The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-08
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slashcd and ripped lefts and rights
to Lees midriff and kidneys. Referee
Roberts cautioned the Fargoan sew
cral times. Lee opened Russ other
eye rim with straight left. In the
ninth after a brisk exchange Lee
landed hard right to the neck that
caught Russ off balance. Leroy
slipped to one knee but was up I'm
santer."
Russie dcspairingly tried to bring
Cavanagh out Of his she'll with re-
sounding body attack that made
more noise than damage.
Was Defensive Masterpiece
Recapitulation Of the contest
shows that Lee fought one of the
finest defensive fights against a
master boxer and puncher that has
been seen in North Dakota in many
a moon. His campaign was we'll
planned and carried out without a
miss.
Lee landed fewer times but his
punches were clean while LcRoy's
barragc of socks landed 80 per cent
of the time on some unexposed por-
ton Of Lees anatomy. Leroy did not
reach Cavanagh's face more than III
times during the melee while he
stopped a hundred swings with his
sharp elbows, shoulders and ribs.
After the fight, Eussie had three
cuts and two slightly bruised eyes
while CavanagA's face was unmarried
and a dull redness over the ribs and
small of the back showed where Rus
sizes attack had been directed.
In the semi windup, Bob Nichol-
son and Bobbie Baker, local welters
slashed and slugged their way
through eight sizzling rounds. Mich
olson earned shade due to his
cleaner punches and boxing. Baker
threw plenty Of fists but the major
lily stopped harmlessly.
Baker landed a low left in thu
third round that sent Nicholson tx
the floor. The soldier writhed on thu
canvas as though suffering from
foul blow but Referee Roberts re
fused to examine him, waved Bake
to a neutral corner, and refused t
count until Nicholson gave signs o
recuperating. Roberts drew ham
from the stands for making the BOY
resume their warfare.
Nicholson's powerful right ha.
Baker dancing away or into clincl
during the duration of the bout. Ba
ker's butting, showing, and clinchlnl
lost him q draw or shade decision.
Grey BROKER Best Bout
Jackie Grey and Boomer Brooke
made the hit of the evening in thei
six-round setto. 1t was the secon
; time these promising featherwcight
had met and it was just as torrld a
, their first encounter when they ma
. the ringworms standing on thel
. seats yelling for the kill.
/ Grey kept out of reach OF the dead
. ly uppercut that nearly proved nj
5 ruination in the first battle. Las
, night he ducked Brokers leads an
: countered with lefts and rights tha
had the Mandan boy worried all tn
way. These two clever lads. as even
) ~ matched as two fighters can b'
] will furnish Slope fans with plenty 9
fisticuffs If they continue fighting t
see which is the best man.
Howard Dodds, the Dawson Sptdel
gave Soldier Parks Of Fort Lincoln
! | lacing over the four round route the
: Travelled. Both boys whaled ava
] with = will to murder but both WEI
: too tough to put to sleep easil.
Dodds' punches carried the mo'
steam and Z Newspaper decision.
Brown Scores Only Kay0
= Tony Brown. Isham Halls heavy
weight hope, didn't waste any time
!, knocking out Chief Grant, gial
/. Elbowoods Indian. The chief vi
: willing but he didn't carry Is nuc
|. dynamite as the businesslike Bt
i marck man. The chief took teri
Z fic left hook to the body followed
J. . right to the chin in the seco1
round tl1at didn't take effect for sou
: seconds due to the paralyzing actio
!. When 1t did take effect, the Chi
q abrutly sQuatted and was counts
= out wiping the cobwebs out his eyl
! The Mcclure Eckroth and Ole
v Oller curtain -raisers put the fans
! good hunor. Both pairs Of youngste
waded into each other In the best Z
4 ley style. Mcclure had the best
: l1is argument with the mllch-tout.
4 0abe while the Oller brothers mu
8 fight again to reach any decision.