The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-05

lightweight champion OF the world
Hedgcwisch, III
You see" said Bat, ~ didn't destroy
those cards after my fight with Woigast
again IL wasn't economy that made me
hold on TO them but had sort OF hunch
that ] could use them In the future
A match which may be pulled of has
California lightweight and Champion
Molsast TO be pulled of late in June.
The bout is scheduled TO. go twenty-five
rounds and will likely be held at Vernon.
Cal, where Powell beat Memsic in his
last fight.
owen Moran has been training at Ven
with frankie Conley. Jeff Perry has been
assisting the English lightweight fighter
10 get in shape with Conley. Moran is
using the same ring that Lew Powell
Stanley Ketchel has one moro fight In
the East: ,hen he will beat ii for the
Golden West ketchel viii exchange
fore the Armory A. a. in Boston, Tues
day night. They will box al catch
weights. This is their second meeting,
,{etchel having knocked Sullivan out In
3, two years ago. Charley White will
adjudicate the affray,
How 1t May Go.
Much has been written about the man
ner in which the JeGrjes and johnson
fight will be fought. 1t is admitted that
evident But Will either OF the men be
able TO get in HIS deadliest wallop atNthe
right time? The famous blows OF famous
fighters in recent years, including those
OF Jef and Johnson. are:
Jefries-Swnging lett TO the jaw. Jack
Johnson-Risht arm uppercut and hook
Bob Fitzslmmons-Half-ar arm jolts TO
stomach and jaw delivered al close quar-
GlnS-A
Battling Nelson-Left hand scissors punch
over the liver. Jim Corbett-Left hand
jab and right across. lid McCoy--The
corkscrew. delivered with twist of the
wrist before landing. John J.. Sullivan.
Right hand swing TO tlrs Jaw. Frank
Erne-Snappy left-hand j,b. Terry Nc
Govern-Overhand right land wallop to
the jaw.
James j. Jeffries will be just year
In making his tour OF the world after the
big fight, Although it vas announced
lose" there Is an element of doubt in
tnis. AS the programme stands now
Jenries VIII jump across the United
states giving exhibitions in the houses
management OF II. II. Frinee OF Chicago,
Jeff will sail from the United States in
september. opening up IN Cork. Ireland.
October l. Following Cork the show will
fast, Then Scotland and the provinces
and weeks stand In London The
continent will be covered, taking in Cal
ais, Berlin, Budapest, Vienna, Paris, 81.
Petersburg. Munich. Rome and many
other cities. About Christmas time the
party will go to Capetown, South Africa.
Then there will be tour through Aus
tralia. New Zealand and Northern Africa.
Jeff will do lot of hunting in India,
Australia and Africa. He is expected
home by the way of Asia and is booked
10 arrive in San Francisco from Peking,
China, July IA. 1911.
After Jeff was elevated to the cham
pienship by defeating Corbett he made
foreign tour. giving sparring eXhibi-
tions. When he came back he met Tom
Sharkey-
'Tom. I saw your old father in Ire
land.' said Jeffries "After looking me
ANYBODY in the world except you.
"And he was right. too, said
Tom with emphasis. Notwithstanding the
fact that JEFF has whipped him In the
ring. "I'll tell you, Jeffries. I'm never
beaten until I'm knocked so cold they'd
plant me under the sod,' Shariey con-
cluded.
Some doubt has been felt all along
whether Albert Kaufman, the blacksmith
wanted TO meet Sam Langford. kauf-
man has been finding fault and making
objections until 1t is reported that he has
cold feet