Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-22
COrdell Is In
Fine Form
Now

1
was watched by "A big bunch OF
fans. His work consisted Of shadow
sparring, skipping and a couple OF
bouts with Rattan and Richards.
The stout marine is coming along |
In style and is gradually getting |
back his wind, and at the same time !,
fixing little Mary" up for q con-
test to a finish.
Rattan knows q good deal about !
the fight game. and Is at all times |
willing and able to take care Of him
self. He went three rounds with |
Cordell and kept the middleweight
going some all the time. His block
ing was good and he lead in excl
lent style, although at times he was
a trihe slow.
Cordell showed that he is rapidly
getting into the best OF form and is
both looking and feeling well. Jack
has a beautiful left and used II with
great effect on Rattan. His right
has an awful wallop in It, and he
is afraid to let Il go In training. as,
after putting Sam to sleep last week,
he never knows how to hit light
enough.
After Rattan had had his share
of sparring Richards came on and
went a few rounds with Cordell.
Richards kept boring In all the time.
and Cordell had to put In that beau
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stop the pocket Hercules from get
ting too close.
The fight on Saturday week Is go.
ing to be a shorter from the tap of
: the gong. and whilst It lasts thee
will be something doing all the time
for sure
, The preliminaries are not yet set
tied, as the go between Sarconi and
Terry has for some reason been
called on Terry Is 4 good little
man. and one that the public wodl |
, like to zee once more In the squared
circle. Sarconi, too. is a rafting
y good man for a willing scrap, ana
anyone who remembers how he wad-
y ed into Marathon JACKSON would
like to see him again In action.
vi The sale Of tickets will begin soon.
n and. from present appearances. It
e would seem as II tremendous
ii house will greet the popular Dick
Is and Jack.
q +*+*+***+*<*$<*$+
- has the best man 10 some branch OF
the sport.
N Taking It altogether. the prospect
=, IL most pleasing, and this Fourth In
40 Hilo will be as good or, IL possible
49, better than any previous celebration
=, and that will be going some sure.
The program for Monday, thu
hfth. Is as follows:
1. Half-mile free for all. Purs'
:, H25.
40 2. Three-Quarter mile, Hawaiian
80 bred. Merchants Stake. Maidens
" Purse $500.
3. One and one-quarter mil
80 Merchants Stake, free for all. Clos
ed with Ave nominations as follows
=, l.. Warren. McLennon. Brughell
No John oRourke and japanese Littl
Joker. Purse $500.
4. Mile heats. 2 in 3. free-for-al
-, trot or pace owners to drive. Purs
y, $3.50.
~. s. Three-quarters mile japanese
=, free for all. Purse $3.50.
-, 6. Three-Quarters mile, Hawaii
w An breds. Purse $3.50.
"a Z. Three-quarters mile. free fe
all. Purse $3.50.
8. Half mile, japanese horses. l
"a hands. Purse $50.
8. Half mile. Cowboys. Purs
~, SIS.
10. Mile relay race. Purse 81
Bronco riding. Purse $40.
II. Five-eighths mile. free fo
w. all. Purse $3.50.
Four or more to enter. three G
more to start, unless otherwise spec
:, fed.
~ Entries close June 26 at 6 p. m.
80 Soccer football game oahu v
he HawaiD. Kennedy cup and 81
prize.
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