The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 30, 1919, Page 6

iS TI — BiSMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JUNE 36, 1919, LRA RA 6 RICHARDS, DARK, HORSE ENTRY, IS AH- JES INTHE > THIS ELECTRICALLY HEATED CHAMBER WILL KEEP ME WARM C'MON You ‘ WeN-HEH™ ICE TODAY Ice! SPECIAL BARGAIN -~ 100 POUNDS FOR A TWTNEY! i'M AN ICEBERG ON WHEELS- HEH -HEI Now = ie tue Y DONT STOP HIM, ALL BETS ARE 5 OFF: OHO, LIQUID AIR EH? ~- iD, BeTreR GET SET FOR DICKINSON CHIEF Well Known Banker, Forme Member of District Draft Board, President up until w opinion Mat McGinley would be the contend for the ex the new government The vote for president wi 3: Richards, 422; White, 3 y, 87. only he offi h only four 2 was consid- who would win ket gotten into Aion By commisione could be elected. erable ation L, Reichert, Mack. 3 1 that H. t would be high man, as peared on every ballot, whether scored 560 votes. came next with Heaton broke up the ment and landed thir Jay Teed polled 437, only 421, losing F. L. 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That is the one big point of specu- lation’ onthe July 4th championship bout at Toledo, itis the question ‘th 50,000. boxing fans will pay around $400,000 to have: answered. i The question cannot be answered ‘before the men meet. in the ring at Bay View’ -Park on Independence Day, but the pictures in the layout above, taken by Bob Dorman, at To- ledo, should give you some food for thought. Bill Tate, giant negro, about as tall and big as Willard and with a reach a half inch greater, is one of the irt- teresting men to watch-in Jack Demp- sey’s camp..° When Jack and Bill climb into the ring the fans at the training camp sit-up and take notice. ‘For Bill isn’t so easy’to hit:as some of the other sparring partners Demp- sey has mauled around the squarred circle, And one must admit Willard is a better man than Tate. Tate’s long arms sticking straight out from the shoulders have more than once proved’a barrier hard for Dempsey to break. Tate is clever on the defense. And once in a while he lands on ‘Jack, too. Of course, Jack has “hit: Tate, but not so often as he does the others in his camp. - , Dempsey, his manager, and his trainers appreciate the great advant- age Willard ‘has in physique, but they believe and general aggressiveness will get lim .past- the champion’s left. And: if he does get by, as they predict, his blows ‘will sting. Those who have:been ‘hit by Demp- sey will swear his blows are the hard- et they've ‘ever felt.. Such blows will hurt the champion if they land clean- One or two of them, no doubt, would slow ‘up ‘Jess, and make it easier for the third or fourth to land. And, of course, Willard can hit, too. He will be & busy man while Jack’ is trying to batter down his defense, Willard can hit mighty hard. Any man who weighs 250 pounds and has the gigantic stature of Willard will make a dent when he hits his target. Dempsey has a good defense, but He hasn't had to. His offense has’ been so cy- clonic that his opponents always was kept busy trying to block or sidestep his punches. This time’ Dempsey will have to use a defense. Willard will be fighting. A good little man and a good big man are to meet. Is the ‘good little man good enough. to whip the good big man. Willard is old. He's at the age— somewhere over 35—when champions are dethroned. But Willard started late, has lived cleanly, and perhaps should not be judged by ‘his years. It should be a corker of a fight and one to keep the fans on their toes all the while it lasts. ITES.-STINGS Wash the surface with hou: he a mona or | VICK'S VAPORUSS "YOUR BODYGUARD" - SOF, GO Dempsey’s~ speed, footwork | That one-connected. 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