San Francisco, June 18.
Little Dado and Little Pancho, Fill pino boxers who top ihe flyweight banks, fought to a draw in ten rounds here last night.
Dado, a 2to-1 favourite prior to the bout, landed four blows to Pancho's one, but they were of the "creampuff" variety end left Pancho unmarked.
Pancho missed frequently, but when he landed he staggered Dado, for his punches were solid and cartied all -his weight behind them.
Dado after the bout said he sought to-win on a knockout in the last two rounds, but "Pancho tied me up nicely.
There were no knockdowns, but the bout was fast and packed with good action.
The fight proved to be a financial failure, for the gross gate amounted only to U.S.$5,300, Dado took 50 per cent. of the gate, while Pancho had to be content with 12% per cent Dado weighed 111 pounds, and P: cho 111%.
Little Dado is generally recognized the leading flyweight.—United as he didn't open up in the last fight. Weill previously told newspapermen that "Donovan openly, and with bias, expressed admiration for the champion, saying that Louis will win That's like a judge giving a verdict before a case goes to trial"
Godoy will break camp today and will motor to New York where he will settle down in a hotel unti] Friday night. Louis, meanwhile, will arrive here early on Thursday.
Mike Jacobs, Czar of boxing, predicted to newspapermen that the fight would net a gate of at least US$200,000.—United Press, Yankees Losing Their
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