Th e Pi 1 1 sb u rgh c-1 u b , by the way,
todr.y opened negotiations with Dan
ny Morgan for a return bout between
Battling Levinnky of this ciy and
Harry' Greb on March 31. The Smoke
CHy promoter has offered Dan $600
for -the Battler's services, but Morgan
is holding out for a flat guarantee of
$750 with the privilege of accepting
30 per cent of the receipts-
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LEO P. FLYNN
WILL PROMOTI
ING IN GUI
New Yorker Has Been En
gaged by Havana Syndi-
cate-
-Ring News,
Leo P. Flyrm, the popular manager
of a string of boxers, will in all prob
ability leave this country next month
for an indefinite stay in Cuba. A syn
dicate of Cuban business men have
asked Lteo to go to that country and
arrange matches for them throughout
the Spring and Summer. Flynn has
accepted and will leave for Havana
as soon as he has arranged for his
interests in this country. His broth-
er, Hugh Flynn, now in Providence,
will look after his boxers interests
j while Leo is in Cuba.
