The Washington times., 1915-01-10
Gunner Selman TO
Meet Kayo Brennan
Buffalo Slugger VIII Go Fifteen Rounds With Husky
Seaman on the Night of January 10 Young
Herman Miller Out With Challenge to
\ Meet Winner of the Bout.
. BY LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

both hands. strong and game TO the
core.
Young Herman Miller. Baltimore's
rising young midie-weight. is out
OF the Prenren -seiman battle. Miller
Is training under tho management Of
Dick Raincy, the well-known Baltimore
promoter. and plans to be ready in a
few weeks to step into the ring at Ard
Young Chaney, the crack young Oriole
featherweight, now rapidly coming to
the front
Of New York. on New Year Day at Ard
more, is beins challenged right and left
as Il result of that win. Frankie Daley
Of Latrobe, Pa. Pennsylvania best
Lowe at Ardmore. Tomms LanSdon:
of Philadelphia, Is willing to meet him
at L3a pounds. rtngside. Frankie Mel.
son. who battled Lowe last spring at
the old club; is in the field de for another tss
drew in fifteen sizzling rounds with
Lowe. Is also available Special Del:v-
cry. Hirsch. ,Buffaio's crack lightweight:
is in line. together with Joe Getz. Of
fractured hand is mending rapidly and
he is planning to make short hike
down to Savannah. Ga. and battle SOL
der Murray fifteen rounds. After that
Jacksonville, Fla. Defeating such a
good boy as Knockout Brown has
boosted loves stock considerably In
| the South, and has also made him a
mark for challenges.
Tommy Langdon, the Philadelphia
| lightweight, who Ia anxious to make his
debut at Ardmore. IL well known In fist.C
e/:les. having met some Of the best
Ia IL II. hA al IL
bly, winning. He has won over such
! good men as Matty Baldwin. Al Del
| mont Pal Moore. Pat Bradley. Knock
! cut Brown. Jack Leonard. You're Kan
! tas. Frankie Daley. Preston Brown,
O'Brien, Joe Hirst and Harry Thomas
OF England. Lungdon claims to be
! legitimate lightweight and his manage!
says he'll put up money that the boy
can make as low as l2S pounds. Langdon
delph.a clubs. always being willing to
tackle any newcomer first. In this wa,
he met Jem Driscoll. the English cham
pion, in a six-round bout in Philadcl
Driscoll cornplimented him on his goot
| showing. I.angdon is willing to mee'
any 1S3-pcund boxer the Ardmore Clut
finds for him. The field is wide and !
ought to be easy for one to ba selected
Langdon Is a hard-hittins boy. who !.
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| experience.
Charlie Egan is anxious to get a bat
tie on with Jimmy Dougherty. of Balti
more, at the Ardmore Club. Egan ha.
never been seen In action here. though
he has appeared in many Baltimore ane
New York rings. He was formerly II
Danny Morgan's stable with knockou
Brown. He was in kayo's corner OF
New Year afternoon. and It was hi
Long, Long Way to Tipperary" tha
kept the crowd in good spirits whil'
Lowe was getting ready for his hattl'
with Brown.
Johnny Rehhan. Young Eritt. Young
McCue-all three from Raltimore--ar'
willing to appear in battles at the nov
ArdrNore Club. They are in training
Under the management Of Dick Reiney
who wants 70 match them UP with roo'
boys from this city. though he doesn'
stick at WASHINGTON AS place OF ma
tivity. Get them good bouts, an
they'll go on and give good show" 4
what Rainey has to say.