TWO MATCHES TO BE BOWXED
BY (TTY LEAGUE TONIGHT
Teams of the City Bowling
League that will play tonight at
the Brunswick alleys are, at 7:30 \
o'clock, George Brothers vs. Alas- j
ka-Juneau and at 8:30 o’clock, the
Legion of the Moose team will
play the Federal Building aggrega- ,
tion. !
BAER, CARNERA
TILT LOOMING,
FIGHT HORIZON
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Dempsey Said to Be Key-'
man—Summer Date
Seems Likely
By DAVIS .f. WALSH
NEW YORK. Jan. 15.—Within a I
matter of weeks, officials of Madi- |
son Square Garden and Jack
Dempsey will sit down at the same
table to discuss details of a half
million-dollar Max Baer - Prime
Camera fight for the heavyweight
championship in June or July, the
writer has been informed by Ancil
Hoffman, Manager of Baer.
The conference, he said, had been
solicited by John Kilpatrick, Presi
dent of the Garden, who first tried
to interest Hoffman personally and
then turned his attention to Demp
sey after he learned that th"
manager could not be persuaded to
abandon his liaison with the former
champion.,
Help Promote?
‘They asked me to bring Dempsey
to see them," Hoffman added. “I
take it they mean to declare Jack
in as a copromoter and I don’t see
why not? His name will add $100,
000 to any gate.”
Dempsey, scheduled to leave im- j
mediately for the East, will first
ccnfer with Hoffman in Washing
ton, D. C., then will come on to
New York for the Garden confer
ence. The result, it now seems in
evitable, will be an agreement
whereby Baer is to get his chance 1
at the heavyweight championship
and Dempsey his spot in the pro
motion.
