The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-02

morning plunge In the breakers ct
Palm Beach. She Is q regular winter
resident Of the Florida resort.
punches that had the Tiger covering
and retre4ttng.
Smiling In Fourth
Lee was smiling as he dashed out OF
his corner at the sound Of the fourth
round beA. Cavanagh was beginning
to open up. He tossed his left and
right hooks with greater frequency.
The Tiger parted with his favorite
left jab and right cross but his tar
get was not Is easy to find g In the
first two stanzas.
AZ the fourth was drawing to 4
close, Lee suddenly Strengthened and
let fly with q left hook that caught
Johnny flush on the chin. Compton's
head bobhed like q cork on 4 rough
SEA.
1nstinctively he covered. Lee was
taking no chance and did not follow
up his advantage. Compton was
nearly out on his feet. for he stagger-
ed to Z neutral corner and stared
CLASSY eyed for his stool before his
gathering senses sent him staggering
to his own corner.
Lee was thinking Of q previous fight
With Compton when the fifth opened.
The Bismarck mauler had met the
Tiger In Minot in February, 1928.
Lee was = sick man that night. He
had Z boil on the side Of his head
that was causing almost unbearable
pain. FOR 10 rounds he dragged his
tortured body through . battle that
found him on the short end Of Z draw
decision when the fight ended. The
pummeling that Lee received In that
set-to sent him to bed for three weeks
With IN infection.
Out OF the hospital. Cavanagh said
he was confident Of knocking out the
Tiger the next time I promoter
brought them together. He did.
Remembers Former Defeat
One minute and - seconds Of the
fifth round was left when Lee
avenged that night In Minot . year
ago. It was q well-calculated blow
that felled the Tiger. The WALTON
would have sent any fig2.ter to the
Land Of Nod.
Luis Ludis was no match for Al
Watson IN the semi windup. After q
brief furry In the opening seconds
when Ludiss rushing. whirling -dervish
tactics had watson slightly pushed,
the Dawson slasher coolly allowed the
Mobridge man to rush into straight
lefts and rights.
Three times Luids was floored with
suappy punches that Travelled only Z
few inches. Ludis. who had started
out like : March blizsard. Vas barely
= June zephyr. when Watson DELHI
erately cooked his Mary Ann and zen.
. catastrophe smash into the pit o1
Ludis' stomach. Luie grunted and
dropped like q lightning struck ele-
| phant.
The semi windup furnished humor
and pathos. The South Dakotan's
style had the spectators doubled up
IL gales Of laughter while Watsou's
effots- to ,,evade the human cyclone
ware equally funny. When Ludis
finally folded up like love letter, thu
crowd stood up and gave both bat
tiers q hand.
PARKS W4s Game
Soldier Parks was game and aggres-
dve but b had no weapons Is stor
the SualIy lefts and rights tlaat landed
IL txip-hAmmer fashion through foul
rounds Of continuous slugging.
Parks grabbed only one round Of
the four. In the second one Of hia
windmill punches caught Dodds cr
the ear and the laulEy Dawson DO,
wos forced 70 cover.
In the last two rounds, Parks rap.
IDLY played out. What punches ii
did have LIT Ia the old army system
wouldn't have drawn gum from
Wrieley machine while Dodds plnye(
: steady tattoo On Parks body an
on punch turned tie tide u hattl,
match. These two clever yoslngai I
weee' evQnly matched Gray 49, ~
laeGToe9cr N11. 1gocker po1tontl,
Walfeds tor openings n Aa6 "A up
pesclit r H. - of trtc1A 4 FINALLY
found ~ mark n ~ third roapd
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