The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-28

right. which he shoots across every time
he gets an opening and he rs also fast
and clever. ! do not underrate his abIl-
ity, but / am sure that / can beat him.
| was never In better condition in my
life. have been resting up since COM
ing to Salt Lake and needed the rest
after long. hard campaign in the east
This rest has done me world OF good.
II Baldwin should happen to beat me
/ Will have no excuses TO offer, but do
not even figure on chance of losing. ..
Baldwin is equally confident. He has
always shown a lot OF real class in all
his contests and every boxing fan In the
country knows that Matty Is always try
Ing every minute that he Is In the ring.
THE two bouts which I had la Salt
Lake with Johnny Mccarthy and Johnny
Frayne did not make me extend myself
TO my utmost, but know that Hyland
Will make me 40 my best TO win." said
Baldwin last night "Hyland gave me
hard fight when We met for ten rounds
in Kansas City and have not forgotten
his ability an iDnghter. Every time
he lands the punch hurts. I am going
To keep right after him Monday night
and meet him at his own style. have
learned a lot about infightng since our
into me as he did before. ! know that
II is going to be hard fight but ] am
out 10 win and will win
Interest in Wrestling
There is a lot of interest in the wrest-
Downing. In which the latter agrees TO
throw Yokel twice in one hour with only
the strangle bold barred, Downing
weighs about ls5 pounds and is an ex-
pert In the wrestling game. Many fans
believe that he ,is ringer. Mike has
been training for the bout. as he knows
,that, Downing Is going to give him
getting into great condition for the en-
counter. He Is determined TO make
showing against Yokel which VIII secure
N,k. f1.- aim,
Heagren has LETT nothing undone TO
provide for the comfort as well as the
entertainment OF the fans: Two speciai I
coaches wifi leave the city, one at 7;45
and the other at 8 o'clock. tomorrow
evening. These trains win be, held at
SeltAlr 10 bring the crowd back TO the
city just as soon as the show Is over
The carnival win be begun promptly ct
SIS o'clock and me sp programme 5a . %ln on oe
has a number OF events arranged outside
of the Two star contests oetweon Hy-
land and Baldwin and Yokel and Down
Ing. The other events will serve as
filters To round out good programme;
Their exact number and character VIII
Will depend upon the time which win
be consumed by the feature events. Hea-
gren in determined that there shall be
and that the show must be over In time
10 get all OF tho crowd back To the city
not later than 1890 o'clock
ing all expectations. Because of the
great seating capacity OF the hippodronie
Heagren la enabled TO sell the 5eats at
popular prices, ranging from $3.50 for
the best rinesde seats down to 90 cents
for the ones fartbest away from the
ring. The ring Is elevated In the center
OF the arena and tho lighting arrange
ment viii make IL possible for every
spectator TO get an excellent view OF
the contestants.
Reservations for seats have been made
BY sporting men from Garfield Midvale,
Bingham and Provo and a delegation or
at ieast fifty, headed by Rawhide Kelly
VIII come down from Ogden. There Is
sure 10 he big turnout OF Salt Lake
fans as This Is the first time that any
promoter has ever attempted TO offer
such an extensive attraction at such low
prices.