(Salt Lake Tribune), 12/1/1925

ref: Harold Huff

ref: Andy 'Kid' Davis

Both were knocked down during the bout.

Gilbert's right hand smash to Imey's ear dropped him "like a ton of brick."--(Salt Lake Tribune)

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This is one of the bouts on the boxing show to benefit Utah railway workers.--(Salt Lake Tribune), 6/3/1923

Bout was season opener for the Wasatch Athletic Club.

Garcia dropped to the mat from a hard punch to his gut at which point the referee ruled "no contest."--Salt Lake Tribune)

Statement from Referee John Nevins published in Pocatello Tribune after the bout: "The conduct in the ring of Behun and Gilbert indicated more real, clean sportsmanship than I have yet seen manifested in Pocatello. Both boys were strangers in Idaho, not familiar with the requirements of the state law, but with the formal instructions given to them in the ring, complied to the letter with those instructions."

Gilbert had the Fort Douglas soldier outclassed from the start.--(Salt Lake Tribune)

Salt Lake Tribune reports it KO, 1st round for Gilbert.

The previous summer, Murphy had returned to the western part of the United States after touring Panama, the southern part of the U.S. and Minnesota--having fought Otto Wallace, and Johnny Noye twice, according to Seattle newspaper accounts.

Salt Lake Telegram

(Pueblo Chieftain)

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\"...and while the boys were mixing it in the center of the ring the right hook was delivered and the curtains were rung down on the asperations of Mr. Gage.\"--(Salt Lake Tribune), 5/21/1918

ref: Bill Thornton

ref: Frank Armstrong

Gilbert did some serious damage with stiff body punches.--(Salt Lake Tribune), 1/22/1918

ref: Frank Armstrong

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Many fans voiced disapproval of the draw decision--newspaper gave edge to Morton in last five rounds.--(Salt Lake Tribune), 10/23/1917

ref: Billy Burke

Intermountain Lightweight Title

ref: Frank Armstrong

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ref: Frank Armstrong

ref: Frank Armstrong

ref: Jack Mower

ref: Tom Painter

Again, as Young Gilbert

George committed an "unintentional foul." Round number unknown. This ten-rounder was an entirely new feature to the Manhattan A. C. crowd.

Inner-Mountain Lightweight Title

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attrib Walt Walters from Denver

ref: Pete Visser

Inter-mountain Lightweight Title
Visser's draw decision was not popular and he was hooted for several minutes by the crowd, who favored Gilbert.

ref: Tom Painter

Gilbert was defending his Utah lightweight title.

ref: Eddie Dallas

For Lightweight Championship of Utah & the West

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Young was a last-minute sub for Chris George, who had a sprained hand.

(El Paso Herald)

ref: Pete Visser

Young subbed at the last-minute for an ill Lee Morrissey, was a hit with the crowd, and then made Ogden his new home.

Intermountain Lightweight Title

This was prelim on the Jack Dempsey-Hector Conrow card.

ref: Tom Painter

ref: Frank Armstrong

Reported as their 3rd meeting.

The fight was stopped due to O'Briens sore hand: Salt Lake (Utah) Tribune.

Newspaper day-after states: "Wagner a disappointment...his performance last night had little class..."

As Young Gilbert

"Honest Bill" Langdon was the referee, match was promoted by E.F. McMann--The Salt Lake (Utah) Tribune.

6 or 4 rounds

ref: Jim Downey

As Young Gilbert

As Young Gilbert

"Billed for the lightweight championship of Utah."

As Young Gilbert (Salt Lake Tribune).

As Young Gilbert (Salt Lake Tribune). Correct Billy Johnson uncertain. Also reported as Battling Johnson.

Farrell's hometown was Philadelphia, Pa.: Salt Lake (Utah) Tribune.

Newspapers of this time called him "Young Gilbert".

Although billed as "Young Gilbert" he may be "Pat Gilbert" of Salt Lake City, UT.

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Referee Hardy Downing warned Shafer who was not willing to mix with Gilbert--Salt Lake Tribune. Salt Lake Telegram says Downing told Schafer he would never box at this club again.