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

Looking as fresh as the proverbial
daisy. Matty Baldwin. accompanied by
bis manager, Alec a, Mclean, arrived
Denver & Rio Grande railroad. He i'm
mediately declared that he is confident OF
beating Fighting Dick Hyland when they
clash for ten rounds at the Saltair hip
podrome tomorrow night
The arrival OF Baldwin practically per-
fects all the arrangements which Harry
Baldwin will furnish the boxing fea-
ture OF the bill and this will be the first
had a chance to see two good men start
over the ten-rouDds route. The wrest-
ling feature Will be furnished by con-
fest SesTssn s5 5 Nike Rswpng 9aEe light
Ing will attempt to throw Yokel twice
IN one hour and the only hold barred is
the strangle.
programme and the show will be over In
time to get the fans back to the city
The only detail yet TO be settled is the
selection Of the. referees for the boxing
and wrestling feature events. In both
cases Heagren will name the officials
Is not expected that there will be any
trouble in naming the men who win Of
ficiate and their names Will be announced
Baldwin Is In good condition. and so
is Hyland. The bout is one which would
be an attraction In any big boxing club
In the, United States and one which Hea-
gren is lucky to secure for snlt Lake.
big. outpourtng of the local fans is ex-
peoted.
a match of this kind. Baldwin and Hy-
land will have an old question of su-
periority TO settle when they meet in the
yagIs ring tomorr3w oa~ row" night Just about two
battle at Kansas City. II was one OF the
most furious mills ever witnessed in the
city by the kaw, and at the end of the
ten rounds the men pulled up so even
that the referee could do nothing but
call II draw.
Ever. since then each has been after
each is confident OF vietorv. Efforts
have been made by matehmakers all over
tine fhs a9SSefSS to gss the two in the
time all these plans have failed for many
reasons II seemed as though other en-
sagsments interferred OF, else one or the
slight injury as the result of other bouts
Neither was willing TO face the other
rsass, unless he s,o, was In good condition and
Both Men in Good Shape,
At the present time both men figure
been here for several months and Is thor
oughly acclimated. He has been taking
good care of himself and while some few
Pe"PIe were unoer the impression that
he Is not as fast as he used to be. they
have forsaken this idea since they have
seen him In action. When he started
training for Mondays bout he weighed
about 14s pounds. He has taken OFT al
most twelve pounds and with the loss
OF every ounce he has gained In speed.
Yesterday afternoon he went three rounds
each with four sparring partners and
pulled up !tropg. at the end OF the
twelve rounds and was scarcely BREATH
ing hard. He IS showing all OF his old
time punching ability and at inflghting
he is showing the strength which has
always made him a terror 10 other light
weight men In his class.
Hyland is ths personincation Of conf
dance. He has boxed Baldwin onre ana
has watched the Boston boy work in sew
eral other contests.
II know that Baldwin tx made for
me-" said Hyland last night 81 am con-
ddent that / have solved his stylo and
that will haat him Ha has yHlck ad