Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-02-13 | Page 8 | Dern Matched Against Dusak

DERM MATCHED : AGAINST DUSAK 1 Nothing Barred in Arena Bat-tl Bat-tl Friday; Detton Op-po Op-po McDonald I Ira Darn va. Carl Duaak with nothing noth-ing barred. This la tha headline of-I of-I fering at McCullough's arena Friday , night, aa announced by Promoter R. Verne McCullough prior to hla de-. de-. perture for coast wrestling camps, , where he will line up a flock of heavyweights heavy-weights for future matches in this city. He expects to contact Jimmy Londoa and hla manager, aa well aa Ed "Strangler" Lewis, who failed to put in an appearance several weeks ago. Duaak, who waa alated to leave Salt Lake Sunday for San Francisco, where he haa signed to appear in a sarlea of matches, decided to remain over In Salt Lake another week to get another crack at Darn, with nothing noth-ing barred not even his famous chin-lock, chin-lock, which haa caused so much squabbling squab-bling for tha past few weeks. The weekly program calls for the Darn-Duaak heedllne match, aa wall aa four other wrestling bouts, and will not include any boxing matches for tha first Uma in several weeks. No suitable opponent waa obtainable at this time for Heckler, and tha local promoter believes he la tha blggeat drawing card in tha boxing ranks at Supporting tha headline match. Promoter McCullough offers two special spe-cial events, featuring Dean Detton against Jack McDonald, Pacific northwest slammer who triumphed over BUI Longson last Friday in a brilliant tussle. McDonald, who lost to Dern two weeks ago, la one of the beat heavyweights seen in action here In a long time, and Is especially clever with hia long legs. Dean lost to Cark Duaak last week, but expects to break Into tha win column again at McDonald's McDon-ald's expense. Bill Longson has been signed for a bout with Al Dawson, rugged Og-den Og-den heavyweight In a special bout that promisee to be a knockdown, drag out affair. Dawson la a rough-houaar rough-houaar along tha lines ot Leo Pa-plano Pa-plano and should make the going plenty tough tor Mr. Longson Cy Hollcomb, Cleveland welterweight welter-weight haa drawn an assignment against Ashley Smith, local welterweight welter-weight Hollcomb haa dropped two matches to Sharman, but has triumphed tri-umphed over Ralph Morley. He la expected ex-pected to give Smith the battle of the letter's young career. The opening match on the card features fea-tures Dory Detton and Jack O'Hara, Texas welterweight and one of the roughteat 147-pounders In the game. It wUl be a severe teat for Detton, who Is comparatively new as a professional. profes-sional. FREE GAMES FOB LIFE Three members of Southern California's Cali-fornia's 1931 football team, undefeat ed by coast or intersections! rivals, will never have to worry about aee-ing aee-ing future elevens of the echool in action. ac-tion. They have been awarded life paaeee to all Trojan athletic contests The recipients are Captain Tay Brown, Ernie Smith and Ray Sparling, Spar-ling, all three-year letter men on the varsity.