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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
Rug Washing Co.
Doing Fine Business

D. II. Houser and John Peter
son. who recently formed a part
nership under the firm name of
the Sanitary Rug Washer COM
pany, are enjoying an excellent
business, according to Mr.. Hcuser.
They have just completed the
washing Of all rugs in the state
capitol and are now similarly en-
gagged at the Grand Pacific hotel.
The men use the Hamilton Beach
carpet washer, which scrubs, rinscs
and dries the rug, all ut one OPP
Grafton, and the work can be done
in ones own home or the rugs can
be taken to the conapany's office
rooms for cleaning. according to
the wishes Of the housewife.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
SUMMONS
STATE Of NORTH DAKOTA
County Of Doe1elgh

~ OuNvWuOC C0DuWT
FOmrth Jwalctnl Illstpict
Elizabeth F.. :icGillis. Plaintiff
City of bismarck. formerly town of
Edwinton. J. u. Wakeman. John
Z: Oswald. J. w. Raymond. James
wv. Raymond, Daniel Dermody.
Daniel Dclmady. Anna Mclean. ".
Anna McClear. IS. Dudley. Char
les II. Williams. Washington II.
Hringhurst, Capital National Bank
OF bismarck, u corporation. Ida
G. Whliams, Lake Superior and
Puget Sound 4, Company. q corpora
stoyeli. Il. A. Lilly, Q. Il. McJam-
Wilcox. Jav II. Fosdick. also
known az Jay, II: Wilcox. Irene
Eliza Eliza Wilcox. also known as T ,,.;,
cox, Erastus A. Williams. Joseph
Stewart. John w. Proctor. J. F..
Rear'lon, James +. Reardon, James
Heardon. Ida G. Williams: J.. $.
Duciy. Peter +. Wilcox. Harriet
all other persons unknown having
or claiming to have an estate or
interest in or lien or incumbrancc
representatives of deceased per-
sons or under any other title or
devisecs, legatees, or personal
upon the. property described in
the compia int, whether as heirs.
interest. Defendants.
TILE STATE or NORTH DAKOTA
PENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned and re-
Nnircd to answer the complaint OF
tho plaintiff In the above entitled
3Cfinn "a emmy nf VAL s01 1o Mo- an.
ncxed ana herewith served upon YOU
and .ucll complaint IN on file In tho
office OF the clerk OF. the District
Court Of Burleigh county. North
Dakota. and to serve . copy Of your
officer IL the city sy's Of bismarck.
I:urleigh county. North Dakota.
within thirty days after the service
~ the summons upon You, exclusive
Of the day Of such service and In
case Of your failure to 80 appear and
ANSWER q, We. Judgment VIII be taken as;a9
demanded In the complaint.
Dated September %, 1926.
II. T.. McCurdy.
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Residence and r. O.
Addresa, Bismarck, ~. IA
summons and which Is described In
the complaint IL Situated In Burletgh
county, North Dakota. and is de-
scribed a.
Lots 10. IL. - and Is IN Block ~
Original Plat OF the City Of Bis.
marck; Lots l., :, and ? In Block -
Original Plat Of the City OF Biz.
marck: the south 80 feet OF Lots
and 8 in Block ~ Original Plat Qf
the City OF Bismarck.
r. ~. McCurdy,
Attorney for Plaintiff
~ .BismapOle,s NJ D.,ss>
1l-2o 1e-e.13.40-27 1-3
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
Clerk of Court
Office Dropped
in Foster County

darlington. ~ D., Dec. Basing
their decision on IN opinion from
the office of the attorney general
OF North Dakota, the county commits
sloncrs Will declare the office Of clerk
81 the district court in Foster county
vacant after Jan. |, and the duties of
inc office thereupon will aevolve upon
hr.sten Sazlund. county Judge elect.
who will quality for his office at that
time
Mrs. Alice Cole. who was elected
clerk Of court at the recent general
election. will not take over the office
as Il consequence.
Population Under 5000
1924 amendment to the cOnstitu-
tion provides that in counties of less
than 5000 population the work Of the
usual clerk Of court shall be per-
formed by the judge of the county
court. The 1925 census gave Foster
county about 400 population below
the 5000 requirement and in notices
Of election published for the primary
and general election the clause ..in
counties Of 6,0O0 and over population"
was used in connection with the clerk
Of courts office.
Mrs. Cole. who has served as treas
urcr of Foster county for two wears.
will continue in that office until May
|. when Mrs. Edna Hall, deputy. will
qualify as treasurer
Thorpe Gives Ruling
John Thorpe, first assistant attor-
ney general. ruled that the 1925 CEN
sus should govern the situation, that
under 1924 amendment to the state
constitution. the construction is clear
and unambiguous, and that the office
Of clerk OF court must be combined
with that Of the county judge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
Early Settler Of
Ghylin Passes Away

Andrew Johnson. one Of the first
eetalcrs of Ghylin township, died sud-
denly Thursday, December rs, at his
home, At the age Of "a years. He
was born in Sweden March 1C, 1852.
coming to Ishpemihg, Mich, in 1892,
and was married to Miss Amandan
Bondeson, July 5. 1856. Ten children
were born to the union. four sons and
six daughters. All survive except
one daughter.
The deceased was seriously i'll a
year ago but recovered and has since
been in fairly good health. his death
coming very Unexpectedly. Funeraa
services were held Sunday. December
10. ut the Still hall. Rev. O. s. Jacob
con officisted.. Burial was ct the
Baptist cemetery near Still.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
StanfOrd's Football
Team Is -Four Deep

Pasadena. Calf. Dec. 27-tP)--A
four in-One team will represent the
Pacific Coast in the annual football
game Of the Tournament of Roses
here New Years day.
The 1926 coast champions of Stan
ford University. whose opponents
will be the University of Alabama
gridders, have at least four players
for each position. Halfbacks are
the most plentiful among Coach
"Pop' Warmers men. He has eleven
in that department. alone enough for
an entire team.
Different types TO meet varying
climatic conditions, and dirt and turf
fields. are in the list of Stanford
ball luggers. For dry, fast grid
irons, Warner had set of speed
sters whose feet put them in the class
of track stars. Soggy, wet fields
called for the heavy, line ramming
player.
A glance at the 1926 Cardinal VAR
sity squad shows the forty-eight
members apportioned as follows:
Ends, 3; tackles. 8: guards, 8: CEN
tiers, 4: quarterbacks, 4; halfbacks.
IL; fullbacks, 4.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
Three Fires Occur
Over Holidays, But
Little Damage Done

Three fires in Bismarck over the
Christmas week end resulted in calls
for the fire department, but very
little damage was done by any of
the blazes.
An overheated chimney in the resi-
dencc at 1912 Broadway set fire to
the roof Of the house ut 2:15 u. M,
Christmas day, but the blaze was
soon cxtinguishcd after the arrival
Of the fircmcn.
Saturday afternoon mt $3.50 an au-
tOmObilc in Il private garage at 519
Fifth street caught fire, but the fire.
men soon put out the blaze with the
use Of chemicals, the damage being
small.
Shortly before noon today the de-
partmrnt was called to the residence
at POS Thayer, when small blaze
started in the kitchen, apparently
from M ovcrhcatcd furnace pipe. The
new fire truck was driven along
Ihaycr 1T such Il speed that it failed
ia stop at the scene Of tho fire and
the blaze was extinguished by neigh
bOrs before the firemen had time
TO return. Very little damage was
done.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
COBB, SPEAKER
IN WASHINGTON
Silent as to Motive For Trip,
But Believed to BE Seek.
ing VindicatiOn

Chicago. Dec 27--R)- Ty Cobb
Jnd iris Speaker moved on Washing
ton today, presumably to look over
the bats in the federal dugout, hope
full Of finding one with which to
knock 'out Of the park" the charges
thrown at. them by Dutch Leonard,
former American league pitcher.
Neither Speaker nor the attorney
who accompanied him would offer
amy explanation of their trip to the
capital. hut the fact that Speaker
and Cobb planned to be in Washing
ton ut the same time was regarded
rs significant
Two possibilities are seen rs the
two star outfielders line up for the
first time in their many years in
baseball against the same pitcher
a former team mate of both. One is
that the postoffice department may
be asked to investigate, with the pos
sibility that matchmaking charges
may be preferred in connection with
the correspondence which forms the
basis of the allegations against Cobb
and Speaker.
Another possibility was that Cobb
and Speaker may confer with con-
eressional leaders who have ex-
pressed belief in their innocence of
the charges.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
LIFE IS SAVED
BY TELEPHONE
Police Captain Tells Mother
What TO DO After She Had
Given Baby Poison

Milwaukee, Wis. Dec. 27-(AP)
Captain CIoyd Mcclure Of the Mil
waukee police department yester-
day saved life by telephone
without leaving his chair at his
desk.
He described first aid process
to an anxious mother who lives far
out in the suburbs and half an
hour later he was told that three
year-old boy owes his life To the
officers advice.
The frantic mother telephoncd
to say that she had given her son
a poisonous oil instead Of castor
I'll and that he was violently i'll.
She asked for an ambulance.
Captain MCGUIRE told her that
it would take an ambulance many
precious minutes to make the run
and he advised the mother to ad-
minister an cmetic which he told
her how to make. She called back
to tell him the baby was recover
ing.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
500. 900 ALREADY SPENT
IN CANTON MURDER PROBE

Canton, Ohio, Dec. 27~t4D-W While
passing Of sentence on Patrick
Eugene McDcrmott. convicted Of the
murder Of Don X. Mcllctt. is held up
pending the filing Of Il motion by
defense counsel for Il new trial, prose
cutor e. u. McClintock today checked
UP the costs Of prosecution.
He discovered that since the Can
ton publisher was murdered. Stark
county hasS spent $4,000 in invcsti-
cations in the grand jury work which
resulted in the indictment Of McDcr-
mott. Ben Rudncr and Louis Mazcr,
and in the McDcrmott trial. The
Rudncr and Mazcr trials are yet to
come. Altogether the prosecutor
estimates more than 100000 hns
been spent in the inquiry, this in
Guiding the amount spent by the
county. by private interests, by the
federal government and by the state
executive department.
II McDcrmott's motion for a new
trial is ovcrrnlcd, he probably will
he sentenced to the Ohio penitcntiary
for life before the end Of the week
The jury convicting McDermott re-
turned its verdict Christmas eve and
recommended mercy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
Fighters on Fargo
Card En- Route From
New York to Fargo

Fargo, n. D.. Dec. 27-Tommy
kid" Murphy. Irish Danny Pagan
and Jack Denny, all fighters on Far
COS New Years Day boxing card,
left New York city Sunday for Far
go, according to Il wire received this
morning by Jack Hurley. local pro-
moter, from his eastern representa-
tive. They will arrive here Wcdnes-
day.
All those billed on the New Years
day show will positively work out
here Wednesday. Thursday and Fri
day, Hurley states. Advance ticket
sales for the pugilistic exposition in
dictate complete scllout. The bout
will be ut the Fargo auditorium be-
ginning at 3 p. m, January l.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
Charley Rosenberg
Wants Championship
B attic POSTPONED

New York. Dec. -. up Charley
tPhiD Rosenberg hopes that the state
athletic commission will postpone his
bantamweight championship fight
against Bushy Graham Of Utica. New
York. till January a.
Although previously denied more
time to pare down to the limit, he
again will petition the board Since
Rosenberg has flatly declined TO box
on the original date, observers believe
the only courses open to the commits
sion will be to grant Roscnherg's re-
quest, or place him back on the
suspended list.
Rosenberg has riskci his title only
once here since he won it nearly two
years ago from Eddie Wann0nball)
Martin. defeating Eddie Shea OF Chi.
cago. He was reinstattd in this state
only Il few weeks ago after consent
ing to fight Graham.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
S. D. GRIDDERS
BEAT HAWAII
Kelley Kicks Three Field
Goals to Give Jackrabbits
9 to 2 Victory

Honolulu, Dec. South Da-
kota State conquered the University
of Hawaii football team here Satur.
day, 8 to E..
Twelve thousand persons saw
Hawaii 60 down to defeat from the
mighty foot of Frank Kelley, left half
back for the Statcrs. He kicked field
goals in the first and second periods
to place his team in 6 to g lead at
half time and again in the third quar-
ter sent the oval sailing through tho
crossbars for another three points.
Hawaii scored first with safety
in the opening period. The two points
came when the Dakotans, not wishing
to punt against the wind, from behind
their own goal line. attempted an end
run. 1t ended with Kelley being
thrown behind the line.
Hawaii Threatens
The island eleven threatened to
score in the final period when it Sc
cured the ball on the Jackrabbit Al
yard line and in 10 plays thrust to
within one yard of the scoring turf.
down, Fernandez, Hawaii halfback, lost
four yards on an attempted drive
around end and the Bunnies took the
U0l1 VII NOWuSs
The game generally lacked the
spectacular features usually seen on
Honolulu's fast gridirons, high winds
making playing difficult.
The Jackrabbit victory climaxed 1
glorious season for the Dakotans. the
North Central conference champion
ship and wins over Detroit and St.
Louis universities being numbered
among their achievements.
Win Conference
The. Staters played two deadlock
contests in their conference season,
Creighton and the University Of
South Dakota teams holding them
even. Creighton's setback at the
hands Of South Dakota, and Morn
ingside's victory over the Coyotes
however, placed the Bunnies at the
top Of the heap. their third conference
grid victory in five years.
Columbus college Of Sioux Falls
played the Jackrabbits on even terms,
the two teams ending their opening
contest in . Z to Z tie. This WAS the
only contest outside the conference in
which the Dakotans were held even,
their record showing no defeats for
the season.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
M'DERMOTT IS
FOUND GUILTY
OF KILLING
Sentence Deferred Until After
ChriStmaS-.Jury Recon-
mends Mercy

Canton, Oio, Dee. 27--ND Patrick
Eugene McDcrmott was found guilty
Friday night of first degree murder
for the death Of Don X. Mcllctt, Can
ron publisher. The jury of 10 men
and two women returned it's verdict
With recommendation Of mercy aft
er celebrating only one hour.
The ease was delivered into the
hands of the jury just as ausk ~
Christmas eve fell over the ely
whore the crusader editor II few
months ago launched his attack OF,
the underworld and its alleged police
protection. From the time Mellctt
was shot down n; his garage door in
4 fusilade Of bullets discharged from
ambush early on the morning Of July
lG. there had been one FREEDOM inant
theory that he was slain by the an
dcrwnrld
McDermot,. the state charged. was
the nndcrwtrld's hirclin" picked to
do the job"
When the sealed envelope was
o9cned in the court of Judge T.. ".
Dichl, McDermott appeared calm and
composed. although the verdict migh,
have dispatched him to the electric
chair.
Defense counsel announced it
would appeal the case. Attorney r.
l.. Mills. who had testimony read into
the record out Of the jury's reach Of
hearing. for the stated purpose Of
appealing the ease on error # the
verdict were unsatisfactory. stated
he would appeal on grounds Of error
Sentence was deferred by Judge
Dichl until after Christmas"
Ben Rudncr and Louis Mazcr, CO.
defendants with Mcbermott, will be
in the hands of Henry W. Nartcr.
county prosecutor-clcc who ass.A;c cd
Prosecutor {. B. McClintock in the
trial Of McDcrmott Prosecutions, OF
Rudncr and Mazcr will be pushed aud
one Of them probably will be brought
10 trial in February, Hartcr an
nOunccd.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
PetrOlle's Victory
Over O'I)Onnell Is
Called NO Contest

Minneapolis, Dec. q R)- !:fllt
Petrolle's recent victory over Johnny
oDohncll in St.Paui will go down,
at least on record books, rs no
contest"
Mike Collins, manager Of O'Donnell,
received letter today from Tom
Andrews, veteran sports writer of
Milwaukee, stating that he is calling
the bout mo contest" in his boxing
record book Of 1927.
oDonnell was forced to quit in
the second round of his fight with
the North Dakotan after one Of the
lattfr's powerful punches had frac-
tured his collarbone.
Andrews explained that inasmuch
as ODonnc!l was forced to uufv
through his injury. it would be an
injustice to have technical knock
out charged against him.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
LATZ0 MEETS
SAM BAKER IN
TITLE FIGHT
Welterweight Championship
to BE at Stake-Chapman
and Bass on Gard


New York. Dec. 27.---(P)-A worlds
welterweight championship hattie
and II semi final round featherwcight
elimination fight ton this weeks fis-
tic menu. with Pete LatzO riskfng his
147-pound division diadcm ut Wilkes
Barre. Pa. in the titular engagement.
He will start the New Year next Sat
urday by defending his place at the
peak against hard hitting Sergeant
Sammy Baker of New York in 10
round bout to decision.
The survivor Of the featherweight
bout, bringing together Red Chapman
of Boston and Benny Bass of Phil
udelphia here on the same day, will
produce an opponent for Honeyboy
Finnegan. The victor in the three
cornered series will be recognized in
the east as successor to the throne
formerly occupied by Louis kid
Kaplan.
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Coaches Pay Each
Other Compliments

Pasadena. Calf, Dec. 27-tP-
With both coaches adm lifting the
other has attained high regree of
perfection in moulding gridiron
machines for the game between the
University of Alabama and Stanford
University here, New Years Day,
speculation as to the result has CEN
tered largely on the so-called mental
attitude of the players.
Glenn (POp) Warner, grizzled
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
THE WHAT AND WHY or A
"n1I1RETl("

Diurctics arc used to aid the kid
neys in carrying on their necessary
work Of picking out Of the blood
stream certain poisons which must
be regularly carried off in the sccre
self-poisoning. Foley Pills, diuretic, in
constant use over twenty-five years.
il reliable, valuable medicine. aid in
regulating this flow and in keeping
the system free of the lurking poisons
that cause certain phases Of i'll health
and bodily pains. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Ask for Foley Pills. diurctic.
You may need them now.-Adv.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
ORGANIZE RELIEF SOCIETY

Dickinson Fifteen civic, fratcrnal
and charitable organizat ions met her
Friday evening and discussed the
possibilities Of forming an organ
ization to take care OF charity and
other phases Of welfare work here
for the coming winter j. W. Reed,
representing the Dickinson Associa-
ton Of BUSINESS and Public affairs,
acted as chairman. A committee Of
five was appointed to take charge Of
futhcring the plans.
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Stanford mentor. fears his men are
not taking the coming tilt scriousl.
enough. He blames the Christmas
holidays and Il series of examina-
tions for the lapse in interest, which
ne claims has diverted attent ion
from the central idea Of rcpclling
the Crimson team.
Wallace Wade, who brought his
Alabama team TO Los Angeles with
$50 rootcrs, has expressed confidence
in his eleven. hut believes he is to
match wits with "thc greatest living
football coach and must present IA
smart" team Saturday
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
Pinkey Mitchell to
Meet Either Jackie
Conway or Sullivan

Minneapolis, Dec. Pinkey
Mitchell Of Milwaukee, former junior
welterweight champion, will fight the
winner Of the My Sullivan Jackie
Conway bout here Wednesday night,
it was announced today. The Sulli-
van-Conway fight will take place We'd
nssday night.
Conway and Sullivan have consent
ed to meet the Milwaukee scrapper.
Mitchell's contract calls for an en-
gagemcnt here January 4.
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increase before the resin bag came
back last season. With its return. the
"jackrabbit" ball passed out. Thus
the home run epidemic. which had
spread to an alarming degree from IA
modest total of POI in 1920. appar-
emily is definitely curhcd.
Run making and general team hit
ting also saw IA decline. A winning
team average Of 300 prevailed las.
season as against .3O7 the year be-
fore, while there were only ll,755
hits this year as against l2.495 the
season before. Runs dropped from
6,O65 to 5,6l2.
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Programs From
Radio Station
KFYR, Bismarck


G:3O-1:OO p. m.-Dinncr music.
7:O0-7:10 p. m.---Weather forecasts
markets and news items.
7:lO-8: 10 p. m.--Varied program.
Tuesday. December ~
6:3O-7:OO p. m..--Dinncr music,
7:OO-7:1O p. m.--Wcather forecasts
markets and news items.
7:1O-S:l0 p. m.-varicd program.
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Surveying Crews
Still Working on
Various Projects

Efforts to get all preliminary sur
veys of road work TO be done next
summer completed before spring are
being made ny the state highway de-
partmcnt.
Despite the recent cold weather
surveying crews still are working on
several projects in different parts
Of the state which the highway rom
mission hopes ia complete next year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
Two Murderers
Are ElectrOcuted

Bcllefonte, Pa. Dec. 27-lP)-Paul
Orlakowski and Paul Easel, convicted
nurderers, died in the electric chair
at Rockview penitentiary today. Or
lakowski was convicted Of partici-
rating in a riot at Western peniten-
tiary in February, 1922, in which two
guards were killed.
Easel was convicted Of murder in
a holdup.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
ANNIAL MEETING or BIsM ARtk
BClIDlNG AND LOAN Assoc

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Bismarck Building
mud Loan association will he held at
tn" office OF the Secretary, i'm the
First National Bank Building. in
on January 18th, 1927. at I o'clock
n. M.
12-13-20-o7 Ia
the City of Bismarck, North Dakota.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
Resin Bag Curbs
Home Run Hitting

New York. Dec. N.-LN Pitchers
came back with resin-d busted hands in
the National League last season. The
home run total for the league found
the lowest level Il has touched since
1890. A. against ga homers In l026.
the eight clpRs- hasgsd only 4sg this
Circuit hitting was steadily on the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-12-27
DON'T SAY 1T
A scottish provcrb: Never be the
first to say, whats yours?
MEETING: an srocxuOu.DEns

The regular annual meeting Of the
Stockholders of the First National
Bank Of bismarck for the election
of directors for the ensuing year
will be held at the bank between the
hours Of ~ and ~ o'clock n. m. on
Tuesday, January II. 1927.
&. Il. LITTLE.
Pres.
lo-la-20-o7 1-3
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Betty Wales all silk Hose nj
$l.95 nj the Bismarck Cloak
Shop.
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FIGHT RESULTS

by The Associated Prcss)
Milan Bertowazzo, Italy, defeated
Nandcvccr. Dutch champion, 90.