The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-19
TONY BROWN, DENNY
WELLS ARE VCTORS
BY KNOCKOUT Route
Lee Cayanagh and Herb Ship.
man Refuse to Fight as Gate
Receipts Disappoint
BILLY MEEK SHOWS CLASS
frankie Eckroth and Mickey
Mcclure Assured Of Re.
match After Good Bout
Tribune Decisions

Jackie Grey. Bismarck, and
Boomer BROKER, Mandan, drew.
(6).
Tony Brown, Bismarck, knocked
out Fritz Kowalski, Fargo, ~.
Denny Wells, Bismarck, knocked
cut Harry Ulrich, Fort Lincoln,
i (3L
Billy Meek. Bismarck. beat Kid
O'Day, Britton, s. D., ~.
frankie Eckroth.s Mandan. and
Mickey Mcclure, Mandan, drew,
az.
Sonny Schlosser. Mandan, beat
Joe Oller, Bismarck, a..
BY ]. 6. MacGREGOR
Caesar had his Brutus-
Don Quixote had his wi1dmillS-
The Democrats have their Soluble
South
Dame Tickle Fortune is still capri
cious.
Isham Hall. Bismarck's fight pro-
moter. is the latest victim Of the in
constancie5 of life.
Presenting a fight card in the city
auditorium last night that surpassed
in action anything that has been
staged in the Capital City these
many moons. faithless fate gave
Isham and his co-partner, Bill God
win. Mandan, a tough break at the
turnStiles.
Lee Cavanagh. Bismarck, and Herb
Shipnlan, Glendale. make a business
of the manly art of self defense. They
were to settle old scores on q per-
Centage basis last night. Had they
fought, their share Of the gate would
have been less than nothing so slim
was the pack of fans that left It's
change at the boXoffice.
Some of the ringworms were disap-
pointed when Barney Sullivan. an
rouncer, shortly after the Grey
BROKER joust. broke the sad news
that Cavanagh and Shipman refused
to batter themselves without benefit
Of cash. Eighteen lukewarm sports
strobe up the aislcs and had their
money refunded. The small coterle
left, however. who had their moneys
worth in the slam-bang preliminaries.
stayed to see the classie5t feather
weights in North Dakota maui their
way to a draw.
Hall and Goodwin presented a card
that the late Tex Rickard would have
enjoyed from the pure love OF the
sport.
Gladiators Were Furious
Hammer and tongS, ding-dong.
slam-bang, choose your own super
latives, from blindfold battle royal to
final bell. each and every bout wore
out a set of the leather mittens so
furious we're the gladiators.
OF course Gray and BROKER fur
nishcd the most spectacular hump
ing.
For six solid rounds, Jackie rushed
the Boomer with his singing let's
while the Mandan pride failed away
with his terrific left hooks. Toe-to-
toe. in the clinches. at short range.
they stabbed and jabbed with honors
even.
AS usual. BROKER made the most
noise. The echoes Of his wallops on
Jackie's gloves. elbows. arms, shout
ders and back sounded like q rivet
hammer.
AS usual, Jackie shot the greatest
number Of clean-landing blows. left
pitches to Brokers chin and midriff.
The Boomer socked plenty himself
but he couldn't penetrate the Bis
marck boys defense to pile up any
points.
Leo Mcdonald. pilot Of the Man
DANTE, had instructed his pupil to
counterpunch Gray. As Gray waded
in. BROKER calmly aimed and fired
his heaviest cannon at the little de-
stroyer. But you can't sink ships
with torpedoes that miss vital spots.
Second Knew Buslness
Martin 6everson. Gray's second.
who learned the game under Past
master. Jack Hurley. knew that points
are piled up on aggressiveuess, will.
ingness to give and take. q shell de-
Tense and clean landing blows. Gray
followed SeverSon's coaching.
Trying to pick q winner between
these two demons Of the resin would
be like picking holes in . Swiss
NA1NVoCs ~ V01A Y w OOA1Cs
Tony Brown, Bismarck's behemoth
heavyweight, is still looking for more
worlds to conquer. He gave, Fritz
Kowalski. Fargo baggage-smasher. q
tougher licking than any baggage the
Gate City giant ever wrestled.
I'll was over almost before II started.
A ohe-round kayo.
Kowalski sailed from his corner In
q crouch and pasted Brown with Z
straight left that brought Tony on his
heels. Angered. Tony tore for the
Fargoan and let loose with two ele-
phant-killtng lefts and rights that
would have floored the average boxer.
Kowalski took them smiling.
Tony's lavortte pastlue u mutilst-
Ing smirks. A second later Mr.. Ko-
walski stopped one Of Tony's flesh
and-blood mallets on the china-piece.
Tony ripped lefts and rights 70 the
head and body. a clean left hook sent
Kowalski TO the CANVAS. Fritz. like