Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-02-11 | Page 13 | Lindsey Intent upon Pounding "out" Dean

Lindsey Intent Upon Pounding Out Dean mimic Jimmie Elated at Chance for Revenge With Boxing Gloves The thud of pounding leather as It il clicks against the chins of a couple of or tough-skinned tough wrestlers is expected to o prove pleasing music to the cars ears of local wrestling fans Cans at McCulloughs McCullough's arena Friday night when Dean Detton and Jimmie Lindsey clash in a ten round battle batlle Bad Dad blood has crept up between Detton and Lindsey during the past few V ew weeks and Fridays Friday's match should be ae an appropriate ending to lo their feud provided one or the other is successful successful suc sue in putting over a knockout blow TREATED ILY The trouble between Delton and I Lindsey started a few weeks ago when Detton wrestled to lo a draw with Lindsey during the laller's laUer's short stay slay en route roule to Seattle where he was booked to lo met mel Hugh Nichols worlds world's light heavyweight champion Lindsey felt at that time he did not get a square break on the refereeing Then to rekindle the flame Nichols stopped slopped over in Salt Lake en route roule to lo the northwest and wrestled two matches with Detton thereby canceling canceling cancel cancel- ing his contract to lo meet Lindsey in Seattle This did not sit well with Lindsey because he has trailed Nichols Nich Nich- from one end of the countr country to the other only to lo see sec his chances for a title match malch go out like a light HOPES TO POUND To top it all off Lindsey returned to lo Salt Lake and was defeated in a wrestling match later in a mixed wrestling and boxing match malch and now he feels that he at least can get some personal satisfaction out of pounding out a victory over Detton Lindsey likes the word pound because he boastfully states that it describes Just how he expects to win Fridays Friday's bat bat- tle tIe Jack Forsgren Canadian heavyweight heavyweight heavy heavy- weight champion comes to Salt Lake for his match with Ira Dern highly touted to lo defeat the local man Forsgren Forsgren Fors- Fors gren and Ed Strangler Lewis drew the lar largest est wrestling crowd in British Columbia history a short time ago and Forsgren is sought after by many U. U S. S promoters for a return match with the heavyweight title claimant Dern is training hard for the match snatch fully appreciating the fact that he is up against a real grappler Besides the Lewis match Forsgren has met and defeated such wrestlers as Bob Kruse Howard Cantonwine Dr Carl s John Freiberg and several other prominent heavyweights who ventured over the Canadian line The fir first firt bout on the card pr unlimited action when Ralph Morley locks horns with Tommy Tassos a welterweight backed by local Greeks to ascend the welterweight throne in the west vest Tassos started his ring Career career Ca- Ca ca reer in Salt Lake and expects to gain fame in his home town