The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-03-23
|I[R-CLARk CO
|I-R0UNl DRAW
A blacksmith Succeeds in
making Even With Boul-
,,r, Colorado, Wonder
|grROwD, INCLUDING se.1na somh
/ |rouEN, SEE TWO BOUTS
Errs,pIs and DoTney Box
|,,,,t.Round Preliminary,
Resulting in Tie

Resulting in Tie
u,on and hoarse cheers
ssis Of Seard almost constantly
~. Se!s Se!suround boxing bout pc,
z, DE ,S Baker and Joe Clark a'
"a BoSato ,tcht Referee Pete SUI
KS td az, R me event a draw .
iet4,sua and fifty fans went from
IA hinote1 enc oenecial train and ABOUT
4 lie on a we're In Promoter u:
! sa.ssal''uIn a.tan gnen the preliminary event
srs PACE MN nnwney and Jack Drum
b. lacn an This was fast, Dut
Fs put showed any skill as
4 leHne however. was stronger
"a lrgnlsowa was a draw after eight
= ,,s encounter Drumsoose
'sr-g uas IN the ropes often ana
- Ms !Jon IH" struck Downey. when ne
IL esss This brought the Grove
> nd threats against Drum
> leI ,a,nlv au made. For an instant
1,Fs "; some of the more rash
go " sr,o the ring TO punish Drum,
u nsn n,,.rcoicr ~ Brown soon restored
- -. fret bout photographer
Ee GF GF,,'.ht entered the ring ana
,.ts became impatient ,'h ,ho nin7
4 tcser,o,srs CIV 10 never mind the pic
. Z P,g.n. Pn long walt II was whis-
d ,Saat @ that Clark's manager r.
"a lei his man so on u"iy ,,a,,; nc nc
- psld half OF Slars ,r ; articins J nf
-. This vas not IN the arucies W
-, and when IL came 10 S'loM
]! r,rs decided he would nol pacM
4 mai late hour, Baker was al
t, ~, as clark came they posed ane
,ssIch, was taken. The rams MerS
!. ;, ,he bout 10 begin ana snoweu
-,atience while a number OF IN
80 Of other pugilists were pelhe
Both Msn Cautious,
J, ,.r tented when the first round
II, arh trying TO take the measure
~ Aher. Baker cleverly eNaded
~. vol meant rights and landcd
N, lef,s and uppercuts irequenlly
E-.as latter part OF this round. CIark
"a ,,pr as a race horse. while BAKER
. urenely cool. -, r.., p,.,oo
- 7ark 10 60 slower and this made
H.; lsl OF Improvement IN his work.
y - exchanged few light blows,
+ n Of them seemed TO do puch
II Enough Baker began hammerinS
Ia V.r the kidneys. which practice
II sgsled during the balance OF the
d, third round Clark apparently
n ,adnced that he had Bakers
- and nc rushed. missing a ter
ast. Baker retaliated with a
Eian uppercul when Clark land
7light left followed by a right
- ne force OF the blow and the
~ soor were about equal causes
2lH; falling clear outside the
f,,ai taking any time for the count
~ - 10 his feet again and they
p Kaneing blows with honors even
II q gong rang. although Baker
~ little surprised that he had
y tzn at ak
Eker Best In Clinches.
., tourth round Clark led with a
- y! missed. Baker shot a straight
= face and the men cliuched.
- ntsc clinches Baker kept put
2 zeycuts 10 the body, but Clark
,s'r.sy landed a right swing just
II referee pulled them apart,
-nei policy OF not breaking them
iEule!y necessary did moi plase
us'9 and at every clinch the fans
In 10 break the men. Ending
W round Clark landed a hard
~ lolowed II up with a right.
Il. - 10Th his gloves over his face
- believed he was in distress.
- - SHcvcr. 10 be merely feint
- Baker hoped 10 induce Clark
- opening for n right. but the
|~ ,sI vas Too cautious. The gong
a NE crowd cheering Clark for
n, ~ inc third and fourth rounds.
~. sh round Baker began poking
sh IN Clark's face. Clark came
I ai ais ppefcuts, one OF which landed
NJ ,,n shs nam. Clark then led with
|,s 'x2Esd With right and an up-
4 =, 5nsing all OF them. but ca light
IN. ,t,aI was moi hurt. Meanwhile
~ ls-i,sa sttalght lefis, which Clark
4, s,., s 10 cvade. Baker through
~ sa.ir bout used his right spar
~ o1y at times when he thought
|tti. ahrs Tor knoCkdown. but
Vas disappointed.
~, u u.v round Clark landed a light
|h r.I BAKERS chin, hut the resi-
= riS,.h round Clark rushed He
- ;n and Baker lodged several
urts1,ss 30 cleverly that the crowd
sl,d, N 70 applaud him. although
gQk ne iahs present seemed 10
"a l,n 'us1hs. This did not deter
is illel grimly and kent on
sa k,x "ms s.si, thls round. when Baker
~ tss GHs ne could avoid Clark's
I'd e,,..i hist hogan 20 see where
N~fience counted.
a,snakers Fail to Land
) ! .I,,Go Go for him Clark" a,o o,,
sl st1Ia s,tna round opened gn,b ,ns . "u.
Ios,i lung. Ilg. but Hsk.r'e s,r,Ia,I, ih,yn
ss % Inc shaarR t.arR face and his up
at busv Inuiien during clinchos
Bliet's aSilhs care Of himself.
.s1'sd. an, oDoiness seemed 10 have
lsriNc sa. sn ne smiled "A little
tros, olo,s swing passed over his
~ enough 10 rumpIe his
erd win huc close Of the round
~ hll cs,I Il haymaker right, but
cass. lsnan pn MS neck and sho,II-
aas ea lighter left as the
"a ''siS Duna Clark seeuo, 20
and hrTs,untied. Baker was nor'
~ dIs,rsr. uling heavily. Inn, MOI
y Cars, The Clark adhero,. .o.
- tcxon ~ ~ put him ont pnt,
Ensrlsu,isnl lusging and thcro ".n ,oal
an of f'h,nc ,hinc work in mi. roS We
", osn. esc.n. esers, AZ this Clark
fss'. eith.r l. IN the cllnchcs,
- '"'h Or hard Iea ,,, upDercuts to
ns ' punches on the kid
Il. .S aarsrd, .'qua SM, Clark fought with
lsssd hacl, Once he npsbnS
s hard ,us, r,a q little. but he
rhsuse pfleht and lef to'the
Xm ''csh arh ION men were com
uaas "a r,t., went at IL ham,
~, rolsed ,,sh un the last ro,nS
II Sa the pora hnal Tremendous
-. s rang and the bout
I y TSss sDSS,,.a declared /, a drou
ps,,, were about TWEEN
hc nejcthuonr were reported
|: ~ n. diecidcd tlhood of $1,000.
r. b a. 'rE's eooa ay%rlto in the hct-
M ,r"nuia,lon showing VIII add
0- crord arrangop,o,ts