Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-01-03 | Page 10 | Sport Chatter

SP?RT CUATTEF VBy L VARDEN Bdward "Stranglr" Tywls. worhr-heavvwelght worhr-heavvwelght wrestling champion was mi Ogden Visitor yesterday en route to New Fork City from San Jose, where he will meet 'em all on the mat during the coining months L looked the picture of health and stated that he. would take opponents on Just aa quick ni they can be matched. Lcpria recently won the world's title from Joe Steelier at the Madison Square gardens, Xcw York. Jim Londoa will in all probability mn Karl Caddock at San Francisco during the latter part of the present month. Londos recently lost a decision deci-sion to Caddock and is anxious to again tangle with the former champion. cham-pion. Hoopsterst at the Ogden High school ;md Weber .Normal ul i ' resumed practice tody. Both Institutions ex pect to have rirst rate teams entered In the Igden division of the state league during the coming season; The 1 ntermountaln wrestling nnd boxing chumplonshlps in the A. A. V . class u:ll be decided In gdcn this Winter, according to information received re-ceived todaj from Salt lake. Amateurs Ama-teurs from all parts of the Intermoun-tain Intermoun-tain country are exiieclcd to be or deck. . . . Salt l-ike fana ai' endeavoring tc pla? :i fir-t c!;is hooj, t..no in til' national tourney at Knnsuis City during dur-ing the month of March. The fr.l-verslty fr.l-verslty of Utah has In the past com-, peted In three tourneys, winning In Itll. I ... I Ad Santel is seeking a match wfth Jack Harbertaon. Santel mot the lo-1 'cal man twice during Ihe, 1920 season. I winning the first match, the second) resulting In a drnw. ... St.mhslaus Cyganlewlcz Zbyaakb is. the latest mat marvel to seek matchea ' ;in Ogden. In a letter to this depart-1 ment today. X. H Heiman. manager' of SSbyaskO stated that his man was 'open to meet tlicin all. They will ar-j rive In Ogdeh during the latter part of the pr sent inoni h . I The Aggie-Ogden A. A. I;oop battle promises to h a fast ne. jpotJl teama are on edge for i hard ontcM and the fans will, no doubt, be treated to some real action. I ! ' Coach Tommy Pltspatrlck eTcpects his UnlVerslt) of l"t.-ih hoopstefato opp slitte honors again this season. Tbe crimson will he represented on the Slippery floor by more- thnn twelve first class men during the ll:i cum-paien. cum-paien. j Jack Dempsey is now in Ias Angeles. ! The World's chaluplon will spend the! next I'iree weeks recuperating from !hs present lllitesn, after which he will i start preparations for hi return scrap i with J-. Willard, March i: