The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
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~ John Hjeos
Isham Hall, Bismarck fight
promoter, Is dropping hints about
= card to be, which he promises
is due to come up soon Al
though Isham hasn't had any
thing definite to say, he has
whispered stage-fashion that
Verne Patterson, tough young
Chicago fighter, will be one Of
the principals in the main 30 -.
And the other will be Dick
Demaray, the Capital City boy
Demaray covered himself
with glory in the eyes Of Mill City
fans last week despite losing TO
hard-punching, speedy, Jimmy
Clark, former Golden Gloves
champ, according to word from
there.
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MORE MONEY AT HOME
Despite the fact that the cauli-
flower sport has been experiencing
a revival in the Twin Cities, and par
ticularly in Minneapolis, Hall says
he'd rather have his boys fight In Bis
narck or other smaller cities In the
Northwest :. There's more money in
it. asserts Hall, who explains that the
fans In the big city don't turn out
like you might expect them to unless
you import pair Of national head
liners !. And then there's not much
left over for the preliminary boys
-. Out here on the prairies the boys
don't hold out for the big n m e
fighters =. They're satisfied II they
see some good fast action with plenty
OF solid punching and the real old
college try -. which is what they're
always asusred Of when Gentleman
Dick Is In one corner :. Hence his
popularity out here.
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WHO IS THIS PATTERSON? .-
Patterson would be just the man
to insure against Dick having TO
carry the battle all the way -.
According to press reports, the
ebony Chicagoan has plenty Of
good sharp punch in either his
right or left hand, and is about
rs fast-moving rs they come -.
Since turning professional he has
won approximately SO fights while
losing only seven or eight, Hall
said And in 1886 he was .
winner with the United States
Olympic team.
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THEY'RE RAMBLERS, TOO
underwood's Independent basket
ball quintet isn't the only one In this
part Of the country that has the
nick name "Ramblers" Glen
Ullin's independents have adopted the
same "trade-name" -. Lawrence
Muggli was elected manager and Bill
Pfau co-manager at the organization
meeting -. And Joseph Kokkeler
will assist them Veterans who are
out for the team, In addition to Mug
gil, Pfau and Kokkeler, are Ray
Meissner, Adolph Mossbrucker, Nor
man Elton. Clinton Bullamore, Alex
Muggli, Ray Wilmes. Clarence
SCHNEIDER, Frank Youngheim, Ray
Haring, Otto Mugli, and Victor Lut-
gen.
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JUDsON CLUB ELECTS
Henry Toepke has been elected
president and Fred Thiel vice presi-
dent Of the Judson rifle club +. (.
Other officers are Bob Michaels,
treasurer, and Ernest Wendt, execu-
tive officer Plans for the coming
year and for membership drive were
discussed at the meeting New
members already signed up are H. g..
Fett, Albert Borchardt, Warren Thiel,
Walter johnson and Bruno Just
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HONORS FOR DOBRLER
Linton fans aren't forgetting Wal
ter Dobler. all-state football player
who was the toast Of the town during
the football season Dobler was
presented with a gold wrist watch
following the st. Mary's-Linton bas-
ketbal game last week Superin-
tendent Of Schools B. q. Gustafson
made the presentation Of the watch,
which was given him by friends In
The city. =.
DEATH FOR THE MAGPIES
'Sdeath for magjies and coyotes In
Emmons county when Fred Petrie
and r. H. Kinsey 60 afield with their
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