The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-15

Fight followers were treated to one
of the greatest Roman holidays III 10
cal ring history Thursday night Win
four OF the seven bouts on the third
promotional venture Of the Bismarck
Boxing club ending i'll knockouts.
Winning by knukouts were Yves
Lambert OF Duluth, Ernie Potter o.
Fort Lincoln. Pete Castanke OF Will
ton and Joe Masseth Of Bismarck. All
four of the bouts ended in the Sec
ond round.
The estimated 900 persons that
witnessed the fights went away With
p,entv of respect for Jack OBrlcn
and his stable Of Duluth fighters.
Showing the results Of splendid con-
ditioning and expert tutelagc, the
three Minnesota boys emerged from
the ring with a Knockout, decision
and a draw to their credit.
Jock Moore. OBrien's clever well
terweight. and the local southpaU
dynaulitcr, Dick Demaray. battlea
through eight fast rounds to draw
in the headline bout. For the first
time this winter, Sir Richard met his
equal in the squared circle here and
the tide Of battle that swung from
one to the other produced more &C
tual fighting than has been seen here
for some time.
Moore Outboxes Dcmaray
Moore, with his superior ring gen.
eralship, took the second round by a
shade after the first had been called
even but in the third Demaray OPEN
ed up With a devastating body attack
that gave him an edge in that stanza.
Moore continued to stave Dick of
with a Furnishing left hand in the
third round but the local scrapper
scored with hard lefts to the body
during the infighting and the round
was called even.
In the fifth Moore slipped and
dropped his guard just fraction but
it gave Demaray just time to crash
over his left hand to the head. Moore
was dazed and Dick carried that
round by a good margin.
The Bismarck scrappcr continued
the same tactics in the sixth but late
in the round connected with hard
right to Moore body and fractured
his hand. Demaray put up a game
fight in the last two rounds but
Moore opened up an old cut over
Dicks right eye and carried the
seventh. The Dulutllian also had a
narrow margin in the eighth and the
two judges, John Degg Of Bismarck
and Joe Wic.ss OF Solen, called the
bout a draw.
Or. r. W. Henderson, local physl-
clan who set DemarayS hand, said
that the welterweight would be out
Of boxing for at least the next six
weeks.
Lambert Waded IN from the open
ing gong III the semi windup and
smashed fluffy Richie, Steele
Scrapper, with hard lefts and rights
that brought Touchdown late in the
second round from which the Steele
boy never got up. Lambert appeared
in great physical condition and pack
ed devastating punches in both hands.
Cody Decisions Engle
Billy Cody matched Mel Engle' S
sharpshooting tactics, blow for blow,
and added some hard left and right
hand punches to win by wide mar
gin from the local featherWeight.
Engle took the first round by a shade
but the Duluthian won all Of the re-
naming three rounds in handy fash
ion and had Engle bleeding from the
nose before the fight ended
Ernie Potter, veteran Fort Lincoln
heavyweight, upheld his right to the
championship Of Fort Lincoln with a
second round knockout over Otto
Pietrowski. Potter cornercd Pietrow-
ski at the ropes midway in the Sec
ond round and unleashed right and
a left that did the business IN short
order. The first round had been
even.
Bat Carls of Linton dished out
plenty OF heavy punishment IN the
first round of his bout with Pete Cas-
tallke of Wilton but Castanke took
everything Carls had and came back
in the second to win on a technical
knockout when Carls was unable to
respond to the bell for the third.
Joe Masseth kayoed Kid Goetz Of
Hazen with q vicious left swing IN the
second round after the first had beer
declared q draw. GoetZ had himself
to blame as he walked right into the
wild punch that Massetl started from
his shoestrings.
Jack Zahorodny outpointed John
Aolodnick In the curtain raiser with
both boys smuggling freely from the
opening bell. Zahorodny took two
rounds by . good margin and two
were declared even.
Red Schafer referred the prelimin-
ary bouts and Freddy hatcher Off
ciated during the main events. y. =
0hipley did the announcing.
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