The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-08-28

10 COrnyn floating mos just as the
gong sounded the end. The next instant
CordeIl swung his right, with all his
might, out over the ropes. directed at
Jack McFadden's face, while all who
saw it groaned because Cordell did not
land on cred top
Then Pat Cornyn put up his dukes
again to Jack who had just won the
decision over him. Joe McGurn rushed
over to Join the rough house and then
Chief McDutfie and squad of police
Jumped in, in time to prevent a general
mixup.
The ex-ight promoter was heaved out
of the back door and his pal, "Hiney, y
was pitched out with him.
McFadden seems TO have gotten half
way back to his old stand among the
ring lights. Last night he cfficiated as
Cornvn S chief second and at a safe
distance tainted Cordell during his bat
tie. While in the clnch with Pat, Jack
said. ON get YOU later to McFad-
den. ard all the fight fans who saw
the attempt were sorry that Cordell
didn t.
McFaGden appears to be a hard man
TO keep down and so long as the fight
game goes on he is there to do what
he can to kill it. If he can't be elimi-
mated without, it was said last night,
then the whole game rad better go with
him
Cordell Has Best of It.
The fifteen-round go between Jack
Cor1elI and Pat Cornyn was much the
same as it was at Aloha Park before,
only Corden had all the best of it this
time. IT was straight rules to suit Pat
and he took full advantage of it. He
fought all the time in the clinch but
his labs were not very effective, while
nearly every time that Cordell rushed
in he landed solid ones on Cornyn S
features. Cordell rushed nearly every
time and Pat ducked right into the
clinch and started his iabbing. He was
fighting all the time with his head
huckinp into Cordell s chest while jack
showed him around all over the ring,
iabbing him right and left on the wind
bag. with now and then a resounding
WALTON on the kidneys. He had Cornyn
m against the ropes several times and
once II looked as though he had HIM
going with couple Of slugs right and
left to the stomach which made Pat
wipple to get away from him. Jack
landed hard on Pat s left eve several
times and put it pretty much on the
blink. but when the fifteen rounds were
over both men seemed fresh and anxious
TO 90 in for a knockout over the Nc
Fadden affair.
Did Not Expect McFadden.
Promoter E. J. Love. who pulled OFF
the Orpheum event. said after the dis
turbance was over that he had pre-
Tiouslv had an understanding with the
principals that Jack NcFadden was not
to he connected with the exhibition and
he did not~know Of his presence at the
RING unit the trouble had started. While
there looked to be a good crowd on
hand Love declared that he had just
come out about even. The expense OF
running of "a big fight like that, he
said. amounted 70 about all there was
in it.
McGurn. one Of the principals N the
star preliminary pounded Jack Coil INTO
submission. Con pnt It all over him
IN the first round and he was As &Wh
ward As they make them. hut he hap
penpd to cut the Marine : face with a
chance walIop in the second and Coli
covered up for protection. linen Joe
forced him mp against tHe ropes and
hammered him until the gong sounded
COL face looked "a though II Wa
beaten into "a pulp, but II Was only
from the blood which flowed freely
from the cut right "u IN" cheek bone
When coll pu- ua bis guard he brought
his elbow clear around jn fIou. ot hi'
face and while Le stood thus Mrtiura
INST nummeled him where he "a.
wounded Now and then Coll opened
rp and swung in some st1tt ones o.
MrGHrn : frontispiece.
NrrGurn continued to hammer OF
CONS cbeekbone throughout the thlrC
and after the men had gone 10 then
corners the Marine gave up and Me
Guru was declared The winner.
The first 90 which was scnedn.ed Il
last four rounds was knockout in tn'
second Young >cotty passed YOUNG
Thompson couple of pretty Wallop
i'm the Jaw and Young Thompson
~lrlyled ont on Ms back Ior the count
l., he cot in good hit OF Stage play
lie Teeled agoHnd N real ;ragic way
s.I then flung himself out full length
Tin" blow didn 7 Jock ike it was st
bad a. all that AMI Ae deserved exc l.
for his dramatic action.
The two tots VINO were 20 have hees
on exhibition We're not allowed TO zap