The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1909-03-26
Sports |
GREAT LOCAL
CARD ARRANGED

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bouts ono atmund go. and nu eight.
/ round main event between George Sci.
sou Of Camp Worry and Joe silva, ;he
/ runchbow Demon.
While the last named GO VIII be %
great drawing card. perhaps the fea-
turc Of the evening will be- the appear.
ancc Of Nigel jackson, the winner Of
the Marathon race. He Is matched
with Bugler Sarconi Of the marines
and is Just about ft and ready TO put
up the battle Of his life.
The appearance Of jackson was Sc.
cured hy the management as a special
| attraction. After the wonderful race
that he put up last Sunday, he IL sure
! ~ a great drawing card and hundreds
3 of fans will be attracted TO the Or
phcum TO see IL jackson is as good
with his fists in ring as he Is with
his feet on the road.
jackson will weigh about one hun.
drcd and twenty five pounds when he
enters the ring. and his opponent viii
weigh almost exactly the same. The
latter il said TO be a very handy lad
with his mitts and able to put up a
dandy scrap. With this kind Of record
behind him. and Jackson with his al
ready-shown grit the fans ought to
be treated to a very lively go. -Four
rounds is all that this event will last.
The entire program as arranged is;
Soldier Platt of Fort Shafter VS.
." Limeiuise Richards of Camp Very
middlcweight, four rounds; Soldier
Henley Of Fort Shafter ". Correa
Eclterweight. four rounds; Nigel Jack
son. winner of the Marathon race, vs.
Bugler Sarconi of Camp Very, Light
weight (bantamweight according t.
British ruliug). four rounds; Pete Stan
lev vs.. Humphreys of Camp Very, l3i
pounds. four rounds; Sergeant MarlOwo
of Lcllchua ". Nahilani, weller
weight, six rounds; and Nelson vs.
silva. middleweight, eight rounds.
Sergeant Marlowe of the 9Th Cavalry
is the man who got the boys out Il
make the last Marathon q success. lie
is sportsman from the tip of biz
spurs 10 the top of his busbee (cam
paign hat or whatever they call i)
lie is very handy with his mitts, "a
MANY "A man in the service can testify
and has so much sand in him that b,
splits mud when he grits his teeth.
Joking on one side, Tommy Mar
lowe is there with the goods and hi
Introduction to Honolulu audiene,
will be great event. The boys a
the environments have made up po
. to wager on him and anybody VIII
. wants TO make noise like real none,
, can very easily get it covered.
. There will be a large aggregation
of cavalry boys down to watch thei
man box Wahlani, and the latter vii
he M against great piece of cnthu
siasm. The local boxer, however, ha
, q great many admirers, and there WI
be something doing when they get to
gether.
The man event shoulh nc pIouuCli''
1 of endless fun and amusement: Georg
Nelson has won every bout he has mp
n, reared in so far, in jig time. Tn
only time he was ever feaZed wa
- when Qucrstrct. the British sailor
4 bothered his head with double leads II
the first round. What will happe'
q when Joe Silva gets next Ia him, 1T /
hard TO say. but we may be sure of
; large bunch of doings.
4 Take It all around, the show look
like great drawing card. Most o
!. the BOYS are well known here, an
!. those who are not are such unknow
4 quantities that the excitement of see
!. ing what they can do will be NOR
J. than worth while. Thirty rounds o
!, boxing with twelve participants loo
j. pretty good and the show ought
g | make "A ten strike.