Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-07-22
Husky SchIossberg
In 4th Round
Knocks Patton Cold
HUIHUI DEFEATED BY PENDERGRAST
SAILOR ROBERTS TACKLES A TARTAR

Taplu succession, ITenueTgaSt put III
a left to the jaw, another to the body,
and a right hook to the heart, follow
ed by two swift lcfts to the jaw, and
a right swing to the same spot, which
floored Huihui. He took the count.
The sailor boy missed well-meant
left swing, and Huihui stalled out
the round.
Prendergast made a desperate try
for knockout in the sixth and last
round. Both missed the first passes,
and then Prendergast put a straight
left to the body. Huihui met his
face lightly with a left jab. Prem
dergast kept jabbing, until he found
a chance, and shot in right and left
to the jaw, and another left, and a
Furnishing right hook. Huihui was
on the run. Bill appeared stronger
for a while, but was quickly floored
by right and left to the corner of his
jaw. He took the count and had
barely staggered to his feet when
the gong sounded, saving him, 1t
seemed, from certain knockout.
Referee McFadden held up Prem
dergast's arm, declaring him the win
ner. Three cheers were given for the
sailor by the jackies who filled the
building.
MAIN 60
Round 1-They spar for an ad-
vantage. Patton jabbed his left to
the face. Schlossberg followed with
a left swing to the jaw. He put
right cross to the ear. The sailor
found Patton's wind with two left
hooks. He jabbed his left to the face
and followed with a stiff hook to the
jaw. Patton was covering up for the
most part. Schlossberg tried wide
swing and missed by a foot. He put
light one into the solar plexus as
the gong sounded.
Round 2-Patton jabbed in a short
left. Schlossberg was fighting for
the wind all through. He jabbed to
the jaw. Schlossberg closed in, and
swung right and left to the jaw, Pat
ton countering with a right smash
to the kidneys. Schlossberg followed
his man relentlessly, presently put.
ting right hook with oceans OF
steam into Patton's ribs. They mix
ed, the local man getting punished
severely. The sailor missed a vicious
swing, throwing himself off his feet.
He put a left to the pit of the stom-
ach, and then the men exchanged
lefts. Patton found the sailors wind
and Schlossberg countered with left
to the jaw.
Round 3-Patton hooked his right
to the face. Schlossberg swung his
left to the jaw. Patton shot his left
straight to Schlossbergs chin, and
ducked counter. Schlossberg rush
ed in, shooting two lefts to the face
in rapid succession, and fighting Pat
ton through the ropes with rain of
blows to the face and body. Patton
covered up. Schlossberg was boring
in all the time, fighting for Mikes
wind. Patton put in two uppercuts
to the heart. but he was not strong
enough to punish. Schlossberg con-
tinually jabbed to the stomach. and
closed the round fighting the life out
OF his opponents midsection.
Round 4-Schlossberg sprang from
his corner at the tap OF the gong,
and rushed Patton off his feet and
through the ropes. He put over a
hard left to the face, and Patton went
to the floor under lunging right
swing which found the point of his
chin. He tried to rise at the count
of nine, but failed, rolling over,
clearly out.