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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-06

heavy red sweater, blue trousers and
a black sombrero.
Time was called at 1858, central
time.
First Round
johnson tented and landed his left
OF Wizards jaw. Repeated upper
cuts with right to Wizards jaw. The
latter was very nervous and Johnson
a laughing. Willard drove two
lefts to the negro's body. Johnson
drove right to Wizards body.
Second Round
Johnson easily block Wizards
leads, feinting him out of position and
scoring right and left to jaw. Will
lard replied with a thrashing right
to the negro's body. Johnson then
hooked a left to the stomach. John
son then landed three let's to the
Body. Willard laughed. Johnson
then drove Willard to the ropes with
a tattoo Of lefts to the face. End OF
round. ara nt& g.
t-.'}t ~ Third Round ft'
After much feinting Willard missed
a right swing and both laughed. John
son rushed and scored a left on the
body and a right to the jaw. John.
son landed left on body.
Willard asked: us that the way
you do it," ''
@,. Fourth Round ~ s
Willard hinged Intellectually. John
son laughed at his clumsy efforts.
There was much feinting. Johnson
landed a left to the ribs and swung
his right and left to the body and
his left to Wizards face. Wizards
lip IA bleeding. Willard steered a
left to Johnson's nose. '"' ~
, Fifth Round
Johnson poked a light left and
right to Wizards face. The referee
ordered the fighters to break from a
cllnch. The negro smashed hard to
Wizards ribs and drove three blows
to the cowboys stomach. The cham
pion rushed Willard to the ropes,
scoring punches to the head and to
the body. Willard was badly dis.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-06

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These FIVE extra features cost
US fortunes. One alone our
"On.Air" cure osts us$45O,0O'
yearly. But they save Goodyear
users millions Of dollars yearly.
They avoid countless troubles
for them.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-06
Willard Wins
FROM JOHNSON
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not start on time and might not be.
gin until / O'Clock. ,., st>, ,
Sun Shines Brightly
The, sun broke through a darkly
overcast sky shortly before the fight.
The ring for the historic battle was
eighteen feet inside the ropes. The
platform measured % feet. Johnson
arrived at the track at 1902 p. m.
But did not appear until later. His
wife came to the ringside accompan-
led by Tom Flanagan, who has been
acting for Johnson.
Crude Platform
The fight ring was finished shortly
before noon. While the ST. ongest, it
was also undoubtedly the crud est
ever erected for a worlds champion
ship fight. There al a liberal pat
ronage of Xomen among the specta-
tors. Most Of theM occupied box
seats and many of them were Ameri-
cans. No big bettinb was reported
at the ringside. but the betting mach
ines were ql.ite libeyally %patronized
in amount from two to ten dollars,
the players picking tn winner and
the route. Fob Vernon. Official stake
holder and timer for the fight, took
his place atSthe rins-9ide at noon.
Otto t"oto, timer for Willard, and
Sam Bennett, timer for Johnson, sat
on either side Of Vernon.
Cuban President Attends.
President Menocal, Of Cuba, arriv-
ed a few minutes after nCcn and took
a seat in a box in front Of the grand
stand about 100 feet from the ring.
He was preceded by the command
ing officers of the Cuban army and
the Cuban, navy. At twelve thirty IN
nouncer Jim Mace exhibited John
sons receipts for $4,000, balance due
him on the purse.
The attendance is estimated at
about $4,000, and only a few of the
twenty dollar seats are still vacant.
The sun began to beat down holly,
and all danger of rain seems past.
At 12:40 central time, Johnson
made his appearance. being applaud
ed by the enthusiastic Cubans. One
minute later he crawled through the
ropes, clad in a gray bath robe and
wearing his usual golden smile. The
negro's first move was to ascertain
where his wife was located.
Willard entered the ring at 1880.
central time. The crowd went wild
ever the young fight giant, screaming
Shd llandclapping as, he crawled
MrougAsthe ropes. Willard wore 4
NJ IL F.. I'd ~
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Sun Shines Rriohtlu
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heart. He then clipped Johnson on
the jaw with Il fast left and started
forcing the pace. Johnson was con-
serving every bit of hts energy. viii
lard again landed a left to the mouth
and then repeated it. Johnson step.
ped around backwards at the bell and
dropped heavily into his seat.
TWenty.sixth Round
Willard opened with a smash to
Johnson's body. The referee forced
them to break from a clincll. Will
lard wins on a knockout.
Willard rushed and slammed right
and left to Johnson's body. In a
clinch the latter talked over his
shoulder to his wife. Willard smash
ed Johnson.
The great crowd rushed into the
ring and menaced Johnson. Several
Of soldiers hurried on the plat,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-06

jaw. At the bell Johnson landed a
punch to the body and another to
| the law.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-06

Pitts5urg, Pa, April 5.--(SpeciaN
Ideal weather through their train.
ing trip has given the Pittsburg Pr.
ates a good start on the 1915 season
and Pirate fans are hoping for the
best. The feeling is general in Pitts
burg that the team can't do worse
than they did last season when after
a spectacular and glorious getaway
they collapsed in the most dismal fash
ion and spent the rest of the year in
a state of coma.
Hans Wagner has been the surprise
of the early season. He abs been
pounding the ball in his most Hans
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-06

Jaw, At the bell Johnson landed ,
punch to the body and another t
the jaw.
Nineteenth Round
Both pugilists slowed up a bit
Willard now a the aggressor. John
son stood in the middle of the rine
and blocked Wizards blows. During
the first minute not a single hard
punch landed and johnson seemed
able to divide Wizards every lead
The negro then started a rally, land
ing two let's to the body and a right
to the jaw.
Twentieth ,Roppa,gaa
Willard opened the round with two
light blows to the negro's, face. The
latter laughed and said:
Lead again, kid"
willard did and smiled also. The
crowd around the ring yelled, Hurry
up. We want to see the races Will
lard stabbed and paved the air un.
I'll he landed a swing on the negro's
jaw. The negro Immediately cut
loose and they battled across the ring.
The crowd went frantic when Will
lard drove a hard right and left to
the negro's body at the bell.
Twenty-f;rst Round.
After a minute Of posing and feint-
ing. johnson hooked his left to Will
lard's body and sent a right swing
to the head. Willard replied with a
straight left to the negro's face. Jack
rushed but Willard protected himself
we'll, and they fell into a clinch.
Johnson walked around the ring.
Willard missed a right swing and3they
both laughed. Both were fighting for
an opening at the bell.
Twenty.seeond Round
The fight at. this point had degen-
Grated into a slow sparring and clinch.
ing battle. Neither pugilist appeared
particularly tired or injured by the
blows Of his opponent. Willard tried
setting the pace.
In a clinch he. battled the negro's
body with rights and lefts. Johnson
only grinned. Willard continued
working for .athe negro's stomach.
Jack grinned at the shieking crowd.
Nevertheless Johnson was showing
the effects of the pace.
T~Wenty-third Round.
Willard rushed into a clinch. John
held on until ordered to break
away by the referee. The challenger
two let's to the negro's face.
They clinched again and wrestled
about the ring. Jess added two more
eft to Jacks face and clinched. Up to
this point, Johnson had not struck
blow in the round.
1wenty-fo urth Round
The crowd yelled to the men in
he ring to fight, but instead they
,linched. sWillaFd laid his weight on
Johnson at. every opportunity in the
,linches. johnson pushed Willard
1ack in the same, manner as he did
Ieffriesf At Reno, tJohson missed the
Seak swings.s The crowd yelled with
li%sapproyal. Willard then smashed
he negro with a left to the face at
he bell.
'1wenty-fifth Round
Johnson's actions might have indi.
,ated that he thought he could not
mock Willard out and was trying 20
'et the decision on points at the
nd of the forty-fve rounds. Willard
hook the negro with a right to the
B.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-06

Wasner-ish manner and dashing
about the park with the vim of a mere
youth. Just where Wagner will ap.
pear in the lineup has not been
agreed as yet, but it is certain that if
his batting continues he will again
be a regular performer throughout the
season in spite of his comparative ell
ility. 1t seems it will have to be an.
other year at least before the critics
can kill him off.
Fred C.arke's attitude when ap-
preached by the press and questioned
as to the Pirates chances this sum-
mer has been exceedingly laconic.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-06

He's unwilling TO make any sort of
statement. He has said nothing at all.
He is wise to let the opinion prevail
taht the. Pirates may show all the op-
position a succession of startling sur.
prises. s ,r s., ,
Gerber, the Columbus recruit, has
shown promise at short and around
seconI and Johnston will almost cer.
tainly hold down first. This makes
the disposition Of Wagner a matter,
OF conjecture, but Fred Clarke is more
than likely capable of arranging things
by the time he season opens.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-06

form and cleared the crowd away to
protect the fighters.
The knockout was a terrific right
swing to Johnson's jaw.
1t was Johnson's fight all the way
until the twenty-second round, when
his vitality left him, because Of The
hard pace which Willard set.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-06
The Super-Tne

Tires. They
project you in
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ployed BY no
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They combs at
Eve major trou-
bles in unique
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-06

Please prove
this, for your
" sake. BY
the tire itself.
The following
Goodyear Ser
vice Stations
will supply you:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-04-06

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The only reason. as you must
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The Super-Tne
They are not trouble proof.
Mishaps come to them, misuse
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But Coodyears are Fortified
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men. gSir erbeitctcn Is iduerc
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Gdifial 5t cntscbeu, irSem iic in
MaiIen gIusriffc geaen nnierc Strl-
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Dor nniercr SSrUnt.
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SteIlun9 am Strgi, an6 Surd6ra-
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rGeitIidb bonn San pur6en mir
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Barrier S6winoel.
Sic Ginna5me pun AbIain in
Der frnn5Oiiidlcn YbantaIie.
06erit ais SataillOusfiibrer

Paris, 2. SUM-. Der feBte amtlis
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S.eat SSorOernmgen.
Eumdnien iOa Die Sbtretnng
pOn Sie6enbilrgen uerlansen.
giadjridlt muOeitdtist.

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StrDi gerdnult,
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9iitbt OagelpeIen.
GnglaaO iiegt iiber cigcne
5lOtte.
Sdlluerc gerlnite.

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wegiiden aiiite in Der J}a9t pom
Z. gum 8. 2lprl cine be'tige Gee.
ihlad)t 3mijden ergIiihen uuo 6eut-
dln S8ificu Itott1efun0cn babe.
2lud aus Gee fommen6e edifie
beridtcten, ooB iie @ciApaoer pon
9riegsihiifeu geie9eu uu6 In Der
fra9Iiden Roft @cidii8icuer un6
Sdenmerierlepdtcn beo6adlet 6qt-
ten. 1ieie glodlri4ten erjdienen
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-06

Ser on1tIihe ftaIienilhe 9eri6t bon
eeitern, in oem erHdrt miro, oab
eine penig noroIid BON 9lIa eeIe.
gene 90be genonu1eu poroen lit.
Son ,c- ttaiieniideu 9lrmee, 6ie an.
geblid1 reiBenoe 6ortibritte iiiOpeIt.
lid bon Srient madte, bat man felt
einigen Sagen rli6ts nleb- geb6rt.
Sagegen finoeu, pie aud g9ien
meloet, nuf Ser 0itIihen Seite bes
Gtid.SoIes, I'M Sngana.SoI. bel
9orgo, oireft ipelt4a;G BON Erient,
9trtiQeriefdmpie itntt gu Snfon.
terieangriffen in 9ro5erer 9lusoeb-
uung eignet iid oos sebit9iae Ger
rain our6ous nidjt. @orI6uiig be.
ibranft man itd aui oie 9eidlie.
Bung Der Sorts. gbenio perbqIt es
ii9 all Ser Sion5o.6ront, no bel
Sarfreit, oos 80 aiIoneter n6r6Ii6
BON @or5 ont norOIidIter OberIarf
Oe5 5ion3o Iie9t glrtiqeriefGupfe
itattiinoen.
Son mciteren Sortidritten an Ser
Siiitc ncIOcn Sic StaIiener aud
nibtS mebr. @an iagt. cs regnct,
inO Die 6liiiie ieicn geidmoIlen.
Ser GegGl eriunert iebr itarf on
Sic bcrodhtieen &egenperiooen Der
SYran5oicn in 6Ian0erlt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-06

OomaIS rn9Iolbmiiroig. Crit iebt
lit in oo5 QinfeI, ooS bi.ber Iber
oieiem Seegefebt lag, 2iht eefon,.
men. Gin m oen gefungeneh Som.
nanoonteu 0eS engIii9en llnterIee-
boots 81 6 g, oas in oeu 3aroa.
neIIen Dernidtet ullrbe, aerifteter,
bonn fl. 9lpril ootierter 9rief Der
elmer ongeiebcnen uuo onrhaus 3p.
DerIdiii9en DieIigen 3eitung 3ufoIge
III oeutid)e &dnoe fieI, inqt ii6er oic
gtoroieeIdlodJt, Die rim Der @obe
porber itattgeiuuOcu bo6en ioG",
folgenoes:
rSnper6" geiunfcn, y@arrior"
iInfcuO, UBne Onk bic Ocntidc Dia.
rinc %erlnitc butte. Srcitao 8.
Gpril, lief idjluer beidGbiat cine
Nu5aBl Sren5er ciu. gGiun4 fiirdJ.
tcrIidD 5ngcridtct. Ter ofii3icIe
Seridlt ueridwcist allies, mas icbr
mnredJt it,"
lle6ereinitinmen6 bierl1it beiag.
ten 8uDerIdiiige gtadridten BON neu.
tsoIer Seite, Die bnIo mad Der
SdIa6t befannt ipuroen, oaB cine
3eiGe idperer unO Ieidter baoo.
rierter groBer ino fleiner engIiifer
Gdiffe in oie englii9en S1fen eiit.
eeIatfen mar, lire 6ainols nod ouf
lnerfidrIid)e 8eiie erIittenen 9e.
idaoigutgeu aussu6eiiern. sSnsbe.
ion6ere lief in Sen 8pne eiue gtn.
8abl beiddoigter S6iffe elm. Syn
ben 6irt6 Of Gort1 ipur6e Elm am
9od6OrObug beiddoigter areuser
eingeidIeppt. Su Die 3bemie iubr
elm 2inieuidiif init ibperer Steuer.
torOidla9ieite. SS5n 3ober log elm
@roBfanlpiidifi nit itorfer Bad
boroihlagieite, BET Dem oie o6ere
Salfte Oes binteren G6ornIteins
fehlte.
Nus peI6em @riinoe Sic horne.
Glide 3eniur bamoIs aae Gr6rte.
rungen unO 3eleorornme ii6er ole
S6laft, Die ia III ibren @in3cl6ei.
Ten bon nebreren Gteuen iua6roe.
nonmen por, unteroriiden muBte,
1T iett erfldrIi6. Grfldrlid audi
Der Gifer, NIT Oem Sic 6ritiIdje 9lo.
mirolitat in glbre6e iteat, 0aB cine
SeeidIadt 6niiden Der oeutiten
uno engIiideu 5lotte itattgefunoen
6obe. sic batte redt nit 0ieier ge.
tanutmaaung. Gle Oeutidje 5lottc
bate an 0icier Shlaht fcinen 9fn.
tell. ga neutraIe Sdiife nid)t in
6rage fonnen, fam es iid nur
INN eincn aamgf 6ritiider Sc,
ihmooer bonoeIn Die iicb inn Sim.
fel Der g2ndlt niWt erfount ba6en
Wlit grimmem @ib bat lDeiIdu0
Der ielige Geruoutc5 6d yrbmrei
den aonpf oe5 e0lcu 9litters Con
Gui4otc Oe 10 @lanba aegeu @ino.