The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-30
Try CHANP|O
HAS AMBITIONS
. Donald Buys Release From
Spryice and VIII Study
Boxing Game.
lARLAND SCORED FOR
I CALLING LORD A DUB
,riican Turfman Predicts Re-
nubIican Defeat and Less
Stringent Legislation.
!, ,h,s 70 The Tribune.

4 "A, Cable to The Tribune.
5>-noN Oct. 29.-,Iem Donald,
'2s;ah, champion of the English
rss houpht his release from the
ua and viii denote himself to pu-
He has defeated some Of the
~ men in England. He IS
f n follow and averse to conducting
i newspapers. In a letter an
..,;ns his purpose he says: L
sS least TO be the equal of the
,rsn who are now seeking the COW
Manor of champion of England.
have have heaten Curran. Drummondr
Ia and others too numerous 10 20
Lam. purchased my discharge from
rsry and I intend to devote all my
;. 'and study to boxing in the hope
.sfsciing myself in the art. ! am
,,.d TO make a match to box Bonn
Wells twenty three-mlnute
Wells will answer this chal-
by his presence so that we may
sfticles without any correspon-
|re in the Press. "
rreent tournament at the Ring at
IN capital house and the sport
always bright and lively. The
Ia ayent n fen-round contest be.
a The beavYweights, Herbert Hall
Tnnsld. was followed with close
;,finn though the boxing was far
a bsino drst,class. Hall was on the
|snsiye for the first half OF the Jour
but afterwards did so much sco!-
4hst il seemed likely the finish
In he yery close indeed, However,
NJ last round Hall needlessly fouled
man bv striking him before he had
N from his seat. and for this Of
a the referee. amid cheers, dis
'{|6ed himself. A. Pearson was ref
e George Harris and Dick Burge
Keeper.
Ths heavyweight uovices were bon
A with excellent patronage headqnar-
1 and il was a "ine house, that
|ried the thirty-two mon put into the
n Sixteen did a double turn though
|1apcr Bettinson bad arranged TO
|fts The boxing. as usual, to the first
!. but the men went out go read
|tlat he decided TO go through the
trd round. Nothing startling was
|uabt 10 light, hui the members APP
|<;s.cd io the full the efforts OF those
|rped. while the management de,
.rs much credit for the persistent
ms made TO unearth much needed
nut. From an entry of seyeuty-fouT
|rtr.tvo men wero elected. With the
|jority practically unknown this I'M
'hrt part of the business is mucb
h lottcry.
Eorlishmeu are much exercised over
r.port that "Packy" Mcfarland. the
nfficsu pugiist, referred TO Lord
|nsdale as a "mutt.n "dub,' and
''big stif.'' Discussing the matter
|rntable London sporting authority
"a letter has reached me so full OF
|Ee and misstatements regarding the
graph published q little while ago
Airh stated that 'Packy' McFar
ID bad. on his return TO the states, IN
||ed the National Sporting club anee
president. Lord Lonsdale, by call
B him dub and stiff. Mcfarland :
rafks were contained in an interyie"
<'p au American press man. IbcN
Ne published in a well-Enown Papei
ths states, and if untrue should have
.1 rcpudiated in that sheet
ztky' did not mend matters b,
ling denial to London.
5omc weeks ago I referred TO tn
~ that women we're admitted TO hight
4 exhibitions at "Wonderland. - on
'he pugilistic institutions. The ad
=Itisements read. "Ladies sdmifte,
ihc stage only" ladies' mar
W The "Ring,n rival concern
|nsged by Dick Burge, bars wome'
''p the place absolutely. Burge an
21nces in his advertisements tha
q ladies' admitted. -
Nhen the Olympic wrestler, Corne
F o'kelly. turned professional an
'1'ested with John Lamm. Bob Fit
'unons was one Of many spectator
mo- we're on the stage Of the OxfoT
'qc hall. The pueiIist professed t
r,ush takcn with the hig Irlshma,
'c nc gave it as his opinion that Co
s,ps, II he would take to the gam
pQ study properly. would do letter
'e tlnr than he had done on the ma
tftzN Subsequently offered to taxi
e3I-rollccmau back to the stats
'n han, but O'Kclly elected to site
'he wrestling business. He 500
ae himself ontclsssed when litt
"a ne 1ourneyed 10 America, and Fl,
~ was persuaded hv the renowut
1ny Ryan to try his hand with IL
--Fes a cleverer man than Ryan
10y present in the business. and
y true, Q Kelly has not takan vel
Icy 10 boxing. but what is more, h;
t.sn promise Of excellence. Of cours
y; lise the good Judge be is, b.
-'suI MS man along by degrees, al
nicken ols heart by throwing hi
ekainsf hot STUFF at tho start,
Predicts Republican Defeat,
local turfman has received tho {,
|s p.Ser irom' a member of Q lea
7srhaeficsn, Jockey club.
f.,elhvls VIII he some racing here
|k,,s ,'auu. kentucky and Canada. a.
~ are political signs that the Repu
|.t,n1p pa'gr Viii be we'll beaten e
|.c1n ihen we may get some reli
.sov Val drastic anti-bettiug bills.
||2sss 'eas such legislation seel
''or|Snsato Ss to you, but if one of vo
ESQ p9iit,eians, like, say Lilo
<tisSk ,aa sno1id think il worth while
.,Id mud ace horse betting. you would
(. xbast' 70 u 10 stand him off. Til
ccgernec occurred In MY York sta
'hol,cbs hughes, who is very ab
b stfaet TO his political advanta
. 1r forrS race track bookmakinc, a
<>> sSecs..s @ " very vulnerable, and
>|Ibi hue ,ue second time on record
m uesn,rlpe ar peen proved by tho date
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