Salt Lake Tribune | 1917-12-30 | Page 24 | Fur will Fly When Two Youngs Battle

; i . YOUMi, clever light- ; i x weight, who meets his ' namesjike, Hull Young, in ! chief event at Manhattan I club tomorrow night. r- . 1 ' - ' ; A, I WILL FLY WHEN 10 YOUNGS BATTLE Al and Bull in Manhattan Headliner; Slugfest for Semi-Windup. AI Young, the Oklahoma lightweight, ivho moots Bull Young iu the six-round hfiiilliner of Downing 's weekly boxing show in tho Grand theater tomorrow night, is due hero from Butto some tirno today. If Al is back in his old-time old-time form, Bull is going to have the toughest timo lie has ever experienced at the Grand. Both of th-1 boys are extremely popular pop-ular a, the Graj'd, owing to t':e fact that, they are both real battlers at heart and never fight better than when under fire. The wonderful stamina and fighting ability of Bull Yrouug has been the sensation of the present boxing box-ing season. He has fooled all of the wise ones by taking all that the other fellow could give and still battling hack hard euough either to win or get a draw. ler the semi-windup Manager Downing Down-ing has engaged a rough and readv sliigfest. pair in Kid Davis of Ogdeii anil Al l'alzer. These boys Rre the iron men of tho local boxing eolonv. Dick Cullen, the Provo college boy, was originally booked -with Davis, but he wired Manager Downing that it would bo impossible for him to come : this week and asked to be booked for 1 the following Mondav. Baitling Charley Midkiff, who still maintains his winning streak, will meet a promising youngster in Bob Martin of Fort Douglas. Martin has shown twice at. the Grand. The first time he stopped his man in the second round and last Monday night he surprised the fans by holding Jack Carpenter to a good four-roiu'd draw. Young Alvarado, tho newcomer from souther California, will meet an entirely en-tirely new hoy in Jack Borscha, from Fort Douglas. For the ir-t preliminary the fans will see a " whHt hope'' battle, when Ben Fraukiin. the longest exponent of the fistic game at Fort Douglas, and Joe Reynolds, Y'oung Peter Jackson's entry, get together tor four rounds.