Salt Lake Tribune | 1910-04-27 | Page 12 | Boxers Quit Training, Reporting Good Condition

I BOXERS QUIT TRALNIXU. REPORTING GOOD CONDITION "Peanuts ' Sinclair took his last work out at the Salt Palace In preparation for , his twenty-round fight with Young ISrlen- born Thursday night at Ogden. In the morning Sinclair ran ten miles and In the afternoon he boxed fourteen fast rounds and could haw doubled the number. This morning he will lake it short run to keep his weight down, but he says he will easily eas-ily make weight and believes he will enter en-ter the ring at I JO pounds. Voting JSrlcnborn has also completed his work at Ogden and is now anxiously wailing for the referee to say the word to start the bout. IOrlenborn snys he rannot sre how ho can lose, as ho has had so much experience. . while Sinclair Is practically green at the game. There will be about 500 people go up from Salt Lake. Already a dozen automobiles auto-mobiles have been engaged by parties. "Fat" Schulcr will show the fans how to handle a special and says that "his train" will make the run 10 Ocden from the Rio Grande depot on time If he has to climb Into tho cab. to turn on the "juice." Schiller also says that the train will be bock here by rj:30. -Manager Downing of the Manhattan Athletic club says that the first preliminary prelimi-nary will be called at S:30 and the contests con-tests will be hurried through. .Mmmle Our ns of Park City will probably prob-ably referee the contest.