The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-03

University, State and Others
Participate in Golden
Gloves Meet


Minneapolis, March 3.-F)-Threc
champions, two Of them from st. Paul,
scored first and second-round victor
les and advanced to the third bracket
In the fourth annual Northwest ANA
teur Golden Gloves tournament In the
auditorium Thursday night and FRI
day morning.
Johnny Walsh Of st. Thomas col.
lege, defending lightweight champion.
knocked out Harry Taylor in the first
round and then kayoed Mark jolly
more in the second session in q Sec
ond round bout.
Robert Rowell Of the University Of
Minnesota, defending welterweight
champion knocked out Richard Free
man OF Minneapolis In the first round
and then outpointed Donald Thorson
In q second-round bout.
Owen Trickey, Marshall High Min
neapolis, defending featherweight
champion, outpointed Ted Meyer In q
first round bout and then won from
Anthony Tork by'default in . second
round bout.
A heavy preponderailce Of knock
outs featured the opening night As 203
fighters started the quest Of eight
championships ranging from the fly
weight to the heavyweight division.
Two rings were used.
A partial summary:
FIRST ROUND
Bantamweight
Sherman Master. University OF
North Dakota, knocked out Honigs Of
Minneapolis In first round.
Carl Ekstrum, Minneapolis. out
pointed Ray Baker, Grand Forks.
Featherwcights
John Wooledge, University Of North
Dakota, knocked out william Richards
|of Minneapolis in second round.
Anthony Tork Of st. Paul outpoint-
ed Gordon 0illis, University Of North
Dakota.
Edward DEFINE, North Dakota State.
outpointed Philip Brandes. Minneap-
oils.
Artist Deotis, Minneapolis, outponit-
ed Tom Kelly. Valley City. N. D.
SECOND ROUND
Featherweight
DEFINE outpointed Harold Hennen.
Ishakopee.
Trickey won from Tork by default
Whitley johnson, Minneapolis, out
| pointed willard Morey Of Crane
Forks.
/, Lightweight
Wooledge knocked out Chuck Smith
IN second round.
| Welterweights
Harold Roth, Winona state teach
ers college. outpointed Henry White
Valley City, N. D.
! Byron Tisdel, Lidgerwood, N. d.
defeated Clarence Dornack Of Roches-
ter by technical knockout In third
round.
Middlsweights
Eddie O'Herron Of WATERFOWL, out
pointed Hollis Chamberlain Of Mime
lspolis.
Miff Graham. Devils Lake. N. D.,
University Of Minnesota, outpotnted
Milford Wilson, st. Thomas college.
Bernard Mclaughlin outpointed
Edward 0'Connor. University Of North
Dakota.
ANOTHER FULTON Is
AFTER BOXING FAME
Minneapolis; March 3.-(RAAnoth-
O. Fulton has started . campaign Tor
boxing fame.
He = Norman Fulton, son Of Fred
Fulton. Ninnesota's famous plasterer-
pugilist, who once was . contender
for The worlds heavyweight cham
pdouspip.
Norman was victorious in his first
two bouts In the Northwest Golden
Gloves tournament here Thursday
night.
ny boy looked pretty good In
there" said Fred, "and would like
to &c him make . good showing In
tn boxing game"
The eld1r yiltou, who now oper-
ateo = summer resort q Park RAPIDS,
1Ginn., M = contender for Jeas WI.
lard1 heavyWeight title IN 1919 until
Jaek Dempsey. The Aanaasa AAulef,
steppo0 Into The picture.
Young Fulton, lacking Some 6 tn
Insight md weight q hiG father, fights
/ s. tn Ml6dleWeieht clalo.
The amateur tourney got OK 20 .
flying start with nN1aerous knochout6.
Two hundred ana three 1i9htoeg ware
entered 70 compete Tor champtouGhips
3 - claaDes ranging from the 1lyWeik1at
y ieAyyWeioht divisions. The tour
nezaent snds 1fiday nisht