The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-03-30
.SEbu-F|NAL match
won BY CRAWLING
BY TECHNICAL K.0.
eeulah Boy Down Three Times
in Two Rounds; Richie
Beats Morsette
eoETz, v. CRAWLING DRAW
Bat McDaniels Outpoints Press
Ter: Ted Hall Loses to
Lefty Num-
Tribune Decisions


marck, (O.
Rusty Granting, 1888, Bismarck,
scored technical knockout over
Dale Lily, l45. Beulah. In second
round.
Tuffy Richie, 12s, steele, scored
technical knockout over Bat Nor
settle, 40, In first round.
Hat McDaniels, 149, wilton, ont.
pointed Power House Pressler, $50,
Tuttle, a..
Otto Goets, 14o. Haven, and
vern Granting, 14S, Regan, drew,
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Lefty Mum. Us, Steele, out
pointed Ted Hall. LIS, Bismarck.
More real scrapping featured the
boxing card at the Patterson hall
here Thursday night than Capital
City fight fans have witnessed for
many moon.
The headliner, which saw George
BROKER, Mandan, gain close de-
c.sion over Mel Engle, Bismarck. was
= bit Disappointing after the classy
matches that preceded 1t.
Engle and BROKER fought a cau-
tious battle which was marred IN the
last rounds by BROKER using his ell
bows unfairly and by much hanging
on by both men, The bout was In
painful contrast to the head-on pre-,
1iminary matches.
Fast Curtain Raiser
A surprisingly good match opened
Che evenings session. Ted Hall,
young Bismarck scrapper, was shaded
by Lefty Num-, Steele. Num- eff
GENTLY demonstrated how he had
earned the name Lefty" bringing
that arm into prominent play all dur
Ing the match.
The boy from Steele took the first
round by slight margin: the local
1eAtherpuster came back strong to
capture the second; but Num- did the
most effective punching IN the last
two frames.
Hall Is pleasing scrapper and car
RED the offensive during most Of the
bout. The Steele battler was not 50
pleasing, but he did know how to use
his left.
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The feature of the gees was the
battle between Otto Goetz, Hagen
and vern Granting, Regain, which
resulted In a draw.
Goetz and Granting were the most
evenly paired fighters on the card,
and both are tough battlers. Both
men received cuts near their eyes and
both lost blood freely through the
nose.
The first round ended with neither
having any evident advantage: Gram
ling took the second, but the fair
haired boy from Hazen gained an
edge In the third. The fourth was
Even. These boys threw lots Of leath-
q In every round. There was less
hsnging-ou and more genuine scrap
ping than in any other bout Of the
lvening.
Goetz Is an understudy to his
cousin, Bat Krause. This was hts
first appearance at Bismarck. Gram
ling has capable tutor in his olde,
brother, Rusty. Both these men tool
= lot Of punishment but neither at
tempted to slacken the fast pace with
which they started the bout.
McDaniels Trims Pressler
Ring generalship and q defers'
that was hard to penetrate earnet
Bat McDaniels, Wilton, his decision
over Power House Pressler, Tuttle, II
four rounds. After slow start tn
bout turned into q wholesale sluggin,
match. The stockily built youth from
Tuttle used his long arms to advant
age and landed some powerful hay
makers, but McDaniels maintained hi
guard ana landed punches that CAV
him the last three rounds. after /,
draw the first round.
The bout between Tuffy R1tchie
Steele, and Bat Morsette, began witt
= quick exchange Of punches, and
shower Of wild swings. Ritchie CAV
- pounds Of weight In the fight, bu
= few well-placed blows told heavil
On the soldier. A knockdown ate
shout . minute Of battling did nc
allow up the heavier scrapper. bu
Rttehie connected just as the gon
sounded the end Of the first fran
to floor Morsette assin. It vas 4
TINT time the IT. Lincoln man de
cide6 be had had enough.
Gets Technical X. q.
Rugty Granting, IN the semi tina
seemed ct loss to know how to figt
Dals Lily. the tall youth from Reu
1ah.
Lily had an advantage Of heigl
and had q much longer reach. Dul
Ing the first minute it looked Ill
dtacouraging odds were against tt
local boy, but Granting bobbed bae
and forth, and took every chance /
could get to land . blow. He COT
nected solidly shortly before the en-
~ thu first and the Beulah scrappl
ms floored for the count Of min
0ramling pushed the fight and u
aGnin kissed the canvas before Il
o60g sounded. He had to BE- dragge
to his corner.
Lily came back gamely for mo!
"a ~ second, but the Bismarck b
poceod n = hard punch . that fran
a16od TO knock out the ransy scral
- ~ tho third time IN two round
~ 6oinor threw In the towel.
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