The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-16
NELL. Burns and Accessories
Escape Arrest on Admis-
sion Technically.
GELSH AND PACKEY ARE
NOT LIKELY TO MEET
|cFarland. Recalling Fred
dies Treatment of Him,
Holds Whip Hand.
BY JEFF THOMPSON

, t.eascd Wire to The Tribune.
xEW YORK. Anril l5.-The police
4 following up prize fighters and all
"a take part in the fights in an OF
|ial capacity. :.
The magistrate who recently heid al
,.rerned in the Frank Moran and Al
,jyer fight conducted under the aus
"a of the WhirIwind club. few DAYS
"a committed all who were involved
'ihe Cross Leach Redeall fight. under
4 same club s auspices. for trial. Inc
-tps. described as a friendly bout for
|Dflemen was declared 90 be fierce
.ri,at. The policemen who worked up
a case testified at the examination
"A Bedesll was carried in an uncon.
;oug condition from the roped
ma.
Magistrate Murphy has refused the
.plication of Captain McNaliy Tor
>rrants for the arrest of Abe AttelI
IA frankie Burns. the principals IN a
|5inp bout given bv the National
,arting club McNallv also requested
trrants for the referee. timekeepers.
ana~ers and doorkeepers.
'HDid vou sec any tickets of admis.
on bought" asked Magistrate Muir,
isI did not.
.spo YOU know of YOUR own knowl-
&c that an admission fee was charged
& persons who saw the contest?'
III do not
No Admission Fee.
stThen ] cannot give YOU warrants,
II the magistrate. 'lt makes no
ffrcnce how MANY persons saw the
Hest. Warrants cannot he issued uD-
IS il is shown that an admission fee
IS charged -
Before going east. Ad Wolgast an.
1nced that the proposed match be-
cen himself and Packey Mcfarland,
tedulcd for April 2s. is off.
Joe Brooks made his initial bow in
'< country as a featherweight boxer
Brown S gym. defeating Young Shu
d in 2 bitterly contested ten~rouDd
pt Brooks is By no means world
ter. as there are several youngsters
his weight who could beat him and
Ike him look like a selling platter.
did not make a great impression
ooks is n fighter on the digger
srIev stvle and does most Of his
rk in cl;nrbcs.
At fhe prcsent il looks as if Packev
'FaIland and Freddy Welsh will not
matched unless one of two things
done, vie boost the terms offered
Paekey or let Welsh agree 20 the
|icagan 8 conditions regarding weight.
Packey Holds Whip Hand.
10 matters stand. Packey holds the
~ hand. He has not forgotten. evi
4fly. how when he went TO England
King match with Welsh, the latter
&de him wait weeks before he would
nsent To entertain negotiations When
wing oninion had been worked up.
flsh made the terms, and Welsh alone
'pe them. He was q champion then
1fhose TO exercise champion s pre-.
alive of dictatiou. He suspected
ff me Chlcagan could not do the
|nndape he oxar:cd. 1913 pounds. bu,
n fooled. Packcv S share of the
|rse was about what Welsh said il
2nld he. They fought and the referee
|cd u a draw. The decision was NOT
Ia received hy the spectators of the
~ nor bv English sporting writers
"a OPINION was that Mcfarland won
'aekev has not forgotten any of these
'pgs' ne 8 serving the same sauce to
''sh that the latter served to him
1fr ne went TO England.
|Felsh has everything TO gain. II
ouinoIHts Mcfarland it will mean
,ortnne. He will make a pile here
4 ~nen he returns 10 England he II
n another ton of il awaiting hin
re II Mcfarland wins. what will
gam He will be credited only
4 welsh tackles Mcfarland he will
=. ~ nm much improved boxer
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