Bisbee daily review., 1911-08-04
KETCHELLEAVES
 ID TAKE REST
Before Leaving, However He Signs Articles for Match
 With HuSSen Sept. ii
FOR WELTERWEIGHT TITLE

hussen's challenge to the winner ! of the Varney-Ketchel wrestling match has, by the result of the match, re- solved Itself into a challenge to Al hetchel and just as soon as he had taken bath and rub down yesterday morning, AIS manager, Dan Ketchel. got busy and drafted a set of articles of agreement for the coming match with Hussen. The articles were signed yesterday by Al Ketchel and forward ed to Ed. Hussen at Tombstone.
 If Hussen agrees to the terms ot the agreement, the match will take place in Bisbee on the night of September Il, at one of the local theaters.
 One Minute Fail.
 The three second" fall has not gfv en satisfaction in any of the southern Arizona matches this summer and one of the conditions inserted in the agreement is that both shoulders on the mat at the same time for s Ter iod of one minute" which is the Po- lice Gazette rule, shall constitute a fall. As a matter of fact, the three second rule, which was in the articles Of agreement for the Varney-Ketchel match. was discarded by agreement just prior to the match and q corapro- mise effected with two seconds. At that, however. according to Dan Ketch- el, Al was compelled to hoid Varney down for at least ten seconds befols the referee would declare a fall.
 A Welten~eieht Match.
 Both wrestlers will be strictly with fin the welter weight, which is JAS pounds. Hussen asserted that no mat. ter which man won the Husssn Ketch. el match at Tombstone it would not have had any bearing upon the welter. weight title, as neither man was at welter weight in that match. This de termined Ketchel- to insist that both shall weigh in at the mat at 14S pounds or less, so that the comIqg match may finally settle all questions as to the possession Of the welttr. weight utle.
 The judges arrangement" will be cut out in the September match owing 10 the dissatisfaction that arose from IL in the Tombstone match.
 Big Side Bet Likely.
 Hussen will be allowed to name the amount of the side bet and Ketche! will cover any amount that the Tomb stone man puts up. Hussen in a recent | interview said that he would come to weight if Ketchel would make the side bet large enough to warrant his train. ing down. The articles stipulate that the side bet shall be S25O or more and that one half of the amount of ! the wager shall be deposited with Ihe 1 the Bisbee Daily Review. | by August 15 and that the balance shall be deposited within an hour be i fore the beginning Of the first bout | of the match. Of the sum on deposit, 1 slo0 will be put up as a forfeit for appearance.
 According to the terms of the | agreement, the winner of the match | val take all of the gate receipts and | pay the expenses of the match. Ketch- sl has affixed his signature to the articles and forwarded them to Illus. zen.
 Al and his brother left yesterday afternoon for Galveston, Tex, where hey will spend month at their home n Alta LOma, but they will return to 3isbee for the Hussen match. The de Iarture from Bisbee yesterday marks he beginning of AIS fight for the boxing championship After his match with Hussen here in September, Ketchel will go to Los An seles and enter the ring game.