The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-01
FLYNN AGREES TO
KANSAS CITY MAN
Declares All He Wants Ia a
Square Deal; Retracts His
Former Charges.
HARRY GREB IS DUE TO-DAY
Arrangements Made for Di-
rect Wire TO the Toledo
Stadium.
HARRY GREB IS DUE TO-DAY

Edward 'ochrAne. Hpor'ing editor
OF 'n' N"n'"' '''S 'l''H. TO anu W
'l''al ''I'''' OF lh' I"f' "P"''h"
emo VIII 10 'h' 'h'f1 man ID INC
ring ON J"S "Nrn 1911 h''nh""
"0' marry 'r'' ''ut'' D" 'H'" 10
round encounter al Convention han
This decision waA reached last
NIGHT At "A conference hetWc,n Pro-
motor lob, u,,-I., l., g. lr,,.
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nIehh"h manager, ana h' N'p'''i
men soon after tho arrival uf Flynn
Elynn had been holding Duf against
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would p'fmll ono ot hN IIEh''f' ''
enter any ring with tnIhTlur uf
ficiaupg bia ,bI,,fIop b,fDy from.
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M"he here "a fo" months "E" when
Couhrunc E.,yu " M6kc the decision In
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like thorc would De- mo- getting to-
gether on the rcfrrco uu,4Ion as
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Cochrane oflc"'o hs FDuu WA thhi
he should not Al ono time Flynn
appaat.d 20 br on the .vcrp, of load.
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taklng nun hh'h morn, nut ailor
an agreement finally was reached
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~" h'''P '"A' Ho had 'hhIb'H
,o'"' sno WIN d.lpeia'o'y throwing
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10 'ot.loIlonl OF 'ho controversy
"INags WIN say 'hh' hI'hhah
pn'llou ~ INC u',hloh "N'I
"l'N" h''e anu H' Pl"NeH J, ny pthl
tns 'the same t'hoW Jurt iasl
NeuheSuhS hlbht' shId flyhh, bu'
wiz aunt 'hh' Ahoulu not nave
.nbou ,he I'iet'o WIN polhg IN
iluehccd' lhlhk 1 ana everyone elho
mas a petlocl flShl 10 i"tm and en-
press ms own nplhloh or VINO won
anu loHt "llhout Deihg subjected TO
cehsurc.
why lie OBJECTED.
coming 10 inc reason Tor OBJECT
Ing TO Coohranc officiating july 4, he
said
Il have pauned Cochtane All over
the United states ana he Knows lt
Naturally no VIII fecl feScnitul. II Is
only natural that when fellow ~
resentful ho Will let MS prejudice IN
fluence him In rendering decision.
Don't you think l would DO sucker
10 let brennan go In there facing
SUCH a handicap Thb fellow Greb
u "A tough customer, Tie is one of
the very best In the business and II
brennan can beat him | VIII have a
shot at some big money for thore
will be no one standing between
Brennan and the winner Of the VIII
lntd-Dcmpsey fight Can you blame
me for not wanting to shoulder a.
handicap when he is fighting such
good man with 80 much ~ stake
III you are guaranteed that Coch-
rnne VIII not let his prejudice, In
case he has any influence his dccis-
lon" Flynn was asked, would you
Withdraw your objection 90 him ana
let him work.
'tcrtainly' Brcnnnns manager
replied, but how can you guarantee
thatf All ] want on July 4 Is an
even break. because brennan Is right
and l know that II he iS given an
even break he will trim this Grch
Juht the same ns he dld Miakc
really think he viii knock him out
Give me this and Will be satisfied.
while admitting that It was rathcr
difficult 10 offer "A specific guarantee,
friends of Cochrane assured Flynn
that he was not one Who would let
prejudice Influence hm decision, hut
that he was absolutely free from
personal likes and dislikos when he
. II refcreelng, So strongly dI thcy
insist upon the fairness of toch-
rane's officiating that Flynn finally
agreed 10 accept him as the Judge
OF the battle
IL Wise Move
In doing this Flynn has gone q
lohg ways toward rc.csah'ish.ng
himself In the good grncos uf Tulsa
fistic fnniom which was greatly "t
fonded al the remarks he had made
on his previous visit here
The referee question settled. moth.
ing remains that can dcira"t from
the success Of the big Fourth of