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FIGIITER :1 all feC314h volt4 TITLE GLOVES pi T S HmuNDERSTORm fOLGIT is WAY TO TA& GOtax p4Pre' 1 ME UTAMEN AE DUBtED t: Ow 1 -' 1611"P r“6 - r" P " Jo t4 LVk mrsr MIT z A MI(D OYER A LET LEAD TO Olitt MD DOWN GOES POD KUTTALL-UEN- RY SPCAVED ME TAAT 041EDADf OOPS pz AS WEI THLOOKS TODAY IN PO Cm1E S- - Satitilt A 0 1 141744117:4 °'''110 4114L amo trope"Arl:it::"::1"'::? t FIGUTS GEOZGE PALIO ThE SoMmx IN LOGAN ON JANUARY 22 NE FIGIT IS BUNG SPONSOZED BY NE LOGAN MASTER KEITH RCS MA BOY MD COMiNG CAAMP:' TAATS HOW IRE GREAT MENQY ARMSTRONG PM'S tr--- OWABIR OF CCOMERCE I skr KIDS TO Keith Nuttall Continues 'Up' 'Juniors Jump In Career Fistie 'Young For Trophy tournament By BILL CLEGG for jumping who Brightest star on Utah's fistic horizon at present is have never competed before will be held at the new Fredbo hill near Ecker on Sunday Feb 1 under the direction of the Utah Ski club The event will be held as a memorial for Einar Fredbo who died in an accident last year Mrs lrredbo wlfl award a trophy to the lad who cops the tourney Mrs Fredbo is sending a duplicate trophy back to Asker Norway which will be awarded in a similar meet The awards will be made annually to promote junior akizr g youngsters Official Condenms Gym at NCS high-flytn- b(e so 'I WI sm I 34 LONG LTNGTH3 LTKI PANTS - go $43-51- TS $1"95 SKI ::rrrs a d Smsa rt 1 fres ts aglitter Lofts et ft 1 Va s So 62141 $145 Used $ Closeout U S sifter Ski 4 450 Paratroopers SKIS 4 Ridge top and S ft Sengths with edges ft in-- S4 95 Ridge Top HICKORY SKIS Whig dies 1$1 6)95 La lengths S Senigin ALL CLIMBERS $595 LENGTHS SKIOGGANS 032 East 2nd South Merl to Batt Lake Boo Dope 1 p B OGGA NS BOGGANS BOOTS few sizes left for ladies Valu $1093 A SG95 AAU Track Meet PORTLAND Ore Jan 17 (i)- -Frank Shone Portland Beaver outfielder has bought his own release for $500 the Pacific Coast league baseball club said Saturday Officials added that they did not know Shone's plans He played last year with Beaumont of the Texas league but had been recalled by Portland NEW YORK Jan 17 (UP) — An unprecedented turnout of top performers is expected for the 60th annual A A U senior indoor track and field championships which will be held at Madison Square Garden on the evening of Saturday Feb 21 17e'm f - 0 Jan som odd colors and sizes but much wrth more Closeout $595 H FATED Shop Work 0 ing board of control effective after Feb 20 until the board conducts conferences with the British Broadcasting Corp - produced car built today! 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:111"A--1-11- 1 :: db- -b t'1'10“110MtWw S !Mackie Fears Cards CaL (UP)--Ew- 11 kr a !)::: 51 For the second year in a row the boxing championships will be held in San Diego this year Rear Adm Oscar C Badger llth naval district commandant announced Saturday Dates will be May 3 to 8 Badger said the competition would be run off in strict accordance with Olympic rules because winners here will qualify for final Olympic games elimination In SAN DIMAS w ht r71 ell Blackwell ace right-handof the Cincinnati Reds says the hardest batters for him to pitch to are Stan Munial and Enos of the 'St Louis CardinalsSlaughter er SEE THIS AUTOMOTIVE HARRY E PITTSBURGH Pa (UP) — fielder Ralph Kiner of the Pitts-- 1 burgh Pirates has been voted as the athlete who dirt most to publicize the city of Pittsburgh during 194-- TRIUMPH LUFF MOTOR sCO 703 East 17th South—Salt Lak 'cop Pitt Athlete - LONDON Jan 17 (111—A ban on radio broadcasting and televising of fights in England was announced Saturday by Britian's box- Detardo Sierra's manager Kantrowitz wbo was making his first effort as a promoter had hoped to hold the fight in Miami during the week of Feb 16-- Pep who has been ordered to defend his title by Feb 22 had agreed to sign Defor a guarantee of S32500 tardo held out for 1570 of the gate and when Kantrowitz agreed to that found other provisions of the contract objectionable In one short week 10000000 peopre jammed showrooms to see the amazing beantiful new Hudson—a new kind of motor car—only five feet from ground to top but with more inside head room and roomier seats than in any othermass- All-Nav- y SAN Broadcast Ban - : City 5 AT THE HUDSON DEALERS LISTED L Utah ' H SOUTH EAST MOTOR COMPANY BELO V: STRONG MOTOR COMPANY 679 South Main Stroit—Sait KEATE-COWA- N Lesko City Utah COMPANY 4201 South State Street—Murray Utah 931 East 21st South—Salt Lake City Utah 4 4 -- - 17 HARTFORD Cann (UP)—The proposed title bout Willie between worlds Pep and featherweight champion Humberto Sierra of Cuba vas called off Saturday when Promoter Clarence Kantrowitz was unable to agree to terms with Torn I 'San Diego Given Bouts DIEGO-Ca- l Feather Crown 'Off' Fight the Jan ut Portland Player Buys Release Boston PARKAS X pert ofri Fittingly enough two of Nuttall's toughest bouts were with rivals in Utah Young Buddy Washington shortly after Keith turned pro fought a whirlwind 10 round draw with the Brigham City lad and Ernie Hunick of West Jordan and Nuttall just last lweek put on the best 10 rounds of 'boxing Utah fight fans have ever all-na- 3-- in 6-- 9a Extra and only New but older models Reg IP 1-- 6-- moo ALF ENGEN SKIS alum Not than 111 LAMM Seam all IS ahies Kea 'a size ayAtTED Shortened to 10-rou- nd Fast Climb In the meantime it Was a steady seen elected all but worth few more SZ795 11 - SKI styles stew Govt Steel SKI POLES sizes-Keg- values HOOTS A U S $795 4 $ASS $4 9 5 so we are getting a few things OUT OE THE WAY Read this ad maybe you can use something S'0 FAIR TRADED MERCHANDISE ON SALE to CLOStOUT REMODEL moon SKI parkas sorted S k a 41 a Some with set- d '-k rata Valetta tO 1241S a well buy barta4 g t rm TOWN but lot that tool you ALTA tool and BRIGHTON are SKIABLE to Hay Gat to make mote room so well I 10-rou- nd present" plain designiuL onto As- part -- 744 N et all atm bu t SKI Sykeaters Select44 (left) manager Udy manager of brother Remo sign contracts in the presence of Chick Oliver standing left and Promoter Jim Downing calling for their headliner at the Coliseum Jan 26 scrappers to fight a Expects Record - TACOMA Wash Jan 17 (UP)— Tommy Egan of San Francisco scored a technical knockout over Tommy James of Tacoma in welterweight main event of a five-bocard here Egan opened his attack in the first frame and had pounded James into submission by the end of the seventh James was unable to answer the bell at start of the eighth round - of Cleveland Val Alvarado of Colorado Joey Tambe of Buffalo N Y are among "those ALL-WO- STAG )44111 1311 V al no tadiole to fight pro but Henry had the first crack at Nuttall when things were right for the Brigham City belter to make the big step ' RAT PARKAS These Signatures Mean Fistie Fireworks of Paul Perkins and Pete Giacomo Mori toe!: itii"trone I signed him up Not ' SHIRTS 49 Egan Scores KO AN compe- march to the top in the amateur ranks Golden Gloves tournaments the counthroughout the state and 11's name had Nutt& try generally listed in the opening bouts and it fists was there for the final night's It took but little time before fisticuffs young Nutt& 11 was ready to appear In 1946 Jordan writing on his own at club programs dis- in Chicago Jimmy said "A novelty in trict tournaments and local ama- boxing—a flyweight knockout artteur meets and the result was 1st was discovered in this year's always the same—a quick knock- Golden Gloves tournament The out or a walkaway decision- - He mite is Keith Nuttall a was always out of his class—and mighty of Henry Armstrong who protege how took only 2 minutes 31 seconds to was a comer win his Believing his son semi final and final bouts" 11 the elder Nutta tried time and Maurice Shevlin of the Chicago again to interest Armstrong in Tribune Press Service said in his Keith's future and Henry smiles column "He's little he's fast he's now in recalling how he kept try- highly destructive SO they call ing to duck out11 of taking a look him P-- T boat Nuttall He's the at Young Nutta in action It was finest piece of fighting machinery 1 used to get a lot of In 1944 everto appear in this city" that star' Henry said "EveryKeith turned pro in June 1946 body believes his kid or hie pro- The pattern of achievement didn't' tege is a potential champion How- change a bit The list of victims ever I finally consented and went continued to grow and most of out to look the boy over I nearly those victories came through an died The kid is only' 13—weighs Early kayo Though there are about PO pounds but he has the names on the ledger since many last ereatest left hand I've ever seen June such names as Jimmy Joyce can croes hook tie feint shift— Gary Indiana: Bobby Molina of lof and Los Angeles Eddie JAM WOlfr!:: BALMY cisive decision at Legion stadium Escobar weighed 13112 Rivers 135 t RALEIGH N C Jan 17 (UP) city building inspector Sattacked a -- condemned" sign trday on the Frank Thompson gyrnnaen at North Carolina State ccig lege and the Wolfpack postponed a scheduled Southern conference basketball game with Duke Saturday night Coach Everett Case said he was Dabbergasted" by the candemzation which quickly followed a 1Pr arti Ing from William P Hodges state insurance commissioner that the gym was a hazard" for rr ors than 1200 spectators John H on Glain State col-k- g athletic director said the game lorould be played later In the season and tickets would be honred then Von Glahn said the school would try to provide more fire exits at the rym or move the remaininir to flatetzh Memorial udtorium mit "47 I —The Tit 4 : tag match I hedboHxeern" Boxers To Help Joe - sbe0 highlight next Thursday's wrestle show at the fairgrounds coliseum according to Promoter Jim Downing who said that he is putting the feature back on the coliesum program by popular demand Danny Dusek and Chris Zaharlas will pit their skulduggery against the combined talents of Ralph and Chick Garibaldi two brothers who won their opening matches last week on the mat show The match will be two out of three falls to a finish Two other bouts are in the making for Thursday's program Downing stated Saturday tent Keith Nuttall who though not 18 years of age appears headed for the top' in the pro ranks but only as fast as his taented manager Hairunerie Henry Armstrong will permit With Keith it's nothing new teh been do everything At 13 he's a fin be in the spotlight He is pulling on the padded mitts since he was 12 years old and he's al- ways been a headliner No Ordinary Kid When Morris Nuttall Keith's dad began showing him the ins and outs of the game the two be- ' came a popular attraction and it was evident to every crowd which saw him in action that young Nuttall wee no ordinarykid when he got those big gloves on his - On Ring Card Australian will An 'CAS MITA!" ' Dozens of the finest amateur tighten in the state are offer- ing their services for the annual infantile paralysis benefit bouts which will be held at the fairground coliseum on Monday Feb 2- The ring show will be under the direction of Harold McNeil chairFIGHT FACTS man of the Intermountain A A U boxing committee The Salt Lake Elks club will pay all tournament Eao-e-r expenses so that every nickel of the receipts can be turned over to the polio fund A card of about 15 fights will be lined up Some of the boys who already LONDON Jan 15 (10 —Veteran have offered on the heavyweight Jack London British card are: Don and Jay Fullmer titleholder until he was knocked 65 pounds Gary Mitchell and liar1old Morley 80 lb Joe and Roger out by Bruce Woodcock in 945 LePore 85 lbs LePore Gene Don said Saturday he was ready to be Fullmer and George Kalakis 135 a sparring partner for Joe Louis Ju Tonley Ju and Dean when the world champion Icomaneds Henry Lehmitz 147 Max Wood and Matt to London to give Radjen 180 Floyd Richardson sparring exhibitions next month Ken Bennion heavyweights and Escobar Victor others Several boys from the Rotary HOLLYWOOD Jan 17 (UP)— club others from Fairmont Boys k Alfredo Escobar of Los - Angeles Ogden and Tooele also have San club outboxed Reuben Rivers Diego Cal all the way to take indicated their t interest in the nine out of 10 rounds and a de- benefit show 1 Put 1Tag Match ' i Amateur Fighters Eager to Participate On Program 10-rou- nd e‘t 6114"INA 1111MIWO i' i' 10-rou- nd 7" :06 :s40 oli7lt(1$'Riae4g Fight fans who saw and are still talking about last week's bell ringer between Keith Nuttall and Ernie Hunick are In for another pier-si- x brawl when Remo Poll-do- ll and Paul Perkins meet Monday night Jan 26 at the fairgrounds coliseum The Intercrown mountain middleweight now held by Polidori la at stake Arrangements were made Saturday whereby the two popular middleweights will headline the coliseum show on Jan 26 They affair fought a rugged several weeks ago Polidori taking the decision Opinion was sharply divided at the time on the verdict Regardless of the choice fans lemember the bout as one of the bloodiest roughest battles of the season and this return engagement should be equally great Three judges will be agreed upon by managers of both fighters and this trio will decide the winner of the classic The referee of the That fight will have no vote much was one point upon which Pete Giacoma manager of Perkins and Udy Polidori Remo's manager were able to agree Those two together with Promoter Jim Downing and arbiter Chick Oliver held a lengthy session Saturday In an effort to strike satisfactory terms for the affair 7-- MAWS GREAD A I THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Sunday January 18 1918 I t 44k