Bisbee daily review., 1911-09-30
ONE MORE EFFORT
 TO LAND HUSSEA
Al Ketchel Returned from Gal weston Yesterday
 Afternoon

Dan Ketchel, the impresario of Bisbees plucky little lightweight wrestler, Al Ketchel, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon from Gal weston, where he and Al have been spending the last two months with their parents. Dan win remain in Bisbee, and Al, who will be here in a few days, win go the the cosat and go into training for the prize ring after spending a short time here.
 Al is coming back to Bisbee for the express purpose of trying to get a return match with Ed Hussen, the Tombstone wrestler with whom he wrestLed on July 15 at Tombstone for two hours without a fall, said to be the record for distance and endurance in the mat game.
 We are going to make one more effort to get Hussen on the mat with Al" said Dan yesterday afternoon. T have written him not only once but a number of times since we have been at Galveston, but have failed to get Hussen to agree to terms for a return match. I have my doubts that We can get another match from Eussen, but we are going to make one more trial"
 Hussen is in Bisbee at present, hay ing come here for his match with Thomas Young, the Cornish style wrestler, at the Orpheum, on the night of October 1. Hussen recently agreed, in @ letter to the Review, to meet Ketchel at Tucson. The letter was published, but no match resulted.
 Prior to that time the Review pub lished a letter from Ketehel, offer mig to take Hussen on at catch weight in Bisbee, but nothing result ed from the def.
 With Ketchel and Hussen in the city at the same time, it is possible that a match may be arranged.
 After remaining in Bisbee a short while. Al Ketchel will go to Los An geles and go into training for a month or more before attempting to get any bouts with the light weight boxers of the coast. After he has put himself in condition for the ring, he will enter the boxing game with the GEAEA III AAAANAOA4 bL NORRAAE AAAN AAE1AN weight championship.
 Al had two mat matches while he was in Galveston, both of which were wrestled to draws. His first match was with a light heavy weight, weigh ing ITS pounds Neither Al nor the Galveston man could get a fall after a long bout, and the match was de- clared a draw. Al rushed the man of his feet, but could not get the man to take a chance said Dan in discussing the match. Al even got down on the floor, but the big man only folded his arms and waited for Al to come back No holds were barred in the articles, and the larger man successfully blocked As efforts to get through by the use of a strangle hold. He is the fayorite of the Gal weston fans, but he was ieered and howled at by the audience when he would not go in"
 In AIS second match, with an i'm ported Italian, also a light heavy weight, Al got one fall on foul and was unable to return to the mat for another bout on account of his injuries. The articles did not provide for the awarding or the match on fouls, so the referee declared that all he could do under the articles was to give Ketchel a fall and allow the match to continue. Dan says that the match was as pretty an exhibition as he ever saw until the foul was committed Most of the wrestling uI to that time had been done on the floor. Al had been thrown from the mat and of the platform. By agree ment all holds under those conditions were to be declared broken, and they were to resume the wrestling posi- ton in the center of the mat, but when Al started to the mat he wa: attacked from the side by his an tagonist and thrown to the floor ana injured to an extent that he coulC not proceed with the match.