The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-06-03
DEMON EASY
FOR SULLIVAN
Large Crowd Witness
Three Good
Contests.

Joe Silva, the Punchbowl Demon, is
not 50 much of a demon after all.
In a rude house fight the Portuguese
could probably leave marks upon any
of the local fight cult. When it comes
to the ethical side of the game. how
ever, nit. with a large n.
In three rounds last night, Sullivan
made Silva think that he had been
caught in a feed chopper. He looked
the part. anyway when the Frisco lad
had finished with him.
1t was a splendid house that flied
the Orpheum and the card was worthy
of the crowd. There was fierce fighting
and knockout in all three events and
the best man won at least two out of
the three bouts
All sam got his good and conclusive
~ when he stacked up against Young
Barry. The Chinaman can fight a lit
tie. Barry knows nothing of the art
Of boxing, He has the waIIop. how
ever, and the wallo9 won.
Bill Huihui was chased to the tall
and uncut by Sailor Morch who is a
better fighter than he has been given
credit for. Bill showed last night that
he is strictly all in. so-lons, Bill.
Morch is wonder when it comes to
putting dents in brown meat.
AS was expected. Sullivan brought
the kale home easily enough in his little
affair with Silva. The latter is as
strong as a bull and dropped Sullivan
laddie. however, did not give the ref
cree chance to do sums over him.
YOUNG BARRY VS.. All SAM.
McFadden the Jack opened the ball
with a tasty speech and refereed the
curtain-raiser. The weights We're 125
pounds and scheduled duration of bout,
four rounds.
All Sam made a whirlwind start and
in half a minute sent Barry to the
boards with right and left swing.
This performance was almost imme-
diately duplicated. Barry sent the
to the ropes with a heavy
swing which made his mouth bleed.
Barry was groggy in the second but
dazed Sam with a chance whirl. Barry |
went down from body punch and the |!
gong saved him.
Both were dog tired in the third. Sam |
went in to finish Barry off and looked |
A certain winner when Barry landed !
flush in the jaw with a dspairing |
swing and All Sam dropped like a /
og. his head striking the floor with a
whack. He was carried
from the ring and was out several
minutes
HUIHUI VS.. MORCH.
Conditions, ten rounds at 145 pounds,
,lean break and not hitting in the
,reakaway.
A contingent from Kakaako was be-
lind Huihui. who looked well but a
bit on the soft side. Morch was es-
luired by boys from his ship, the L.
!. s Manning.
Huihui opened clever,y, blocking
nd ducking well. Morch forced mat
ers and had a shade the best Of the
initial round. His right and left swings
eemed To feaze Bill but the latter get
couple of stiff swings home To the
eek. He looked to have Morch in ,
roubIe at one period of the round.
The native did good work in the sec
nd round and used his left effectively.
Torch was cautioned for hitting in the
Inches. It was an even break.
Mcrch opened the third with a hand d
light To the body. Both men did some =.
lid swinging. Bill sent his left to the
louth and blocked some hard swings.
Torch again showed an inclination to I
it in the clincheS. r
In the fourth Huihui was dropped i
vice with heart blows. He went down I
gain from right TO the jaw and the I
ong proved to be his salvation.
HuihuTs left pepper was almost clos f
I as he toed the scratch in the fifth.
orch sent him down for the count &
18th q right to the jaw and another to +
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