Arizona republican., 1920-08-20
BRENNAN MATCHED WITH CHAMPION FLYNN'S STABLE TO INVADE WEST

Jack Dempsey is coming out of his corner again after a years absence.
 And. there isn't much in the field to put against him except the same gang him before he took over the title.
 For one solid year the public has listened to the battle of typewriters carried on between Dempsey and Car pentier. They scrapped both ma chimes for junk when the Frenchman went back to Paris.
 Dempsey, with his moving picture contract fulfilled and his battle of the courts disposed of favorably, wants to fight
 His first job will be 10 polish off Billy Miske at Benton Harbor on Labor Day, which ought not to be hard for Dempsey, according to the dope being handed around regarding the condition of Miske. The best sporting authori- ties in the country think this will be the easiest kind of a. set-up for Jack
 After the Benton HarDor tea party is disposed of, Dempsey will face a rough party by the name of Bill Bren- nan, providing some promoter can count out enough kale to suit all the parties concerned
 The last time they met. Dempsey hit Leo F. Flynn's boxer so hard on the chin that his ankle snapped
 Brennan recently said that he be- lieved he could have taken Jack on ticat occasion if the accident hadn't happened. He denies that it was the effect of the concussion from Demp- sey's glove that broke his leg. He says he tried to shift too quickly
 However. the accident is sufficient argument for another trial and Jack Kearns isn't partial as to who meets Dempsey. so long as there isn't bundle of silk flags attached to the proceedings.
 Brennan established a name of being of l6 consecutive knockouts. He has another string of ten.
 He is a hard hitter. Such young hopes as Bob Roper. Gene Tunney, Martin Burke and Bob Martin have wisely steered away from the Brennan fist.
 There is a bare possibility that Phoe- nix fight fans will see Brennan in ac- tion here this fall if Leo P. Flynn car ries out his threat of making in- vasion of the west with his stable ot fighters which is generally conceded to be the biggest and classiest stable of fighters in the world.
 Carl Morris. who has met the best of them in the heavyweight division. has been quietly sojourning in Phoenix for the past few months, and only those in the know have seen the big cHSlneeT nlIHSeiI back into condition for his return to the squared circle.
 Morris is better right now than he ever was in his life. He is in the pink of condition and the favored few who have seen him in action at Riverside park have been astonished at his light ness of foot and splendid physical con dition.
 B. H. McAhren, the hustling and far sighted matchmaker for the Amer ican Legion here, has decided that the time is ripe to stage heavyweight affair in Phoenix, and if the necessary arrangements can be made. will match Morris with Brennan some time this fall.
 If this match is consummated. it's a cinch that they'll have to call out all the gendarmes in the state to regulate the crowd that this proposed bout is bound to bring to Phoenix.
 McAhren has been trying his darnd- est to give the fight fans of Phoenix the best that money can bring here. and if he gets the patronage he will go to any end to bring classy fighters to this section. In meeting Leo P.