working In 81. Louis County
with little George Finnigsn. Tn. latter.
though Weighing but lo5 pounds and seem
ing Amos, microscopic beside his larger
companion. Il the older Of the pair.
Berger H. essentially III. ciever boxer.
gan seems to be a mixer. Uur. and simple.
going in with both hands IN Ncf;cvern
style. This method o; fighting j. some
thing OF novelty among th.. amateurs.
Both boys expect TO make a good show
Ing In their battles of next month. ami
may later appear at an amateur tourney
TO be arranged by Ron Douglass at tho
Business Mems GrInnssiuri
ABEL Hermann BOLT
Kid Abel and kif Hermann Will CONF
together at the West End Club. tho pair
being scheduled {" fiEht fifteen rounds ~
l,s pounds. The winner will probab lv b..
matched - tn,rlc lack McCiel!sir,
This ahair affords prospects for good
bout and should be Of interest. InaSmgch
II his fortunes Will r'st in this kind Of
work rather than by any other variety cf
milling. Hermann seems to have III. edge
iD sl. fortunes Gf hattie
What SHOULD b~ cf even greater interest
however. IL tho prospective. hstti.. botv eeiI
BROOKLYN Tommy Sullivan and Abe At'eil
some time In October i,.fore th.. IVES, End
Club. and this fish; should hr ore 81 III.
b-s, witnessed her" in mary months.
Sullivan ~ certainly tho man mos; capa
BILE OF giving Il strong argument to Atfeli.
and. although III. Chicago contingent will
probably make Abe fay1rIie. "a seems as
II Tommy had :irst-class chance 70
knock his man out This u easily the best
fight In prospect at the Institution for the
fall season.
RANDALL WILL Re BUSY.
Eddie Randall. the loca! boy. who Is
coming 70 the front With a rush. will hav.
the plans of his manager. Nal Doyi.. do
not m!scarry.
Doyle has been authorized by an out
of-the-city club TO secure Andy Daiy OF
Brooklyn for a hfteen-round bout with
Randall. Steps to th's end are now we'll
under way. the managers OF both men
having practically agreed on all the de-
tails Of the match.
Dcyl. IL particularly ANXIOUS to get a
match with DAILY for the reason. he says.
that paIy is web known here. and in v.iI
thought Of by the sporting people. Doyle
has made repeated oyertures to Johnny
Regan for n match with Randall. and has
a standing offer from Mike Walsh ~ the
North Side Athletic Club To put on the
bout any time Regan attaches his sig
nature TO articles OF agreement.
Bob Douglass has also been hot after
this match. hut Regain has stesdfastly re-
fused to bind himself In any way TO fght
the local boy.
II match with DAILY IS arranged and
Louis riIi then beiiey. Eddie Is what he
Is represented to BE-.
Randall will he asked to meet three men
In three different States within the next
month.
II ne wins all these bouts. then he will
b. sent after the .opnotchers Ike Abe At
tell and Frankie Nell.