Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1921-02-06 | Page 10 | Ring Color His Game

RING COLOR HIS GAME : I y& SJ JSWS l v Jk ' (Mil. tkimaim: Give 'em all you have! That's the way Carl Tremalne of Cleveland fights." Tremalne is being groomed by his .manager, Jimmy Dunn, for a whack at Joe Lynch, bantam champ-He champ-He may not win the title. But he'll j put more color Into one fight than most fighters put in a dozen Color's the kid's: middle name. Dunn, who tulorrd Johnny Kllbane 'into n title, has taught Tre-malno the .same bag of tricks. HITS TO WIN. 1 KWtiat's the use of wearing boxing gloves if you don't fight when you get tin the ring?" says Tremalne. Every' time you win you go that : much nearer to the top." In his recent bouts with Joe Bur-; Bur-; man at Matt Hlnkcl's club In Cleveland Cleve-land Tremalne .'how ,! so n.uoh of the "tiger" spirit that the referee had to call him down. The tyfarqule of Qugensbury rules j I were forgotten. PAN PLEASES ' But the fans liked it. Both bouts i were good draws with a shade going to Tremalne the first time and to Bur-1 I man the last. "I'm going to keep on giving 'em' all I got." says the Clovelander. I "There's no use in haff doing anything any-thing "