Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1902-11-26

olpn'ull uhuei tHt Hdudbtlutut VI d.
G. Cohen.
The Thanksgiving bout at the Or
pheum tomorrow night promises to DC
big affair and, being the only pub
lie entertainment, should draw an i'm
mense house.
The contestants are all In the pink
Of condition, having trained faithfully
for the events, and, as each contest
will be between men of equal weight
and cleverness, the matches should
prove very exciting and furnish ali
the elements desired by the sport
loving public.
Riley and Harris will go in the ring
weighing 100 pounds each and both are
determined to win, as the victor is to
be matched against Weday.
This should really prove the best
match ever made here, as the men are
both strong and clever. Harris has
never yet had a chance to show what
he can do, as he has heretofore defeat.
ed his man with ridiculous ease.
Riley, on the other hand, is a good,
strong boxer who has won many
matches and, while he is at present
virtually unknown. is apt to prove that
he has the material in him to make
him the coming man for local cham
pionship honors.
Kennard, who was up against too
much weight in his previous match.
has this time in DeLyle an antagonist
nearer his size and will have q better
opportunity to show what he can do;
while. on the other hand, DeLyle, who
has improved wonderfully under jim
ME Foxs tuition, will mix matters
from the start and will give Kennard
a hot argument.
This match will prove very spectac-
ular and will keep the audience in sus.
pense until the finish.
One OF the other bouts will be be-
tween Young Jeffries and Young Fitz-
simmons, two little bantam weights
of 10 pounds each.
Lowrie VS.. Manoa, two feather.
weights of 100 pounds each, and Snow
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l4O pounds, should both prove good
goes, as they are all matched with a
view of making the contests even and
exciting from start to finish.
The arrangements for the affair are
all complete-the same postless ring
and padded floor will be used. and ev.
cry precaution has been taken to make
the affair success from every point
OF view.
| As to the luau Of the Republicans to
the Hawaiians on the Hackfeld wharf,
preparations are being made for the
accommodation OF twenty-five hundred
or more people. 1t Is not expected that
there will be more than that number
present as the nature Of the day and
the presence of tn enatives at other
places would naturally reduce the at.
tendance. The cooking is all being
done over at the house or Senator w.
G. Achi in Kapalama. The committee
feels perfectly confident that there will
be plenty to eat and plenty to carry
away.
The football game between the Puma
hous and Maile.Ilimas on the campus
at Oahu College will be most exciting
as these two aggregations are very
evenly matched fact that was shown
In the first game OF the season when
the collegians won by a questionable
goal. Both teams have been practic-
ing hard for the struggle and will play
a game that will be well worth look
ing at. F. M. Brooks and C. A. Els
ton will alternate as referee and UNI
pire. The linesmen will be chosen on
the field.
There was a move on hand yester-
day to have the game of football out
on the polo field in Kapiolani park but
at a meeting of the league yesterday
afternoon, II was found that this
would not be practicable. Last year,
the football boys took In $3.50. They
were willing this year TO take $3.50
from the polo men and play the game
at the park but satisfactory arrange
ments along this line could not be
made so the matter was dropped and
the game will take place on the campus
at Oahu College as had been previously
arranged.
Play will start at 23O O'Clock sharp
so as to allow the people who so desire
to get out to the polo game. The band
will be present and Immediately at the
conclusion OF the game, the boys will
start out for Kapiolani park. 1t is
probable that in case the football game
is a little late in starting, the polo
men will not start their game until the
crowds arrive. Everyone is anxious to