The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1902-01-25
FOR TODAY
TO SUIT EVERY
BODYs TASTE.
Yachting. Baseball Football Polo.
Boxing and Bowling VIII All Claim
Their Share of Patronage.

Boxing and Bowling VIII All Claim
Their share of Patronage.
There is enough variety of sport i'm
Inland today to please the tastes Of
| Everybody there being few citizens
/ who do not have some learning tow
Iards one branch or other of athletics.
! Honolulu is thoroughly metropolitan i'm
her sporting prOClivitles taking I'm praC-
tcally every sport with the exception
| Of ice yachting, skating, tobogganing
and other sports that the climate pro-
hibits.
Today will see every form Of local
sport except golf Yachting, polo,
baseball indoor and field football, box
ing and bowling are all represented.
BOXING EXHIBITION.
! A protest against the boxing exhibit
| ton given by Denver Ed Smith this
evening over the club stables has been
made by the Anti-SaloOn League. but
has been overruled by Attorney Cen
eral Dole who does not consider the en-
tertainment prohibited by the statute.
4 The program will therefore be put
/ through i'm it's entirely the police being
/ i'm attendance to prevent any actual
/ fighting instead of purely exhibition
boxing for points.
The protest has helped as an excel
lent advertisement for the entertain
ment which will start at $50 Some
new features have been added to the
program including Jim Fox, whose
ankle is now said to have completely
recovered from its strain of some
months since. The events scheduled
are as follows:
Denver" Ed smith VS.. Con Nc
ICarthy, heavyweight champion of the
navy.
Jack Hector, welterweight champion
of Maine, VS. Sailor Wilson, lightweight
champion of Illinois
Jack Corfield, the MOhican terror, VS..
Jack King, middleweight champion Of
Missouri
Bill Hubbard VS.. kid" Darlington
Joe Gonsalves, lightweight champion
Iof PunchbowL VS.. John Andrews, mid
Idleweight champion Of Madeira.
Jim Fox, lightweight champion Of
California VS.. The Unknown.
Spider Jackson VS.. Jack Weeday.
Herbert VS.. Thomas of the L. 5. S.
MOhiCan.
The above contests will be of four
rounds duration.
restling-Nagasaki VS.. Tanaka, for
the Japanese wrestling championship
,Of Honolulu.
Demetrius Gambrinus Camarinos will
act as Master of Ceremonies.
The tournament will take place i'm the
hall over the Club Stables on Fort
/ street.
The Attorney Generals opinion sent
to the High Sheriff reads as follows;
) MY attention has been called to the
boxing contest advertised for tOmOr-
row evening" WIN tne eIueS, , Una
Such aCtloh pc I'd lake.. as u Ii Jaw auyl loI =
rs NhdpCe 90 vi ~ ~ eIial -" Nf - vi
is the fighting of two or more persons
III Puouc pace anu IlciuueS any
prize fight or other premedidated con-
TGLlIIon NileLe no WeGI"liS aIe uS,
w noeNeI taxes pa l. III II, sl0ou !iS - .
Vi pIot'loleS an 'illaS VI 10 W ~ -, ~ ~
6gbt ~, or5a1, nraT,adita ted co Cr'i ion
! shall be punished by fine not exceeding
five hundred dollars or by imprisOn-
ment at hard labor not more than six
months
THE definition Of ARRAY given in the
, statute is the same as the common law
definition. Wilkes VS.. Jackson, n. q
NJ 355; O'Neill VS. State, Is Ala, Co.
THE title of the chapter, ARRAY re-
stricts it, / think, to fighting. The
words or other premedidated conten-
ton, are clearly used for the purpose
of preventing an evasion of the spirit
of the law by any technical or narrow
construction of the words prize fight
J The statute, in my opinion, does not
prohibit an exhibition OF strength OF
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souebt to disable or iniure an oppo.
nent; but l think a sufficient police
force i'm the charge pf a discreet and
fearless officer should be ready to stOT
liz peremptOrily i'm case it passes the
limits imposed by law"
POLO At THE PARK