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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
Plan Costume Party
For Either Members

An old-time costume party Wa
planned for the next regular meet.
ing date, Thursday, Feb. -, by the
Either club which met Thursday
evening at the Business ana Profes.
sional Womens club room. World
War Memorial building. for . social
time with several friends Of members
as special guests.
Miss Title Kopplin. the vice presi-
dent. rendered her resignation be-
cause she Is to leave the city. The
vacancy will not be filled until the
regular election In April.
The Misses Elmie Erickson and
Audrey Nagel were the entertainment
committee to arrange the games. Re-
freshments were served by the Misses
Emma Waldal and Olive Rise.
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and presented by Miss Mildred /
Hoff, was as follows:
Piano solo, March 0rotesque,'
Sinding-Robert King: readings.
sister Mary Ann Has the Measles
and THE Music Teacher"-Miss Jane
Smith: xylophone solos, Jupiter
Polka" Williams, and "Minuet In c.
Beethoven-Lloyd Graunke: piano
solo. first movement Of the Sonata
Pathetique." Beethoven-Miss Cynthia
Dursema; chorus In costume, I'm A
Spinning Room" Mendelssohn, and
THE Old Spinning Wheel" Hill-the
Misses Mary Louise Nuessle, Mary
Mailman, Smith, Phyllis Brainerd
Marjorie Hawley, Bernice Ulmer, and
Mary Davis, Bernard Flaherty and
Walter Zimmerman. Miss Donna Jean
Davis accompanied the readings and
songs and was assisted In the chorus
numbers by 0raunke playing the
xylophone.
Refreshments were served at the
Thursday afternoon meeting by Mrs
French, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. r. D
Mcleod.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
First Anniversary of
Writer'S Forum Noted

The writer's shop talk forum Of the
Bismarck chapter. American Associa-
ton Of University Women, had an
informal buffet supper In celebration
Of its first anniversary preceding the
regular meeting held Thursday eve
ming at the home Of the leader. Mrs.
F. H. Waldo. 7l2 Fourth st. The II
members attending each brought q
surprise dish for the supper. which
was served according to directions
found on the place cards. The des-
sert course was individual birthday
cakes each lighted with q single
candle. Following the supper, the
usual writing progress reports were
made and manuscripts were read.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
Mrs. E.A. Thorberg New
Girl Scout Commissions

in this community and also is great.
~ interested in educational lines.
She has been serving on the council
as chairman Of the badges and
awards committee.
Mrs. Finney and all the committee
heads gave reports covering the last
year.
It was announced that the scout
leaders association will meet at the
Girl Scout room at o'clock Tuesday
evening, Jan. 20. when Miss Josephine
Hosch will give suggestions for hand
ling troop publicity to follow up q
talk already given to the scouts
themselves.
Mrs. Finney Dinner Hostess
On Thursday evening, Mrs. Fin.
ney was hostess to Girl Scout council
members and leaders at 7 O'Clock
dinner given at her home, 200 Ander.
son st. Covers were laid for "a at
small tables appointed in the green
and yellow colors Of the scout organ
ization, carried out with bud vases OF
freesia and baby's breath and Girl
Scout emblem place cards. Bowls OF
jonquils were used in decorating the
rooms.
Following the dinner, games sug.
gested by Girl Scout work were play.
ed. In q word building contest in
which the object was to form two
letter words from Bismarck Girl
Scouts" Miss Cashel and Miss Jean
Farren received prizes for having the
most words. The Misses Lois Simle
and Evelyn Quill were winners OF
prizes for the best sketches showing
Girl Scout activities. A knot-tying
contest, . guessing contest led by Mrs
Thorberg and singing Of scout songs
took up the remainder of the time
Mrs. Finney was assisted by hel
daughter, Miss Mary Louise Fnney
= - 4,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
Menoken Girl Playing
Piano Program Friday

Miss Allene Holmes, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Holmes, Menoken, will
play the first movement Of Beethov-
ems C-Major Sonata over the local
radio station at 7:45 o'clock Friday
evening with Miss Belle Menus at the
second piano. Miss Holmes Is q mem
Der Of the Bismarck Junior Music club
and has made q number Of appear
anceS In the CITY.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
Juniors Give Program
For Thursday Musical

A program prepared by Bismarck
Junior Music club members and pre-.
sented for the first time at that or
carnations regular meeting held
Wednesday evening was repeated fol
the Thursday Musical club at Its
meeting on the following day.
Saturday. Feb. %, was set as the
date for the junior groups benefit
which will be In the form of a public
concert.
At the Thursday Musical clubs
meeting, 1t was announced that Mrs
John p. French has been made trans
portation chairman for the biennial
convention and festival Of the Ma.
tional Federation Of Music clubs to
be held at Philadelphia. Pa, In April
The program, arranged by Mrs. For.
rest M. Davis and the Misses Mar
guerite Kennedy and Florence Fritcf
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
Women's Basketball
Teams Are Selected

ANAO~AAeANA We sASV "VASs~AA . VeAo0CV0oSA
teams who soon will enter into tourna-
ment play with the nurses teams Of
the Bismarck hospital were announced
Friday by Miss Dorothy Petron, WON.
ems recreational director.
When both the city women's classes
and the nurses have completed their
own schedules. they win play for the
city championship, according to Miss
Petron.
The four women's teams are as FOL-
lows:
Aces-Elizabeth slattery. captain:
Mildred Entringer. Mrs. r. B. Al
brecht, Alice Garske, Maebelle Olson
and Blanche Munson.
Harlem Globe Trotters-Stina loft
ner. captain: Hannah Jordan, Lois
Simle. Stella Zwarych, Mrs. Alfred A
1hal. Julia Ftterer and Batty Leach.
Colored House Of David-Mrs. Inez
zoos. captain: Mrs. Themar E. Simle,
Isabel Dillman. Frances Slattery
Claire DeRochford and Rosalyn For
tune.
Deuces-Mrs. M. s. Priske, captain:
Grace Mckee. Helen Jaskowiak, Mar
jorie Doll. Clara Braun. Eunice Venue
and Emily Belk.
The Nightingales and the Caesars
are the names which the nurses
teams have chosen, the personnel be-
ing as follows:
Nightingales - Grace Liebig. cap
tain: Clara Jensen, Freda Brecht,
Esther Rau. Marion Hegge, Margaret
Moeckel. Dorothy Fallgattcr. Agnes
Wetzel and Ruth Geidt.
Caesars - Wilma Brockmaier. cap.
tain: Margaret Swenson. Edna Hiorup,
Gladys Graft. Vera Rambough, Min.
ME 6chramm. Hertha Zeiszler, Edna
Carlson and Marjorie Gordon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
Scouts Giving Dinner
To Secure Trip Funds

To raise funds for a trip next sum-
mer, Boy Scout Troop No. 2. which is
sponsored by the Kiwanis club, will
serve chicken dinner at the World
War Memorial building Monday even
ing from S to 1880 o'clock. The gen.
eral public is invited to patronize the
dinner. The boys themselves will
assist In the kitchen and will serve
the food. N. Lloyd Lulestrand, scout
master, is directing arrangements.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
Local D. u. V. Members
Named National Aides

That Mrs. Thomas w. Sanders and
Mrs. A. w. Snow both have been
appointed national aides in the Daugh-
tiers Of Union Veterans of the Civil
War was announced to Tirzah Ann
Barclay Tent No. when it was en-
tertained Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Snow, Oil Eighth St..
Mrs. James Green presented paper
on THE Life Of Mckinley" as the
study subject for the meeting. which
was closed with service Of refresh
mentS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
Auxiliary Treasurer
Is Program Speaker

Mrs. A. M. Brown, department
treasurer OF the American Legion
Auxiliary. will substitute for Mrs. J.
A. Hofto. Mirot, department president
who was scheduled to speak over
KFYR at 8:45 o'clock Friday evening
according to Mrs. Clarence Guinness
local radio chairman. Mrs. Guinness
also announced change in time to
tbs o'clock. Mrs. Brown will read
the paper on Legislation" which Mrs
Hofto had prepared for the program
Mrs. Harris Robinson will play two
piano numbers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
January 81 Pageant
Committee Selected

The arrangements committee for
THE Pageant Of Wedding Gowns
which will be given at $50 o'clock
Wednesday evening, Jan. 81, ut the
First Presbyterian church. was an
nounced Friday by Mrs. Minnie l..
Shuman, general chairman. Her as
sistants arc Mrs. w. q. Worner, Mrs.
F. e. Logee. Mrs. Frank Barnes and
Mrs. A. M. Ch.istianson. This page
ant Is being given In response to re-
quests that some Of the gowns shown
last spring again be modelled and to
give the public an opportunity to see
some Of the beautiful bridal garments
which have been preserved from ear
lier days. A small admission charge
will be made.
\ \ \
Mrs. H. F. Peters, zoos Fourth st.,
entertained members Of her bridge
club at cards and luncheon Wednes-
day afternoon when Mrs. F. N. Or
chard received the high score gift
and Mrs. A. Risen won the second
high score favor.
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Baker, Bernce Peterson. Jacoueline

Baker, Bernce Peterson. Jacqueline
Oeltjen and Barbara Henry, choir.
The installation ceremony was con-
Quoted BY Miss Nina Melville, past
worthy adviser, and the following spe-
cial installing officers: Miss Eleanor
Kjelstrup, marshal: Miss Eleanor
Cook, organist; Miss Lucille Isamin-
ger, chaplain, and Miss Ella Nor Web
er, recorder.
Snow men and orange tapers dec
Grated the table when refreshments
were served by Mrs. Brainerd.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25
UTTERLY AMAZED 70 FIND
A SAFE "No.scRus" SOAP
Mrs. Anna Miley
2223 ". 18th Street.
Duluth, MINI.

''In times past I had had
very bad results with mo-
scrub' soaps. They sssss,sd
to fade clothes, hurt the
fabrics and irritate my
hands. So naturally I was
sksptiea1 about the claims
you made Tor Oxydel. But
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25

will be interested to know that hs
left New York City on January II
for q West Indies cruise and may 60
10 South America and Central Amer
lea before going 70 Miami, Fla. to
pass the remainder Of the winter.
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additional Society on Page g.
AT GOSPEL TABERNACI.E

Rev. Stanley Comstock, evangelist
conducting revival meetings at the
Gospel Tabernacle. 401 Eleventh st.,
will speak on what and Where Is
HELP" Friday night and on 1.-TWO
Great Evils" Sunday night. There
will be no service Saturday evening.
Special music Is provided by the tab
ernacle orchestra each night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25

It has been estimated that Amer
leans eat q million doughnuts daily.
When in the presence Of royalty,
Tahitians bare the body to the waist.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-25

Speed. At Last 4 Safe Fast Washing Soap
That Actually Loosens Dirt Out Of Clothes
in Is Minutes Soaking And Gets Them
to Shades Whittier Than Other Soaps
Without One Bit Of Scrubbing Or Boiling.
oNew and Improved OxYDoL is different from
you ever used. Different in the way it's made
and in the results it gets.
Due to its patented process Of making. Oxypot
dissolves instantly and completely in hard OF soft
water, and does these things:
First-gives thick 3-inch suds. rich q whipped
dairy cream. Suds that 60 to work on grease,
dirt and Stains - even IN the hardest water
La opinión., 1935-09-02
SON LAS POSIBILIDADES
DE TRIUNFO DE Los MEXUANOS

Los estudiantes del planted de
Occidental estan esperanto con mu
cho amino la temporada que Sc
aveeina, confiados en- tener TN equS
DO fuerte en- Eagle Rock. Las prac-
ticas Sc inauguraran en- Ell institu-
to occidental, Ell dia 10 de este mes
Sc espera que ell mentor del qu1
po de la oncena de Occidental re-
grese en- breves dfas para princt-
piar las practicas que los Ilevara eu
pos del campeonato de Ia COMES
rencia del sur.
Bill Anderson regresara n esna
ciudad mariana en- la tarde, despuez
de una a~usencia de dos meses, VIZ
sitando las ciudades de las Estado4
del centric de Estados Unidos. Los
tigres cuentan con los siguientea
jugadores que Sc distinguieron du-
rante la temporada pasada: Herb
T .eedie. quien sera 81 jugador mas
alto del equipo de Occidental, pues
mide 6 pies 4 pulgadas y rs uno
de los mejores "ends'' con que cuel
Ia Ell equipo. Bob Colby, uno de
los m~ejores fulbaeks en- Ia uga de
la ~confereneia del sur. Cosby "
Phil CANNED, "takle', son los co-ca
pit1nes del eduipo Occidental.
La Association Atletica Mexicana
(Sisue en- Ia ga. Pag.) i,
La opinión., 1935-09-02
TRAGEDIA DE- LOS BOXEADORES
QUE FUER0N, Y VA NO 10 SON
Los campeones mundiales del boxeo son aclamados CO.
mo idolos por la %multitud, pero Sc esfuman al per-
der su titulo

Una inexplicable atmosfera de
tragedia Sc agita en- torno de cada
campeon desde ell momento de su
derrota, o desde aquel en- que deci-
de abandonar su trono.
Y de la p~opularidad de que disfru
tie csc campeon vencido depende,
naturalmente, que su derrumbamien
to adquiera las preparedness de un
deplorable desastre o Sc convierta,
simplemente. en- un suceso ante ell
cual haya que permanecer indiferen
ties.
Hay algunos euya desventura pro
duce solo una cuantas expresio-
mes de simpatia Y condolencia; pc
no ann ellos mismos tienen u fie
les a~dmiradores Y hasta la fecha
no Sc ha dado ell case de que I'm
antique campeon sea objeto de be-
fas por parte de los espectadcres
en- ell momento de abandonar ell cua
d~rangulo o donde ha dejado para
siempre su complete de superiori-
dad. Este por %supuesto siempre que
la muehedumbre tenga la certeza
de que csc rey destronado ha per-
dido su corona EN- valerosa lid.
Porque ST ell case es a Ia inyersa
este es 81 ell pdblieo llega a abrigar
la mas leve sospecha de que ell
campeon vencido ha entrado en- con
ponendas con su eonquistador pa
La opinión., 1935-09-02
SONNENbERG vs.
Dean 0 DUSEk
FL OLYMPIC
Ell vencedor en- la lucha de
manana, Sc enfrentara
a "Dinamita Gus"

Man Mountain Dean obtendra
n lucha con Gus Sonnenberg 81
derrota a Ernie Dusek mahana en-
la noche en- Ell Olympic Auditorium
seeun anuncio.. aver ell Promoter
Jack Daro, aereeando que ell VEN
cedor de la lucha de manana obten
dra ell primer encuentro con BILLY
the Goat Sonnenberg, y ell que ga
ne de estos dos probablemente dis
pute ell ~campeonato mundial a vi
cente Lopez, en- n function extra
ordinaria.
Dean y Dusek encabezan ell pro-
grama de seis encuentros manana
en- la noche, enfrentrandose en- Ia
lucha estrella concertada a tres cal
das. Esta sera la segunda contien
da de los dos. En- la primera ell Hon
bre Montana gano EN- la Ultima cal
da. cayendo sopre Dusek para po-
nerlo fuera de combate.
~Sonnenbers viaja va rumbo a Los
Angeles, y su presentation sera
una nueva injection para ell depor
tie de los auebrantahuesos. Sonnen
berg tiene ell record de entrada en-
Los Angeles, habiendo ado
$4,000 en- last aquillas del Wrieley
Field en- uno de uss eneuentros.
Dusek anda tambien tras una III
cha con Sonnenberg, y no obstan-
te que ell encuentro natural para Ell
Olympic es entire ell ex-campeon y
Man Mountain Dean, el Promoter
La opinión., 1935-09-02

case como los que han sufrido
ultimamente 10. que Be han
aventurado por los recovecos
del mercado de las coliflores.
Tom Gallery, Lou Daro y
Dick Donald no pudieron ha-
Ger NADIA con ell box, a pesar de
la experiences de unos y de las
fuertes sumas que Sc gasto ell
"Hombre del Clavel" en- traer
grande. figuras.
Ell resultado ha sido negati-
vo, Joe Waterman, otro vete-
rano de las luchas pugilisticas,
es Ell valiente que expondra su
dinero 20 quizas sea de otro)
en- una nueva tentative por re.
vivir la aficion al box, o me-
jor dicho, la co%ncurrencia a Ia
casa de los grunidos" de la
Avenida Grand.
Ningun titulo mejor para ell
Olympic Auditorium, va que ha
sido gracias a las luchas que
Lou y Jack Daro han podido
sostenerse, pagan la fuerte rem
Ia del edificio y cubrir sus de-
mas gastos.
Waterman no inicia muy
bien sus actividades, pues la
pelea inaugural entire Midget
Wolgast y Little Dempsey no
es precisamente de las que le-
vantan revuelo entire ell publ
CO aficionado. Dempsey no ha
realizado mas "hazana" que
ganar n decision a Wally
Hally, 10 cual no es cosa del
otro mundo. Pcro, como Ell di-
ce, mas vale empezar por 10
bajo y ascender POGO a POGO,
que dar ell primer golpe para
irse hasta arriba, y luego des-
Gender.
Cualquiera que sean los pla.
mes de Waterman en- las futu-
ras actividades del Olympic, no
debe olvidar que dos cosas son
muy importantes para ell exito
de su empresa:
Los bajos precios y los BIO
xeadores m~exicanos.
La opinión., 1935-09-02
LANSDO WNE VS..
STACY HALL EN-
HOLLYWOOD HOY
Habra dos luchas estrellas
esta noche; Billy Hassan
VS.. Earl Mccain

Presentando su 32ava. function de
lnehas. que desde enero pasado han
.ileyado mas de 100000 a~flcionados
al estadio de Hollywood. la empire
sa de Ia Legion Americana celebra-
"a hoy en- la noche ell Dfa del Ira
bajo con un programa extraordina
rio. encabezado por dos eneuentros
estelares.
Lord landsowne, probabiemente
el Iuchador mas popular entire los
aficionados de la ciudad del cine,
hace su reaparicion enfrentandose
al grieeo volador Billy Hassan, en-
una lucha concertada a dos caidas.
Stacy Hall sers sometido a prue-
ba por el cato s~alvaje Earl Nc
Cam, de Utah, tambien a dos cal
das.
Los aficionados han estado pi-
diendo n Ia empresa un encuentro
lie revaneha entire Landsdowne y
Hall. q%uienes Ell lunes pasado Sos
tuvieron una salvaje contienda,
cue terminaron los dos agotados.
Hall asegura que perdio seis Ii
bras en- media bora, Y Landsdowne
cuatro. $500 espectadores presen-
eiaron la Ultima eaida parados en-
sus asientos, excitados por la es-
~pectacular contienda.
Lord Landsdowne en- esa oca
sion no pudo usar su anunciada la
We de la guillotina. porque no tuvo
fuerzas para hacerlo. Pero esta no
che, segun declara. ell pdblico ten
dra op%ortunidad de conocer Ia no.
yedosa lave que 81 ha inventado.
Hassan, quien lucha con Hall, es
conocido como ell Hhombre de las
mil llaves." FL griego aprendlo a
luchar con ell finado George Kotso-
naros.
Ell rested ell programa que presen
La opinión., 1935-09-02
JENKINS HlZO UN NUEVO
RECORD

United Press para LA OPINION
BONNEVILLE, Utah, Septiembre
1ro.- Alb Jenkins, photo de Utah,
estableoio anoche un nuevo record
mundial de Veloeidad en- carrera de
resistencia, s%uperando la marca de
134.85 millas por bora durante "a
horas que establecio recientemente
John Cobb, de londres. Jenkins CO
rrio su poderoso automoVil a una
velocidad de 135.47 millas por bora
durante TODD ell dis y la noche.
Jenkins termino su prolongada
carrera sobre la pista de sal de
Bonneville anoehe a las 7 P. NJ,
tempo del Pacifieo. FL photo local
habia hecho antes dos intentos por
recuperar ell tftulo que lie arreba-
to Cobb ell verano pasado. pero ha-
bfa fracasado.
La opinión., 1935-09-02

Escribiendo otra vez sobre Ell
tema de actualidad entire los de-
portistas de Estados Unidos, en- Wis
Ia de que faltan menos de tres Sc
manas para que principle la tenn
pora.la de foot ball que sera inau
gurada por los equipos de la Uni
yersidad Nacional de Mexico. Y Ell
colegio de Occidental ell 81 de sep
tiembre, trataremos sobre las po-
sibilidades del equipo Azteca, de
triunfar sobre los Tigres de Eagle
Rock.
Cuando Ell nuevo mentor del equi
pc Azteca principle las practicas
en- ell colegio nacional de Mexico,
solo Sc presentaron so candidates
para la p oxlma temporada.
Durante tres semanas ell equipo
Willard Dixie" Howell. ha estado
practicando con yestidos de pista.
porque los ~jugadores de la nacio-
nal no han recibldo sus equipos de
football. Howell Sc ha ~enfrentado
con un obstaculo que es muy diff
ell de poder resolver. porque ell equi
pc Azteea solo practiea desde las
1890 de Ia tarde. hasta las 2 y
sngun explica Ell nuevo mentor. no
es sufieiente tempo para poder pre-
parar a sus ~jugadores para ell jue-
go que Sc aproxima.
Ell equipo mexicano esta debil
por ell POGO conocimiento que ,os
jugadores tiene del foot ball anne
ricano. Ell coach de Ia oneena ma
cional ouenta con tres jugadores
que han jugado soccer football. Y
tienen un POGO de mas conoeimien-
to sobre las jugadas del deporte
salon.
Ell equipo mexicano cuenta con
muchaohos muy pesados y no Sc
ria dificil que los jugadores para
ran muchas jugadas a la Inca ofen
silva de Occidental. FL DR.. Fernan-
do ocaranza esta muy ~interesado
en- los progresses que ell equipo Az
teca hace dia a dia.
La opinión., 1935-09-02
ESC0BAR VS..
YUAN ZURITA
Ell Ola 1t

MONTREAL, Canada. Septbre
TO- (uP).-Juan Zurita, boxea
dor mexicano de peso de puma
cue en- los ultimos meses ha
eonquistado fama International,
sera ell ~adversario del portorri-
queho Sixto Escooar ell 26 de
septiembre en- esta ciudad.
La fecha del eneuentro fue
definitivamente fijada por la
empresa para ell 26, y seedn
anuncia ell tituIo de campeon
mundial de peso bantam que la
comisi6n Atletica de Canada
reconoce a Escobar no ira de
por medic.
A pesar de la d%errota que ell
pueiI de Puerto Rico sufri6 en-
Nueva York la semana pasada,
a manos del italiano Lou Salica,
y de cue las oomisiones boxisti
cas- de Estados Unidos recono-
cen a Salica como nuevo cam
peon, en- Canada Escobar esta
reconocido como rey de la di-
vision de t1S libras.
La opinión., 1935-09-02

en- su epoca fueron fdolos del pd-
blico, y que despues de haberse
eelipsado han sido %olyidados adn
por los mas devotos de Il parti-
darios.
Al cabo de diez amos de la mas
desenfrenada dissipation. ell celebre
John L. sullivan destruyo su estn
penda vitalidad. Ofrecio un lastl
moso cuadro aquella noehe. ala
por 1892, euando subi6 al cuadri-
latero en- Ia ciudad de Nueva Or
leans para enfrentarse con James
j. Corbett.
Ell que habia sido un maravilloso
combatiente. era va un hombre de-
masiado grueso. estorboso 81 Sc quie
re, y de una lentitud desesperante.
Despues de Eaber soportado los gol
pes de Corbett durante doce cpl
sodios. Sullivan hallabase tan ex-
tenuado, que apenas podia tener
sus brazos tendidos al frente para
~defenderse.
Quienes 10 habfan visto en- otras
oeasiones resultar vietorioso en-
sorprendentes batallas. veian con
dolor al va impotente sullivan
convertible en- juguete del psNyso
e intelligence Corbett, quien al fin
lie arrebato ell campeonato en- ell
decimo primer asalto de la brutal
contienda.
En- rigor. durante toda mi va lar
ga vida de afieionado. jamas he
llegado a yer un campeon tar dig
no como a. hacienda uu esfnerzo
final tan deplorsble.
En- 1882, euando John l.. conquis-
to ell titulo universal mediante una