Salt Lake Tribune | 1913-02-12 | Page 8 | Coulon Selects Kid Williams as Winner

COM SELECTS KID WILLI1SJS WIIER Eddie Campi Is Slight Favorite Favor-ite With Angel Sports in Today's Battle. By H. M. WALKER. By International News Service. LOS ANGELES. Feb. 11. A toll, thin young man. with his system chock full of science. That's Eddie Campi of San Francisco. A sallow-dkinned runt with Sharkey shoulders. Shake hands Avlth Johnny Williams of Baltimore These boys, bantamweights, bv the way, will entertain with a scheduled twenty-round affair In the Vernon arena of tho Pacific Athletic club tomorrow afternoon. Thoy have pledged to mnkc 11G pounds ringside and much trouble for each other. Tho winner will be matched with Johnny Coulon for an April date, when tho world's championship will bo at stake. The title holder has swallowed the fpan clnl halt and announced that ho will travel from Chicago to California to give or take a class beating, Tomorrow's affair has been cut and dried and hung on the fence to tan for tnc past ten days. The Spring street sharpshooters" fancy that they have tho lost act written in advance. Campi can win the decision If they finish the twentieth round. That's his only chance. Williams figures to drop his man with ono punch, but cannot hope to get as good as a draw should he allow the battle bat-tle to go the full limit. If the little fellows have been tagged correctly, we have a boxer vs. a lighter. It Is the old Corbott and Sullivan stvle pf show. Los Angeles bettors like the boxers end of it. Campi has been a 10 tp f favorite for several davs. San Francisco, Fran-cisco, Campi's home city, has made Williams Wil-liams a 10 to S choice, according to a telegram received by Jack Root from Commissioner Tom Corbott Corbett added thai enough Wllllama coin would oc sent south to make a rlngsido favorite out of the Baltimore bantam.