The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-29
WINS EASILY
| DIER SCHRECk
ot,,honla white Hope Climbs
| One Round Nearer Cham
pionShip Throne.
! uGIsEER COMPLETELY
/ OUTCLASSES OPPONENT
! Rp,ult Is Never in Doubt After
! the First Minute OF
| Fighting.

.,,rpa okla, March 2S-knocHln2
nm, scbreck. the Cincinnati heavy
!" 4, elk rounds here today. Carl
80. 80 If this city kept himself In the
..,,c rs willie hope.
=, was about all he did. however
~ NJ showing was not such as Is cal
80, ~ Indicate that Champion, Jack
rlpu ;s in imminent danger oi losing
t.tson !, 60 The eX-cnsiuccr of Sapulpa,
= pvI ,,b, hook TO the jaw Won for Nor
hoat schreck fairly enough. but
VII, ~nnS, was slow. About AL Schreck
IN act as q punching bag Tor
~ blows and await thc coming on
SH. The records show that the
ea' nu,chman': landed in all about
l9T dozen punches, none of which
cnoueh 10 Jar even middle
o. u, end Morris is far larger than a
In .:aMssSysI%ht (or he weighed In at 2i5
r.ia.ck was tat and slow. He took a
SsssiIrg and was a bloody and pitt
Ts.,Th, when the final count came.
a.. On, those who are willing 10 inli-
-. ,bal Schreck was glad TO hear the
nj tolled off. But II he WIS., iio 10
Il X 70 be censuied.
a TW0-AanQeQ lSuICl.
o., pipg Morris did prove in this
- ,s Thai he can battle with both
| ~, He I'M SchyeCk with both rights
| "a sf,s today. This IS the first iiSht
yhch he has used his left punch TO
| ~ extent ,, ,,,,o
81, viii take large amount of train
- "a nnt him in q class with any OF
/ ,S,sa5lng boxers in the heavyweight di :
/ ~ Morris, however. says he knows
/ y limitations and he intends TO train
= DOW on for speed.
I MRS lef here tonight for Tulsa,
D rg; he will make his home. he IS
~ under the management OF FRANK
III an oil man who paid $4,000 for
l y -igbt TO handle him.
4 n.hrng has not been a poor game Tor
ETs. He stepped down from the cab
N .nrine last July TO enter the ring.
TI,v Re stepped from the ring into Il
II " $500 automobile he had purchased
1 m his earnings.
Fains the machine which lie bought
4 Ehsss City, would not be here to-
d. II II came by freight. Norris had
4 Arped By express. That cost him
n fight today drew approximately
/ En- OF this the fighters get 40 per
4 lsny Barry challenged the winner.
= hi def was not accepted.
VI. the crowd WAS fling into the
/ IT. small section OF seats on the
4 y, u the ring fell. throwing A few
scl< TO the ground. No one was seri-
~ Injured. Few sustained bruises.
Noisy Crowd.
II ms noisy audience that awaited
p bginning OF the fight Hundreds OF
s'sTs dressed In the garb Of the
lia occupied ring side seats. There
xzS 10 ban placed on noise they fire.
ety gave way 10 their enthusiasm.
rr5ns and yelling.
.Slsrsl Indians were in the audience.
IT'S himself is part Cherokee and he
= eany faithful friends among the
N Few Of the Indians had ever
tfa:t fight. and this. added TO the
si2l their local pride was one OF The
rs5Anls. made them keen for the
~ 70 begin. They. too: yelled unre~
hs,reds of railroad workers, who
y, IcFrla when he was an engineer
y ae no thought Of becoming an as
s-@, mingled with the rinS side
~ They brought with them the bell
~ engine that Morris was running
- made his last trip over the
= Ihis bsll was hung near the press
sal !ung Whenever Norriss follow
,nssd cheer for their fayorite.
1M Valn was falling when the gates
~ great arena were opened at
[ 81 and the crowd began fling in
~ pl anDear, however. that the rain
II m'eHere with the fight.
f,.us OF sporting celebrities from
OF The country were in attend
NOR than 5000 reserved seats had
seed Thcn the ticket offices al
| ss.. opened. The general admission
| |b, raIe not placed or sale until to-
II III we toIal attendance was about L..
II = w. Has practically no betting at the
If-,s.- alorls money was offered ir
H - 49, ls out no hackers for Schrecl
H {,se -, ,ouhd The prevailing odds
H Ik at to l on Screck's abil.