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- Friday at the Civic Centre,
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feature at the Centre, he told
The Daily News ,today.

For Friday, he has matched
two tough campaigners of the
“villain” type against two “her-
“oes” and thrown them all tor
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semi-final Dave Park of Idaho
meets “Tarzan” Potvin of Van-
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same fashion as “The Bull’, and
in the special event all four
men are pitted In a free-for-all
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