The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-09
||EE IS HEAP
||G mum NOW
,ricsn Fighter Returning
HIM England With Two
british ScaIps in Belt.
FLING NELSON ENTERS
gAyKS OF BAD PUNSTERS
\ Staid Vancouver Council
Il he Plays way Back" in
Football Games.
ny JEFF THOMPSON.

By JEFF THOMPSON.
.,ss wire to The Tribune.
q YORK, July s.-The bout be
4 Mn Papke and Cyclone Thompson
b.rsest impending event. Papkt
with the scalp OF an Englisi
~ hanging to his belt. His de-
a lin Sullivan makes him even d
4 esrd among his own countrymer
1, vas before he went TO England
!, vas an cxasperating delay on the
.rcently when Ed Murphy defeat
.ns Sammy Smith at the Twenti-
|r,,turs club. Murphy did not ap-
mtil long after his antagonist ar
n was a ten-round function.
.,s near good night" for Smith
4 6fth round. when Murphy stag
. a. with stiff right on the mouth.
&fored this up with one over the
n und then jabbed Smith q dozen
. hard. He heat Smith to every
II until lust before the bell rang the
a Manned over a powerful wallop.
4. IVES tired in the sixth and al
A he managed to land on Murphy
d Dimes his blows were lacking in
la rot sound whipping in the sew
6und and came near going to the
IersraI times. He will never forget
|zhth round. Murphy was relent-
,M landed body blows that must
n have killed Smith.
|'h was dropped in the ninth, but
Il again quickly He had TO break
II Constantly before Murphy's fierce
D and was about ready for the
tut punch.
md the end Of the round he
"a up q bit and hurt Murphy a
D nf tines with right hand punches.
/ was no explanation why Murphy
n getting into the ring. but the
|runors OF disagreement over money
b cropped UP.
k:ators were indignant and voiced
/ sEt calls. And the management
ne poor judgment 10 take up more
g introducing unknown boxers.
27 wanted TO meet them, Smith and
'6 II was announced, weighed 135
DC first round Smith fought better
'}er. and won initial honors easily,
n was wild, while Smith timed his
and pounded the Bostonian Sc
y There was a shift In the sec
nd the Bosfonian caught Smith
y tmes with terrific smashes on
Warn English Pug.
rds or Mat Wells, the English light
\ champion. have advised him TO
Eddie Murphy OF Boston. who is
|y him for match. | am not cer-
~ Murphy can make the required
nut | am convinced that fighting
POI the same weight as he was
q defeated Young Sammy Smith
Century A, c.. Murphy could and
Fhlp the English title holder.
lalters under heavy punishment
A is just the sort Of an attack
Aurphy relies upon. A punch does
~ the New England chap, either.
"a right on top OF his opponent all
= and disregards everything In the
s vallop, and IL will take an cx-
NY clever man 10 defeat him,
pt Wells's ability, but in my oprn-
eannot equal Murphy and he had
10, tackle him, unless, OF course.
|xnlng 10 take long chance,
pcE Nelson recently went TO Van
d g.. TO fight for a permit for a
eShlbitlon on the Fourth Of July.
:ned TO be UP against II. The au-
out there were making a rigor-
p.esl against permitting a boxing
% DC one OF the Fourth OF July
ssttling Nelson got the floor TO
ms side OF the question things
Up considerably,
once referee In a football game"
son- NaDd the game had not pro-
twenty minutes when Gfteen
sere carried off the field because
did you play?" aueried one OF
n'nlttse' Did you play half
ne responded the Battler. II
~ ~ play halfback or fullback. The
ag 4 would play in football
'vulo ne way back.
CLARK Answers Critics.
q hurke's manager. Bob Clark.
a. every writer here is prcju.
= ~ir,nst the sailor, and that the
sass brought the public TO the
.ls.e OF mind. He asserts that when
AZ aands off and boxes cleverly
s,nuspunced sns as having a yellow
M as being afraid to mix in.
III N var discards science he is ac-
4 s,1 oeing a rowdy. fouler and
f,'1st things. Clark also declares
. h fu maj after Burke had bcen al
I'm. suek for nine rounds against
~ ne should have then been dis
Williams of Philadelphia gave
4 b isaVtMay OF New York severe
~ ,sn-round bout at the Knick-
y SklIi Williams displayed won
n.a NJ landing on his heavyweight
4 ekEapohcht al Will. and had him
1nt In the seventh round and
"a, II 70 avoid punishment.
al Tvouck of Philadelphia had a
Al ,hLoung Dyson of Providence,
4 ih ue Olympia Athletic club IN
\ haris fastest ten-round bouts be-
4 I5.na seen around New York In
NJ. pyson was tired at the fin
eirh,s bleeding profuscly.
i 6nbsn round was the best round
4 ksooy nolh men lighting hard "a
a. Dyson had ali the bet
-oaho and forced Tommy &c
"a WE