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Show BLACK HAWK FIGHT CARD DRAWS MANY Arcade Pierce was the sandnfan for Don Ostler last Friday night in their bout, the head liner of the Black Hawk fight card that was held at the Memorial hall, Pierce distributing plenty of sand to put Ostler to sleep in the fourth round. The card as a whole was well acceped by the large crowd that was on hand to cheer for their favorites. Ace Roundy, local wrestler, had little trouble throwing Grander of the CCC camp twice in 5 minutes in the only wrestling bout of the evening. Two battle royals, both ending in draws livened things up for the fore part of the card with Goer and Reed drawing in the first one and Coombs and Pieice having things all even in the second. Curtis of Mapleton and Spencer of Gunnison threw plenty of haymakers hay-makers but could not land any that did any harm in their 3-rounU go, so a draw. Howard Ostler am Willie Gallager of the CCC camp, altho the best matched tight of the card, waltzed through three rounds to a decision for Ostler. The big laugh of the evening came when Beardall was matched with Gleri Dibble of Mapleton. It seems that Beardall had been sampling a little hard cider and was unfit to enter the ring, some thing he had never done before, so after a few jabs With his head that happened to land on Dibble's chest Beardall decided to make one last flying tackle, . but his opponent side stepped him and Mr. Beardall ended up his high dive on the floor an easy victory' for Dibble. Edmonston of Fountain Green showed plenty of class in trimming trim-ming a locay boy named Kelley in the first round. Sid Bouck of the C1C camp proved to be the best attraction of the evening when he showed plenty of class in Kaoying Hol-man Hol-man of Fountain Green m the second round. Holman is reported to be good but Bouck was far superior to the Southern Utah boy. Pierce had to knock Ostler down half a dozen times before he would stay put to win the feature of the evening. The K O came in the fourth and last round altho Pierce was within an ace of a victory all the way. |
