The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-02-01
SIX BOUTS ARRANGED
FOR MONDAYS CARD
Manhattan Offers Long Pro-
gramme; Schaeffer and Ma
lone in Main Event.

Tho regular weekly card OF the Man
haitian club. which Manager Downihs
has arranged for the GarTick theater ZOE
tomorrov night. will not only 90 ne
Longest show IN the boxing line tnet
hos bean given since the opening OF tne
tnr-. .round game, but also promises ~
bo one OF the best that mas over ooe"
staged. 49,. hnva been
arranred are between the best cro~u
nIeasers who have been BOXING neie g.. 81. -,
Who are the clsss of the boxers v,oa nSm an -,
the city. The other two arc eS uee~ Ssa
Soro the local public befoSe, psn 1no NV
have been trimming tor the iAS. 80
weeks in anticipation Of getting ensnSo ns.,,,
20 show themselves. and u ,hSS 81 ,n the
as Well In public AS they DO III eno
tr.tninr quarters there should oe soIls y.
Thing doing from the time they step IN. W. =,
the ring until the bouts are oVen la,na
have al shown themseNes ,hey are
esTsr IN mako q good SHOWING thT.I
drs, ,ims out In order TO get on skai kln
IN the near future, they VIII doup''e'o
all do their best
Much at Stake.
Aut. Malone and Harry scaa efisr, &
abo viii furnish the headliner for tne
aysnins- arc working hard twice oay
and, as they are really tne w. yiYi
lishtweiEhts now IN the Guy, ysrs 'nvy treat
The winner OF this bout mas pesn
promised a tventy-round bout IN ste
near future with weli-HnoWn uSIne uSn
gsght the hoqs NIT, to G Sahs bs paes an "a added In
eentIye Tor the boys 70 work nard aIo iIs
they VIII be prepared to battle from tne
time the first gong rings until the pou'
~ .,r. ,rd .sRattllnc'' Travis. who
viii furnish the semi wtndup OF the even.
lng. are battling for the featnerweighae
SUPREMACY OF tho Manhattan ciuo snu.
as neither boy has lost decision since
iha Two began boxing for the club, they
are both out 10 uphold their reputa-
tiona A whirlU1nd bout, therefore, seenis
sure 10 result. x
Trnyis has had only one bout before
the club. but he showed on that occa-
sio-, that he possessed considerable class.
had good punch In either hand ana Us
not afraid 20 take punch In order 10
fsrtks -, has haA several bouts bofore
the club and so far has won every event
In which he contested. He formerly held
the feaeherweight championship OF the
Rocky Mountain district and has never
had a decision given against him In
tv-er,ty houta. Gutke L. one OF the most
promising youngsters this city has de-
veloped since the DAYS or peanuts SIN
Sntnre for him. as he Is boy Of model
habits, never dIssipstes. and Is working
all the tine at his trade, which keeps nm
In the best possible physical condition;
These two boys are also training hard
every day and should put up bout that
WIN rival the main event for action.
Ogden on Furnis.
Word comes from ogden that the JUNG
tiou city fans are coming over In oody
with Billy Furnis and that they are go,
L.f h, a
take home the decision over Mack" Nc
Allister, the local lightweight batter,
Very little Is known OF F'urnis here. but
the Ogden fans have been clanoIlng Tor
that Furnis IS a champion In the rough
and that all he needs Is a chance to de-
yeIop The local fans have seen Me-
Ailister I'm action several times and they
know that any time he starts there VIII
be plenty Of action. II the Junction city
boy beats him he will know that he has
been through a hattie. anyway.
kid" Cuddy. the champion OF Sugar
house. who made such hit with the
fans a couple OF weeks ago when he
made Tucker go the limit TO decision
him. has been working hard and says
ne VIII ho Ia much better shape this
self 10 be the master Of Young" Ma
loney. Aaloney also made hit with the
fans several weeks ago when he stepped
into the ring at minutes notice and
bNAtI iiArsti 70 iit dlco
been training for this bout and win be
in shape to go the four rounds at top
speed.
TiHi Murphy and Jacob kIopskie. a pair
~ mI5ilewelghts who have been work
Ing o'i daily In anticipation of getting
match. appear to he evenly matched
7nd wilt TO doubt give the fans good
laugh at least
joe Sishop and Tom Crawford. a pair
of hrh.weiEhts who have shown consid-
crahic ability and any amount OF willing
neee 10 mix matters. VIII open the bill
and viii no doubt whet the fans appe-
tito for what Is TO follow
Taken ell In ALI. tile programme looks
Ike one OF tho most interesting that has
been staged since the opening OF the
club. and no doubt the regulation crowd
VIII ne on hand.
The bouts viii start az the usual time
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