The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 16, 1918, Page 6

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Moneymaker has ‘e ess Willard Agrees to | 16.—Jees Willard will fight Fred tally compicte plans do noe tu | ‘THAN Champion Willar d in the Ring ne to receive bids f Piceesat ie | FouND 17 ¢ | vee the m an agreement between | lem: ig the lea night, after they had ee ee one ene ee ee ~ Sing en taken the organization will be down Bout With Fred Fulton Fulton July 4, for the heavy- Fulton will cet $20,000. Col. J. Fred Fulton s ae mas ioe wean and clubs for the mill. Miller and Mike Collins, Ful || PS en er ‘ as etal ais'-a0 : , ° q ‘ oy Se be threshed out and settled, so that apparently hopeless vee Wutare wl int Fred | Freq Fulton Has Made Better Mark _ weight championship, if prac - Miller, representing Willard, ext ON,HO, RED, ee ; Sal bse are the outstanding : J until as the man manager, reached by tele we Oem Hehe of consequence waa with “sath ae when the adjournment is finally » and Collins was is, llins left here yestor , the match was apparently ” sald Millee today. “We were to reach an agreement. wired me last night, Willard is en route from Jack- | sonville, Fla He and Fulton ‘will meet April 1, probably here @ in Chicago, and signe articles for the mate! 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