The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-12-24
|TNsDN AND WELLS
||D BOX IN AMERICA.
Which Was Forbidden
England Likely to Be
/ Pulled Off on This Side.
|urH AFTER COULON
Champion Has
|t,Iin Britisher Who Won
| lousdale Belt Recently.
D|urH AFTER CoULoN
Andrews

BITS. AndreWS
Is,,ny ia grand sport and ono Of
,-,v exercises a man can have.
~. tbe Honorable Mel Nielsen.
s,, ~ nsrllamcnt for the Australian
.,ssith. who Is making a tour OF
r.i,.s statso IN tho interests OF his
-r,s, ard who was discussing the
-, N the Milwaukee Athletic club
~ ruest Of the writer.
I-,.,, 4 no sport that brings a man :
- into PLAY more Than IN no&ins'
.t Wr Nelson. 'and when the
4, /, handled In clean, spor'smaplke
N. rhe-s Is no game more interest
w.,ch FOR there are many scien-
,.ir,s 20 the game that YOU VIII not
!. s,hsr lines. ! have always been
I,.s.n, adnlircr nj the manly art. and
III "a, lhat the Australians are very
LI II The IKE good, clean sport.
49,, nrsfer moro of tho clean breaks
-, ro.ss.vcl,-rleass sIyle tho Ameri-
.,,, 90 fond OF. You call il hitting
~ hipchef or with one arm free. to
~, yearself
|.,ls AcIIns game under such a splen
\ ss-,inz rnen as Hugh Mcintosh OF
salh "a bound IN prosper. and as long
n,v ksep the sport free and clean II
q Doubt. he among the leading
4, IA Australia. TIE big stadium al
~ has been greatly Improved and
n, over q. .100 people. 50 YOU see they
ME care ~ a monster crowd at the
rs;rh4s. Mr.. Mcintosh was home
~, lsli Sydney and I presume nc Is
"a biz seasons sport. for he usual
-, ihings up in handsome style. I
= !s,n very busy here since my ar
al have had no chance to witness
H. r2Ti of any kind. I hope 20 get
ii a sonA future time when I vii he
Darby 10 iakc In all the sigh,s and
Dignity in Boxing Game.
bnl you think that tho sporting
|rn N The country have a great deal
N rth the feeling among some classes
be The boxing gameT" remarked n
tl1'En business man 10 me the 9TH
/',r. mau who in his Younger days
N Z, expert boxer and also good
- PLAYER. Il have always been an
~ idmirer of the manly art" con-
Ia ihe business man. ''anS really en-
u V boxing bouts. especially OF the
ISIS f1und variety, for they seem to
n uciss,s. However. getting back 10
n ~ subject. notice That most
|Esu o' the boxing gar1c make the
,aD'e always referring To a prize
|t1 Tnslllsiic event whenever they
~ y S7ite about an affair of Tint
't lhey scen 10 forget that the old
~ Fns night is not 90 be considered
~ a. boxing match OF this time.
|W uerg is No more comparison Of
d u ~ nan between day and night.
HDonues passed laws against the
.Hs prize fights. which was correct.
'@ when men went into tho woods
~ hslds and fought with bare
~, unill ono of them was rendered
r.% That was real prize hght-
in,n came the change and tho low
NC sport adopted the modern
- Of boxing with big padded gloves
~ new rules, which do away With
a" ct brutality, IL has become
t'1e and one OF the best exercises
man, and IL also teaches the
n.h now 10 take care of them
sporting writer's were more
- helr language In reporting
I'D ~n'ss's there would not he that
L1 MAJ now exists, IN my opinion.
souh servo To keep the game
some OF the young writer's seem
n'er the impression that they
.se Tho readers understand that
rea sporting writer's unless they
nelr report that Jim Jones
silly Smiths face TO n pulp in
ruas hght at the club last night
. Was the greatest pugil!stic
so on In years, also. the Grim
a freely and the canvas was
rsah red. The chances are that
<Ie no blood spilled st all. but
70 show their knowledge OF
ESr y tuch stuff was put into
H. 4, 'enes II might change opinion
|n~A pciievc that sporting writ
|ft he Ea'ne mitch good b. keep
|fr. .n iscts and using better lam
Wells Shows High Glass.
III M ms manner In which Bombardier
- 49,, ,' English heavyweight cham
tl,s slsd Fred Storbeck. the South
4 ~. s.mplon. upon. the other night In Lon
MI :, VII no doubt he rush on
NJ we american promoters TO
! Er,-t leho~ dyer here and stack
u r,nrss sone OF the waite hones."
70 De an entirely different
fl,se,sser from what the people
~ eri,isa " was expected b. the
tfrh NJ mat Wells would merely
ItE H. Ieit and erdeayor 10 out
NJ AVER opponent. but In this
e,s1,s- ior not only did he use
uSs 30, when the proper mo-
t>..-s no had the Knockout nunc,
a, d, ARD put the South African
/t,t wmot. than the necessary ten
fhsrsi ~ mas improved greatly In
~ ,saeeup and the heavy e.er-
4sTrrp, work which he followed
kinhir mas. no doubt, helped him
y fls,. storbeck Is a big. strong
la sns end able to take GOOD
q, fro,,,,, ,,vIn n AL accounts he re-
as besnaid tho manager OF Mat
/.f wsNs negotiating with Bonn
Ia tsht.s lot tho past two months
tss,.aGSed me only n Wet ,an o'sns m,
sss, bring the English heav-a.
,tvitb CO the states right after his
ma sln sslnnoroeck, II Ia probable thet
t,o,s walt untO after The hoii :
uakinS tlnR. as II would be
ern nls lake the big fellow
~ tot N, is AZ Christmas time.
eelwst for ,hihR IN matches wha n
feb,s~ mere arc all kinds NJ
tnors "a ~ we cast who are more
h no ,ns,, Tx up the short end OF
ff' g not. ''er whether they get a
k rSSsess rSIaes to this country and sue.
Z w bs,ATwnlr. q good showing !, 4.
e ~ n nai Jack Johnson Win ne
y ~, q si,hset meet him IN 4 cnampIo9
= 'a ~ rrsneI out west or son,e oii,e,
~. world within the next next 1,ae' yenr
ssss sSn to Box Redmond,
fsmpior the former light.
~ 10 bafii. matched against lack
tSssa ssstion with This q s'en,iar con,ss M :.
hsrrSy H1d,mond is managed % bS !,
; su, ne .Eo are still iiie's9@,s ysr, gn1d nrs.
SsSinds SH ds0Epsr E9sr against NelsoR % fe' is,
:. ~ NJ tgouncs MN. whispering advic,
de nsa n@sSlIsast ,I out Of ,ls 5us,nssss sssti2 Z
NJ =, WsolEast f1 ffsci,s1arss yenrs S;. Sgo {
u's mercy ot REDMOND Red o,S isn has