Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-01-27 | Page 37 | Jess Oren, who Meets Kid Howe in Six Rounds Tomorrow Night

I : zzzz Jess Oren, Who Meets Kid Howe j in Six Rounds Tomorrow Night ' j , " x . s. .;-: . '" ' "'" ? V ' .-' V ', : V r-f-V; s::.i WB BUTTLES II; mmm .eis Two 6-rounders and Four 4-rounders on Tomorrow's Ring Bill. Patrons of Dowriin's weekly boxing-shows boxing-shows at the Grand theater will tret another an-other double d:d?l5 tomorrow niht. when Jess Oren, the elongated local boy, and K'A Howe of Fort Douglas, and Bull Young and Heinie Schurnan s:ep over the six-round rout-1. There will also be four other pairs of mixers to round out the card. Of this lot the only bo y w ho e n j oy s much c( a reputation, except ay th.e. have attained it locady. is Schuman, who romcs here from Denver and is well known throughout t lie midd'e west as a high -class boy. It has been demonstrated demon-strated time- and again at the Crand, however, that it is not always the boys with the bic: reputations that trive tiie fans the real thrills, and. although there was a time when it was necessary to have a boy of national reputation tor the headliner. the .local fans have come to realize that Downing knows the tricks about matching up the local men to make stiff battles, so that it makes little difference dif-ference now whether the f igh ;--:rs are hoys with big reputations or whether they have local reputations. Howe and Oren arc not verv w i d e 1 y known outside o:' this s:ate. but thoy have never pnrticipated in a match at l lie Grand but that they have been among the real fcitures of the evening's entertainment. Ihnve, in particular, ha s been tiie feature of every ca'd on winch lie has been used, fur the simple reason that he is a r--a! battler and is always trying. Oren is of the fame caliber, and. as they hnve never met before, their bout shouid be an interesting affair. Hull Vouni;. v. ho me(-ts Schurnan, came here un lie raid e-l a nd nnhnow ti'.i.mt t wq months a so and bus been the sensation of several main eents since :b'n. Schurnan Schu-rnan mad his debut at the Grand last Monday nicht, a nti. altiinuh he came well recom rcend-'d I rorn Denver, he was practically unknown here; and when lie ;".'.ve a w.i- about fifreon pounds to Lew ! Suler and stopped hint in les than a ! round he showed t iic fans a great deal 1 of real stuff. l-attiing Midkiff. "The rnvineihle,'" as the fans have nickname. i 1dm, wiil m. -t a mighty tough man in K: i Davis oi" The work of Xiek Boles of Fort Douglas Doug-las will a lso be wa robed with utmsua 1 interest tomorrow nigh;, as he showed a k'ck a few weeks a when lie stopped his man with one punch. In .Vvarado he is meet mu a fairly ood boy. a:;d if he an h;;;i th" k. o. on hum ; lie res: vi the V'cal he lit weights would he tier sia rt lo-.Tuni; htm ovor, Art W'wson and Chic Johnson, a pair of 1'ivde Sam's J. .u tiers, will furnish the first preliminary end the a ma teur curtain cur-tain raider will round out t he raT'd.