The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-28
nakers Should Be Barred
4 Acting as Managers,
DecIares Thompson.
/ N'FARLAND UNFAIR
N DEMANDS OF WELSH
e Thompson Wants to
Stockyard Districts
Pride at 14O.
: JEFF THOMPSON.
.uirs TO The Tribune.


Il wire to The Tribune.
foRR. May 27-There are some
4. promoters here who are do
. 10 klII their own game than are
i opposed to ring sports in any
club managers appear to be
-irken because OF n supposed
4 interest In the boxing game.
, there are too many clubs.
,oof that there is no abatement
"A IN this sport hero was the
"A that turned out to see the
propfn bout before the Whiri-
~ / estimated the attendance
.ra others went as high as $500.
.rr,t Indicate slump in inter-
'N7 The club managers say they
. night. but / can't figure how
b.s proportion of the crowd were
.dss'' and that does not seem
M dearth Of good material
.sre and II matchmakers would
.fcise a little judgment there
|. plenty OF good bouts pulled off
hubs. The one serious trouble
n fne fact that two out OF three
'fers here are acting as man
( sonne boxer. In addition TO their
dss. Naturally, they employ
n men. because they cut In on
" They don't want TO see their
ghipped. so they put him I'm
IA some dub and make II a one
lith The club suffers and the
Complains OF q lack of inter-
medy for this Is 10 prohibit any
ker from having any manaceTial
h any boxer II he is caught Of
n This particular. FIRE him.
that harbors as matchmaker any
! lis also managing boxers Is In
ath by dry rot. II cannot sur
rh less prosper. and the quicker
ayers realize this fact the sooner
get rid Of the calamity walters.
'f about the interest in boxing
asses Mcfarland Unfair.
Welsh is eager to box Nc
Dn the same terms as to weight
erped their match in London.
VI Edciil llldht io1
le Mcfarland is demanding 1S5
t,3 o'clock. If Mcfarland was
!. f,s Mr. Neunneister regards him.
'pnt make such outrageously un-
,nds.
Welsh 10 allow Mcfarland to
hounds at o'clock the Chi
,uld almost to a certainty enter
weighing 40 pounds. which
tremendous handicap in his
Fclone Thompson asserts he is
ratify match With the pride
chicago stockyards district at
sht
Wells. Enrland's lightweight
Is criticised severely for pick
OFT I'm" In Jack Goodman for
Al bout In the United States.
prophecy is made that he will
ilnok for more lemons" Wells
the hardest boy 10 beat in his
ounter-Jack Goodman. II he
IN he will. indeed. be picking
Ishe meets less abler men.
'nortsmen have recently taught
9ro managers a lesson by re-
pvay from their fights.
oFlng public wouldn't mind see
9 pitted against weak men, II
admission were cut for the
and Wells's manager will do the
ng II he makes it possible for
'fare Wells at reasonable prices.
~ look for topnotchers just now,
WHIP several second -raters. gath
npr a few sheckels. return TO
~ he pleases. but come hack
When the game again Will be
he can then command better
q Ket better opponents.
iyland Smiths Master.
OF between cy Smith and Fight
. Hyland before the Glymnic A
lhr limit Of ten rounds. EYland
a.ing that he Is Smiths superior
ast two sessions he all but put
uent swav. Smith. strong and
~ was willing and tried hard
"a MS sturdy rival from the Pa
y was delivering blows that
effectively.
sas superior ring general, and
throughout the exhibition
NE ability, The Jersey lad GER
--"' "eh. ana at tf1S sOONd OF
ns was at his man. As a rule.
dow would be a right swing.
,so MS number. and little or no
Was done.
sqs boxed at close range. When
pegan Smith landed with his
mead; .Hvland retajIated and
i1pught the claret from Smiths
'land was tight after Smith in
'su round and planted several
sn.s and lefts TO the face. His
sht mainly for the body. rushing
nead down
asli,lornla boy repeated his good
tne next round. and in alI the
,gafTtag the NTH. which was
~ lavor OF Smith. Tie latter
20 cross with both right and
" tires. but did no great dam
Brisbane scooped World,
ste secrets and mysteries In the
rorid as elsewhere.
..Vren a matter OF great wonder
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