Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-24
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Training
Camps

champion, DICK sullivan, Is training,
would quickly remove any such i'm
preston. 'sssN
The big crowd that visits the gym
nasium daily is always rewarded by
seeing some fine, lively scrapping
that makes the fans come to their
feet In delight. Yesterday afternoon
the usual crowd rolled up to watch
the middleweight at work, and as
Dick took on no less than three men
for two rounds each, and was not
sparing in his hand outs of stoush,
things were very willing for u
while.
The first man to face Sullivan was
our old Marathon friend, Dial Fahy,
and as soon as the word Time" was
uttered the festive Dial proceeded to
work with a rush, and passed out
the wallop In great style. Sullivan
let Fahy hit away for a while and
then suddenly started tapping the
long one on the smeller.
Fahy did his best with the pillow
cases, but, Notwithstanding the
fierce expression he assumed as he
tried to land on the champion, he
did no damage during the time he
was on the floor.
As soon as Fahy had retired tron
active participation in the glove act.
Miller, the husky dough puncher
from the Fort, put on the mitts with
Sullivan. This Miller is a wonder.
II all accounts are true he never
had a pair of gloves on until week
or so ago, and yet he shaped up In
style to Sullivan and made a very
good impression with the fans.
Miller is husky looking fellow and
can land a punch with the best of
them when there is an opening.
He and Sullivan went two rounds,
and the champion gave the soldier
as the two spared around the ring.
or course Sullivan never let loose a
real solid punch. but one caress that
he administered to Miller's kau kau
department made the soup juggler
squirm.
However. Miller Is the makings OF
"a real good man at the fight game,
and II is to be hoped that he may
get an opportunity before long to
show the public what he can do In
the roped arena.
After allowing Miller to retire
Sullivan took on Fulton, tall,
loosely built young fellow. who has
u bad habit of boxing with his
mouth wide open.
Fulton was determined TO get in at
| least one punch on the champion
and as soon as the men shook hands
dashed out and landed on Dicks
head. The champion looked sur
, prised, in fact almost pained, and
quickly shifting his feet, slapped a
rip shorter into Fulton's wind that
doubled that gentle pug up like d
jack-knife. Wow" he grunted
Not so hard, Dick, old man; you'll
spoil my bellows, sure"
After encountering Richards
wicked left. Fulton closed with hin
and hung Oh most affectionately
The soldier certainly seemed yer!
fond of Dick. and the latter would
lean down, and, winding his arm
around the body of his sparrinl
partner, whack him on the nose o
any other place he imagined he hat
overlooked before.
Fulton, however, was game, an,
used to stand up as well as he coul
to that rapid and deadly left o
Dicks. Sullivan seldom uses hi
sleep-producing right in training, a
least not on his sparring partners
and It is well that It is so. for ther
Is lot of weight behind that FIST
and the man who gets 1t properly
not going to worry about things 4
general for at least a minute or tw
after connecting with It.
Sullivan looks In the pink Of con
dition and is already down to 10
pounds. His skin shines like satir
and his eye is as clear as a babes
he will take of another pound O
two during the coming week an
should step into the ring on July
In the very best possible condition
After boxing with the three me
yesterday Sullivan skipped. shado'
spared and played with the med
cine ball for while. Heine Is al
tending to Sullivan's rubbing dowr
etc, and is getting in some fin
work.
There can be no complaint on tn
score of condition when Sulliya
and Cordell step into the ring, O