Salt Lake Telegram | 1932-02-15 | Page 10 | Canadian Heavyweight to Battle Dern Again

Canadian Heavyweight I To Battle Dern Again Jack Forsgren Agrees to lo Rematch With Smith Meets i Dellon Jack Canadian heavyweight heavyweight heavy heavy- weight champion has agreed to re remain remain re- re main over for an m additional week to clash with ith Ira Dern in the headline bout boul at 1 McCulloughs McCullough's hs h's arena Friday night according to an announcement Monday morning by Promoter R Verne t l Forsgren en route to lo Boston wired two eastern promoters to cancel his matches and both were agreeable Dern and Forsgren Forsgen en put on an interesting interesting interesting inter inter- esting clash last week the local man winning the first and third falls Promoter McCullough h has s lined up upa a powerful supporting card includIng includIng including ing a special event featuring Ralph Morley Tooele and Tommy Tassos local Greek welterweight Morley lorley I eked out a close one fall victory over overl Tassos last week In a thrilling bout that had the fans tans on edge from the thc first gong I SMITH S TRIES DETTON DETON Dean Detton Delton and Clarence Smith clash in a time limit affair Smith isa isa is isa a local grappler and one of the most promising in this part o of the coun coun- try Detton needs no introduction I having disposed of or practically every light heavyweight he has met in the past two years jears A roughhouse struggle looms in the opening bout on the card when Jimmie Jim Jim- m mic mie e Lindsey Detroit light heavyweight heavyweight heavy heavy- weight wrestler clashes with Bill BiU Longson former intermountain A. A A A. U. U light and heavyweight champion Lindsey while plenty rough should find lind the going just as rough as he cares to make it with Longson Forsgren a vicious slammer of offered offered of- of plenty of rou rough h tactics that kept the crimson stream running from Derns Dern's nose for Cor more than an hour last week With a week of training in this city Jack should give Dern a severe battle battle bat bat- tb tle as he did Ed Strangler Lewis in Vancouver a short time ago Forsgren Forsgren Forsgren Fors Fors- gren and Lewis drew one of ot the largest largest larg larg- larg-I larg est cst crowds ever assembled in British Columbia and only the greater experience of Lewis enabled I him to dispose of the Canadian cham cham- pion ham I