Arizona republican., 1921-11-23
HILLS MANAGER. SAYS WHITE |S. GO|NG ID HAVE
 REGULAR BATTLE

Freddie Is the fightingest piece Of humanity that ever stepped into a ring" is how Al Edwards considers his prctege. Freddie Hill. If I can just keep Freddie from tearing in at the first gong I will have clear sail- ing" Edwards stated last night in outlining his plans for the fight with Charlie White at the Eighth street arena tomorrow afternoon.
 Ed Sards says he will do the thinking and Freddie will do the fighting. He considers White a dangerous man and gives him credit for being ring general. Edwards says: White is one of the craftiest boxers in the game today. If I let Freddie cut lose White will pick him off with ease. The other night at Douglas I had great difficulty in holding Fred die from tearing into Chambers. The Douglas fighter outweighed Freddie about F pounds, but that didn't mean anything to Freddie and he insisted on boring in. finally got him check ed and he boxed Chambers to a draw.
 "I realize what this fight means to us. If Freddie makes good show ing 1t moves him up the ladder; if he gets a draw his reputation will reach every corner of the country, and if he beats White he is made. We have everything to win and noth- ing to lose except a fight. l am go- ing to send Freddie in to win and we will not start with the intention of putting White to sleep in the first round. l have watched White in nu- merous bouts and know just how good he is. As for Hill, can say he has the makings of a real fighter. He won his first 19 fights via the kayo route and the boy was yet in his teeps. Today he is slightly over 21 ye1Fs of age and has won more bat ties than most fighters at 26 or 27. He has a terrific wallop that makes him respected by lightweights all over the country. Why, even welters steer shy Of Freddie's right.
 Freddie has been under my man. agement in nearly all of his fights and his improvement is noted in each fight
 Not Fancy Gym Worker
 "As gym worker I can't say much for the hoy as Freddie is more of fighter than boxer. He has a natural tendency to bore in all the time tand when he is holding in work outs1 he looks baa. Put Hill in the ring snd tell him to cut loose and he makes the best of them back up. St but he craves action. As I said be- fore, if can keep Freddie from tear ing into White, l am confident he will beat the Chicago boy. There is a time for box'ng and time for ripping at your opponent with all the fighting ability you possess. That is where I hope co do the thinking and guide Freddie through this fight. am not going to promise that he will stand toe to toe with White in the first round and exchange blows, though I am positive Freddie can outslug White. The point is to go in cautiously, feel White out and when the right moment comes then Freddie will open up his battery of wallops that not even Charlie White can offset If we can get White to do some of the leading it will be easy The trouble with most of Whites opponents is that they do the leading and White just stands there and picks them off.
 q saw Alger and White fight a Fl Paso and that is just where Bill, failed. He thought he could bore int White and stop him early in tn fight. Nothing doing there though White has been in the game too lonl to let any fighter rush him off hi feet in the opening rounds.
 Figures Hill to Win
 sT saw Harvey Thorpe box Whit and still contend that Thorpe bea White and should have received tn decision And I expect to carry tn same line of battle that Thorpe use when he fought White at Fit. Wort last year.
 Al we ask is the chance and aft CT the fight tomorrow We will hay no alibis to offer and we hope tn fans will give Freddie credit for h ability. If we beat White, which have every confidence we can do, have been promised bouts with Rock Kansas and Richie Mitchell YOU can figure for yourself how muo we want to beat White in tomorrow scrap.
 "This is not just 8 fill-in date. N are out to beat White and get Il big money. Freddie has reached u