The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-28
4 SHOW PLEASES
ID CROWD OF FANS
k.ttai, Clubs Opening
Gard Full of Snap
and Vim.

.wo rattling four-round bouts
stfIe ROYAL that was short but
Manhattan Athletic club open
SOS son at the old Arion hall
large crowd of fight fans
and ii an ausplclous opening
.rety. the club has fine pros
powning, who reorganjzed the
promoted last nights matches,
M commended by lovers OF box
,be spirit in which he under
rey!val Of the boxing game IN
The showing last night wa
,fisfactory 20 the fans, even
,r,o OF the scheduled bouts were
M between frankie Martin and
<,,cher WIS one OF the fastest
an In Salt Lake. The boys
|ieanly and I'm the open through
4 four rounds. a draw was the
|.,lble decision. Both men ca me
|,be fIgh, bleeding freely at the
ii not materially damaged.
! time OF the Hansen George
,aund bout at Saltair several
|ep. Tucker and Martin fought
-5d preliminary in which Tucker
n the decision, having adminis-
seyere beating to the game little
-. Last night Martin was out
"a himself and he did II. For
'nrds he forced the fight, fairly
TucKer off his feet with the
OF his onslaught. Tucker
| HIMSELF the better general. how
A when the last gong rang Mar
| m no little danger OF a knock
I'M ne was still fighting game
IN rocked the soldier time and
~ clean, smashing blows, and
y could not stop him. ne forced
n take punishment enough for
reu made many friends among
last night by their cleverness
Il Fp!rit. Martin is game like a
| Nothing short of n clean knock
. ATOP him or even discourage
rs for taking the defensive. he
Ioes not know how. II seems.
. lille experience he should be-
h OF the best men In his class In
A Of the country.
other hand. young Tucker.
/ stIIl In his teens. has the clever
mi old ring general. He fights
cIly than Martin and places his
d more carefully.
bird round both men insisted
4 the offensive. The result was
q a melee az the most ardent
A wish for. The fight was free
.ches. due In part 10 the strict
<fuI refereeing OF Hardy Down
/ N part to the dlsinclination OF
Ia for the inflghting. The eX-
+ b blows in any one round were
/srous 10 mention.
1eht between Al Schrader and
|Acr was fast and furious. The
.hfld By Schrader's arm toward
4 Of the third in order TO save
'rom needless punishment, a
4 would have been inevitable had
A been allowed to go on, Even
||er was the favorite with the
- was entirely game and Schra-
many a smashing uppercut be-
|1nquered
hattie royal" was beyond de-
J Six colored poys went into the
&iher and IN less than three min
"a OF them had scrampled haSti-
IA the ropes and two others
|gged out The victor was "Slirn
'steran Of many a Slaughter
<0ntest.
||'rdlt, a 'HnItl'.G pDN'l, lId'it -
wing in a round exhibition
&ish Bud Tucker, "A brother OF
ocker. Hosan and Lonny Tucker
- In tcn-round contest next
night as preliminary to tile
.-Jordan wrestling match.
Mex and "Kid" Sales fought
No round when the latter went
d out. though II was not appar-
he had been hit. Bud Tucker
Earney made an equally poor
a Downing apologized TO the
these two matches. explaining
N lad not had opportunity 10 pick
"a carefully and consequently
'honded a couple Of lemons"
ped II would NOT happen again
zble feature of the contests was
1nce OF schedule. The matches
rtls1d 10 begin at $50 o'clock.
Old. There were no DELAYS nor
due 10 mismana cement.
n announced that he would Of
1er programme under the aus
Inc club on next Monday night,