The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-13
Hazen Outchman Gains Slight
Margin in Only One Of 10
Rounds Last Night
LEES LEFT IS DAMAGING
Veteran Described as in Excel
lent Condition: Lee Pre-.
pared for Shipman

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night. according to 1sham TEX Hall
manager Of tho Bismarck vclter.
weight.
The eighth round went to Krauss
and two were called even. No knock.
downs were scored.
krausc was IN excellent condition
and moved about the ring with agil-
ity. throwing gloves all over. But his
socks rarely struck his opponent and
for the most part failed to do tho Bis
marck battlcr any damage. Lee was
connecting twice to every time the
Hazen man let his glove fall on the
Irishman's body. Hall said. in all but
the eighth round. Hall said krausc
had a slight advantage III this cauto.
Lee bounced out Of his corner at
the opening of the ninth. however,
and proceeded to give the Dutchman
q neat rapping for the remaining two
rounds.
Left Was Effective
An effective left IN the first three
rounds which found Krausc's Jaw
with regularity convinced the Hazen-
ito that it vas a poor plan to expose
his chinaWare in that fashion. Lee,
however, could not floor the ring
veteran, though he hit him flush on
the jaw several times early in the
| scrap.
A large crowd attended the show,
which consisted Of many good pre-
liminarics and the l0-round feature.
Beulah sent a large delegation to tho
scuffle.
Hall. Tony Brown. Billy Meek. Pete
and Joe Aller expected to leave to-
night n carly tomorrow morning for
Wishck. where Brown meets John j.
Richter in a 10-round feature tomor-
row night. Meek meets Johnny
Schmalz, Strasburg l3O-poundcr. in
a six round semi-windup. The Aller
boys r fighting in the curtain
raiser.
Lee was in great condition for his
Hazen fight and he promises to make
things tough for Herb Shipman,
Glendale, in the 'l0-round hcadliner
Of the firemen's feature all-North
Dakota card here Tuesday night.
Round Ono
At the opening gong Bat rushed the
Bismarck boy but was met by a
shower of left jabs and hooks that
stopped him in the middle of the
ring. Fighting more cautiously,
krause succeeded in landing two
solid punches to the head. but took
a left hook to the face In return and
a right to the head that did no dam
age. Krause looked faster than lac
usually appear in this round and
bored in constantly IN an effort to
land a solid left to the jaw. Cava-
nagh took the round on points, land.
ing two punches to Bats me
Round Two
Krausc comes In and Is met by let's
and rights to head with no return.
Lee lands a long left jab to stomach
without return. Krause lands q solid
punch to the head and Lee counters
with q right cross to the Jaw that
slightly staggered the Iron Man.
They clinched' and exchanged light
blows to the lead without damage.
Neither appeared hurt at the bell but
Krause landed Jut one solid blow and
had taken a shower Of let's and
rights. Cavanagh'S round.
Round Three
Krause looked for an opening and
Lee landed a sh. =. of jabs to the
Battler,s face. Cayanagh ducked a
hard left and right and they clinchcd.
Lee danced away from a left hook
and right uppercut and stung the
Battler with a jab to the face. Cav
anagh's round.
Round Four
Cavanagh hurled left and rights
into the Butcher Boy as he came
weaving In. Krause came on appar-
entity hone the worse. but was prompt
ly tied up by the wary Lee. They
wrcstled In the center Of the ring and
finally broke of their own accord as
the referee failed to part them.
KrauSc came In again and Lee jabbed
him in tho face and again to the
stomach. without q return. Krausc.
though uninjured, failed to land a
single blow In this round. Cayanagh's
round.
Round Five
Krause came out fighting mad and
landed his first hard blow Of the en-
counter, a hard LETT hook to the Jaw
that slowed up the Bismarck boy no
ticcably. Lee backed away and covered
up. Krausc followed him and was
met by repeated LETT hooks to the
stomach as he sought to connect for
another hard punch. Cavanagh tied
the Battler up tight In a clinch at the
bell. Round even.
Round Six
Cayanagh rushed krause to the
ropes and the Battlcr tutted him III
the chin with his head but was not
warned BY the referee. Cayanagh
lands two hard rights to Krausc's
neck and sunk q left jab that looked
low but was not called. AS the round
drew to q close Krause came back
strong and landed his second solid
punch Of the evening. q hard lett
hook to the chin that hurt. Round
even.
Round Seven
Bat started with q rush but was
met In the center Of the ring by Lee
and received = terrific right to the
neck, followed by q hard left hook 70
the jaw. The Battler didn't appear
hurt much. but failed to land in re-
turn. Cavanagh showered his foe
with left jabs and short rights to the
head. Krause landed Left hooks to
the head and . right to the body.
During this round Cavanagh landed
q punches to IL for Krause. Cava-
nagh's round.
Round Eight
Cayanagh elected TO keep away
from his opr ,nent and krause fol-
lowed him about the ring II IN effort