Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-05
Reilly Stops Weber
BY Generalship
In the Fourth Round
B0QUES WINS IN 9TH OVER MACK

introduced Jack McFadden, whom
everyone knows" who also challeng-
eg the winner of the coming con-
test. Joe Leahy was introduced, and
challenged any lightweight in the
Islands. He was dubbed as the
champion amateur featherweight Of
the Pacific Coast.
Reilly entered the ring first, amid
cheers from the house, and took the
corner nearest the audience. Weber
followed him Immediately into the
ring. They were introduced, and
weights announced as 1873 pounds.
Mike Patton was announced as1tans-
keeper. -..sS
The Bout by Rounds
Round One-They shake hands.
Reilly jabs with his left to the face
twice, and they clinch. Reilly jabs
twice again, and they clinch. He
jabs. and again they clinch. Weber
sends his left to the jaw. and they
clinch. Reilly ducks left lead. and
jabs Weber in the face. Reilly
shoots in left and right to the head,
and ducks a wild rush. Weber scores
with n light left to the face. Reilly
jabs. with his left, jabs, jabs, jabs.
until Weber misses a wild right and
they clinch. Reilly sends hard left
to the body and uppercuts his man In
the face with the same wicked hand.
They clinch again, and Weber stalls
out the round. The men are break
ing clean at the word of the referee.
Round Two-Weber blocks two
left jabs, but Reilly shoots over left
Ito the chin. to the stomach, and to
the face again in quick succession.
They clinch, and Reilly comes out
jabbing again. He counters Webers
lead with a left to the body and right
and left straight to the face. Weber
Iputs his right to the ear. Reilly
Icloses the round In a whirlwind Of
blows, sending his left to the chin,
his right and left to the face, jabbing
Iagain and again, and swinging his
fright on the head. He jabs Weber
four times before the other can move.
and that implacable left is darting
out into Weber's face with terrific
regularity and the speed of chain
lightning as the gong sounds, with
the beatenf man bleeding profusely,
and staggering into clinch, almost
out, as the time OF respite comes.
Gong Saves Weber
Round Three-Reilly comes out
jabbing. He scores six times on Web
er's face, and changes on to wide
left to the body that hurts. But
Weber comes back gamely with his
last flash in the pan. He sends in
two right crosses to the face. Reilly
comes at him fiercely. Every blow in
the catalogue Is sent into the unfor-
tunate Weber. Reilly Is working for
the body, and Weber hanging on. try
ing to save himself. But 1t seems
that he can't by any means get away
from Reilly's terrible fists. The gong
saves Weber, who Is being beaten
about the ring mercilessly.
The Knockout
Round Four-Reilly sails in hard.
His first jab losses Weber's head.
They clinch. and Reilly sends In a
left to the face, following with rush
that has Weber staggering wildly in
to a clinch. Again he goes after
Weber hard, and the beaten one
clinches to ward of the inevitable.
He is weak. As they square away
: from the clinch, Reilly sinks his
fright with plle-driver force into the
stomach, and Weber leans against
him, gasping, going to the floor, un-
der a volley of rights and lefts. He
|. takes the count. and as he comes up
he is met with left that fairly
lcracks as II meets his chin. The left
darts out again, and stunning right
shot out straight to the chin drops
him. Weber is counted out.
A goodly crowd attended. The
show was excellently managed. and
In every way clean and most salts
; factory exhibition, characteristic OF
: the usual good exhibitions given by
y ~.