Evening star., 1930-06-22
TERMS OF CHAMP Il: 4: :
GIVE MOGULS TASK
%sia
Something Definite Is Held
Likely to MateriaIize
by Tomorrow.
BY EDWARD J. NEIL.
Press Sports writar.


n YEW YORK, June 2I.-Confer-
M ences bloomed all over town
today, lawyers worked overtime
and Madison Square Garden
promised something important in the
way of announcements concerning Max
Schmeling's return bout with Jack
Sharkey by Monday afternoon.
The final conference between Garden 4
officials and Arthur Buelow, depoSed
manager of the German who won the
heavyweight championship on foul
from Sharkey June II, is scheduled for
Monday. After that Is over the Garden /,
hopes to be able to announce that the /,
last bar to return match late In
September has been removed.
Schmeling Is ready to fight II he can
gain a release from Buelow'S manage
rial contract, which does not expire
until October 13. Otherwise he insists
that he will remain idle until the en-
tangling alliance with Buelow Is wiped
out by time.
Sharkey O1fers 10 Pay.
Sharkey is so anxious to remove the
stain of his defeat on q foul that he
Is already on record at the New York
State Athletic Commission as willing TO
pay Buelow's 20 per cent share IN
Schmeling's wages.
Apparently the unfortunate sailor
from Boston bought something when
he made that offer. Frank Bruen.
general manager of the Garden, left
for Boston tonight to talk with Sharkey
and his manager, Johnny Buckley, as
to the terms of the purchase. Sharkeya
answer probably viii be inclosed in Nom
days proclamation. Buelow Is report
I'd willing to tear UP the Schmeling con-
tract for about $4,000, which would
approximate his share in the Teuton's
profit from return match.
There are other minor differences to
be adjusted before the match can be
made. Joe Jacobs, Schmeling's mana
ger of choice, insists that he be rein
stated by the New York State Athletic
Commission as a manager so that he
may ofiicially stake his claim on the
German the minute Buelows contract
Is dead. Jacobs has been on the COM
mission blacklist since Schmeling de-
veloped managerial trouble and refused
to fignt Phil Scott. He was granted q
temporary license as a second for the
Schmeling- -Sharkey match.
Checks Wen "PIastered."
There Is also q dispute as to the
qualifications Of radio announcers for
the return match and various legal
entanglements that go with the dis
bursement of every large sum Of money
In the fight game have caused trouble.
Before the fighters and managers
share of the $750,000 gate in the Yankee
Stadium could be awarded almost every
one with any sort Of claim to part Of
the money hired lawyers and went
around slapping 'plasters" on the
checks.
"Plasters" to the fight folk, are at
tachment on money. Jacobs put a
plaster" on Buelow's share Of Schmel-
ing's money and so did his attorney.
One plaster" led to another until the
financial situation was in state of
chaos. This part Of the problem will
be solved by awarding every one a
draw and calling OF all attachments.
In the meantime, Schmeling and
Jacobs conferred all around today and
then went yachting with friends over
the week end. They will return Mon
day for the final verdict. Then all
hands are scheduled to rush OF to.
Philadelphia to see Primo Camera
fight George Godfrey Monday night.