Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-27
Credit To
Promoter
Big Boxing Show Is
Arranged VERY
LIeverI,

Jack McF'adden is keeping ut his
boxing enough to remain in the best
of trim through this week, while
Reilly, the other principal to the big
,i5-round match which is on for the
end of the week, is about through
with this department of the work.
Yesterday he boxed four rounds with
Willis. showed Bukue, 152 pounds,
around for four rounds, shadow-boS-
cd, skipped the rope, and went
through the stomach--hardenlng
stunts. Both men are now going
through the tapering-down process.
Reilly cuts out hard boxing today. Il
can make the weight easily, with
room to spare. II wanted to-" says
Jack. And Reilly is now at that
stage where mans muscles stand
out clean and free from Il surplus
ounce of flesh.
In short. both men are at the top
notch of condition, ready and wait
ing for the big go of Saturday night.
Minor Lights Working
Meanwhile, the men who will fur
nish the preliminaries, all of whom
are popular and well known in the
LoXing world here, are working into
fix In one place or another. Wahi-
lani ut the Kakaako Athletic Club,
where he has the benefit of the in
struction of the Young Swan; Nc
ICollough at Fort SKATER; and Willis
at the boat-house; they are all work.
ing.
Well Arranged
The arrangement of this show re-
fleets great credit on Promoter Fred.
Smith. II is rather unique for this
lplaCe in number of respects. In
the first place, few main events here
Iare over 10 rounds in length. which
is too long for short bout, properly
IGpeaking, but not long enough to try
iCut the man with the stamina. But
1.-THE Is rounds offered by this promo
tier at the Central Athletic Club will
have all the points which make long
bouts popular, without being long
onough to weary the spectator.
Then. the arrangement OF the pre-
liminaries is happy. Eight rounds
for carefully boxed go, where the
men will at times have to lie back on
their oars and use generalship, and
Ia around affair, which ought to be
fateful bell. II all offers variety of
Entertainment very happily arranged.
Fine Arena
The arena of the Central Athletic
Club Is in the open air, cool, and with
a good ring, The entrance is at the
merry go-round on Hotel street.
Besides having the attraction of
being in the open air, where 1t is
cool and the gentle zephyrs blow,
this arena has further inducements
to offer In the way of good arrange
ments. The ring Is one of the best
in the city, postless and solid under
foot. The seats will be roped Off in
Elections, and the spectators shown to
their places by corps of competent
ushcrs. In fact, the match Is to be
made the classy go of ring history
here, and all the side arrangements
are To be put up to the same high
standard.
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But, then, wrestler who can go
with the worlds best must be a 81
ant, and that is all there is to it.
, Must Be Good
As Roller remarked recently to an
admirer who said he was good. THAT
Is what ! want to be. I've got to be
, good to go up against Gotch and
that's all there is to 1t. And ] in
, tend to get in the best fix right
here"
Mitsuke, the Japanese wrestler,
who Is spoken OF AS an opponent for
Roller, Is now In town. II is further
limited that Roberts is not at all ad-
verse to the match, though Roberts
has not yet spoken for himself In the
, matter. Whatever the men think
about it, there is one thing certain
the public is ready for this show at
. any time. Is there a sport, or a man
interested in the question of physical
health and stamina and development
in this city, who would not be more
than glad to see this physician and
splendid exponent of physical perfec-
ton. at work? A good many of the