The Washington herald., 1915-01-17
Knockout Bremen Is Ready for =.
Tuesdays Big Bout with Miller
Buffalo Slugger Expects to
Arrive Here Tomorrow
and Attend the Eagles
Oyster Roast.
ORIOLE BOY IS PRIMED

Knockout Bremen, the Buffalo slugger
who battles Young Herman Miller, o.
/ Baltimore, at the new Ardmore CluI
| Tuesday night, intends getting in righf
with Washington fans right on the rec
| by appearing at the Eagles big oyster
| roast tomorrow night. Bremen is 6
member Of the organization and delights
| to show a diamond-studded fob. the gif
Of the Buffalo Aerie. He was pleased tc
learn Of the local blowout and told his
manager that he would do his best to get
here in plenty of time to be guest and
to have a chance to meet some Of the real
| sports of the Capital
Bremen will try to land in Washing.
ton in the afternoon of Monday and be on
hand when the Eagles down there have
! their celebration" writes his manager,
Allie Smith. He's a loyal Eagle and is
always willing to do anything for his
fellow-members."
The fifteen-round clash between the
Buffalo hitsmith and the rising middle
weight from Baltimore will very likely
develop into one of the most thrilling
ever staged around Washington. Bremen
is an enlarged edition of Knockout
Brown, the New York lightweight. Be-
ing bigger and stronger, he packs a
heavier wallop, one that sends the foe
down like a log when n lands on the
right spot. Young Herman Miller will
not be backward about mixing with
Bremen, either, and the result should
be a terrific slugging exhibition.
Il don't need to tell Washington people
anything about my boy" says Herman
Miller, ST. They've seen him in action,
both in Washington and in Baltimore.
Anybody who saw him box Mike Uraine
at the old clubhouse, or Terry McGraw
in Baltimore, will admit that he delivers
the goods. He's willing and he's young
and strong. He can hit and hit hard,
too. He isn't afraid of any man in the
country at his weight. What more do
you want? I think this will be quite
enough for Bremen. good as he is
Young Herman Miller is coming to
Ardmore Tuesday night intent on win
ming. He knows that a victory. even
after fifteen rounds, will give him a
chance to make big money around Phil
adelphia and New York. He has fought
in Philadelphia. but not as a middle
weight. a victory over such a good man
as Bremen will be. a big boost to his
stock.
Knockout Brennen's initial appearance
before Capital fans will be made when
he enters the ring to meet Young Her
man Miller. However, his record is well
known and local bugs are going out to
men Of his weight. not even side step
ping Jimmy CIabby, Jack Dillon. Al Nc |
Coy. Frank Mantell, Mike Gibbons or
Soldier Bartfield. Bremen is experienced |
and tough, carries a knockout in each /
hand. He boxes every man he meets. no |
matter how good, In the same wild-rush-
ing, mauling manner. He tears out Of
his corner just as long as he can and is
always willing to swap punches with his
foeman.
In nfnety-hve ring contests Bremen has
emerged forty times winner by the X. o. |
stun. Frank Mantell went out in seven
sessions, though Stanley Ketchel could
10 no better Bull Anderson, one of the
toughest men OF his weight. lasted but
iix rounds. Paddy LAWN held out the
ongest before saecumbing, getting into /
he eighth round. Apparently Brennen's
ing name has been, well earned. |
That there will be a large crowd a
apparent from the advance sale OF tickets /
It Herzos's. 1liller's. s2s Ninth street, I
md Fishers, 14a New York avenue
However, there Is little likelihood of the
clubhouse being oyererowded, as the add
d seats will take care Of ali wishing to
ZEE the bouts.
The semi-fnal will be an eight-roundl
Iffair between Young Thomas ana Ra.ph
Murray. They have a grudge they want
o settle. ana win do 50 Tuesday niKht
recently they went to draw in Leon
lrdtown Nd, and have growIcd about L
he decision ever since. Now they win
ecide the question once and for an. L
'homas says he'll win by the X. 3.
hats what Murray says too.
Just what the rest Of the card VIII be
AZ Eot yet been determined. The cur