The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-19
CRAML|NC fouls
R|YCH|E, JUDGES
CALL BOUT EVEN
Bat McDanieIs Scores TeChni-
cal Knockout Over Lee
Thompson in Third
LARSON OUTPOINTS MORAN
Herman Deathridge Kayoes Ted
Hall With left Hand Punch
to Side Of Head
Decisions


marck drew with Ernie Potter.
Fort Lincoln, l0).
Rusty Granting. Bismarck.
drew with fluffy Ritchic, Steele.
a..
Bat McDaniels. Bismarck. won
on a technical knockout from Lee
Thompson, Dawson. t3).
Swede Larson, jamestown. out
pointed Billy Moran. Billings.
a..
Herman Dcathridgc. Fort Lin
coin, knocked out Ted Hall, Bis
marck, t2).
Wild Bill Hasselstrom. leading 10
ral heavyweight. and Ernie Potter,
Fort Lincoln titleholder. fought ten
bristling rounds TO a draw in the
headline bout of the Bismarck Boxing
associations card here Thursday
night.
The semi -vindup also ended even.
Rusty Granting, stablenlatc Of Has
.elstroms, clearly outpointed "Tuffy
Ritchie Of Steele bat the judges ruled
the Capital City weltcrweight had
fouled seven times during the four
rounds and called the bout a draw,
The Fort Lincoln soldier reversed
his tactics in Thursdays affair and
the result was better than on either
Of two previous meetings with the
aggressive local scrapper.
Losing two decisions when he wad-
ed in and slugged it out with Hassel-
strom, Potter stayed away during
THURSDAYS bout. kept a long left hand
continually in Hasselstrom's face ana
riled up enough points to get an even
break in the Judges decision despite
Wild Bills forcing the fight all the
way and having the better OF the IN
fighting.
Hasselstrom Al Loss
Hasselstrom, little mystified by
Potters waiting tactics. was at loss
as how to open up on the soldier ana
the first four rounds were tame affairs
compared to the previous encounters
when both slugged steadily from the
opening gong.
Opening up in the fifth, Potter fol-
lowed his left jabs with couple OF
long rights that found their mark
End Hasselstrom S nose was bleeding
freely at the end of the round. Wild
ELL took tIlc sixth by wide margin
and opened up q cut over Ernle's lett
eye Just before the round ended.
During the last four rounds there
was more of the glve-and-take that
characterized their previous meetings
but neither could hurt the other bad
" and the exchanges were about even.
Ditchie made game stand against
t,.a superior punching power oi
Granting but tired rapidly in the
second round and lost the last two
on wide margins. The Steele scrap
par was reeling badly at the final
bell but continued to stay on his feet
and occasionally jolted Granting with
hard rights.
NIcDaniels Kayoes Thompson
Bat McDaniels. formerly of Wilton
but recently added to Isham Halls
stable. took lot OF punishment from
the long left arm of Lee Thompson Of
Dawson before he finally got in close
enough to put the Dawson fighter out
Of commission in the third round
Thompson went down for nine
count in that round but managed to
get up on his feet and was ready to
carry on the bout when his seconds
threw in the towel
Swede Larson of Jamestown kept
BILLY Moran of Billings at bay with
his superior reach and had the Mon
tsna fighter swinging wildly at the ali
during a good portion of their bout
Moran, whenever he could get close
used heavy body attack with telling
effect. Larson took the bout on q
good margin.
Herman Deathridge Of Fort Lincoln
utilized nice right hand in whip.
ping Ted Hall of Bismarck, Wait.
ing for his opportunities, Deathridgt
finally clipped Hall with hard left
alongside the head as Hall came
out Of clinch in the second round
The Bismarck boy went down ane
was counted out.
Jim and George Bounds of ForI
Lincoln fought in the four round
no-decision curtain raiser.
Referees were Mel Elgle, Rec
Schaefer and Freddy hatcher. D.
Shipley did the announcing. Judge!
were Frank Barnes, Captain Johr
Lytle and Carl Nelson.