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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-05
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
KohaIa Land Co, Ltd.

kohaIa, Land Co., Ltd.
At the adjourned annual meeting Of
the shareholders of the Kohala Land
Co., Ltd, held in Honolulu on Monday.
February 26, 1912, the following di.
rectors were elected to serve for the
ensuing year; e, D, Tenney, f, c.
Atherton, r. H. Petrie, c. H. Ather,
ton, w. R. Castle, and at a subsequent
meeting'o the said directors held on
the same date, the following officers
we're appointed to serve for the same
period:
E. d. TENNEX .....,,......Pr President
2. c. ATHERTON. Vice-President
T. H. PETRIE. ............Se Secretary
C. H. ATHERTON..........T Treasurer
T. RICHARD ROBINSON. Auditor
T. II. PETRIE,
Secretary, Kohala Land Co., Ltd.
Honolulu, March l, 1912.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1912-03-05

7 II II T ~ 7 VaNI
Secretary Kailua Plantation Co., Ltd.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-09-21

ceptably-we have a great collection OF
seasonable merchandise which you will
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The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1912-09-21

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
TURK AND POLE MAY
MEET IN SALT LAKE
Zbyszko's Manager Due Here
Next Week, When De-
Cision viii Be Reached.

The announcement OF Frank Gotch to
the effect that he has surrendered the
wrestling championship 10 Mahmout,
Variously called the Turk and the Bull
garia Tiger, puts a new complexion on
the wrestling situation In Salt Lake
Zbyszko has challenged Mahmout, and
Jack Herman, manager for the Pole. mas
given it out in Minneapolis that he
wants the match 10 take place in Salt
Lake.
Some time ago Harry Il. lleagren. act
Ing for himself and Saltair interests, Of
fered $4,000 for a match between Gotch
and ZbysZko. 10 take place at Saltair
OH Labor day. Ueasren believed such
card would be the greatest lodestone
that possibly could be arranged for
wrestling fans and he saw the $4,000
and much more in the match,
Now Jack Herman has written lleaeren
that he wants TO pull off the Ibyszko-
Mahmout bout in Salt Lake about MAY ].
Herman adds that he has a guarantee
OF $4,000 from Kansas City club FOR
the match. but he prefers Salt Lake.
Herman says he will pass through Salt
Lake about March Q with Zbyszko on
their way TO San Francisco. Where the
Pole meets Demetral, the Greek. on st.
PatricE'S daN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
HIGH SCHOOL HAS
BASEBALL FEVER

The high school basketball season has
closed and baseball will now he the
main sport. The men who will receive
letters and sweaters for basketball are
Captain Hswley. Pylse. Ward. Wilson,
Siddoway, Wallace and Cahoon. The
sweaters for the men have been ordered
since December. but they have not ar
rived.
The baseball men will get out for
practice as soon as the weather viii
permit. The high school team will have
a fine chance to land the championship
this year. most of last years men
still are at school. The only man miss
ing is Johnson. the star catcher OF last
years team. Mcintyre and Ward who
are not up IN their work for athletics
for this spring, arc working hard TO
make II up Robert Porter. who coached
the championship university team last
year and has coached the high school
team before. has consented TO come to
the school on many nights as he can
The men of last years team are: Gall
lacher. pitcher; Mcintyre Grst base
Wilson. second base; Ward shortstop
Oeson, third base; Fitzpatrick Biglow
Cahoon and McPhearson, fielders The
most promising Of the new men arc
Treseder pitcher; Fletcher. catcher:
Earl Wilson, inflelder. and Porter. out
fielder.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
UNIVERSITY TURNS
EYES TO BASEBALL
Athletes at Big School on Hill
Prepare for Season on
Diamond.

With the game between the Univer-
sity Of Utah and The r. Y. u. In Provo
last Saturday night the basketball sea
son came TO a close for the cast bench
ers, and from now on all eyes will be
TUNED upon baseball and track work.
For the present Coach Bennion will di-
rect all his attention TO baseball He
made his first call for candidates yes
terday and hencetorth. until tho weather
permits of outside work the men will
work ont in the gymnasium.
Yesterday Bcnnion made out the fol-
lowing schedule for the state intercol-
lcgiate baseball schedule and presented
April 19-U. OF L. VS.. B. Y, L. in
Provo
April ga. c. VS.. 3. Y. L. in Logan.
May G-U. OF L. VS.. a, c. in Salt Lake.
May "A. c. vs.. r. Y. U. In Provo.
May 13-C. OF L. vs.. 3. Y. L. in Salt
Lake.
May 1T OF L. vs. a. C In Logan
In addition 10 the state college games,
Bcnnion is planning a trip into Colo
RADIO, where he VIII meet several Of the
spending about ten days on the trip and
playing five games He has already
signed up for games with the state uni
yersitIes Of Wyoming and Colorado. the
lege and the Rock Springs, Wyo,. semi
professional team,
If something should happen that The
trip cannot he made. the University OF
Lake. The last week in May the miver-
sity will have two games in Salt Lake
with the Colorado School OF Mines
On April . and II, the university will
play the College of Hawaii at Cooley
park, In all probability all the col
Lake this spring will be played at Cooley
park. rather than on Cummings field.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
BOOkMAkER DENIES
PROTECTION" STORY

Unless one OF the FIVE handbook max
ers inadvertently gets himself arrested,
the new ordinance cXiling turf exchanges
from Salt Lake will not he given a test
in court. w. e. Applegate decided yes
terday not TO open a room outside the
city limits. because he did not have the
wire service. The county authorities Of
fered no interference. Months ago they
decided not 10 attempt to close the
rooms running In the city. which were
shut this week by the ordinance.
AT st. Joseph. Joe Dinkelspiel conduct
ed his turf exchange as usual but he
was much aggrieVed by n statement at
trbutcd 10 him that he had 'protec-
ton.' DinkclSpiel said:
! have never said ! had protec-
tlon. have never asked for II and
have not had occasion TO. IL book
making were Illegal under the state
law. II would have been stopped at
the Lagoon last summer. a number
OF persons opposed to racing investi-
gated the matter then and found no
Utah law against bookmaking. II
anyone Will show me ] am violating
The law | will close at once, but !
know | am not.
1t is unfair to represent me as say
ing T had protection. when I have
never even met the officials. ff I
were transgressing the law they
would close me up at once but | am
outside the city limits and the Salt
Lake ordinance is the only measure
that prevents bookmaking, | think
even a bookmaker ought not to be
mispuoted,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
FRANK MANTELL SAYS
HE IS THE CHAMP P|ON
Now Eager for Match With
Frank Klaus or Any Other
MiddleWeight.

Frank Mani ell asserts claim 10 thc
cha mpionship and in a let
ter TO The Tribune he says he is pre-
pared to defend II against any man In
the world at I5s pounds. Mantells let
ter, which was dated at Sacramento las'
Saturday. follows:
The 26th OF last month marked the
sixth anniversary Of my initial ap-
nearance in the ring. During the in
tervening time | have fought seventy
ring battles against the best men In
tine world AT my weight. ] have met
and defeated such men as Joe
Thomas. Sailor Burke, Jack
("Twin'D Sullivan. Billy Papke and
many others.
On February 22 dccisively defeat
Ell Billy Paplse at Sacramento and
therefore I hereby claim the middle
weight championship OF the world. l
make this assertion in good faith and
feel that l have a Just claim to the
title.
In fairness to all others. who may
a aspire to the donors, [ wish TO state
that | am ready to defend my title
against any man in the world at 15S
pounds. ] am open 10 meet Frank
Klaus or anyone else VINO thinks hn
has a claim to the middleweight
title
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
EXPERTS ARE ROLLING
REMARKABLE SCORES

CHICAGO. March New leaders
cropped out in Inc individual event OF the
American Bowling congress Tournament
TODAY when Fred Uenest Of Chicago. a
member of the All Malts team. topping
the nvc-mcn division. scored G1a. lie dis
placed George Reisch of Springfield III.
who took the lead in the opening event
Yesterday.
Heugst was not the only man to make
= bid for the championship. As f. w.
Iherrier, also Of Chicago, rolled 81. IN
the squad following
lilGn score In the iWo-men event. III.
made by SChrieber and Burns Yesterday.
was not in danger today
Visiting teams failed TO coual the score
oi the Chicaroans in tho nve-men compe =
ttton tonight. High scores went TO the
south Chicago team No. 2 They got
100 pms. which put them I'm SECOND
place. The Al-Malts OF Chicago are
leading the division with 2742.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
SWIMMING LESSONS
AROUSlNG INTEREST

Many mothers are making applications
for their sons for free swimming lessons
at the Y. NJ. G. 4. during the big swim
ming campaign. which is 10 start Mon
day, March II. and extend over period Of
two weeks. The campaign has been or
gsulzed for the purpose az tea ching all
the boys ot salt Lake over IL years Of
age 10 swim. IL they do not already know
how 10 do 30.
A demonstration OF saving meth.
ods viii nc given at the Y. NJ. c. a. nata-
torlum OH Saturday. March o. 10 which
tho puollc is invited, Those who will
give The demonstration arc Gatty Jones
Roy Mcintyre Andrew Caffey and Harvey
Ward. II the young men are able 10
pass the lie savers test they will be
awarded "A beautiful watch fob.
Registration cards ior the free swim
ming instruction have been distributed
throughout the city and only those who
return the cards before Thursday evening
will be eligible for the free instruction.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
Results at Charleston.

BY International News Service.
CHARLESTON, March Results in
today's races follow:
First race. three and half furlongs-
BaveI Butz. l02 NIanover). to |, won;
Faustins. 100 (SkIrvin). 7 TO I. second
SprShtly Miss l03 (McCabe), > to >.
third Time. :i3 20. Insurance Man,
Kinder Lon. Nandern, Senator James,
Lunar. Eclipse. First Sight, FL Gallo,
Nick Akin. Latent and Little Wsif also
ran.
Second race. five and a half furlongs-
Flower Girl, 1l0 (Kocrncr), to 10. won
Wood Dove. 110 (Olsen), II TO .. second
Chiffon France. l01 (Wilson), 10 10 /,
third. Time 1909 I-5. Diamond Buckle,
Motherkins. Rosallo Loa,hly Lady. Nor
ma Civil and Grace Nc also ran.
Third race, mile and one sixteenth
Mocklor, lot (koerner). : To ,, won: Bob
r.. III WOsoO, TO >. second Idle
weiss. - nJopkins). 10 /. third Time.
and Bad News II. also ran.
Fourth race, six aud a half furlonEs-
Amoret. IL fDurner1, l6 TO .. won: Don
Au. IL CEutwclD. - 10 ;. second; Prin-
cess Ahmed, i05 (Loftus). 10 10. third.
Time. I.22 3-5. CracSerboN. Jenny
Geddes and Martin W. ldttlcton also ran.
Fifth race, six urlonSs--McrricE. 1Os
(Goose), J. to ,. won; RagmHu. li2
Peak), IL 10 .. second: Star Blue. t06
CTurneT), 10 I. third. Time. I.l5 20.
Nun La L Mexican. Knight Deck, In
cision and WorkboX also ran.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
John FurIonS. 100 (Skrvin). IL TO :. won:
Flying Feet, 10 (BoreD. To :. second
Helene. 100 CTurneri, to T. third Time.
1:4T. Aviator. Hsttcras, Miss Jonah.
Rash. Goconda and Montagnie also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
FRED BELL AF TER
MIKE YOKEL' S SCALP
Says He Will Undertake TO
Throw Utahn Twice With
in Hour.

a new seeker after the scalp Of Mike
Nokel has east his hat into the ring
He is Fred Bcell. and he lays claim 10
the title Of mddlcwccht champion
wrestler OF the world. Emil klank, who
has been looking after the affairs OF
Gotch and Manmout. is. according TO A
telegram received by The Tribune last
night authorized 10 challenge Yokel or
behalf OF Becll HANKS telegram fol-
lows.
Chicago, March 1.
Fred Beell. middeweight champion
wrestler OF the world, has authorized
me to issue def for him Bcel
claims that GehrinS and Yokel over
stepped their titles when they
wrestlcd for the middleweight cham
pionship. Beell has never been de-
ieated for the title.
Beel will meet either Gehring or
Yokel. the latter preferred and Will
agree 10 throw him two falls In sixty
minutes. I Will send a forfeit To bind
the match as soon as Mr.. Yokel sees
lit 10 accept this def.
EMIL KLANK.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
NAME OFFICIALS FOR
ALAN RACE MEETING

Officers for thc spring race meeting at
Alan OF the Cocur d'Alene Racing asso-
ciatiou have been selected as follows:
Robert r. Leighton, presiding Judge :;
Frank st, -. Skinner associate Judge and
handicapper; PHI Reilly, scales Judge
Richard Dwyer, starter; Jack Denue
paddock Judge, T.. III. Shelton. NJ. d
Wright and T., Y. Chamberlain. stewards
According 20 the information the purses
and stakes will run from $1,000 TO $4,000
The total in purses being placed at S125, =
600
The announcement is also forthcoming
that the betting ring will he an open
one and that only reputable boolSmakers
will be allowed 10 operate. The officials
are 10 be strict in their discipline and
every horse must perform TO his best
eHorts at all times Borsemen will be so
Instructed upon their arrival At the track
and VIII receive no further warming but
viii be severely dealt with on their first
offenSe
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
UTAH FUEL TEAM SIGNS
CATCHER HALVORSEN

Andy HaWorsen who during the past
six years has been playing behind the
grega,ions OF the state, has signed up
with the Utah Fuel baseball team. The
coal dealers now have what promises TO
be one of the fastest batteries in anna
tcur and semi professional teams Of the
state. lIslvorScn ON the receiving end
and Ed Ludlow. Frank Ludlow. William
Harris and Lyle Hammond on the pitch
ing end make combinations that look
hard TO beat.
Ellis Johnson will be on the FIRST sta
ton and Dell Schultz will appear al short
The men for other positions on the team
have not been definitely picked but some
fast men have indicated their intention
to try out for The open positions.
II the weather turns warm during the
last half OF the week tho men in Wow
for positions ou the Utah Fuel team will
practice at some suitable place. Some
Of the boys have been warming up dur
ing the past two weeks and with n few
weeks strenuous practice the coal men
should he In shape for the early season
playing
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
FAVOR|TE WINS IN
THRILLING FINISH
Sebago Takes Feature at
Juarez by Dash in Last
Sixteenth.

JUAREZ. March 4.-Sebsgo, ; 10 2, ia
vorite. won the feature event, = six fur
long dash. here today. Closer made the
pace TO the last sixteenth when scbaEo
came with rush and won by a head.
Toy Boy, winner OF the NTH race. was
bid up to ss05. but was retained by the
owner. Weather clear. track fast Sum
mary:
Il6 (Seldeu). I TO 10. won. Black Fly cd
Susan, 107 tGross) 10 |. second: King
Stalwart. lf5 OIoffman). 8 TO |, third.
Time: AZ S-5. Santa Call, Philopcna, !
See 1t. Old Gibraltar, Dad SteaTns and
Fiel also ran.
Second race. five furlongs-F'lorence
Roberts, 40 (Molesworth). TO 2 won;
Dog Star. 1o7 (Burlinsamel. 10 TO j.
third Time. 90 S-5. Miss Miller, Patsy
Beach. Defy, Florence Kripp, III Patoo,,
Isom. Prlmdale Cap Nelson and Don't
Third race, FIVE iurlongs--pr; smoot,
105 Garter, . 10 90 won; High Range,
l13 OIofrman). . to ]. second Making,
Ed Withers, Judge Cabanlss and Mets
Fourth race, six furlongs-sebaso, ITO
(Molesworth), 3 to :. won: Closer lol
1o5 (Hcnry), TO J. third Time, 1:l2 20.
DR.. Dougncrty. Irish Gentleman and
Kootenai also ran.
Fifth race five and a half furlongs-
Toy Boy 40 (SmalD. ; to >, won; Bob
Lynch 115 (Keogh). 10 J. second; i;
metropolitan 1l3 lselden), . to l: third.
Time, 1:07 "a. High Street and Fupda- :
mental also ran,
Sixth race, one mile NJ. ECkert. i05
(Taplln). TO |, won: ontassa. los
CMolesworth), ; TO !, third, Time,
$40 3-5. Booger Battle, Lotta Creed.
Wicket, Ben UnCas, Juan and Fred Null
holland also ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
Today's Entries at Juarez.

JU@iRFZ. Mexico, March d.-Entries for
tomorrow:
First race. selling six furlongs)'Kid
North, Nancy RAY Lily Paxton, Dottie
b.. Duchess Philippe. San Bernito, l09 :;
SantaleDe. III: Lonia: Roberta. Fair
Louise, Mnnolette. H.: I'll Meter, Re
CARDS. Clint Tucker. III: Metropolitan,
III
Second race, selling, five and a half
furongs-Marv Emily. 100; Dromi. Ac-
gum. E.velina. 1903.
Third race, selling. one mile-Port Ar
iington. Maniac. Nelsini. l02; Iahra 105
Novgorod, Charles Green. Cameo. Yankee
Pooh. 1oI; Kiddy Lee. 10.
p I Fourth raSe oo selling J,,,I SIX IN fMrlonssm
John Griffin H.. lo6: King Elk. Delaney.
100; j. II, Reed. 1l0.
Fifth race. selling. Que mile-Thistle
Rose 80: Pipe Vision. Flying Pearl, Mis-
prision, 104: Ocean Queen. 10.
Sixth race. selling seven furlones-
Tommy TwiC, 100; Hereto. l02; Figent
l03; GramerCy. Ed Kecll. Light Knight
106; Dave Montgomery. Wings OF the
Morning, Prince Winter. los.
Apprentice allowance
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
FIGHT LOVERS WATCH
PUCS AT THEIR WORK

The san Gym. is the rendezvous these
days for tho fieht fans. Jack Rogers and
Howard Baker are training there. the
former at o'clock and the latter at $3.50.
The men are getting into condition for
their bout Thursday night, when they
will ne the stellar attraction on Willard
Beams card
Rogers dropped in last night 10 say
that he would permit Baker to bandaee
his hand in any way he wished-Bakcr's s
hand was broken about three months
ago-and also to say that he admitted his
own inability TO make l5S pounds, but
thai he would probably weigh l62 pounds.
IL has been suggested that Baker will
enter the ring In the welterweicht class,
hut Rogers SAYS his opponent will weigh
closer 10 1876 than 49, pounds.
III addition TO the star bout. Dick
Buttry will meet Jack Downey. Charles
MidlSiff VIII meet Joe Pcadon and kid"
Davis will meet Harry Williams. The
Rogers Baker 20 is for sin rounds, the
others for four.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
DUNDEE AND O'kEEFE
GO TEN FAST ROUNDS
BY International News Service,

NEW YORK. March 4,-Johnny Dun
dec shaded Eddie O'Keefe tonight at the
Empire Athletic club in one OF the fast
tween featherWeights in New York
OKeefe clearly outpoin,ed Dundee in the
first four rounds and then, growing care
less ran into n right that sent MIN
spra Wiling TO the mat. He took the
count OF nine. got up and held on, STALL
ing through the rest of the round Two
short right uppercuts had him bleeding
from the mouth in the fifth and he was
apparently a beaten man going To his
corner His legs were weak and his
punches lacked steam from then on.
In the sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth
rounds Dundee forced OKeefe around
the ring, landing heavy body blows
OKeefe made a grand finish in tho last
session. putting forth every ounce of
his strength i'm his punches. He ex-
changed with the Young Italian at every
move, but Dundee was fun OF fight and
Countered with heavy rights
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
TWO TEAMS OF MUTES
MATCHED FOR GAME

Probably tho last basketball game in
inc citN FOR this season Will he that be-
1"efn tho crack Utah Deafs OF salt Lake
and the school for the deaf OF ogden
which takes place "Wednesday night at
s;;Sc O'Clock NJ the Y NJ G. \. gymna-
sium.
Both teams use their hands I'm calling
signals. They don't wrangle over de-
clSlon7 and play basketball from the
start.
The Utah Deats have met and defea ed
nearly all the teams in tho city. while
tse school for the deaf has cleaned up
everything No north, only losing TO the
Bingham Young college Of Logan. The
game should be interesting and a rare
treat for the fans
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
Hogan Has Improved.

II is this estimation of his oppo1
lignting abilities. however, that mar
handlers all the mors sangulns q
success.
Hogan. on the other hand. lus
under the mtclaGe of a veteran ~
Jim Howard. and his IMPROVEMENT.
been nothing short OF marvellous
down to weight. has never been IN
physical condition, and IN addiuo.
has ser his heart on getting al ls1*
even break Win the Chicago lao,
that will mean a bunch OF easy p
and n lot OF prestige,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
Tuohey Gets Boston Theater.

from George V. Tuohcy. the wrestling
promoter who came to Salt Lake with
Mahmout several months ago. 10 tho er-
feet that Tuohey has leased the Grand
Opera house a Boston, the second largest
theater in that city, for wrestling for
the rest Of the season.
we nave got the game back on its
feet here in good shane" wires Tuohev,
and figure on some big donas"
The proposition is for Tuohey to or
sanize an athletic club in Boston bf
which wrestling will be featured and
other athletics fostsred. The club is 10
begin with a membership OF 1000 and
capital stock OF $50. 600.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
GRAND JURY MAY STOP
FIGHTS IN ARKANSAS
~ lntornational News Service.

FORT SMITH Ark. March i.-WGen
llie Grand iuN' for the March term OF
court rccorVcned 10 receive instructions
from Circuit Judge Hon the court do
lVered strong charge 20 the Jurors on
nil1s hEhtinE and especially called their
attention 20 the light u week ago be
tween BatiliuG Nelson. former ucbt-
~eiEnt champion. and Young Togo. the
"a oantamNcieht. NJ 4 previous session OF
rourt. Judge Hon advised the grand ilIrv
"i Drize fighting in this ciiy but tho iur.-
NJ rS"d 10 ihf matter. However hiA
rhsrSe at that time was NOT aS severe
az h-taNs remarks The courts action
created much comment and N Is fenrod
tne game ~ III danger. a. II uaS said to-
night a grand iury investigation WAS as
s5fr~d f7t- firue ~ 70
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-05
Nav Have Match Here,

In the event that Herman and Hcagrc!
can get together there Is A possibilit,
that the ZbysZko- Mahmout match may b
pulled off here, but Heagren cannot SCI
anything like S12 900 as r. guarantee
Heasren said yesterday:
The match isn't worth anything like
that 10 US I could see our 100000
easy enough In the Gotcn -Zbyszko
match on Labor day. when both men
would be here half the summer
training and stirring up interest, but
the people aren't interested in a
match between Mahmout and Zbys-
zko as they would be In the other.
Then. too. Herman wants to null The
match off May l. ] don't think an
early date like that would work out
very we'll for MS.
However, wncn Herman comes
through here 7 will make him fair
offer We are willing 10 give the
match large percentage and fair
guarantee. hut ! can't see any S12-
900 In the way OF a guarantee.